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SIMATIC HMI - Human Machine InterfaceWinCC Version 5SIMATIC HMI - Human Machine InterfaceWinCC Version 5

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WinCC_V5_xie8.ppt/Sch

SIMATIC WinCC V5.0

WinCC V5 Under Windows NT




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Highlights of the Version

MultiServer

Web Navigator

Totally Integrated Automation

Efficient Configuration

Functional Enhancements in the Graphics Designer

Enhancements to Communications Enhancements in WinCC V5 Service Pack 1

SIMATIC WinCC V5.0




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Multi ServerOverview

Distribution of Servers

Higher Performance Profile

Easier Expansion of the System

Better Performance

Multi Client as a Common View of the Servers

WinCC - scaleable from a

single-user station up to a

distributed system.




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Distribution of ServersOverview

Performance Profile

6 servers (redundant pairs too) with up to 16 clients (tested performance profile)

Distribution is Solved by Configuration

Functional distribution, e.g. for archiving and visualization

Distribution to subsystems




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Distribution of ServersFunctional Distribution

Alarm ServerVisualization

ServerTrend Server

Multi Client




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Distribution of ServersDistribution to Subsystems

Plant Section 2 Plant Section 3Plant Section 1

Multi Client




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Distribution of ServersConfiguration of Distributed Systems

WinCC Server WinCC Multi Client

1. Transfer/Conversion of Version 4 Projects and Pictures

2. Independent Configuration of the Servers

(in accordance with Version 4.x)

3. Generation of Server DataThe server package contains a list of picture names, variables and

archives of the server that a Multi Client needs for its configuration.

4. Configuration of the Multi Client Project




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Multi ClientOverview

The Multi Client takes an important part

in a distributed system

A Multi Client provides a common view of

the process data of distributed servers in one picture

all the measured value archives, e.g. in one curve window

all the message archives

the pictures/picture windows of different servers

Integration and bringingtogether of different

server projects at the

Multi Client




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Multi ClientConfiguration of the Multi Client

The Multi Client has its own project

The server data is loaded on the Multi Client

The view of the different servers is based on a

new property: the server prefix ServerName::TagName

The system automatically transfers the server prefix to

scripts, controls, pictures on the Multi Client




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Multi ClientOverview of Distributed System

WinCC

Server2

WinCC Multi Client

WinCCServer1

Standard Client

The Multi Client has its own

project including additional

pictures, e.g. for a commonplant-wide alarm view.




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Multi ClientView of Tags of Different Servers

I/O field linked to

“Server1::Tag1”

I/O field linked to

“Server2::Tag2”

WinCC

Server2

WinCC Multi Client

WinCC

Server1




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Multi Client - View of ProcessValue Archives of Different Servers

Server1::Tag1

Server2::Tag2




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Multi Client - View ofMessage Archives of Different Servers




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Multi Client - View ofPicture Windows of Different Servers

WinCC

Server2

WinCC Multi Client

WinCC

Server1

Server1:: Server2::




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Serv 1 Overview Picture

Multi ClientView of Pictures of Different Servers

Server2

Server1

Serv 2 Overview Picture

WinCC Multi Client

Multi Client Overview Picture

Server1 Server2

Server Picture




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Web NavigatorOverview

Web Navigator Server

Communication to the WinCC Server

Administration of Access Rights

Web Navigator Client

Operation and Monitoring Over the Web

Limited operator inputs or purely view only function depending on the

access rights

Minimum installation including WinCC ActiveX controls via network too

WinCC Goes Web

Operation and monitoring

of the plant via the

Worldwide Web




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Web NavigatorPlant Configuration I

HTTP Request

HTTP Result

Firewall

Browser

Web Client Web Server

WinCC Data Source

Web Server

Client-PC




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Web NavigatorPlant Configuration II

Browser

HTTP Request


WinCC

Web Server

WinCC Data Source

HTTP Result

Firewall

e.g.

OPC

Client PC



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Web NavigatorPlant Configuration III

Browser

Http Request


WinCC

Web Server

WinCC DataSource

Http Result

Firewall

Client PC

Maximum safety by

physical separation of

plant network and Internet





Web Navigator ClientStrengths

Plant visualization and operation across the Interne / Intranet

Web Navigator Client is a thin client (up to 50 clients)

View of the plant or manufacturing information for Managers

Direct plant control by remote diagnostics for example

Safety by several levels of security User-specific password

Firewall technology

Support of encoded communication

Minimal installation at client side (no entire WinCC system)

Direct use of WinCC pictures for the web

Optimized communications and performance

Optimization of WinCC pictures

Pictures can be transferred directly





Web Navigator ClientLimitations of the Web Client

When transferring the comprehensive WinCC Runtimefunctionality to the minimum web client executionenvironment, there are some limitations:

No logs (log output on the web client is not supported)

No online configuration of server projects

No user archives

No global scripts

Project and global functions must be present on the local system:

this is of course not possible with a Web client. As a result, these

functions are not executed on the Web client.

The system does support event-triggered scripts (e.g. on mouseclick) in pictures and on objects.

Referenced graphics (e.g. bitmaps) on buttons, graphic objects etc.

are not displayed

No full PCS7 support, e.g. navigation through pictures





Totally Integrated AutomationOverview

Direct Use of STEP 7 Symbols in WinCC

STEP 7 Block Call from WinCC Runtime

Entry into STEP 7 Hardware Diagnostics





Totally Integrated AutomationInterconnection of STEP7 Symbols

WinCC Project as a Part of the STEP 7 Project

Interconnection of STEP 7 Symbols from the WinCC

Tag Dialog

WinCC tag dialog box of the

Graphics Designer with

view of the STEP 7 data

store.

