© Siemens AG 2012 SIMATIC PDM Process Device Manager SIMATIC PCS 7 Brochure November 2012 Answers for industry. © Siemens AG 2012 SIMATIC PDM Process Device Manager Overview SIMATIC PCS 7 engineering station with SIMATIC PDM Device on the workbench Industrial Ethernet S7-400 S7-400 PROFINET PROFIBUS PA SIMOCODE ET 200M IE/PB Link PN IO + DP/PA coupler PROFIBUS DP HART protocol RS 232/RS 485 ET 200iSP HART multiplexer HART FF H1 SIMOCODE HART PROFIBUS PA ET 200M Possible connection point of a PG/PC with SIMATIC PDM (stand-alone operation) Field devices G_PCS7_XX_00200 FF link PA link Configuration options with SIMATIC PDM SIMATIC PDM (Process Device Manager) is a universal, manufacturer-independent tool for the configuration, parameter assignment, commissioning, diagnostics and maintenance of intelligent field devices (sensors and actuators) and field components (remote I/Os, multiplexers, control room devices, compact controllers), which in the following sections will be referred to simply as devices. Using only one software, SIMATIC PDM enables the processing of more than 2 500 devices from Siemens and over 200 manufacturers worldwide with an homogeneous user interface. Parameters and functions for all supported devices are displayed in a consistent and uniform fashion independent of their communications interface. With respect to device integration, SIMATIC PDM is the most powerful open Process Device Manager on the global market. Devices which previously were not supported can be easily integrated in SIMATIC PDM at any time by importing their device descriptions (EDD). This provides security and saves investment, training and consequential costs. Possible applications of SIMATIC PDM • System-integrated in a SIMATIC PCS 7 / STEP 7 configuration environment, e.g. on a SIMATIC PCS 7 engineering system • Stand-alone as a service tool on a mobile computer on PROFIBUS, PROFINET, or with direct connection to the device Software and hardware requirements Supported operating systems SIMATIC PDM V8 ■ Windows 7 Enterprise/Ultimate, 32/64-bit ■ Windows Server 2008 SP2 or 2008 R2 SP1/SP2, 64-bit, Standard Edition Language support SIMATIC PDM Process Device Manager ■ ■ Hardware requirements 2 SIMATIC PDM V6.1 ■ Windows XP Professional SP3, 32-bit ■ Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2, 32-bit, Standard Edition ■ User interface in 7 languages (English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese and Japanese) Device description languages as offered by the respective manufacturer PG/PC/notebook with processor corresponding to operating system requirements © Siemens AG 2012 Functions SIMATIC PDM core functions Communications and routing SIMATIC PDM offers a diverse range of functions such as: SIMATIC PDM supports several communication protocols and components for communicating with devices that have the following interfaces: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Setting and modification of device parameters Comparing (e.g. project and device data) Plausibility testing of data input Device identification and testing Device status indication with operating modes, alarms and states Simulation Diagnostics (standard, detailed) Management (e.g. networks and PCs) Export/import (parameter data, logs, documents) Commissioning functions, e.g. measuring circuit tests of device data Device management (lifecycle management) Global and device-specific change log for user operations (audit trail) Device-specific calibration logs Graphic representations of echo envelope curves, trend displays, valve diagnostics results, etc. Display of incorporated manuals Document manager for integration of up to 10 multimedia files Support of system management • • • • • PROFIBUS DP/PA interface FOUNDATION Fieldbus (FF) interface PROFINET interface HART interface (modem, wireless) Modbus interface Further communication protocols on request. From the central engineering system of the SIMATIC PCS 7 process control system, one can use SIMATIC PDM to navigate to the connected devices via the various bus systems and remote I/Os. Throughout the plant, every device which can be assigned parameters per EDD can be processed using this routing functionality. The following processing functions are available: • • • • • • Read diagnostics information from the device Modify device settings Adjust and calibrate devices Monitor process values Generate simulation values Re-assign parameters to devices SIMATIC PDM supports the operative system management in particular through: • • • • • • • Uniform representation and operation of devices Uniform representation of diagnostic information Indicators for preventive maintenance and servicing Detection of changes in the project and device Increase in operational reliability Reduction of investment, operating and maintenance costs Forwarding of device information to higher-level Maintenance Stations Document manager FAQ Online help Help window Manual SIMATIC PDM Process Device Manager 3 © Siemens AG 2012 Engineering Clearly structured