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Quo Vadis Automation

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The Current State

PROFIBUS PROFIBUS Fieldbus X

Vendor AProduction Cell A

Vendor BProduction Cell B

Vendor CProduction Cell C

Production Control

Engineering Interface

Data Interface

Information

Engineering Interface

Data Interface

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Changing to Distributed Automation

Changing from centralized automation with central intelligence and decentralized field devices

to distributed automation structures including technological components with intelligent field devices (distributed application))

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This Means for Engineering

Large overhead costs for all participants

(users, OEMs, integrators) for:

coordination documentation implementation commissioning

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This is a Task for PROFInet

Engineering – currently the greatest potential savings in automation engineering

Engineering

Software

Hardware

15 %

25 %

60 %

ca. 15 % Savings

Engineering

Software

Hardware

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Mechanics

Electrics/Electronics

Combination into a PROFInet-Componet

How PROFInet Acts

Logic/Software

Process Module

Filling

Reset

Clock

Ready

Start

Run

End

Start

Error

Object Model for a PROFInet Componet

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Engineering Interface

Data Interface

Information

FillingBottel Cleaning

Configuring Sequence with PROFInet

Vendor ABottle Cleaning

Vendor BFilling

PROFIBUS

PROFIBUS

Generation of a PROFInet Component

Connection of Components

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The PROFInet Engineering: vendor independent, central, plant wide

PROFIBUS

Vendor A

Parameterization

Fieldbus X

Vendor C

Programming

Configuration

Parameterization

Programmingg

Configuration

Parameterization

PROFIBUS

Vendor B

PROFInet Connection Editor

Configuration

Programming

Vendor specificVendor specificVendor specific

Vendor indepentend

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Generation and interconnection of components

Vendor Specific Programming and Configuration Tools

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XML-File

PROFInet Connection Editor

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Transfer to PROFInet Devices

Loading of the connection information

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PROFInet Communication

Vendor C

Vendor BVendor A

DCOM / COM

TCP / UDP

Ethernet

IP

PROFIBUS

Proxy

Ethernet

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Integration of PROFIBUS-Segments into PROFInet

Ethernet

PROFIBUS

Field Device Drive

Controler

Engineering,HMI

Safe InvestmentOpenness

Fieldbus X

Controler

Engineering, HMI

Intelligent Field Device

Proxy

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Parts of PROFInet

Communicationopentransparentwith PROFIBUSwith Ethernetwith IT-Standards

Engineeringplant widevendor independent

Distributed Automationobjectorientedbased on components

PROFInetCombination of distributed automation, open communication standards and vendor independent engineering

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PROFInet – Your Benefits

Vendor ABottle Cleaning

Vendor BFilling

PROFIBUS

PROFIBUS

Increased flexibility resulting from more

modular design

Vendor A Vendor B

Reduction in Enginnering

PROFIBUS

Ethernet

Communication

Link from Office to Production

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Run-Time Software of a PROFInet Device

PROFInet DevicePROFInet Device

Application

PROFInetRun Time

OperatingSystem

Engineering

TCP / IP, UDP, Ethernet

Uniform PROFInet Run-Time

Kernel

Independent of the operating

system

Subordinate standard

communication mechanisms

Standardized interfaces

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PROFInet-Offered Services

Support by Competence

CentersTest and

Certification

PROFInet

PROFInetSoftware

Specification

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PROFInet – Structure of Working Groups

Core Team – PROFInet

WebIntegration

PROFInet I/O

Network Management

Future Profiles

IntrinsicSafety

SafetyTechnology

PROFInetMarketing

ConnectionTechnology FDT / DTM

Technology

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PROFInet – Current Status

Specification work for PROFInet stage 1 is ready for review; specification is published, www. Profibus.com.

PROFInet will be implemented and tested for Windows and Vx Works systems

The companies of the core team are currently integrating PROFInet into the first pilot products.

PROFInet will be shown in a multi-vendor presentation at the Hanover trade fair 2001.

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PROFInet - Time Schedule

Stage 1:Beta release is

currently being tested by the core team companies (ABB,

Bosch, Moeller, Siemens).

Implementation of PROFInet in the first pilot products by the

core team companies.

The PROFInet software will be

available at the end of June 2001.

Stage 2:

RealtimeEthernet

Parameterization, Comissioning, Diagnostics

Quality of Services

Stage 3:

Event-Mechanisms

Network-Management Web- Integration

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