•No duplicate input of

tags.

•Direct access to STEP 7

data.

• Addressing errors

avoided due to

consistency





Totally Integrated AutomationSTEP7 Block Call Overview

Network Entry

Return to the WinCC Picture

Symbol Table

Symbol Places of Use

FB1 Network x

FB2 Network y

S7 Network

(Automatic)





Totally Integrated AutomationEntry into STEP 7 Hardware Diagnostics

Start of the STEP 7 function „hardware diagnosis“

from WinCC Runtime

Hardware error detection in WinCC e.g. via a message

HW error





Efficient Configuration Overview

Cross-Reference List

Listing in table form of tags, pictures, functions ...

Selective lists

Central rewiring

Jump from the cross-reference list to the tags' place of use

Display of all the dynamic properties of a picture

Dragging and dropping of tags

Rapid rewiring of tags in pictures





Efficient Configuration Cross-Reference List

Listing in table form of tags, pictures, functions ...

Direct rewiring or jump

to place of use

Subdivided by variables in use or not in use





Efficient Configuration Picture Properties

Picture preview

Display of picture dynamization in an overview or

selectively by type of dynamization





Efficient Configuration Dragging & Dropping Tags

Tag linking in the

Graphics Designer

by means of drag & drop

Rapid rewiring

of variables in pictures





Functional Enhancements (Graphics Designer)

User Interface

Tag and ActiveX Toolbar

Multiline Button Labels






Trend/Alarm Windows as ActiveX Controls

Conversion of Application Window to ActiveX Controls

Direct display and configuration of message and trend windows after pasting

the controls in the Graphics Designer

Storage of sample controls in the library

New Functions of the Controls Online trend window without its own archive

Free definition of number of places after decimal point in Table Control

Quick configuration dialog

Direct display of trend

and alarm windows inGraphics Designer






Display of DXF Data

Display of DXF Data (E-Plan, AutoCAD)

Output via an ActiveX control

Zoom function in the view

Wizard support

Central or local data storage possible of DXF files

View of the plant data for

trouble-shooting, for example,

right down to the wiring dia-

gram from WinCC Runtime.





Enhancements to Communication General Expansion of Channels

Channel-specific help files

Channel-specific log files

Ehanced channel diagnosis for the following channels:

SIMATIC S5 Ethernet Layer 4 / TF

SIMATIC S5 AS511 / Serial 3964R SIMATIC S7 Protocol Suite

Diagnosis of com-

munications problems

like addressing errors in

the LOG file, forexample.





Enhancements to Communication Expansion of Channel Diagnosis

Trace Control

Connection Monitoring





Enhancements to Communication Expansion of the SIMATIC S7 Channel

Increase in the number of units for

Profibus (CP5412A2)

Industrial Ethernet (CP1413)

For this type of communications, you can fit two CPs

Write jobs can be processed with priority

Support for the S7-400's H-CPU

Profibus

Industrial Ethernet

Connection of twice as

many controllers.





Enhancements to Communication WinCC Redundancy

Redundant

Profibus orIndustrial Ethernet

Redundant WinCC Server

WinCC Clients

S7-400-H

WinCC Redundancy:a Global Concept





Enhancements to Communication Communications Manual

Overview of Communications

Help in Making Decisions

Numerous very comprehensive examples ranging from AS through drivers to WinCC

Sample projects for STEP 5 / 7 and WinCC

Notes on diagnostics

• A communications manual for

beginners and experts.

•Establishing communications

explained step-by-step.





Enhancements to Communication OPC

Enhancement of OPC capability by adding functions of

the current V2.0 specification

Support for Automation and Customer Interface

Direct access to the Automation Interface via VBA (e.g. Excel)

OPC Server

OPC Custom Interfaces

OPC Automation Interfaces

OPC Client





Enhancements in WinCC V5 Service Pack 1

The WinCC V5.0 SP1 Update can be performed by an

additional installation procedure. A previous de-

installation of WinCC V5.0 ist not necessary.

Service Pack 1WinCC V5.0 WinCC V5.0 SP1





Enhancements in WinCC V5 Service Pack 1System Channel

• A system channel can be added

as a channel DLL

• System time, date, weekday

tag are available within WinCCand can be passed to other

systems

• The current CPU and memory

usage can be processed

within WinCC.





Enhancements in WinCC V5 Service Pack 1New TCP/IP Channel Unit for S5

• The S5 transport channel

contains a new channel unit

for TCP/IP operation.

• This channel unit is an alter-

tive to the ISO transport

channel unit.

• Any ethernet board can

be used..





Enhancements in WinCC V5 Service Pack 1Quality Codes for OPC Channel

• The OPC channel includes

quality codes.

• These quality codesindicate information about

status of the variable values.

(„good“, „bad“,

„unknown“)

Direct rewiring or jump

to the location ofusage.



Enhancements in WinCC V5 Service Pack 1Cross-Reference Information from V4 Projects

• Scripts within a version 4 project

can be automatically extended

cross-reference information.

• New project functions can be

checked in the cross reference

list as well.

• The smart tool „ScriptUpgrade“

is to be found on the CD-ROM.

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