engineering with coordinated views The ergonomic operator interface of SIMATIC PDM satisfies the requirements of the guidelines VDI/VDE GMA 2187 and IEC 65/349/CD. Even complex devices with several hundred parameters can be represented clearly and processed quickly. Expansion of the device description language EDDL also allows display elements to be shown perfectly. Operators are provided with several views of the project and the devices to be processed, and their application depends on the procedure and mode of use of the Process Device Manager (stand-alone or integrated in STEP 7/SIMATIC PCS 7): • Hardware project view for the SIMATIC PDM integrated in SIMATIC PCS 7/STEP 7 View of SIMATIC PCS 7/S7 hardware project from which the SIMATIC PDM parameter assignment user interface can be directly opened for the devices; devices are configured using HW Config and displayed graphically or in tabular form. • Process device network view, preferably for stand-alone use Project view for clear representation of the hierarchical hardware structure with all networks, communications components, and devices. This can be automatically produced by scanning the actual plant. The parameter data gained in the stand-alone version of SIMATIC PDM can be imported into a SIMATIC PCS 7/S7 project. • Process device plant view View of all devices/TAGs present in the project (independent of the communications path used) with additional information on the diagnostics state of the devices and communications paths. Uniform symbols are used to display the diagnostics state of all devices. • Parameter view View of device parameters with a wide variety of functions: - Parameter assignment functions, e.g. measurement unit, measuring range - Online functions, e.g. display values, charts, diagnostics - Calibration functions, e.g. zero, runtimes of valves - Comparison functions, e.g. devices, saved project data - Export/import functions, e.g. parameters, projects - Logging functions • Lifelist view for commissioning and service Single or cyclically generated network view for the identification and addressing of devices Hardware project view Process device network view Process device plant view Parameter view 4 Engineering © Siemens AG 2012 Device integration Device integration made easy Electronic Device Description (EDD) SIMATIC PDM supports all devices which are defined by means of the Electronic Device Description (EDD). EDD is standardized to EN 50391 and IEC 61804. Internationally, it is the most widely used standardized technology for device integration. At the same time, it is the guideline of the established organizations for • PROFIBUS and PROFINET (PI - PROFIBUS & PROFINET International) • HART (HCF: HART Communication Foundation) • FF (Fieldbus Foundation) The devices are integrated directly in SIMATIC PDM through a company-specific EDD, or the current HCF or Fieldbus Foundation libraries. PROFIBUS devices are described in the EDD in terms of functionality and construction using the Electronic Device Description Language (EDDL). Using this description, SIMATIC PDM automatically creates its user interface with the specific device information. The range of devices can be updated and expanded by simply importing the manufacturer's device-specific EDD. Fieldbus Foundation provides pre-defined device descriptions (standard DD) for the basic functions of specific field device types. The basic functions are implemented using various standard function and transmission blocks. Advantages of the EDD The advantages of the EDD as a text-based device description are quite clear: • Independent of the operating system • Forms an inseparable function unit together with the device • Long-term stability throughout the entire device life cycle, yet can be modified and/or extended at any time • Contents can be individually matched to any device by the device manufacturer • Gives the device manufacturer a wide scope of possibilities for generating unique features, e.g. - Implementation of manufacturer-specific diagnostics functions in addition to standard diagnostics - Integration of own documents and help texts - Implementation of plans for device-specific handling sequences, e.g. commissioning, calibration, servicing - Wizards as commissioning aids The current device description library of SIMATIC PDM covers more than 2 500 devices from over 200 manufacturers worldwide. By simply importing the manufacturer's device-specific EDD, existing devices can be updated and further devices can be integrated in SIMATIC PDM. It is thus possible to keep the device range up to date at all times and to add to the number of manufacturers and devices supported by SIMATIC PDM. Declaration of conformity (left) and contents of the device library (right) Device integration 5 © Siemens AG 2012 Device integration SIMATIC PDM device import with the Device Integration Manager Technical support Device Integration Manager The Device Integration Manager supports user-friendly import of the device descriptions with practical functions