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1. Activerow Int Number of the row active in the datagrid WA Activerow2 Int Number of the row active in the listBox OM Table 20 Variables and objects contained in the globlalvariables class Now if the user has selected the mode Whole archive the archive is required and received how it was explained in a previous paragraph see at the end of 10 Communications frames used DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology When the real and boolean values the names of the variables and the date and time values are in their respective arrays they are represented in a data grid To achieve this a datatable is created and then is filled with the different records from the archive using some FOR loops Finally this datatable is used as source of the datagrid An overview of how the interface will look is as follows al WholeArchive AE Variables Record1 Record2 Record3 Record4 Record5 Record6 Record7 Record8 20 05 2011 20 3 20 05 2011 20 3 20 05 2011 20 3 20 05 2011 20 3 20 05 2011 20 3 20 05 2011 20 3 20 05 2011 20 3 20 05 2011 24 Temperature out 3 8 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 Temperature out Temperature out Temperature out Temperature out Temp outdoor se Temp outdoor se Fig 45 Overview of the whole archive m
2. It is not included the flowchart because of the simplicity It is only necessary to pass the lenght of the arrays as parameters and then the function TMP_Alloc will be used to allocate the memory Finally the address of the first element is sent out to the output variables DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Block DObjCreation This function block has two inputs one variable type Control and another with the size of the data objects that it has to create Data objects created lt Data objects required Create a new data object with DatObjCreate Save ID in the first empty place of the dynamic array Smaller last data object required YES Create the new smaller last object with DatObjCreate DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Save ID in the first empty place of the array for ID s Put the ID of the first data object in the global variable Set the status of the block to 0 Figure 9 Flowchart of DobjCreation It consists of basically in one loop type FOR this one is used for the creation of the data objects so when one data object is created correctly its ID is saved in the dynamic array created for the ID s of the objects When the number of required objects have been created it is checke
3. Table 8 Request bool description Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 1 1 2 50 Fig 28 Reponse frame with a boolean value 4 Reponse code This will be a byte to know that the reponse has been created correctly The value is 30 in this case 5 8 Data The data is fixed in this case to 1 bytes because of the lenght of a real value 1 byte Table 9 Reponse boolean description To request the list of variables to be monitored Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte Operation 1 1 1 4 Fig 29 Frame to request the list of variables to be monitored DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Byte range Description Operation In this case this byte gets the value 4 This is to require the list of variables available to be monitored Table 10 Request for variables to monitor description In this case it is not necessary an ID Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 5 6 byte T 8 byte 1 1 5 40 N Real values N Boolean values Fig 30 Reponse frame with the variables to be monitored 4 Reponse code This will be a byte to know that the reponse has been created correctly The value is 20 in this case 5 6 N Real values
4. order bus base supply module and terminal block separately Figure 56 PLC used to test the automatical archiving The test which will be carried out will be a system to archive the values of 5 real inputs and 5 boolean inputs The parameters set in the Engine block are 700 bytes for the maximum size reserved for the archive 120 for the maximum size of one data object 50 ms for the cyclic period of the PLC and 1000 ms is when one record has to take place After some errors at the beginning due to the fact that the dynamic arrays created for the addresses of the inputs and the ID s of the data objects it start working properly DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology The system is left working for 10 minutes and the results appear satisfactory regarding the global variable type control the size of one record is 29 bytes 6 usual data objects no smaller data object no space for 1 record 24 records when the system is working in overwriting mode 6 data objects and 4 records per object When the system tries to connect the connection is carried out properly and the system seems to start working properly However when the exchange of bytes starts there are some errors due to the fact that the names and the values of the variables in both operation modes are not received correctly After debugging and analyzing in detail the syst
5. An example of how to write a message in the logger with the function block AsArLogWrite is shown below Write a log entry Logger AsArLogWrite_0 enable 1 Logger AsArLog Write_0 errornr 32601 User Error Number Logger AsArLog Write_0 ident 1 Ident of the AR logger user module Logger AsArLog Write_0 logLevel 2 Loglevel of the entry 1 Information Logger AsArLogWrite_0 mem 0 additional binary data Logger AsArLog Write_0 len 0 Length of the binary log data in bytes Logger AsArLogWrite_0 asciiString ADR String Log specific zero terminated ASCII string Logger AsArLog Write_0 Call the Functionblock Figure 22 Code to use AsArLog Write function The input parameter called errornr Error number the number obtained in the help from Automation Studio can be set and then the description in the logger will be written In this example the error number is 32601 so in the logger will be written Could not reserve The binary data is set 0 it is not considered that will be useful for the programmer this kind of information The variable String will be used to give more information about the error so the programmer will know exactly where the error is inside the block ServerCreate For more information about this function block the help from Automation Studio can be consulted DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communi
6. Checksum like in MODBUS RTU the TCP IP and link layer eg Ethernet checksum mechanisms instead are used to verify accurate delivery of the packet Modbus TCP basically embeds a Modbus frame into a TCP frame in a simple manner This is a connection oriented transaction which means every query expects a response DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology This query response technique fits well with the master slave nature of Modbus adding to the deterministic advantage that Switched Ethernet offers industrial users The use of OPEN Modbus within the TCP frame provides a totally scaleable solution from ten nodes to ten thousand nodes without the risk of compromise that other multicast techniques would give Transaction Protocol identifier Identifier Length Feld Moy MODBUS cat Cam enca oaa T tam Figure 17 Structure of how a Modbus frame fits in a TCP frame The performance basically depends on the network and the hardware If it is running MODBUS TCP IP over the Internet it won t get better than typical Internet response times However for communicating for debug and maintenance purposes this may be perfectly enough Finally before a conclusion the requirements for the protocol will be that it could send or receive all data types in the easiest way possible to obtain this they could be transformed before and after being sendi
7. PLC functions and a PC application for transfering the archived data from PLC to PC using a selected TCP based protocol 5 Carry out testing and create a detailed documentation of both the PLC and PC software and libraries as well as the communication protocol used 6 Prepare a brief end user manual for both the PLC functions library as well as the PC application DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 3 PLC USED AND AUTOMATION STUDIO The PLC used for achiving the objectives is one from the brand BR in the SG4 family its main features are the following Description Power Panel PP45 5 7 QVGA monochrome LC Display with touch screen resistive 10 touch keys 64 MB DRAM 48 KB SRAM Compact Flash Slot ETH 10 100 X2X Link 2x USB IP65 protection from front order application memory separately Order TB 103 and TB704 terminal blocks separately Figure 3 Front image of the PLC B amp R Automation Studio is the integrated software development environment that contains tools for all phases of a project The controller drive communication and visualization can all be configured in one environment That reduces both integration time and maintenance costs The main features of Automation Studio are Project management Software on demand Thanks to the system oriented view of the project and division into fun
8. The number of real values available for online monitoring 7 8 N Boolean values The number of boolean values available for online monitoring Table 11 Reponse variables to monitor description To request the whole archive Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte Operation 1 1 1 5 Fig 31 Frame to request the whole archive Operation In this case this byte gets the value 5 This is to require the whole archive Table 12 Request whole archive description DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 5 6 byte 7 8 byte 9 10 byte 1 1 7 30 N of records N of reals N of booleans Fig 32 Reponse frame with the values needed for the whole archive 4 Reponse code This will be a byte to know that the reponse has been created correctly The value is 30 in this case 5 6 Number of records This is the number of records existing currently in the archive Number of reals This is the number of real variables in the archive Number of booleans The number of boolean variables in the archive Table 13 Reponse whole archive description To request the records from the whole archive Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byt
9. The number of records that it is possible to write in the last data object IdentLR A variable to know the ident of the object where the last record has been written OffsetLR A variable to know where in the object has been written the last record NamelInput A variable to store the name of the inputs and compare it with another required name Positionof It is used to save the position in the cyclic program of a function block Locked Boolean variable used to block the archiving process in case the whole archive is being transfered to the PC or the PLC is creating a CSV file in a USB stick NReals An INT A 16 bit number in the signed integer format for the number of reals NBooleans Number of booleans to monitor AdrNameReall Address of the first element of the array for the name of the reals to be monitor AdrNameBooll Address of the first element of the array for the names of the booleans to be monitor AdrValReal Address of the first element of the array for the real values to monitor AdrValBool Address of the first element of the array for the boolean values to monitor DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Blocks ArchRealValue and ArchBoolValue These blocks have three inputs one of type Control one for the real or boleean input the value which is going to be archived ant the third for the name
