217-1200 station components 2 SIMATIC S7-1200 automation system 2.1 $7-1200 station components Fig. 2.1 $7-1200 station with CPU $7-1214, two SMs (right) and one CM (left) A complete programmable controller including all UO modules is referred to as a “station”. This also includes distributed 10 modules connected to the CPU via a bus system. An $7-1200 station comprises at least the CPU. Depending on the version, it has digital and analog inputioutput channels and can be fitted with additional inputioutput channels using a signal board (SB). Depending on the type of CPU, up to eight signal modules can be plugged in which expand the station by digital and analog inputioutput channels. A two-tier design is possible using a 2-meter long extension cable. ‘The programming device is connected over Industrial Ethernet. Industrial Ethernet can also be used to connect further SIMATIC stations or HMI devices to the CPU. Up to three communication modules take over the connection to additional bus sys- tems or to a point-to-point link. Integral technological functions for measuring and counting tasks, closed-loop con- trol, and motion control allow the CPU 1200 to be used in many complex machine controls. ‘The SIMATIC Memory Gard can be used to download configuration data, as an exter- nal load memory, or for a firmware update. 432__SIMATIC $7-1200 automation system, Mounting is on a standard 35 mm DIN rail either horizontally or vertically. Installa- tion without a mounting rail is also possible. An extension cable (2 m long) enables a two-tier design without changing the number of connectable signal modules. Available accessories include an external power supply module, a connection multi- plier (Ethernet switch), a TS Adapter, and two simulator modules. SIMATIC $7-1200 is also available as a SIPLUS version for particularly harsh environmental condi- tions. 2.2 $7-1200 CPU modules There are four types of CPU (CPU 1211, CPU 1212, CPU 1214, and CPU 1215), available in each case in the versions DCDCDC, _ACIDCIRLY, DCIDGIRLY. The first item of data refers to the module power supply (DC = 24 V direct current, AC = 120/230 V alternating current). The middle item of data refers to the operating voltage of the onboard dig- ital inputs (DC = 24 V direct current), ‘The last item of data refers to the type of digital outputs (DC = 24 V direct current electronic, RLY = up to 30 V direct current or up to 250 Valternat- Fig.2.2 CPU 1214¢ DoDEDG ing current with relay) ‘The four CPU versions mainly differ in the supply voltage, the number of onboard inputs and outputs, the memory size, and the expansion capability with signal modules (Table 2.1) ‘The CPU 1215G can be integrated in STEP 7 Basic V11 with a hardware support pack- age (LISP). 2.2.1 Integrated 110 ‘The digital inputs (DI) on the CPU module work with an operating voltage of 24 V DC. Different numbers are available depending on the CPU version. The status of the input signals is displayed by means of LEDs. ‘The digital outputs (DQ or DO) are available in electronic form (24 V DG and 0.5 A output current with a resistive load of 5 W) and as relay outputs (up to 30 V DC and 2 A output current with a resistive load of 30 W or up to 250 V AC and 2 A output current with a resistive load of 200 W). Different numbers of digital outputs are available depending on the CPU version. The status of the output signals is dis- played by means of LEDs. 44‘Table 2.1 Selected data of a CPU 1200 with Firmware V3.0 2.2 _$7-1200 CPU modules cruranic cru natac cru i214c cru i215. User memory Inernalload memory) 1 MB 1M, aye ame RAN 30K8 sxe 758 0 KE Retentive memory yoke t0Ke 10Ke 108 Integrated YOs Digital inputs (00 sor2avoc | eo,2avoc | r40,24voc | 1401, 2¢v0¢ Digital outputs (00) 400, 26v0C 600, 24 0c 1000, 24 0c 3000, 24voe orrelay orreby orreby orrelay ‘analog inputs (AD 2AI(IObit) 2aicosiy — f2araoein | 21GoBi ‘Avalog outputs (40) = - - 2A0 110i Process images 1024 bytes inputs, 1024 bytes outputs Bit memory 4096 bytes 18192 bytes Expansion with ‘Aboard (58, CE, 88) 1 1 1 Signal modules (SM) | None 2 a a Communiation rmadiles (CM) 3 3 3 3 High-speed counter as single-phase counter with integrated 3with rookitz | swith 100KH2 | swith 100% | 3 with 190 Ke Twithaoez | 3wthzokke | 2 win 20K with standard 2withaokee — | 2withaowe | = - with high-speed SB 2with 200 kHe | 2with 200KHe | ~ - a5 IB counter with integrated WO swithaokte | 3withsowe | awithsoine | 2with sone Ywith 20«% | 3watn20 Kee — | 2 wth 20 KH with standard 2with2oKe2 | 2with2oeue | - - with high-speed SB 2with 160kHe | with 1eokHe | - - Pulse generators 4 with integrated 100 kee with standard 2okie with highspeee SB 200 ki Pulse outputs **) 4 4 4 4 Inputs fr pulse catch 3 1% 4 Realtime clck butter | Typically 10 days, can be increased up to one year with a battery board PROFINET connection 1 2 with swith Temporary local data/ nesting depth Startup + main program Interrupteror processing Execution time for binary functions for digital functions for Moating-point functions 16KE! 6levels 4 KB /4 levels 0.085 pst 17 yslinstruction 2.3 pslinsteuction *) Expandable up to $0 card size +5) Adigital signa boards required for CPU versions with relay outputs