and clear displays, e.g.: • • • • • • • • Information on device descriptions Information on the device descriptions used Filter and search functions Direct import from compressed files Documentation functions Checking functions (semantics, syntax, completeness) Creation of project-specific device libraries Delete function for imported device descriptions Quality assurance As an open parameter assignment tool, SIMATIC PDM is not subject to any restrictions. To guarantee high quality in device integration, conformity in the case of all new additions or corrections must be verified by certification. A declaration of conformity includes: • • • • • 6 Information on the device Information on existing certificates Changes as compared to previous versions Verifications for the test with SIMATIC PDM Compatibility information Device integration Support Request You can request support from a service specialists via a "Support Request" in Technical Support on the Internet: www.siemens.com/automation/support-request Regional contact partners You can find the Technical Support responsible for your region on the Internet at: www.automation.siemens.com/partner Device integration via partner companies If you would like to use any devices which cannot be found in the SIMATIC PDM device description library, we will be pleased to help you integrate them. Siemens AG does not itself integrate any device descriptions of field device manufacturers in the EDD Device Library of SIMATIC PDM. It has negotiated appropriate service agreements with selected partner companies for this purpose. You can find information about the procedure and contact data for the partner companies on the Internet at the following addresses: www.siemens.com/simatic-pdm support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/50898953 © Siemens AG 2012 Parameter view Central device view with uniform representation The parameter view quickly provides a comprehensive overview of a device. It has a clear layout. Visualization and handling are uniform for all devices, that is, regardless of device type, device manufacturer, and device communication: • Toolbar for general functions • Menu with device functions • Working window divided into two sections with navigation window (left) and parameter window with parameter name, value, engineering unit and status • Parameter status is controlled via the navigation tree • User-specific language switching (standard language: English) Parameter view - single Each device can be selected, processed and loaded directly, with all device functions accessible. The device structure and contents are defined by the device description provided by the manufacturer. The read/write parameters have a light background and can be easily distinguished from the read-only parameters with their gray background. Modifications, invalid values, initial values and read/write status are clearly identified in terms of color and text. Since users can easily differentiate the functions provided by SIMATIC PDM from the device-specific functions, they are quickly able to find the right contact partner for their support request. Parameter view - multiview Depending on the selection, the navigation window of the parameter view is either focused on a single device or it displays the device within the hierarchical network structure (multiview). Multiview is very convenient for displaying complete networks or modular components such as remote I/O with connected HART field devices. Parameter view 7 © Siemens AG 2012 Informative online displays SIMATIC PDM offers numerous possibilities for online communication with the devices. Values/parameters that can be visualized and accessed online are defined by the respective device manufacturer using the electronic device description (EDD). They are shown with standardized online displays which are optimally matched to different functions with respect to the device descriptions, and also permit online access in some cases depending on these. Examples of online functions which can then be implemented are: • • • • • • • • • • • • • Monitoring of the process value Monitoring of raw measured values Monitoring of internal device status or wear values Calibration functions Zero settings Min/max pointer Trend curves with several variables X/Y curves, e.g. envelope curves for radar level meters Diagnostics states Resetting to factory settings Operating mode switchover Online parameter assignment Simulation of process variables, states and diagnostics messages • Classification of device-specific diagnostics • Quick start-up Trend view Display of a commissioning wizard Measured value display 8 Informative online displays Drive configuration for frequency converters © Siemens AG 2012 Device management Essential criteria for the use of intelligent field devices include: • Simple and efficient engineering • Stable device descriptions across the entire life cycle of the production plant/device The device types, versions, and manufacturers used in production plants are