10. USB storage using the FileIO library Access to the Compact Flash card via Ethernet FTP The PLC copies the Data to a FTP server Using files makes it possible to easily manipulate and exchange data between controllers and PCs Finally here is a summary table about files and data objects DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Files Data objects Memory Mass Memory UserROM SystemROM UserRAM DRAM Access Function blocks and Function blocks and dynamic variables dynamic variables Controller system SG4 SG3 SG4 Monitoring Checksum No Yes Library FileIO DataObj Can be transfered to PC FTP Compact Flash USB No Can be edited on PC Any program Automation Studio Table 2 Comparison between files and data objects It can be concluded that to save the archive using data objects is the safest way However attention should be paid to the fact that using large data objects is critical due to the time consumption So it has to be found a way to create not so large data objects The files will also be used when a phisycal person is next to the PLC and he wants to save the archive in a USB stick as soon as the USB is inserted the archive is saved into the stick as a CSV file Remanent variables could be also interesting to create one so in case of a power loss the archiving process could start
11. and Communication AOMNECNEN Brno University of Technology Now when the user of the application selects the online monitor mode it will appear a windows like the following E ad OnlineMonitor List of variables availabe to monitor Values of the variables Temperature R1 Monit 5 1 Cena Meio 3 Temperature B1 False Refresh Time ms 5 Variable to monitor aa Value of the variable Temperature R2 Refresh Time ms Fig 48 Overview of the online monitor mode In the listBox from the top there are all the variables that the programmer connected to the Online_monitor block When this window is launched the names of these variables are required with a FOR loop and then they are stored in the proper array and written in the listBox In the mean time it is created one column per variable in the datatable created in the globalvariables Now user is able to select the refresh time to monitor these variables so a timer is then activated and it will require the values for the variables when these values are received they are written in a new row in the datatable Note that the datatable can store up to 16777216 rows it means the variables can be monitored during more than 194 days each second DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 12 Brief end user instructions PLC library The following sets o
12. assembly from application layer object attributes Vendor specific objects not found in the profile for a device class are termed Vendor Specific These objects are included by the vendor as additional features of the device The CIP protocol provides access to these vendor extension objects in exactly the same method as either application or required objects This data is strictly of the vendors choosing and is organized in whatever method makes sense to the device vendor In addition to specifying how device data is represented to the network the CIP protocol specifies a number of different ways in which that data can be accessed such as cyclic polled and change of state Modbus TCP ModbusTCP is an open protocol derived from the Master Slave architecture It runs on a Ethernet physical layer It is a widely accepted protocol due to its ease of use and reliability This wide acceptance is due in large part to MODBUS TCP s ease of use Modbus RTU is widely in Industrial Automation Sytems IAS Except the conclusion this information has been obtained from the specification of Modbus TCP and from some little documents in the web of the companies Real Time Automation and Intellicom 3 4 8 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology MODBUS is considered an application layer messaging protocol providing Mastert Slave communication between
13. at the same point before the power loss DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 6 PROPOSED ARCHITECTURE First of all a general description of the library is given The library is installed in the PLC this PLC will be located somewhere controlling monitoring a process for example it could be something related with the control of temperatures or pressures Those values of the inputs are saved in the memory of the PLC A group of objects have to be created because they should not be really large due to the fact that working with large data objects is bad for the time consumption The programmer of the PLC will be able to specify how much memory he wants to use to save the archive and the maximum length of the objects where the records will be Using the created library the system will know how many objects to create and their length Due to the fact that generally the space will not be exact to create a number of data objects it will exist one last smaller data object The structure of one record is shown as follows Date amp Time Real values Boolean values Figure 6 Structure of a Record The first member will always be a variable of type Date amp Time which will be used to know when the record was saved in the memory After that the group of real values and finally the group of boolean values A numeric exam
14. devices connected together through buses or networks On the OSI model MODBUS is positioned at level 7 MODBUS is intended to be a request reply protocol and delivers services specified by function codes The function codes of MODBUS are elements of MODBUS request reply PDUs Protocol Data Unit In order to build the MODBUS application data unit the client must initiate a MODBUS transaction It is the function which informs the server as to which type of action to perform The format of a request initiated by a Master is established by the MODBUS application protocol The function code field is then coded into one byte Only codes within the range of 1 through 255 are considered valid with 128 255 being reserved for exception responses When the Master sends a message to the Slave it is the function code field which informs the server of what type of action to perform To define multiple actions some functions will have sub function codes added to them For instance the Master is able to read the ON OFF states of a group of discreet outputs or inputs It could also read write the data contents of a group of MODBUS registers When the Master receives the Slave response the function code field is used by the Slave to indicate either an error free response or an exception response The Slave echoes to the request of the initial function code in the case of a normal response MODBUS TCP messages are not a 16 bit CRC Cyclic Redundant
15. of the variable connected These two function blocks are almost equal so they will be described together A flowchart describing the operation is below Fig 6 Save the position of the block in the cyclic section Increase of the number of real or Boolean values Step 1 Fill with the addresses of the input variable and name the first empty place of the dynamic arrays Name and values Step 2 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Global variable for name empty Fill the global variables Delete the global for the offset and the variables for the offset name and the name Step 4 Figure 7 Flowchart of ArchReal or ArchBool As seen the function block consists of three steps in the first is saved the position where the programmer has placed the block in the cyclic program According to the value of the variable with the number of real or boolean inputs until this moment and the variable of the structure type control see previous paragraph is increased one unit Finally step is set to value 1 In the second step step 1 two dynamic arrays that will be created in other function block using the number of real and boolean variables calculated in the first step are filled with the addresses of the inputs and the addresses of the names Then step is fixed to 3 In the final step if the globlal variable used
16. the lenght of two arrays one to store a string with all the values of the variables to monitor online and another array to store the name of the names of the variables to monitor In this case the it is not necessary to lock the archiving process it is not critical to read the current values of the variables while the system is running The are two buttons in the application to start running two different timers one to get the value of all the variables available to be monitored and another to monitor one specific variable In the method to get the value of all the variables a request fig 40 is sent to the server and then the PLC create a reponse with the current time in a string format suitable to be converted in a date amp time variable in the client the rest of the values are also placed in the reponse Once the client receives the data from the server it is save in a row in the datatable Otherwise when one specific variable is required to be monitor it is necessary to obtain its ID before sending the request fig 25 and 27 This is done by means of the position in the listBox placed in the program and thus in the arrays So for example if we have 10 variables to monitor 5 real and 5 boolean variables they will be placed in the right order in the listBox therefore it will be easy to associate which is the right position in the array when the user selects one variable in the list DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRU
17. 1 1 9 Fig 40 Frame to get the values from the online variables Operation In this case this byte gets the value 9 This is to request all the values availabe to be online monitored Table 18 Request obtain the online values DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 5 byte 6 n byte 1 1 Lengh of the 80 Lenght of the Values to OM values 2 D amp T string Fig 41 Reponse with the values of the online variables 4 Reponse code In this case this byte gets the value 80 This is to check the data has been properly received Lenght of D amp T string This is important because this parameter is variable it will be important to know where the values of the variable start Table 19 Reponse to the request of all the online values First of all a complete process of how to request the data from the whole archive is explained When this mode is selected a request like the one specified before fig 31 is sent The server receives this request and then create a reponse with the number of variables both real and boolean fig 32 and the number of records currently in the archive the archiving process in the PLC is locked until this transfering process of the whole archive has finished It is sent to the clie
