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show the entry list Operating S7-215-2DP as slave on the master CPU315-2DP Display part number QUESTION: How can I link an S7-215-2DP (order number 6ES7 215-2BD00-0XB0) as slave in an S7 configuration? ANSWER: With the latest versions of STEP7 V4.x and V5.0 it is no longer necessary to link via the GSD file. For configuring you need the GSD file "Sie_2150.gsd". You will find this on our Internet pages underGSD files >SIMATIC. Save the GSD file "Sie_2150.gsd" in the STEP7>S7data>GSD directory on your computer. You can open the GSD file with a simple editor (e.g. WordPad) and view the settings contained in it. Before using the GSD file for the first time you must enter it in the hardware catalog of the STEP7 tool "HWCONFIG". For this you select the Tools menu in this tool and activate the command "GSD files". The CPU215-2 DP slave is then entered in the catalog under "+PROFIBUS DP>Additional Field Devices>Other". After you have configured the master (S7-300: CPU315-2DP or CP342-5) you link CPU215-2 DP slave as follows: Data of the CPU215-2DP Integrated DI Number 14 Integrated DO 10 A 0.0 - A 0.7 A 1.0 and A1.1 Integrated AI Integrated AO 16 SMB28 and SMB 29 6 Expandable 7 modules

Address area E0.0-E0.7 E1.0-E1.5

Linking S7-215-DP as slave in S7 Under "+PROFIBUS DP>Other field devices> SIMATIC" in the H/W catalog select the name CPU2152DP and drag it to the DP master system (X). The "PROFIBUS user properties" box opens. In this box you enter the L2 address of the slave in the "Network interfacing" tab and accept with OK. In the "DP slave properties" box that opens subsequently you enter the desired diagnostics word address (e.g. 1022) in the "General" tab. Then select the "Parameterize" tab and enter a value between 0 and 5119 for the I/O offset in the V memory (variable memory of the S7-200). The addresses of the buffer for inputs and outputs in the CPU 215 can be set so that the buffer is located anywhere in the variable memory. The default variable memory value is "0" (in the STEP7 tool HWCONFIG when linking the AS215-DP as slave, in the dialog box "DP slave properties">tab "Parameterize">I/O Offset, the V memory "Value 0" is default). In the variable memory the address stored in the configuration data defines the initial address of the output data that is sent from the master. The initial address of the input data directly follows the last byte of the output data. If you wish to ascertain the initial address of the input data, you must know how many output words the master sends. You can find this out by reading out the following system flag bytes:
l l l

SMB112 offset in the variable memory for the output data (word value) SMB114 number of output bytes SMB115 number of input bytes

After the mask has been accepted the slave AS215-2DP is displayed as DP slave with associated L2 address.

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Now you can define the transfer value: Select the required module from the H/W catalog, e.g. UNIVERSAL_MODULE and place it on module slot "0" of the slave symbol. 1. In the "DP slave properties" box that now opens you select the desired module type in the "I/O type" field . The appropriate entry mask opens in the same area. 2. Here you enter "Initial address, Length, Unit and Consistency". You must know the initial addresses of the data buffers and their lengths if you want to create a user program for the CPU 215. Entry ID:264764 Date:1999-06-14 I regard this article.... Copy link
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