SICAM - Substation Automation and RTUs

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SICAM Substation Automation and RTUs Product Catalog Edition 2.0
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Contents
SICAM Substation
Automation and RTUs
Invalid: Catalog IC1000-K5600-A101-A1-7600
1. Introduction
1.1 Overview and solutions
1.2 Device overview
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1/12
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2.1/3
2.2/1
Products
2. Substation Automation
2.1 SICAM PAS
2.2 SICAM Station Unit
2.3 SICAM AK see chapter 6
3. HMI and Archiving
3.1 SICAM SCC
3.2 SICAM PQ Analyzer (Incident Explorer)
3.3 SICAM DISTO
3.4 SICAM Diamond
3.5 SICAM 230
3.1/3
3.2/1
3.3/1
3.4/1
3.5/1
4. Engineering
4.1 SICAM TOOLBOX II
4.2 SICAM Protocol Test System
4.3 DIGSI 4 see SIPROTEC 4 Catalog
4.1/3
4.2/1
5. Bay Controllers
5.1 SICAM BC
5.2 SIPROTEC 6MD6x see SIPROTEC 4 Catalog
5.1/3
6. SICAM RTUs
6.1 SICAM AK
6.2 SICAM TM
6.3 SICAM Safety
6.4 SICAM CMIC
6.5 SICAM EMIC
6.6 SICAM MIC
6.7 SICAM SGU
6.1/3
6.2/1
6.3/1
6.4/1
6.5/1
6.6/1
6.7/1
7. Distribution-System Automation
7.1 SICAM FCM
7.1/3
7.2 SICAM DC
7.2/1
7.3 SICAM CMIC, EMIC, MIC, SGU see chapter 6
7.4 SIPROTEC 7SC80 see SIPROTEC Compact Catalog
7.5 SICAM MMU, SICAM P85x, SICAM P50 see SICAM Power Quality
and Measurements Catalog
8. Acessories
The products and systems described in this catalog

are manufactured and sold according to a certied
management system (acc. to ISO 9001, ISO 14001
and BS OHSAS 18001).
8.1 SICAM I/O-Unit

8.2 SICAM AI Unit
8.1/3
8.2/1
9. Appendix
9.1 Legal notice
9.1/1
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Introduction
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Introduction
Overview and solutions
Preface
The Frost & Sullivan Technology Leadership Award 2006 was
presented to Siemens for pioneering in the development of
an innovative technology, the IEC 61850.
With Siemens energy automation solutions, every user is on
the safe side: the combination of long-term experience and
the newest innovation supplies safety for many years to
come. Our solutions are not only compatible with older
devices, they are also very innovative.
During the last years, the influences on the business of the
power supply companies have changed a lot. The approach
to power grid operation has changed from a static, quasi-stable interpretation to a dynamic operational management of
the electric power grid. Enhanced requirements regarding
the economy of lifetime for all assets in the grid are gaining
importance. As a result, the significance of automation systems has increased a lot, and the requirements for control,
protection and remote control have undergone severe
changes of paradigm:
Flexible and tailor-made solutions for manifold
applications
Secure and reliable operation management
Cost-effective investment and economic operation
Efficient project management
Long-term concepts, future-proof and open for new
requirements
Siemens energy automation solutions offer an answer to all
current issues of todays utilities. Based on a versatile product
portfolio and many years of experience, Siemens plans and
delivers solutions for all voltage levels and all kinds of substations (figure 1/1).
Flexible and tailor-made solutions for manifold

applications
Siemens energy automation solutions offer a variety of standardized default configurations and functions for many typical tasks. Whereas these defaults facilitate the use of the
flexible products, they are open for more sophisticated and
tailor-made applications. Acquisition of all kinds of data, calculation and automation functions, as well as versatile communication can be combined in a very flexible way to form
specific solutions, and fit into the existing system environment.
The classical interface to the primary equipment is centralized with many parallel cables sorted by a marshalling rack.
In such an environment, central protection panels and centralized RTUs are standard. Data interfaces can make use of
high-density I/O elements in the rack, or of intelligent terminal modules, which are even available with DC 220 V for digital inputs and direct CT/VT interfaces.
Even in such configurations, the user can benefit from full
automation and communication capabilities. This means that
classical RTU solutions, interfaces to other IEDs are included,
and HMIs for station operation and supervision can be added
as an option. Also, the protection relays are connected to the
RTU, so that data from the relays are available both at the
station operation terminal and in the control centers.
All members of the SICAM family family can be equipped
with different combinations of communication, both serial
and Ethernet (TCP/IP). Different protocols are available,
mainly IEC standards, e.g. IEC 60870-5-101/103/104 IEC
61850, IEC 62056-21, but also a lot of other well-known
protocols from different vendors.
Siemens energy automation solutions are available both for