18. Info BIT_CLR Station NodGepNr Modul ModNr StatusInfo 0 END_IF ELSE 7 no PV connected on NoduleOK flag Station ModGrptr Modul ModNr O0K FALSE END_IF ELSE 7 module not configured 7 SctacdoufModGrpNr Nodul NodNr OK FALSE END_IF END_FOR END FOR A1lModulesOK tmpModOR END_PROGRAN Figure 4 Example of a program in Structured Text DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 5 DATA STORAGE As the name suggests data storage refers to saving data in memory on the controller mostly ROM and mass memory but also RAM This can include data such as machine configuration recipe data operating hours etc The user must choose how and on which target memory the data should be saved In most cases nonvolatile the contents are not lost even after a power failure memory is used for this The following possibilities are available for long term data storage on B amp R controllers e B amp R data objects e Files e Variables remanent and permanent Data objects consist of a header the actual data and a checksum Figure 5 Structure of a Data Object The checksum on all B amp R objects including tasks and system objects is monitored cyclically while the system is running to detect and react to errors such as unauthorized access with pointers The monitoring is carried out in the idle time 512 The i
19. MENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology It is also interesting to note that it will be activated a timer to send a request every 2 seconds to check if the connection is still working fig 38 in case no reponse is receive from the server or a wrong reponse a variable is incremented when this variable has been incremented two consecutive cycles the socket will be disconnected 11 PC application A Windows application is created to work as user interface This application is created using the program Microsoft Visual C 2010 The user will be able to connect to a PLC just specifying the IP and the Port where it is connected the PLC First of all a window to connect to the system appears so the user of the application can specify the IP and the port where the PLC is connected An image of the appearance of this window is shown below Connection Fig 43 Window to connect the system tit ECHNIKY AKOWUNIKACNICH TECHNOLOGII DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology To achieve this it is necessary to add a new Windows Forms where there are two buttons and two text boxes as it is shown in the fig 30 There is one bool method the value returned is a bool called connection where all this mechanism is carried out Here the code is quite simple there is a global object created from th
20. UAMT FEI Q Remote management system for PLC Diploma Thesis Daniel Luis Bola os Conde 23 05 2011 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Section 1 Introduction 2 Objective 3 PLC used and Automation Studio 4 Selection of the language used 5 Data storage 6 Proposed architecture 7 TCP and UDP 8 Ethernet IP and ModbusTCP 9 PLC PC system 10 Communication frames used 11 PC application 12 Brief end user instructions 13 Test and conclusions 14 Bibliography DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 1 INTRODUCTION A PLC is an electronic element which can be found in all the industrial environment Since they appeared about in 1969 in United States until now they have been becoming important and now they are one essential element in every system Due to the fact that they can be found everywhere science and technology have made advances so they can be controlled or monitored in the easiest possible way Then the aim is to locate some manner to communicate them so it could be possible to carry out maintenance operations too for example Nowadays thanks to the advances of Ethernet and Internet it has been achieved that by means of different communication protocols the communication between PLC s
21. University of Technology Reponse code This will be a byte to know that the reponse has been created correctly The value is 50 in this case Data This will be variable because the lenght of a string is variable Table 5 Reponse string description Reals Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte Operation 5 8 byte ID 1 1 5 2 Fig 25 Frame to request a real Operation In this case this byte gets the value 2 This is to identify that a real value is required Table 6 Request real description Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 1 1 5 60 Fig 26 Reponse frame with a real 4 Reponse code This will be a byte to know that the reponse has been created correctly The value is 40 in this case 5 8 Data The data is fixed in this case to 4 bytes because of the lenght of a real value 4 bytes Table 7 Request real description DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Booleans Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte Operation 5 8 byte ID 1 1 5 3 Fig 27 Frame to request a boolean value Operation In this case this byte gets the value 2 This is to identify that a boolean value is required
22. a box dialog like this Attention es A Type correct parameters Figure 53 textBox to warn the parameters are not correct When the client has been correctly connected to the server a window to select what kind of operation mode the user wants to run appears DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology all Selection Mode D Figure 54 Window to select to operation mode When the system is the system has som failure due to a lost connection event it will automatically appear a box dialog like the following Error l X Connection Lost k Figure 55 Window to inform the connection is lost After this the window is closed and the selection mode window appears again where it is possible to try to connect again with the server DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 13 Tests and conclusions Automatical archiving and communication with the PC application To test this part of the system is going to be used a CPU type CP0292 connected to X20BB27 power distribution backplate and X20PS9500 interface The main features of this CPU are the following X20 CPU Compact CPU uP 25 750 KB SRAM 3 MB FlashPROM RS232 and CAN support corresponds to Compact CPU base 1 Ethernet interface 100 Base T
23. able from http en wikipedia org wiki Transmission_Control_Protocol last modified 26 December 2010 2 Wikipedia contributors User Datagram Protocol Wikipedia available from http en wikipedia org wiki User_Datagram_ Protocol last modified 17 December 2010 3 Hasan Hyder Modbus RTU Overview Real Time Automation Inc available from http www rtaautomation com modbusrtu 4 John Rinaldi Modbus TCP Overview Intellicom Inc available from http www intellicom se solutions_ ModbusTCP_overview cfm 5 Corporate Headquarters Bernecker Rainer Industrie Elektronik Ges m b H TM210TRE 30 ENG Training Module Automation Studio Basis 6 Corporate Headquarters Bernecker Rainer Industrie Elektronik Ges m b H TM250TRE 00 ENG Training Module Memory Management and Data Storage 7 Wikipedia contributors Ethernet IP Wikipedia available from http en wikipedia org wiki EtherNet IP 3 December 2010 at 15 00 8 Andy Swales Schneider Electric Open Modbus TCP Specification Release 1 0 29 March 1999 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 9 B amp R automation company official website available from http www br automation com 10 John Rinaldi EtherNet IP Overview Real Time Automation Inc available from http www rtaautomation com ethernetip 11 Unknown authors Visual C NET Programm
24. al The flowchart is the following Create dynamic arrays for the first and last record Step 1 Archiving started amp Record written First record is where the First record is first record writing process points of the first data object DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Last record is last record written Figure 11 Flowchart of ArchInfo This function starts working when the archiving process starts maybe after some cycles due to the fact that there are some function blocks which work asynchronously Note that when the arrays for the names are created it is considered a maximum of 30 characters per variable connected DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Block RecRead This function is used to read a record specified for the programmer so for example if the programmer specifies the value 30 it is the 30th value starting from the oldest value The inputs are a variable type Control and the desired value to read There is another input which is a string to control a specific variable The output is a pointer to the record and a pointer to the specific variable Create a dynamic array to store the specified value Step 1 Input Name name from a variable of the svstem Assign the spec
25. and Communication Brno University of Technology Configure this socket as server and wait for connections with TcpServer Step 20 Wait for incoming data with TcpRcv Analysis and creation of the proper data to send back to the client Step 30 Send data back to client with TcpSend Step 20 End the connection and free up all the resources with TcpClose Step 5 Figure 21 Flowchart of ServerCreate DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology The execution of this function block is controlled with the variable Step After the execution of every block for example when some data is received from the client the status of the function block TcpRcv is analyzed to know if some data has to be sent back to the client or some error has ocurred This way this block has an special functionality which could be extrapolated to some other function blocks in the library The status output of each function block used inside this one has been analyzed and depending on these values the status output of the whole block ServerCreate in this case is set to one different value This status of the whole function can be used to write in the logger which is a register where all the events are stored different messages according to the value of this status output The correspondence between the values of the output status and the status o
26. byte 1 1 Lenght of the string 1 10 Data Fig 37 Reponse frame to request the name of a variable of the system 4 Reponse code In this case this byte gets the value 10 This is to know that a name has been received 5 n String The string with the name of a variable is received in the reponse Table 17 Request one variable name description DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology To check the connection is still working Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte Operation 1 1 1 8 Fig 38 Frame to know if the connection is still alive Byte range Description Operation In this case this byte gets the value 8 This is to check the connection is still alive Table 18 Request check the connection description Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 1 1 1 0 Fig 39 Reponse frame to know if the connection is still alive Reponse code In this case this byte gets the value 0 This is to check a reponse so the client knows the connection is still alive Table 19 Reponse check the connection description To obtain the values of all the variables available to be online monitored Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte Operation 1
