2 TIA projects combined due to S7 Connections in project

userxyz

Member
Join Date
May 2002
Location
any
Posts
2,768
Hi,

We received from a system integrator a combined project of 2 1500 CPU's and 2 PC's with OPC connections to the CPU's.

We would like (for our standard) to separate both projects from eachother. We cannot do this at this moment because the 2 PC's have connections to both PLC's.

Could we change the S7 Connection between the OPC Server in the PC and the 1500 to a unspecified link to CPU/PLC ?

Opinions on what we can do ?

Thanks,

Kind regards,
Combo
 
If the customer expects fully configured connections, you have to have these connections in your project, and download them to the CPUs in question.
But you can split into 2 projects, each with 1 S7 CPU and 2 PCs.
Just be sure that the connection IDs are not changed.

If you want to change to usnpecified connections, then your customer must do the same.

If your customer wants to be able to browse OPC tags by the symbols in the PLC, then it must be a fully specified connection (*) you have to either generate the PC Station incl. the OPC connections, or provide the TIA projects to him.

*: It is also possible to export the symbols, at least in STEP7 Classic it was possible, probably also in TIA, but I have no experience with that.
 

Similar Topics

General Question: The PLC and HMI that I've been working on (a laser measurement system) is soon to be transported to the site where it will be...
Replies
2
Views
699
Hi all, I am a bit crazy from behavior of WinCC (actually TIA 15). I have two opened projects and I need to copy some screen items (buttons, ...)...
Replies
3
Views
4,057
Hi, I have a project of 2 different machines combined. 2 CPU's and 2 PC links. So the PC's are connected with an S7 connection to both CPU's in...
Replies
1
Views
1,179
Hello guys! I am in the start of a project for a customer and considering buying step 7 5.5 instead of tia portal v13 which we have now. I'd...
Replies
8
Views
3,776
Hi all, I have a client trying to connect an OPC (TIA V13 SP1) to a PLC we supplied (1200). I am trying to keep our project out of his hands, is...
Replies
4
Views
1,897
Back
Top Bottom