often not yet known at the time of planning and configuration. Moreover, commissioning, maintenance, service, and device replacement must be as easy and problem-free as possible for the plant personnel. With device-neutral configuration and different device management scenarios, SIMATIC PDM is able to meet these challenges. Device-neutral configuration In device-neutral configuration of process tags, it is not necessary to know the precise device type or the manufacturer of the field device. A typical example of this is the Device-neutral type label (EDD) Profile-specific device description (EDD) connection of HART field devices on 4 - 20 mA interfaces of HART-enabled analog modules in remote I/O stations. On these 4 - 20 mA interfaces, any field devices with a suitable interface can be connected and operated via a "neutral channel". The configuration of the process tag in the automation project takes place distinctly from the field device used later. Using SIMATIC PDM, a device-neutral device description containing only the process tag data, for example, can be assigned for the period up to commissioning. However, to be able to use the full device functionality, device-specific parameter assignment cannot be avoided. For this purpose, a devicespecific EDD is simply assigned with SIMATIC PDM. With SIMATIC PDM, the principle of configuring via a "neutral channel" can also be used for field devices on PROFIBUS DP/PA. This requires the use of device-neutral profile GSD files during the hardware configuration. These profile GSD files are specified and provided by the "PROFIBUS & PROFINET International" organization. Device-specific device description (EDD) Engineering with device-neutral profile GSD file Configuration options for PROFIBUS DP/PA devices Device management 9 © Siemens AG 2012 Device-neutral type label (EDD) Universal device description (EDD) Device-specific device description (EDD) Device-specific device description (HCF-DD) Engineering with device-neutral hardware object Configuration options for HART devices The "neutral channel" on PROFIBUS DP/PA is significantly more user-friendly than the "neutral channel" on a 4 - 20 mA interface. Multiple measured values can be transferred simultaneously in both directions via this channel. In this way, for example, analog or binary actuating signals can be transferred to analog actuators, and in the opposite direction, analog or binary feedback (including status information) from the automation system can be read. Configuration options for HART devices • Use of a device-neutral EDD for the electronic rating plate • Use of a universal HART EDD in accordance with the "Universal HART Commands" of the HCF • Use of the device-specific EDD from the device description library of the HCF • Use of the device-specific EDD from the device description library of SIMATIC PDM The device management of SIMATIC PDM supports both the assignment of the device-specific description to a field device, and its updating or replacement (e.g. in the case of a device replacement) without the loss of parameter data. Corrections/updates and device replacement Depending on the communication used, SIMATIC PDM supports different device management scenarios: Configuration options for PROFIBUS DP/PA devices • Use of a profile GSD with 1+n process values (AI, AO, DI, DO) or a positioning channel • Use of a device-neutral EDD for the electronic rating plate • Use of a profile EDD corresponding to the process tag type, e.g. temperature or pressure • Use of a device-specific EDD 10 Device management • Updating of device descriptions (EDD) DIM detects compatible corrections and function expansions. It assigns the updated EDD automatically to all devices. • Upgrading of device descriptions (EDD) DIM detects incompatible corrections and function expansions. The EDD is inserted in the device description library for manual assignment. • Support of field device replacement/substitution with - Devices of the same type and version - Devices of the same type but different version - Devices of a new device generation of the same type from the same manufacturer - Devices from different manufacturers on the basis of the PA profile © Siemens AG 2012 Lifelist The Lifelist displays the following information for the devices and all connected components: • • • • • • • Addresses TAG Device type Device status Manufacturer Software revision Profile version The device status (diagnostics information) is identified by meaningful, easily recognizable, and uniform symbols for all devices. Lifelist User-friendly view for service and commissioning The Lifelist is a network view for identification, diagnostics and online parameter assignment of devices. It is created online. It can be created once or cyclically. As a result of its special orientation, the Lifelist is an ideal working environment for service and commissioning. If an EDD exists for a device, the determined diagnostics information is compiled using this device description. This also means increased