27. cation Brno University of Technology 10 Communications frames used A group of communication frames are needed in order to send the data stored in the PLC to the PC The proposed frames and their descriptions are as follows Strings Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte Operation 5 8 byte ID 1 1 5 Oorl Fig 23 Frame to request string 1 PLC ID This parameter is used to identify the PLC that we are working with 2 Protocol Version This system will work only with the right version of the protocol 1 in this case Lenght Here it is possible to know the lenght of the message that is the number of bytes after this 3 byte Operation This byte is used to identify what operation to develop In this case is used 0 or to request real or boolean names respectively ID It is possible to identify which variable is required Because they are four bytes it is possible to identify up to 4294967296 variables Table 4 Request string description Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 1 1 Lenght of the string 70 1 Fig 24 Reponse frame with a string The lenght of the reponse will be given in this case by the lenght of the string and one more byte DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno
28. ch can be used in Automation Studio a comparison between them is the following Logic Arithmetic Decisions Table 1 Comparison of possibilites of the different languages As it can be observed the three last programming languages Structured Text ST Automation Basic AB and C allow all the features to create programs Finally the decision is to use Structure Text and the main reason is because is one of the programming languages of the IEC 61131 3 standard standardization languages of industrial control A brief description and its main features are shown below Structured Text is a high level language For those who are comfortable programming in Basic PASCAL or Ansi C learning Structured Text is simple The information for this section has been created from the Training module Automation Studio Basis which has the basic information 5 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication siete Brno University of Technology Structured Text ST has standard constructs that are easy to understand and is a fast and efficient way to program in the automation industry The main characteristics are the following High level text language Structured programming Easy to use standard constructs Fast and efficient programming Self explanatory and flexible use Similar to PASCAL Easy to use for people with experience in PC programming language
29. chiving process is carried out and another where not and this variable previously described is going to control this First of all there is a condition to lock the execution of this function block when the read of the whole archive is required maybe from a USB stick or maybe from the PC application so there is a global variable in the structure Control which is activated and block this process This way it is achieved that while all the records are being read no more records are written DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Block CreateArray The mission of this block is to keep a number of free bytes in memory System Ram so for example if we want an array to store ten addresses of 10 real values taking into account that an address takes up into memory 4 bytes we will have to pass to the input the value of 40 bytes to be reserved This will be done by the programmer specifying what kind of data wants to save in the arrays and how many elements wants to archive It has two inputs there will not be required to create more dynamic arrays at the same time for the size of the arrays and two outputs where the address of the first byte of the array will be placed The number of free bytes necessary to create the dynamic arrays will be calculated with the parameters specified by the programmer for example if he want
30. ck known as RecRead used to read a specific record of the archiving system Online_monitor which is used to connect variables that will be available to monitor online in the PC side application Server_create a function block to create a server with the PLC ArchivetoCSV this function block will be used to save the archive in a CSV format file in a USB stick connected to the PLC A function block called ReadArchive to read all the values present in the archive starting from the oldest one Now theses components will be explained in more detail Data Type Control It is a structure that consists of the following components e AdrREAL It is an UDINT A 32 bit number in the unsigned double integer format which points to the address of the first DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology real input of the system It is the first element of an array which has the addresses of all the real inputs AdrBOOL The same but for the bolean inputs NumberofR An UINT A 16 bit number in the unsigned integer format variable which contents the number of connected real inputs NumberofB The same for the boolean variables AdrDObjID It will be used to store the address where the ID s of the Data Objects created can be found It is the first element of an array which has the ID s of the different Data Objects created Offset It has th
31. ctional packages extensive projects can be clearly managed and programmed Programming The right programming language for every application The user is provided effective support for the programming by the languages integrated in Automation Studio IEC 61131 3 and ANSI C Almost all the information to create this section has been obtained from the official website of B amp R 9 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Integrated visualization Configuring drives Simple solutions for positioning tasks Diagnostics and simulation Automation Studio provides a wide selection of diagnostic tools for reading system information and for optimizing the system Logger Debugger line coverage profiler Remote maintenance Consistent from process to firmware exchange Communication and fieldbus systems Real time operating systems Scalability and investment security An integral component of Automation Studio is the real time operating system the software kernel that allows applications to run on a target system This guarantees the highest possible performance for the hardware being used DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 4 SELECTION OF THE LANGUAGE USED As it was mentioned before there exist some programming languages whi
32. d if an additional smaller object is required if so it is created with a lenght previously calculated Finally the variable ID of the global variable type Control is set to the value to point the first data object and the output variable status is set to 0 so the flow of the program can continue Function Block DobjWriting It has only one input type Control The flow chart is shown below NO Increase number of records DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Write a variable type D amp T with DObjWrite Write variables type real with DObjWrite and a loop Write variables type bool with DObjWrite and a loop Decrease records to write Recordstowrite 0 Last data object Active first data object Active next data object Overwrite 1 Refresh recordstowrite Offset 0 Refresh recordstowrite Offset 0 End Figure 10 Flowchart of DobjCreation A little explanation of the processes of writing the real and boolean values It consists of a FOR loop where after each cycle the offset is refreshed so the values are written concatenated in the same data object Due to the fact that the function block DatObjWriteQ is not executed asynchronously unlike MEMxInfo or DatObjCreate it is possible to write the complete record in one cycle repeating DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty o
33. dynamic arrays are filled The second step when the value of Step is 1 the space available in the compact flash inserted in the PLC will be checked Due to the function block MEMxInfo is executed asynchronous this step will be repeated until the output Status is set to 0 After this some important parameters these are the number of objects the number of records per object also for the last smaller object the size of the data DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology objects a variable to control the number of cycles after which a archiving cycle has to take place In addition another dynamic array for storing the ID s of the data objects will be created In the next step Step 3 the required data objects will be created with DobjCreation in more detail in a later section Because of the same reason as MEMxInfo it will be executed until the value of the status is OK Finally when Step 4 the data is written in the data objects is executed cyclicly At the begining is checked if the number of cycles happened are enough to start a writing process After writing the variable which controls this will be refreshed or decrease in case of a writing cycle doesn t happened For example if the program is executed every 1000 ms and the archiving process has to take place every 2000 ms there will be one cycle where the ar
34. e Lenght 4 byte Operation 1 1 1 6 Fig 33 Frame to request one record from the archive Operation In this case this byte gets the value 6 This is to require one record from archive Table 14 Request one record description Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 5 byte 1 1 Lenght of the 20 Lenght of the record 2 string with D amp T Fig 34 Reponse frame with one record from the archive DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 4 Reponse code In this case this byte gets the value 20 This is to know that a record has been received 5 n Record The record required is received in the reponse Table 15 Reponse one record description Here it is important to know that the Date amp Time variable in the reponse will be in a string To request the names of the variables of the whole archive Request 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte Operation 1 1 1 7 Fig 35 Frame to request the name of a variable of the system Operation In this case this byte gets the value 7 This is to require the name of a variable from the whole archive Table 16 Request one variable name description Reponse 1 byte ID PLC 2 byte Version 3 byte Lenght 4 byte 5 n
35. e are more information required Before a socket can be used to communicate with remote devices the socket must be initialized with protocol and network address information The constructor for the Socket class has parameters that specify the address family socket type and DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication ARMING Brno University of Technology protocol type that the socket uses to make connections To create our sockets due to the fact that we communicate on a TCP IP based network we set the parameters AddressFamily standard address families used by the Socket class to resolve network addresses to InterNetwork to specify the IP version 4 address family The SocketType specifies the type of the socket it will be selected stream to indicate a standard socket for sending and receiving data with flow control Finally the last parameter to create the socket is ProtocolType that specifies the network protocol to use when communicating on the socket as we use a TCP protocol the option TCP will be selected An example is as follows Socket s new Socket AddressFamily InterNetwork SocketType Stream ProtocolType Tcp When the socket is created it has to be connected to a remote host PLC This is specified with a IP address and a port To achieve this it is used the method Connect from the Socket class If the connection is not possible an exception is genera
