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Some of the text used in the SIMOVIS program uses slightly different words or abbreviations as compared with the rest of the instruction manual. The following list will show the correlation between the two. FUNCTION Binary Input Function BIF Binary Output Function BOF Reference value Scale or scaling Feedback value Base Board Port 0, BBP0 (X500) Base Board Port 1, BBP1 (X501) SIMOVIS BEF BAF Setpoint value normalize Actual value G-SST0 (X500) G-SST1 (X501
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The installation floppy disk includes a batch file that generates the required directory structure on the hard drive and copies all of the files to the correct directory. The master directory can be selected as desired (e.g., C:\6RA24\ or C:\SIMOVIS\). The installation program can then be started from the floppy drive and installed to the master directory. To install the SIMOVIS program: 1. Create a master directory on C: drive where you want SIMOVIS to be stored. For example from the root directory type "MKDIR SIMOVIS" and enter. Change to the SIMOVIS directory by typing: CD\SIMOVIS and enter 2. Insert the floppy disk into either A or B drive and type: A:INSTALL and enter if drive "A" is used or B:INSTALL and enter if drive "B" is used. When the display "please insert the second floppy disk ..." appears, insert disk 2 and press any key. After the installation is complete SIMOVIS can be started by typing "START" and then pressing enter.
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The 6RA24 drive is connected to the PC using a cable as shown below and the RS232 port at X501.
1 6 2 7 3 8 4 5 9 GND GND 9 5 TxD TxD 8 4 RxD RxD 6 2 7 3 1
PC Serial Interface COM1 or COM2 9 Pin D connector X501 Female connector at cable side
RS232 Connections
The XJ2, XJ6, XJ7, and XJ8 jumpers on the 6RA24 microprocessor board should be in the factory shipped position 1-2.
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Normally SIMOVIS is operated with a mouse however if a mouse is not present the pointer can be moved using keys. KEY Alt cursor right Alt cursor left Alt cursor up Alt cursor down Ctrl cursor right Ctrl cursor left Ctrl cursor up Ctrl cursor down ACTION one position right one position left one position higher one position lower several positions right several positions left several positions higher several positions lower
The mouse buttons are simulated from the key board as follows: Alt end Alt page down Alt home Alt page up Press the left mouse button Release the left mouse button Press the right mouse button Release the right mouse button
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14.3
Operator control
All SIMOVIS displays have a defined display structure. The display is sub-divided into header, footer, and working zones. The header remains the same for all displays, and includes the following information:
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DISP. NO. 2198
SIEMENS SIMOVIS
0 5 10 15
6RA24
20 25 30
3
1 2 3 SIEMENS logo 6RA24 product logo
4 5 6
13
8 9
10
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12
Bars where the current status of all drives connected to the bus is shown: Dark Blue Drive not logged on Gray flashing Drive logged on but presently not connected Green Connection established Red Connection established, drive has a fault Yellow Connection established, drive has a warning Drive address for the drive active in the working zone Name of the data file which is executed in off-line operations. This line remains empty when the drive is on-line. Number of the displayed parameter set for parameters from P100 to P599. Mask number Display box for an existing fault (flashes red) Display box for an existing warning (flashes yellow)
4 5 6 7 8 9
10 Display box for a received parameter change message 11 Display box for a communications fault (flashes yellow) 12 Symbol for displaying whether a write command is presently being executed in the RAM, ("R") or being permanently stored in the EEPROM ("E"). 13 Window for message output
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The footer indicates the actually assigned function keys. The function keys can be executed by pressing the function key or by clicking on the appropriate field using the mouse. F1 F2 F11 F12 Calls up a help screen for the associated display Indicates the last 10 internal SIMOVIS messages Generally branches to the previous screen Branches back to the main menu
The working zone displays the controller structures and parameter values and can be modified by the used using the mouse or key board. The following display elements respond to a mouse click: o red boxes with white arrows (generally for changing a parameter value) o texts with a blue background (generally for sending a specific parameter o function blocks with a blue boarder (generally to get to a more detailed display mask) o the footer area and the function keys o the number after CONV. ADR (for selecting the converter address) o the number after PA.SET in the header (for selecting the parameter set to be displayed) The following actions are possible using the key board: o Display changes using the function keys noted in the footer o UPREAD/DOWNLOAD functions only operate using the function keys o Parameter values are set in the pop-up windows using the number and decimal keys. The number to the left of the cursor is set when the enter key is pressed. o Some masks have input fields that can be stepped through using the TAB key. o The cursor keys or F3/F4 are used to scroll through a list of connector numbers for parameters that allow connector numbers to be assigned. When the connector has been selected it is sent to the 6RA24 using F8.