convenience, since the diagnostics information is language-dependent and can be displayed together with additional device-specific information such as cause of fault, effect of fault, and notes for troubleshooting. Apart from this, the diagnostics information is displayed as stored in the PROFIBUS GSD. The Lifelist offers two levels for scanning the PROFIBUS: It permits scanning of PROFIBUS DP and PROFIBUS PA lines including subordinate structures, and displays these in a clear form. It is also possible to include HART devices that are connected through a HART modem. It is therefore no longer absolutely necessary to have a knowledge of the plant structure during service work. • Scan for identification of connected devices • Scan for device identification, with option for additional determination of diagnostics state and device status The Lifelist is not just a display and source of information - it provides much more: • The parameter assignment interface of the devices can be called directly from the Lifelist without having to open a project. All the offline and online functions of the devices are thus immediately available. • Addresses and TAGs can be directly modified online in the Lifelist. • Existing projects can be synchronized using the Lifelist. • The contents of the Lifelist can be exported as an XML file. • The Lifelist can be transferred easily into a SIMATIC PDM stand-alone project. Lifelist 11 © Siemens AG 2012 HART OPC server Recording of structures of HART multiplexer networks The original HART OPC server is supplied together with SIMATIC PDM. In particular with the stand-alone version, this optional software component provides excellent support for service and commissioning. HART multiplexer networks can be scanned using the HART OPC server, and their structures displayed clearly. The structures can be automatically imported into a SIMATIC PDM project or used to synchronize existing projects. For servicing, it is therefore unnecessary to have knowledge of the HART multiplexer network structure. A further function of the HART OPC server is reading of the device identification which immediately assigns the correct device description to SIMATIC PDM. The HART OPC server supports single-stage and multi-stage multiplexers, e.g. P&F multiplexers or MTL multiplexers. Detailed information on which types of multiplexer are supported by the HART OPC server can be obtained directly from the manufacturers or from the HCF (HART Communication Foundation). With SIMATIC PDM, WirelessHART adapters and WirelessHART field devices can also be processed via the HART OPC server. Integration of HART OPC server in SIMATIC PDM 12 HART OPC server © Siemens AG 2012 Asset management Asset management comprises all activities and measures which serve to retain or increase the value of a plant. In addition to system management, process control, and process optimization, these primarily include maintenance and repairs which retain and increase the plant value, so-called plant-level asset management. As a result of its comprehensive functionalities for configuration, parameter assignment, commissioning, diagnostics and maintenance of intelligent field devices and components, SIMATIC PDM is particularly suitable for plant-level asset management. In order to deliver meaningful and reliable results, asset management systems require a large amount of basic information. In real plants, this data is highly heterogeneous and unstructured, which makes it very difficult to access. SIMATIC PDM is able to determine the device data relevant to plant-level asset management, and to transfer this in XML format over a standardized interface to higher-level asset management systems (SIMATIC PCS 7 Maintenance Station or SIMATIC PDM Maintenance Station ). The basis for this is the electronic device descriptions (EDD) which are autonomous of the operating system. Collecting the data and interpreting the results are independent of the device type, in other words, it makes no difference whether the device is an actuator or sensor, or a PROFIBUS, HART or FF device. Call of SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC PCS 7 Maintenance Station However, SIMATIC PDM is far more than just a collector of data for higher-level asset management systems. It also provides a variety of its own asset management functions: • Determination of differences between the offline data and the current parameters in the device • Multilingual presentation of diagnostics data read from the devices (device-specific data and profile data) • Uniform presentation and identification of diagnostics and status data of all devices with uniform symbols • Data transfer to an asset management system activated by a request from this system • Extensive logging functions (change log, calibration report) • Export interface for all data • Integration of project-specific and device-specific documents Detailed diagnostics display of a device in SIMATIC PDM Process device plant view with diagnostics status display Asset management 13 © Siemens AG 2012 Practical functions Exporting and importing of data SIMATIC PDM can export configuration and parameter data and import it again in a convenient manner. In this way, data can be exchanged between different projects, computers, or field devices, for example. Data is always exported in XML format. In the life cycle of a production plant, the export and import functions support device management as follows: • Export of parameter data, diagnostics information, and assigned user documents • Export of data for individual devices or entire network structures, whereby the parameter data is saved individually for all field devices and made available for individual import • Import of parameter data with or without process tag labels • Import of exported device data regardless of device type and version, so that parameter data of the same type can be transferred to field devices of different versions and from different manufacturers During the import, the data is compared and supplemented, if applicable. Parameters of existing field devices or modules are thus overwritten, and non-existent field devices or modules are created. If no device description is assigned, assignment takes place in accordance with the contents of the import file. However, no field devices or modules are deleted. Change log 14 Practical functions Examples of effective utilization of data export and import are: • Generation of parameter typicals (default parameter settings) for device types • Transfer of parameters read out of the devices by SIMATIC PDM into the office world (e.g. Excel spreadsheets) • Determination of plant configurations, and transfer of structure and parameter settings to a project Change log A change log can be activated in SIMATIC PDM. This records which user has executed which actions or changes for each field device. The functions of the change log include: • Archiving functions (manual or automatic) • Filter and search functions (for text, actions, or field devices) • Input of user comments on executed actions • User-defined entries in the change log © Siemens AG 2012 Logging and documentation A SIMATIC PDM system function enables an individual calibration report to be produced for each integrated field device. The selected parameters are automatically imported into this log. Internet links and documents, e.g. device manuals, integrated into the device description by the manufacturer can be accessed quickly and easily using the parameter view's help menu. Up to 10 individual multimedia files (text, charts, video, audio) can be additionally included with each device by means of a documentation manager which is also integrated in the parameter view's help menu. These files can be assigned to individual process tags specific to the plant. Data comparison between two devices Data comparison SIMATIC PDM offers the facility for comparing parameters and settings, and to then decide what should be imported or adjusted. The compared objects and differences are clearly and unambiguously identified in color. The following comparison functions are available: • Comparison of offline data in the project database with the actual device data • Comparison of offline data of two different devices in the project database • Comparison of data of two different devices Practical functions 15 © Siemens AG 2012 Design Components Product packages SIMATIC PDM stand-alone Minimum configuration SIMATIC PDM system-integrated Basic confi- Application-specific configurations guration SIMATIC PDM Single Point SIMATIC PDM Basic SIMATIC PDM Service V6.1 V6.1 V6.1 V6.1 V8.0 V6.1 V8.0 FF V8.0 1 4 128 128 100 128 100 100 o – – – – – – SIMATIC PDM TAGs in the scope of delivery SIMATIC PDM S7 SIMATIC PDM PCS 7 SIMATIC PDM expansion options cannot be expanded TAG options - 128 TAGs - 512 TAGs - 1 024 TAGs - 2 048 TAGs PowerPacks - 128 to 512 TAGs - 512 to 1 024 TAGs - 1 024 to 2 048 TAGs - 2 048 to unlimited TAGs o o o – o – – Countrelevant licenses (cumulative) - 10 TAGs - 100 TAGs - 1 000 TAGs – – – o – o o SIMATIC PDM Basic n n n n n n n SIMATIC PDM Extended – – – n – n n o n n n n n SIMATIC PDM integration in STEP 7/PCS 7 o SIMATIC PDM Routing o o o o n n n SIMATIC PDM Communication FOUNDATION Fieldbus – – – o – o n SIMATIC PDM communication via standard HART multiplexer o o o – o – – SIMATIC PDM product structure n Product component is part of the product package o Optional product component for the product package, can be purchased separately – Product component is not relevant or not available for the product package Customer-oriented product structure A customer-oriented product structure enables the scope of functions and performance of SIMATIC PDM to be adapted to individual requirements. The customer has the following options (see table): • Use of the minimum configuration SIMATIC PDM Single Point • Selection of an application-specific product configuration SIMATIC PDM Service, SIMATIC PDM S7, SIMATIC PDM PCS 7 or SIMATIC PDM PCS 7-FF • Construction of a desired configuration starting