36. e class Socket The socket object is filled with the data from the textboxes using first the method TryParse so with this method it is checked first if the values specified can be converted to IP or to intl6 for the port so if they are not valid values it will appear a MessageBox to warn the user that he parameters are not correct Otherwise a message to explain the connection was properly carried out or not will also appear In this point the structure try and catch is used So if the connection it is not possible there is an exception and the code existing in catch is executed If after 3 times trying to connect it was not possible the method returns a false value After the system has been connected correctly a new window appears and this window is to select the functional mode the user wants to work with These two functional modes are Online monitor and Whole archive SelectionMode Fig 44 Window to select the mode DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology This window is programmed in a similar way than the window to connect to the system This way it is necessary to add a new Windows Forms this window is used in a bool method called SelectionMode the algorithm inside this method is quite simple so the only thing necessary is to return a true value in case the online monitoring button has been pressed or a false value in case
37. e position offset in the object which is currently being writing where the next record has to be saved Overwrite A Boolean variable used to take into account when the process of overwriting has started Recordstowrite It has the number of records that are still possible to write in the current object dwldent This variable has the ID of the current object the one which is currently being written CurrentDObj It has the number of the data object in use NumberDObj Here it can be found the number data objects created for the archiving process RecordsperObject The numbers of records which can be placed in a data object AdrNameReal It is an UDINT A 32 bit number in the unsigned double integer format which points to the address of the name of the first real input of the system It is the first element of an array which has the addresses of all the real names AdrNameBool The same for the Boolean inputs PeriodforArchiving This variable will store the time after a cycle of archiving is carried out DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology NumberofRecords Here it is possible to find the number of records contained in the whole archive RecordSize The size of one record ArchStarted Boolean variable so when the writing process is started is activated SizelastDObj The size of the last smaller data object RecordsLastObject
38. elate the records and the names the first name in the array of names is connected to the first variable in the array of reals the second name with the second real and so on For example if we have 10 variables 3 reals and 7 booleans the name of the fourth variable in the array corresponds to the variable placed in the first row of the array of boolean variables Regarding date amp time variables 1 D array in the first position we have date and time for the first record in the second position for the second record and so on It works like the columns in the 2 D arrays for the values first column with first record second In the following figure it is shown first the array for the names and then the arrays for real and boolean values DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Fig 42 Connection between different arrays The process of how to manage the data existing in the arrays in the PC application is explained in a later section If the selected mode is in this case to monitor the value of the variables a request to get list of variables to monitor is sent fig 29 then the reponse to this request fig 30 is received and with the number of real and boolean variables to monitor it is fixed
39. em it can be seen that the error comes from the function memmove This is the main function used in the ServerCreate to modify the data buffer to send to the client it works in a different way in the PLC and in the simulator Conclusions After this study it can be concluded that the system maybe is almost ready to be implemented in a professional application but it would be required first some more exhaustive test and analisys to check that the functionality is correct Besides of this there are two interesting extensions which could be worked in the future these are the following 1 Carry out more testing experiments and debug the program 2 Study the possibility of creating the global variable Control type from remote library in remanent memory so in case of a power loss the archiving process could start from the same point Improve the charting or find another control so it could be represented in the same graph as many variables as the user wants DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Now it is possible to represent several variables and compare them but they are in different windows 4 Test the functions to save the archive in a CSV file in a USB stick Bibliography The information for creating this thesis has been obtained from 1 Wikipedia contributors Transmission Control Protocol Wikipedia avail
40. evices with the same device type Drive Systems Motion Control Valve Transducer etc must contain the identical series of application objects The series of application objects for a particular device type is known as the device profile A large number of profiles for many device types have been defined Supporting a device profile allows a user to easily understand and switch from a vendor of one device type to another vendor with that same device type A device vendor can also group Application Layer Objects into assembly objects These super objects contain attributes of one or more Application Layer DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication ae Brno University of Technology Objects Assembly objects form a convenient package for transporting data between devices For example a vendor of a Temperature Controller with multiple temperature loops may define assemblies for each of the temperature loops and an assembly with data from both temperature loops The user can than pick the assembly that is most suited for the application and how often to access each assembly For example one temperature assembly may be configured to report every time it changes state while the second may be configured to report every one second regardless of a change in state Assemblies are usually predefined by the vendor but CIP also defines a mechanism in which the user can dynamically create an
41. f Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology the times which are needed the execution of DatObjWrite Each cycle the address of the input data that has to be written changes to the address of the next input The condition to finish is that both the real and the boolean values have been written In the function block Engine is calculated the exact number of data records that fit in the data object so this parameter is decreased each time a record is written so when this variable reachs the value of 0 it is checked if the active data object was the last or not In case it was the last the overwritting process is started If there is a last smaller data object this condition is also checked The number of records are considering the number included in the data objects not the number since the system started working DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Block ArchInfo This function block is used to obtain some parameters which could be useful It has as input a variable type Control and as outputs a pointer to the last record a pointer to the first record the number of records in the archive the size of one record the period after which the archiving process takes place and two pointers to the arrays where the addresses of the names are saved one for the boolean and one for the re
42. f the function blocks inside ServerCreate is shown as follows Error ServerCreate FB FB where the error is Description 1 32601 TcpOpen Could not reserve additional ident 2 32602 Socket already connected to this port number 3 32650 Resource problem in system Could not create new sockets 4 32651 Problem binding to the port number or IP address 5 32612 The specified interface address is invalid 6 32601 TcpServer Could not reserve additional ident A new ident is needed for each new TCP client 7 32652 Error listening to the socket 8 32653 Error accepting on the socket 9 32600 TcpRecv The specified filename is not allowed 10 32609 The connection is closed opposite station 11 32699 Internal error during sending 12 32600 TcpSend The specified filename is not allowed 13 32603 The pData data pointer is not set 0 14 32606 The data length applied doesn t correspond to the specified data length 15 32607 Data could not be applied in the socket s send buffer 16 32609 The connection is closed opposite station 17 32699 Internal error during sending 18 32600 TcpClose The specified filename is not allowed Table 3 Values and errors in ServerCreate DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology
43. he PC application DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 7 TCP and UDP Due to the fact that we need a communication between the PLC and the PC It is convenient to talk about the protocols used to manage the ports There are two types of Internet Protocol IP traffic TCP and UDP TCP Transmission Control Protocol is connection oriented once a connection is established data can be sent bidirectional UDP User Datagram Protocol is a simpler connectionless Internet protocol Differences in Data Transfer Features TCP ensures a reliable and ordered delivery of a stream of bytes from user to server or vice versa UDP is not dedicated to end to end connections and communication does not check readiness of receiver Reliability TCP is more reliable since it manages message acknowledgment and retransmissions in case of lost parts Thus there is absolutely no missing data UDP does not ensure that communication has reached receiver since concepts of acknowledgment time out and retransmission are not present Ordering TCP transmissions are sent in a sequence and they are received in the same sequence In the event of data segments arriving in wrong order TCP reorders and delivers to application In the case of UDP sent message sequence may not be maintained when it reaches receiving application Connection TCP is a heavy weig