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DOWNLOAD:
The DOWNLOAD screen is selected using F4. The following functions are available here: F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 DOWNLOAD EDIT COPY DELETE Diff.dru The selected parameter data file is transferred to the 6RA24 The selected parameter data file can be edited A parameter data file can be copied to a new file name Deletes a parameter data file Compares two parameter data files. Prints out parameters and marks those that are different with a "*". This process can take up to 15 minutes. A parameter data file is printed
F9 PRINT
Drive Address
The drive to be addressed by SIMOVIS is also set on the Up / Down load screen #3999. To change to a different drive connected on the RS485 bus used by SIMOVIS click the mouse on the GER.ADR box at the top of the screen and enter the drive address number and press enter. The new drive address will be used by SIMOVIS from now on and will be displayed at the top of each screen.
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When F3 is pressed, a menu appears with 4 choices that are used to select the scale for the graphics. Highlight the desired choice using the arrow keys and press enter to select it. Normally choice 3, 120% with interpolation between the sample values, gives good results. The choices are: Mode 1. 200% with interpolation between the sample values Mode 2. 200% without interpolation between the sample values Mode 3. 120% with interpolation between the sample values Mode 4. 120% without interpolation between the sample values In all cases 16384 counts = 100%. Up to 4 curves can be shown on one display. The display is sub-divided if more that four curves are transferred from the 6RA24 and the curves are shown in two windows. By clicking on the top left window "set/win", followed by "1" or "2" and "start", one of the two small displays can be blanked out and the other zoomed up in size. By clicking the right mouse button on "trace buffer #" in the large left window, the selected curve is toggled on or blanked out. The time axis scaling is one second for 128 recorded values. If less than 128 values are transferred from the 6RA24, then the curve is displayed right justified. The actual time scaling is obtained from the selected "sample interval" in cycles. One second of the time axis labeling corresponds to (128 * 2.77 ms * sampling interval).
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Problem:
The connection to the 6RA24 is not established.
Possible Causes:
1. The interconnecting cable is faulty or connected to the wrong serial port (X501 for RS232 communications) The interface used at the PC, COM1 or COM2, is not defined in the USS.INI file in the SIMO_D sub-directory on the hard drive. (set operation = 0 for COM1 and operation + 1 for COM2) The baud rate set in the USS.INI file and the 6RA24 are not the same. In USS.INI, set operation = 0, 9600, E, 8, 1, p, 1, 1 In the 6RA24 set P793 = 6 for 9600 baud. The process data, PZD, length definition is incorrect: In USS.INI, set slave = 0, 6RA24.00, 3, F, 3, 3, 8, 101, 0C7E, 0000, 0000 In the 6RA24 set P791 = 3 The parameter data, PKW, length definition is incorrect: In USS.INI, set slave = 0, 6RA24.00, 3, F, 3, 3, 8, 101, 0C7E, 0000, 0000 In the 6RA24 set P792 = 3 The plug-in jumpers XJ2, XJ6, XJ7, XJ8, at the 6RA24 are not in setting 1-2.
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Problem:
The hard disk is continuously accessed and the response time is very slow.
Possible Causes:
1. 2. This can be improved by installing a hard drive cache memory (e.g., SMART DRIVE). This can also be caused by an incorrect PZD value in USS>INI or P791. (see 4. above)
Problem:
Errors and alarms are not displayed.
Possible Causes:
1. The 6RA24 status word is not being transferred to the SIMOVIS program. Define the status word as the first PZD data with P794.00 = 325 or P784.00 = 325, for the 6RA24 serial interfaces.
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Problem:
The trace buffer graphic display appears only briefly when changing to the graphic display and then jumps back to screen 3999.
Possible Causes:
1. There is no saved graphic files in the SIMO_A sub-directory. Transfer the trace buffer contents in display 3999 (refer to section 10.11)
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e) Operator control interface - New graphic design of the function keys. - Faults and alarms can be directly called-up from the main menu. - Hexadecimal numbers are also now used for SIMOVIS.