from the SIMATIC PDM Basic configuration 16 Design The selection depends on the operational environment: System-integrated in a SIMATIC S7/PCS 7 configuration environment, or stand-alone as a service tool for operation on a mobile computer on PROFIBUS or with direct connection to the device. The application-specific product packages SIMATIC PDM Service, S7 and PCS 7 can be expanded functionally, as well as with PowerPacks (V6.1) or cumulative TAG licenses (V8). SIMATIC PDM Basic can be expanded functionally, as well as with cumulative TAG licenses (V8) or with TAG options and PowerPacks (V6.1). In contrast, SIMATIC PDM Single Point cannot be expanded. © Siemens AG 2012 A TAG corresponds to a SIMATIC PDM object, which represents individual field devices or components within a project, e.g. measuring instruments, positioners, switching devices or remote I/Os. Also regarded as a TAG is every diagnosticsenabled device detected by diagnostics with the Lifelist whose detailed diagnostics are implemented via the device description (EDD). SIMATIC PDM Single Point (V6.1) This low-cost minimum configuration with handheld functionality is tailored to processing exactly one field device via a point-to-point connection. It is not expandable. All device functions are supported as defined in the device description. SIMATIC PDM Basic (V6.1/V8) This is the basis for generation of individual SIMATIC PDM configurations from individual components. It contains all the functions required for operation and parameter assignment of the devices, and the communication paths enabled for PROFIBUS, DP/PA, PROFINET, Modbus and HART communication. SIMATIC PDM Basic without TAG expansion can manage projects with as many as 4 TAGs and, provided the system requirements are met, can be used for stand-alone operation on any computers (PCs/notebooks) with local connection to bus segments or direct connection to the device. SIMATIC PDM Service (V6.1/V8) This is a pre-configured product package specially designed for mobile use in servicing projects with up to 100/128 TAGs. It offers service technicians all the functions of SIMATIC PDM Basic and also permits use of the change log, calibration report, and detailed diagnostics in the Lifelist. SIMATIC S7 (V6.1/V8) SIMATIC PDM S7 is an application-specific product package for projects with up to 100/128 TAGs and is configured for the use of SIMATIC PDM in a SIMATIC S7 configuration environment. SIMATIC PDM S7 combines the functional scope of SIMATIC PDM Basic (supplemented by change log, calibration report and detailed diagnostics in the Lifelist) with the functionality for integrating PDM in HW Config. SIMATIC PDM PCS 7 (V6.1/V8) SIMATIC PDM PCS 7 is an application-specific product package for integration into the engineering system (engineering toolset) and the Maintenance Station of SIMATIC PCS 7, and is designed for projects with up to 100/128 TAGs. SIMATIC PDM PCS 7 expands the functional scope of SIMATIC PDM Basic (supplemented by change log, calibration report and detailed diagnostics in the Lifelist) by the functions for integrating PDM in HW Config and routing from the central engineering system to field devices. SIMATIC PDM PCS 7-FF (V8) SIMATIC PDM PCS 7-FF combines the SIMATIC PDM PCS 7 product package, equipped for projects with up to 100 TAGs, with the optional product component SIMATIC PDM Communication FOUNDATION Fieldbus. In addition to the previously described SIMATIC PDM PCS 7 functionality, the Process Device Manager thus also has the capability of communicating with field devices on the FOUNDATION Fieldbus via the FF Link in a SIMATIC PCS 7 configuration environment. SIMATIC PDM option "Integration in STEP 7/PCS 7" (V6.1/V8) This option is used for integrating SIMATIC PDM in a SIMATIC S7 or SIMATIC PCS 7 configuration environment. SIMATIC PDM can then be started directly from the hardware configurator (HW Config) in STEP 7/SIMATIC PCS 7. SIMATIC PDM option Routing (V6.1/V8) This option is required in addition to the option "Integration in STEP7/PCS 7" if SIMATIC PDM is to be used in a central engineering system for SIMATIC S7/PCS 7, with Ethernet bus connection to the automation systems for plant-wide configuration, parameter assignment, commissioning and diagnostics of field devices. From the central engineering system, it is thus possible to reach every EDD-configurable device in the field plant-wide through the various bus systems and remote I/Os. SIMATIC PDM option Extended (V8) This option for SIMATIC PDM Basic enables the use of expanded service functions such as change log, calibration report, or detailed diagnostics in the Lifelist. SIMATIC PDM option Communication FOUNDATION Fieldbus (V8) With this option, SIMATIC PDM can communicate via the FF Link with field devices on the FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1. SIMATIC PDM option "Communication via standard HART multiplexer" (V6.1) This option enables SIMATIC PDM to use the HART OPC server for communication with HART field devices via HART multiplexers