44. here are one more function block this is and ServerCreate due to the fact that this two block is used to communicate the PC with the PLC it will be described in a later section see paragraph PC PLC system DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Block ReadArchive This is a function block specific to read one record everytime it is executed starting from the oldest one to the last one It has been created starting from the function block RecRead It has two inputs one type Control and one bool called Reset this input is used to reset the function block in case it has not been read the whole archive so next time after the reset that it will be executed it will start again to read the oldest record in the archive Step 1 RecordsRead 0 RecordsRead 0 Step 1 Create dynamic array to store the record Step 1 Calculate where is the first record Step 2 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Write the record in the output with DataObjRead Rotate to next record Increment number of records read Whole archive read Step 1 RecordsRead 0 Figure 16 ReadArchive flowchart This block will be used to read the whole archive both when a CSV file is required and when the whole archive is required by t
45. hivetoCSV DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION T o Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication AKTA TEKIROI ECHNIKY AOMUNKGNE H Brno University of Technology As it was told earlier this function block is used to create a CSV now in a memory card in the inserted in the PLC This function block has only 1 input this input is type Control It should not be difficult modify so it could save the data in a USB inserted Note that the CSV is written in such a manner that it can be easily represented the data in a graph it means that the date and time values the reals and the booleans are written in the proper format Here it is an example A B c D E Day of the week Date andtime Temperature outdoor 1 Temperature outdoor 2 Temp outdoor sensor 1 Monday 5 16 2011 18 22 Monday 5 16 2011 18 22 Monday 5 16 2011 18 22 Monday 5 16 2011 18 22 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 i Temperature outdoor 1 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 F Temperature outdoor 2 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 F Temp outdoor sensor 1 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Monday 5 16 2011 18 23 Figure 15 CSV opened with Excel T
46. ht connection requiring three packets for a socket connection and handles congestion control and reliability UDP is a lightweight 4 The information here but the conclusi n is extracted from wikipedia 1 2 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication ARMING Brno University of Technology transport layer designed atop an IP There are no tracking connections or ordering of messages Differences in how TCP and UDP work A TCP connection consists of three steps The first is the process of initiating and acknowledging the connection Once the connection is established data transfer can begin After transmission the connection is terminated by closing of all established virtual circuits UDP uses a simple transmission model without guaranteeing realiability ordering or data integrity UDP assumes that error checking and correction is either not necessary or performed in the application avoiding the overhead of such processing at the network interface level Unlike TCP UDP is compatible with packet broadcasts sending to all on local network and multicasting send to all subscribers Different applications of TCP and UDP Web browsing email and file transfer are typical TCP applicacions TCP is used to control segment size rate of data exchange flow network congestion TCP is preferred where error correction facilities are required at network interface level UDP is
47. ific offset to obtain the value of the Compared all the variables desired variable Increment variables Step 2 compared Archiving started AND spec value between the limits Overwriting DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology The specified record is the last Record written sia 5 of an object in this cycle Calculate the proper object and offset Change to next record in the object Is it inside of an Change of object but not the object last Access the first Calculate the proper record in the object and offset following object Activate the last object with the right offset Read from the object Read from the object the value the value End Figure 12 Flowchart of RecRead When it is said the if the value is valid it means that it is checked if it is in the limits of the archiving for example if it is required the value number 200 and the archive is only ready to save 100 values that would be an incorrect value DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Block Online_Monitor Other number Increment number Increment number of Fill the dynamic arrays Fill the dynamic arrays of reals to monitor booleans to monitor with the address of real with the address of names and inputs boo
48. in other blocks to compare the name of the inputs is empty it will be filled with the name of the input of the current block in the same way the position of this block is saved in other global variable In case this global variable is not empty it is cleared so other functions can use it DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Block Engine Archive Locked Create dynamic arrays for addresses of inputs Calculate the size of one record Sten 1 Creation of required data objects with DObjCreation DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology TimeOktowrite Decrease TimeOktowrite Figure 8 Flowchart of Engine This block has five inputs one for a Control type variable one for the desired space used for achiving the third will be used to specify the lenght of the smaller data objects The two last inputs are to set the values of the period for archiving and the cycle time In this function block can be observed several differentiated steps In the first Step 0 the dynamic arrays to store the addresses of the inputs and the addresses of the names will be created also the size of one record will be calculated After this step is used the return instruction this is because in the following steps it will be needed that the
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50. l DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Required objects are required by the specification to be included in every CIP device These objects include the Identity object a Message Router object and a Network object A The identity object contains related identity data values called attributes Attributes for the identity object include the vendor ID date of manufacturer device serial number and other identity data B The Message Router object is an object which routes explicit request messages from object to object in a device C A Network object contains the physical connection data for the object For a CIP device on DeviceNet the network object contains the MacID and other data describing theinterface to the CAN network For EIP devices the network object contains the IP address and other data describing the interface to the Ethernet port on the device Application objects are the objects that define the data encapsulated by the device These objects are specific to the device type and function For example a Motor object on a Drive System has attributes describing the frequency current rating and motor size An Analog Input object on an I O device has attributes that define the type resolution and current value for the analog input These application layer objects are predefined for a large number of common device types All CIP d
51. l no be activated After the TCP socket is created it is configured as a server This is done by means of the function block TcpServer The parameters here are ident taken when DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology the socket is opened TcpOpen backlog which are the number of clients waiting simultaneously for a connection 1 Now the system is ready to receive requests from the client so it will be waiting for data executing cyclicly the function block TcpRecv It needs the client ident a pointer to the data buffer and the max Lenght of the data in bytes Finally when the request is processed it is sent back to the client with the function block TcpSend To achieve this there is one function block called ServerCreate in the library created for the remote management in the PLC This function block has two inputs one type Control and another type UDINT to specify the port where to create the socket for the server It also has an output this output is to check the right working of the system and in case of one error it is possible to know where that error is The flow chart of the function block is shown below Create dynamic arrays for names and values to monitor Step 5 Create a TCP socket with the FB TcpOpen Sten 10 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering
52. largely used by time sensitive applications as well as by server that answer small queries from huge number of clients UDP is compatible with packet broadcast UDP is commonly used in Voice over IP Trivial File Transfer Protocol and online games After this comparison taking into account that our system can be considered like a non time critical application and to ensure that all the data transferred remains intact and the data is received in the same order in which it was sent it would be appropiate to use TCP DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 8 ETHERNET IP and MODBUS TCP In the selection of an appropiate internet protocol to communicate the devices these two are going to be studied Only these two due to the fact that after checking the available possibilites in Internet to achieve the requierements these two are the most important protocols nowadays Ethernet IP and CIP Ethernet IP is the application layer protocol Four independent groups have joined forces to develop and promote EIP Ethernet IP as a public domain Ethernet application layer for Industrial Automation These groups include the ODVA the Industrial Open Ethernet Association OANA Control Net International CI and the Industrial Ethernet Association IEA The goals of this effort illustrate how EIP provides a wide ranging comprehensive certifiable standard
53. lean names and inputs Figure 13 Flowchart of Online_Monitor This function block has 4 inputs one for the name of the variable that is going to be monitored another for the address of the input boolean or real one boolean to know if the connected variable is boolean or real and finally one last type Control Note that all the variables that will be monitored later in the PC application must be connected to this function block DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Function Block ArchivetoCS V Create the CSV file With FileCreate Step 2 Archiving Locked lt gt Create a string with the names and write in the CSV file with FileWrite Refresh the offset in the message Clear the string to write Step 3 All the records written DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Write a new string with one record and write in the file with FileWrite Change offset Clear string All records written Step 0 Recordswritten 0 Unlock archiving Write the string with the record Using FileWrite Refresh offset Increment records written Clear string Step 3 Write the string with the names Using FileWrite Refresh offset Increment records written Clear string Step 3 Figure 14 Flowchart of Arc
54. long as that information can be represented as a contiguous blocks of 16 bit words Almost all data types other than the primitive discrete bit and 16 bit register were introduced after the adoption of little endian microprocessors Therefore the representation on MODBUS of these data types follows the little endian model meaning First register bits 15 0 bits 15 0 of data item Second register bits 15 0 bits 31 16 of data item Third register bits 15 0 bits 47 32 of data item Etc etc DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology For example to send a Boolean value is a 1 bit quantity so the bit O of the register will be the bit of the Boolean value On the contrary if it is a Real value 32 bit quantity it has to be used two registers bits 15 to 0 of the first register will be for bits 15 to 0 of the Real value and bits 15 to 0 of the second register will be for bits 31 to 16 of the Real value exponent bits 23 16 of significand DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 9 PLC PC system General description The process controlled by the system has to be monitored in real time so the communication between the devices must be continuous Thus a HMI human interface will be created
55. nformation of this chapter is from the training module Memory management and Data storage except the conclusion 6 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology bytes per system tick are checked Therefore it can take up to a few minutes depending on the size of the application before the checksum monitor responds in the case of an error Data objects are the safest way to save data because a backup copy is automatically made as part of the application Therefore if a data object is destroyed during a write procedure e g in the event of a power failure a backup copy of the data object is still available and is automatically recovered when the controller is restarted On SG4 The latest systems systems it is possible to store files in mass memory on the controller Mass memory includes hard drives HDD floppy disk drives FDD Compact Flash cards or USB storage media The data is organized as on a PC and saved on logical drives also in folders if desired Files can also be edited using a PC and transferred back to the controller when needed This is a big advantage when e g recipes need to be created once and then transferred to other identical machines The following options are available for doing this e Removing the Compact Flash and connecting to a PC using a suitable adapter Copying the files from the Compact Flash card to
56. ng Due to the fact that the two protocols obviously will achieve this requirement to compare the two protocols the analysis should focus on the price and simplicity Modbus is an open protocol so it is completely free to use and to be implement whereas Ethernet IP is not an open protocol so it is not free The cost due to the implementation are also higher DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology After reading the description of the Ethernet IP protocol it seems to be a little complex protocol because although it has a lot of possibilities it also has a lot of unnecessary things for our application several kinds of objects it is possible to send resolution units Whereas Modbus its only and main application is to send data which is our mission It can be concluded that to achieve the objectives it will be used Modbus or any similar protocol that it could be created from Modbus An example of how can be sent a real value or a boolean value with Modbus is shown below The most efficient method of transporting bulk information or any type over MODBUS is as to use function codes 3 read registers 16 write registers or possibly 23 read write registers Although these functions are defined in terms of their operation on 16 bit registers they can be used to move any type of information from one machine to another so
57. nt and now the client with these values fix the size of 4 arrays 2 bidimensional for the values of the real and boolean values one for the names and another one for date and time Now the client sends a group of requests fig 35 to get the names of the variables from the server with a for loop This loop is limited by the total number of variables When one name is received it is stored in the corresponding place of the array for the names The addresses of the names of the variables are saved in two arrays in the PLC one for the reals one for the booleans So after responding each request it is accessed the next name DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Now the records are required with another FOR loop When a request is received in the server it is used a function block from the remote library ReadArchive which is used to read all the records in the archive with each execution is obtained next record The date amp time value in this record is transformed in a string variable in a suitable format so it will be able to be transformed to a date amp time variable later in the client and now it is written in the buffer with all the values of the record When the reponse is received by the client each part of the record date amp time real values and boolean values are stored in its respective part of its array To r
58. ode Besides the datagrid there is also a chart and a button These two elements are to represent data from the datagrid so when there is a cell selected or a row and the button to display data is pressed the data is represented in the chart as a line This is achieved with the property CurrentRow of the datagrid so selected row number can be got and then use that number to represent a data from the arrays To achieve this a control from the web www codeproject com has been used It is possible to create different charts for different variables and thus compare them DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Remote Management System for PLC s Temperature outdoor 1 52 7 r r T 5 0 4 8 tp ope ae 4 6 4 4 4 2 tof fH tf 40 3 8 4 20 may 11 08 46 47 20 may 11 08 47 02 Date and Time Fig 46 Chart of a variable This control has the functionality of zoom really useful in this case because this system is intended to be used in large periods of time and with a lot of records in the archive Remote Management System for PLC lt Temperature outdoor 1 20 may 11 08 47 00 20 may 11 08 47 01 20 may 11 08 47 02 Date and Time Fig 47 Chart with zoom applied DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering
59. ol Block to configure the PLC as a server Serverl PortNumber 12000 Serverl ArchInfol Control ADR ArchControl ArchInfol Figure 49 Cyclic section of an example program The order is not important so for example first can be placed the Engine and then the blocks to archive the real values or boolean values or first can be placed the blocks to archive the values and then Engine DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology PC application The PC application is really easy to use for the user the application guides the user through the process in a friendly way When the application is executed a window like the following appears al Connection IP 127 0 0 1 Figure 50 Window to connect to the PLC Here the user has to insert the IP address type 4 for example 127 0 0 1 and the number of the port where it has to connect If the parameters have been correctly inserted and the connection was possible a boxdialog is shown Figure 51 boxDialog showing an error DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Otherwise it will be shown one like this Information i Connected succesfully Figure 52 textBox after a succesful connection In case the parameters are not correct the user is also warned showing
60. or between PLC s and PC s is possible in such a way that one device could be in China and the other in USA Below are shown some illustrations Figure 1 Conversion from Modbus TCP to Modbus RTU DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology In this first figure it can be observed the connection between Modbus RTU products to SCADA or PLC s over Ethernet There is a conversor between Modbus RTU and ModbusTCP MASTER Device 30 SLAVE Device 100 MASTER Tt Modbus TCP Modbus TCP Device 10 Client Serve SLAVE Device 101 SLAVE Device 102 gt senea Pannen Modbus TCP RS 232 SLAVE S F pee Device 110 Modbus TCP Client MASTER SLAVE Device 20 Device 111 SLAVE Device 120 Modbus TCP Server Figure 2 Typical Modbus TCP structure Something similar is shown in this second illustration DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology 2 OBJECTIVE The goal of this thesis is to propose and implement a library of PLC side function blocks and a PC application used for remote management of PLCs Tasks 1 Prepare a detail concept of the remote management system 2 Implement a library of function blocks for safe PLC side data archiving 3 Implement functions for archived data retrieval and saving to USB drive 4 Implement
61. otocol layer EIP is constructed from a very widely implemented standard used in DeviceNet and ControlNet called the Common Industrial Protocol CIP This standard organizes networked devices as a collection of objects It defines the access object behavior and extensions which allow widely disparate devices to be accessed using a common mechanism Hundreds of vendors now support the CIP protocol in present day products Using this technology in EIP means that EIP is based on a widely understood widely implemented standard that does not require a new technology shakedown period The Common Industrial Protocol CIP is a communications protocol for transferring automation data between two devices In the CIP Protocol every network device represents itself as a series of objects Each object is simply a grouping of the related data values in a device For example every CIP device is required to make an Identity object available to the network The identity object contains related identity data values called attributes Attributes for the identity object include the vendor ID date of manufacture device serial number and other identity data CIP does not specify at all how this object data is implemented only what data values or attributes must be supported and that these attributes must be available to other CIP devices The Identity object is an example of a required object There are three types of objects defined by the CIP protoco
62. ple of a system archiving 5 reals and 5 boolean values using this library in an archiving size of 700 bytes and a maximum size of 120 bytes per object is given below DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology First of all the size of one record is calculated 5 real values 4 5 20 bytes and 4 boolean values 1 5 5 bytes besides of the date and time variable 4 bytes it is a total of 29 bytes per record So if there is 120 bytes per object and each record occupies 29 there will be 4 records per object and each object will be of a size of 116 bytes Due to the fact that the maximum size for archiving is 700 bytes and 116 bytes is the size of each object there will be 6 objects it is a total size of 696 bytes Because of rest of the space is only 4 bytes there will not be a smaller object no enough space for only one record in that object So the main propose of the library is the creation of the appropriate number of data objects and fill them with the records Besides this in the library there are some function blocks to obtain for example some specific records or to get the name of the variables The library called Remote which will be responsible for solving this problem of automatical archiving save the archive in a CSV file a USB stick and the communication with a PC consists of the next components e A data