and WirelessHART adapters. TAG options (V6.1) TAG options can be used to expand SIMATIC PDM Basic from 4 TAGs up to 128, 512, 1 024 or 2 048 TAGs. PowerPacks (V6.1) With PowerPacks, TAG expansions with SIMATIC PDM Basic, Service, S7 and PCS 7 are possible. The number of TAGs can then be increased in stages from 128 to 512, 1 024 and 2 048 up to unlimited TAGs. SIMATIC PDM TAGs (V8) Depending on the project size, SIMATIC PDM Basic, Service, S7, PCS 7 and PCS 7-FF can be expanded with cumulative licenses for 10, 100 and 1 000 TAGs (count-relevant licenses). Design 17 © Siemens AG 2012 Benefits General product features 18 ■ Powerful software with uniform user interface and comprehensive functions for engineering, parameter assignment, commissioning, diagnostics and maintenance of field devices and components ■ Intuitive and secure operation of all integrated devices based on a common user interface and operator guidance in 7 languages (English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese and Japanese) ■ Simple, functional and reliable device management ■ Uniform, easily recognizable diagnostics symbols for all devices ■ Archiving of all parameter, maintenance and diagnostics information in a consistent database ■ Can be used in stand-alone mode or integrated in the central SIMATIC PCS 7/S7 engineering system ■ Fundamental component of the SIMATIC PCS 7 Maintenance Station and the SIMATIC PDM Maintenance Station Benefits Device integration and communication ■ Global leader in device integration: – More than 2 500 different devices from over 200 manufacturers worldwide – Almost all PROFIBUS PA devices are integrated – Almost all HART devices are integrated – Simple integration of new field devices and components by importing their device description (EDD), which is independent of the operating system – Existing device descriptions can be updated quickly and easily ■ Wide variety of options for communication with the devices, e.g. using PROFIBUS DP/PA, PROFINET, Modbus or HART communication (modem, RS 232, WirelessHART, PROFIBUS, or PROFINET): – With local connection of SIMATIC PDM on a bus segment or directly on the device – From a central engineering system with SIMATIC PDM using "Routing" © Siemens AG 2012 Detail functions ■ Access to all parameters as well as all diagnostics and maintenance information of a device ■ Comparison of parameter sets (e.g. reference and actual parameters, or online/offline data of two devices) ■ Display of process values with status ■ Simulation of process values for loop tests ■ Determination, processing and presentation of device data for asset management ■ Global and device-specific change log (audit trail) ■ Device-specific calibration report ■ Homogeneous and consistent help texts for the devices, generated from the device descriptions ■ Integration of up to 10 multimedia files per document manager ■ Comparison function User advantages and rationalization potential ■ High degree of standardization through compliant device descriptions (EDD) based on an internationally standardized language (EDDL) ■ Rationalization of configuration and parameter assignment using convenient export and import functions ■ High plant availability through device parameters which can be modified online ■ Low training requirements through intuitive operator guidance as well as functions which are easy to learn, operate and understand SIMATIC PDM device list You can find a device list (representative cross-section of the field devices and components that can be assigned parameters with SIMATIC PDM) in our Service & Support Portal on the Internet in the SIMATIC PDM product announcement about the current device description library: www.siemens.com/automation/support 19 © Siemens AG 2012 Get more information Wide range of information on all aspects of the SIMATIC PDM Process Device Manager: www.siemens.com/simatic-pdm Information on device integration: support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/50898953 Current information on all aspects of the process control system SIMATIC PCS 7: www.siemens.com/simatic-pcs7 Totally Integrated Automation: www.siemens.com/totally-integrated-automation SIMATIC Guide manuals: www.siemens.com/simatic-docu Information material available for downloading: www.siemens.com/simatic/printmaterial Service & Support: www.siemens.com/automation/support SIMATIC contact partners: www.siemens.com/automation/partner Industry Mall for electronic ordering: www.siemens.com/automation/mall Siemens AG Industry Sector Industrial Automation Systems Postfach 48 48 90026 NUREMBERG GERMANY www.siemens.com/automation Subject to change PDF (E86060-A4678-A161-A5-7600) MP.R4.AS.SMP7.02.3.01 BR 1112 20 En Produced in Germany © Siemens AG 2012 The information provided in this brochure contains descriptions or characteristics of performance which in case of actual use do not always apply as described or which may change as a result of further development of the products. 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