63. s Conforms to the IEC 61131 3 standard PROGRAM INIT calculate max number of stations NodGrpNcNax UDINT TO UINT SIZEOP Station STZEOF Station O calculate wax number pec station NodNrfiax UDINT TO UINT EOF Station 0 Modul SIZEOF Station 9 Nodul 0 NodGrpNefrror READY_FOR_NEV_ENTRY reset vodule group number for errorhandling 7 NodNrEccoc READY _FYOR_NEW_ENTRY reset rodule number for errorhandling END_PROGRAN PROGRAM CYCLIC tmpModOK TRUE POR ModGrpNe O TO ModGrpiirNax 1 DO POR ModNe TO ModNr ax 1 DO check only configured modules IF Station Hoacrplr Hodul Modiir Used TRUE THEN check only those configured modules with connected PY on KModuleOkK Flag IF Scacion ModGrplir Wodul ModNe pModuloxPy lt gt 0 THEN dModuloX ACCESS Station NodGrpNr Modul Mo C pHoduLlokPy ion ModGrpMr Modul ModNr OK dModulOk tion ModGrplr Modul ModNc O FALSE THEN FALSE set error t recognised yet and logger ready for a new entry If BIT ation ModGrpNr Modul ModNr StatusInfo 9 FALSE AND ModGrpMrError READY FOR_NEW ENTRY THEN Station ModGrplir Nodul NodNe StatusInfo BLT_SET Station ModGepNr Modul Modfir StatusInfo O NMoaGrpNrfrror NodGrpNr 7 set module group number for errorhandling 7 NodNrzrror nodir 7 set module number for errorhandling 7 END_IF ELSE Station ModGrpNr Modul ModNrt Status
64. suitable to a wide variety of automation devices e Ethernet IP uses the tools and technologies of traditional Ethernet Ethernet IP uses all the transport and control protocols used in traditional Ethernet including the Transport Control Protocol TCP the Internet Protocol IP and the media access and signaling technologies found in off the shelf Ethernet interface cards Building on these standard PC technologies means that EIP works transparently with all the standard off the shelf Ethernet devices found in today s marketplace It also means that EIP can be easily supported on standard PCs and all their derivatives Even more importantly basing EIP on a standard technology platform ensures that EIP will move forward as the base technologies evolve in the future gt All this information is from wiki EtherNet IP and from the website of the company Real Time Automation 7 10 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Ethernet IP is a certifiable standard The groups supporting EIP plan to ensure a comprehensive consistent standard by careful multi vendor attention to the specification and through certified test labs as has been done with DeviceNet and ControlNet Certification programs modeled after the programs for DeviceNet and ControlNet will ensure the consistency and quality of field devices EIP is built on a widely accepted pr
65. ted More information about exceptions in MSDN site Now it is time send the specified request to the server the proper method is Send With this method a stream of bytes is sent to the server Finally the reponse from the server is received with the method Receive This way the data from the server is received in a stream of bytes which works as a buffer A detailed description of the PC application in C Windows Forms is given later see section PC application DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology Server PLC application ST 1 Create a socket in the PLC with TcpOpen 2 Set the PLC as a server with TcpServer 3 Waiting for requests from the client with TcpRecv 4 Send the data back to the client with TcpSend Figure 20 Server operation When the server is configured two first steps and after processing a request and send back the data to the client it returns to the step 3 First of all a TCP socket is created with the function block TcpOpen It needs some parameters the IP address of the Ethernet interface where the TCP socket should be connected This is going to be configured in such a manner that it will be listening in all the interfaces Another parameter is the port number There is another possible option to set that allows the binding of several instances of a TCP server with the same port but it wil
66. the whole archive button has been pressed There are a group of variables and objects declared in a class globalvariables it is important to have access to them in all the program These variables are static so the last value of this variable remains until next call they are also declared as public so they can be accessed in all the program These variables and objects are shown in the table below Name Data type Description server Socket class To connect and disconnect from the server msg 1 D byte array To create the request the reponses NamesWholeA 1 D string array Store the names of the vars for the WA mode NamesOM 1 D string array Store the names of the vars for the OM mode ValuesR 2 D float array Store the values of the real values WA mode ValuesB 2 D boolean array Store the values of the bool values WA mode DateandTime 1 D D amp T array Store date and time variables for WA mode DateandTimeX 1 D Xdate array Store d amp t variables in a special format NReals intl6 Number of real values in the archive NBooleans intl6 Number of boolean values in the archive NRecords intl6 Number of records in the archive ValuesOM String array All the values monitored received in a reponse NrealsM Intl6 Number of real values to monitor NboolsM Intl6 Number of boolean values to monitor
67. to let the user control the system this interface will be really friendly because it is assumed that the user has no knowledge about the system As it was concluded in the previous sections the communication between the PLC and the PC is going to be carried out by means of a TCP protocol this protocol will be developed from the Modbus specification First of all some basic concepts about communication between devices are shown The model implemented is a typical Client Server model where the client is the PC and the server is the PLC So the client can send requests everytime it wants and the server will send the reponses _ gt Perform the action _____ Initiate the response Figure 18 Typical request reponse DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology The request is the message sent on the network by the client to initiate a transaction The reponse is the message sent by the server The steps followed to achieved the communication between the devices are shown below Client C Windows forms 1 Create the socket 2 Connect to the server Specific IP and port 3 Send request to the server to obtain the data 4 Receive reponse from the server Figure 19 Client operation So these are the main steps in the client to get some information from the server The two last steps are repeated while ther
68. type called Control which will contain some important parameters for the archiving One of these will have to be created by the programmer as a global variable Two function blocks known as ArchReal and ArchBool which will carry out three functions counting the number of connected inputs save both the addresses of those inputs and their names in the memory and finally copy the name in a global variable so it can be compared later For each DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno University of Technology variable that the programmer wants to archive he needs to use once these blocks if it is a real variable ArchReal if it is a boolean value ArchBool Engine which we could say it is the main function block of the system due to the fact that is the responsible for the creation of the data objects and save the records into them It will be a must to use this function block in all the archiving systems CreateArrays another function block and its purpose is to create dynamic arrays when they are required A function block called DObjCreation that is used inside Engine when it is needed to create the Data Objects DObjWriting which is a function block and it will be used the writing process in the data objects is going to start Another block called ArchInfo that will be useful to obtain some parameters such as number of records size of one record A function blo
69. unication Brno University of Technology Reall Control ADR ArchControl The parameters for the first real input Reall RealIn ADR Temperature1R Reall Name Temperature outdoor 1 Reall Real2 Control ADR ArchControl The parameters for the second real input Real2 RealIn ADR Temperature2R Real2 Name Temperature outdoor 2 Real2 Booll Control ADR ArchControl The parameters for the boolean input Booll BoolIn ADR Temperature1B Booll Name Temp outdoor sensor 1 Booll Enginel Control ADR ArchControl The block Engine is configured before it is used Enginel MaxSize_Bytes 700 Engine1 SizeDObj_Bytes 120 Engine1 CyclicPeriod 1000 Enginel ArchPeriodms 1000 Enginel RecRead1 Control ADR ArchControl The block to read specific value in a record is configured RecRead1 Valuespecified 5 RecRead1 Name Temperature outdoor 1 RecReadI Online1 Control ADR ArchControl To monitor one variable Online1 Input ADR Temperature1R Onlinel Name Temperature R1 Online1 Data_type 0 0 to specify real value Online1 Online2 Control ADR ArchControl Online2 Input ADR Temperature2R Online2 Name Temperature R2 Online2 Data_type 0 Online2 Online3 Control ADR ArchControl Online3 Input ADR Temperature1B Online3 Name Temperature B1 Online3 Data_type 1 1 to specify boolean value Online3 Server1 Control ADR ArchContr
70. ut a simple series of instructions for using the library One variable type Control has to be declared as global variable There are some required libraries which have functions or functions blocks used in the library These libraries must be added to the project apart from the created library Convert Runtime Operator asstring astime brsystem DataObj standard sys_lib ASTCP AsPciStr SG4 and FilelO SG4 It is considered elemental but the programmer must create some variables for the inputs and for the functions blocks used Le one variable type ArchReal per each real input of the system When the parameters for the function block Engine are assigned beware with the values for the cyclic period and the archiving period because the value for the archiving period has to be equal or a multiple Something similar happens with the value assigned for the input which specifies the size of the data objects it has to be smaller than the value specified for the archiving When the function block monitor online the values the datatype has to be specified so a 0 is to specify it is a real value and 1 is to specify is a boolean value All the instructions will be in the cyclic part so the init part will be empty After all an example of the cyclic part for a system with 3 real inputs and 2 boolean inputs is as follows next page DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Comm

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