refurbishment and new turnkey substations, and can be used
in classic centralized or distributed concepts. All automation
functions can be performed where they are needed.
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Introduction
Figure 1/1 Siemens energy automation products
Figure 1/2 shows an example of refurbishment and centralized data acquisition in an MV substation. The interface to
the primary equipment is connected via a marshalling rack,
but can use any peripheral voltage (DC 24-220 V). The electronic terminal blocks are designed to substitute conventional terminal blocks, thereby realizing a very economic
design. Existing protection relays can be connected either by
IEC 60870-5-103 or by the more enhanced IEC 61850.
Figure 1/2 Example of refurbishment and centralized data acquisition in
In new substations, the amount of cabling can be reduced by

decentralizing the automation system. Both protection relays
and bay controllers are situated as near as possible to the primary switchgear. Typically, they are located in relay houses
(EHV) or in control cabinets directly beneath HV GIS feeders.
The rugged design with maximum EMC provides high security and availability.
At the sation control we distinguish between SICAM PAS and
SICAM RTUs.
SICAM PAS: software-oriented product based on standard
industrial hardware
SICAM RTUs: modular hardware-oriented design which
bridges the gap between remote terminal units (RTUs) and
substation automation (SA) (figure 1/3).
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an MV substation
Figure 1/3 Basic principle of a SICAM station automation solution with

alternative station controllers
Introduction
Examples
The flexible Siemens solutions are available for every kind of

substation:
For different voltage levels, from ring main unit to
transmission substation
For new substations or refurbishment
For gas-insulated or air-insulated switchgear
For indoor or outdoor design
For manned or unmanned substations
Communication is the backbone of every automation system.
Therefore, Siemens solutions are designed to collect the data
from the high-voltage equipment and present them to the different users: the right information for the right users at the
right place and time with the required quality and security.
Here are some default examples for typical configurations.
They are like elements which can be combined according to
the respective requirements. The products, which are the
bricks of the configurations, are an integral part of the harmonized system behavior, and support according to the principle of single-point data input. This means that multiple
data input is avoided. Even if different engineering tools are
necessary for certain configurations, these tools exchange
their data for more efficient engineering.
Example of a small medium-voltage substation: Typically,

it consists of 4 to 16 MV feeders and is unmanned. In most
cases, combined bay control and protection devices are
located directly in the low-voltage compartments of the
switchgear panels.
A station operation terminal is usually not required, because

such substations are normally remote-controlled. In case of
local service/maintenance, they are easy to control at the
front side of the switchgear panels (figure 1/4).
Example of a distribution substation in industry supply:
In principle, they are similar to the configuration above, but
they are often connected to a control center via local area
network (LAN). A distinctive feature is the interface to lowvoltage distribution boards and sometimes even to the industrial automation system for data exchange. Here, the compatibility with SIMATIC products simplifies system integration
(figure 1/5).
Figure 1/4 Combined control and protection, situated directly in low-voltage compartments
Figure 1/5 Example of a distribution substation in industry supply

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Introduction
Examples
A subtransmission substation requires even more complexity:

2 or 3 voltage levels have to be equipped; a station operation
terminal is usually required; more communication interfaces
to external locations, separated control and protection
devices on HV level, powerful LAN based on IEC 61850, and
remote maintenance access are typical features of such
applications (figure 1/6).
In transmission substations, typically two to four voltage levels are to be automated. According to the high importance of
such substations, availability is of the highest priority. Therefore, redundancy at substation level is generally required,
both for station control units and station operation. Multiple
operator stations are often required, multiple communication links to different control centers or neighboring substations are standard.
Figure 1/6 Example of subtransmission
Figure 1/7 Example of a transmission substation
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Although most standard applications are IEC protocols, specific protocols also have to be offered for interfacing existing
third-party devices. Complex automation functions support
the operation and maintenance of such substations, such as
voltage regulation by controlling on-load tap changers, synchrocheck, automatic command sequences etc. (figure 1/7).
The devices are as flexible as the configurations: Bay controllers, protection relays, station control units, station operation
units and RTUs can be configured from small to very large.
The well-known products of the SICAM and SIPROTEC series
are a well-proven base for the Siemens solutions.
Introduction
Secure and reliable operation
Secure and reliable operation

Siemens solutions provide human machine interfaces (HMIs)
for every control level and support the operators with reliable information and secure, easy-to-use control features.
At feeder level:
Conventional panels with pushbuttons and instruments
for refurbishment
Electronic front panels combined with bay control units
(default)
Access points for remote terminals connected to the station
operation units
Portable touch panels with wireless access in defined areas
At substation level:
Single or redundant HMIs
Distributed server/client architectures with multiple
and/or remote terminals
Interface to office automation
All images and pictures of the HMIs are designed according
to ergonomic requirements, so as to give the operators clear
information that is easy to use. Control commands are only
accepted if access rights are met, the local/remote switches
are in the right position and the multi-step command
sequence is actively handled. Care is taken that only commands which are intended and explicitly given are processed
and sent to the switchgear.
Automation functions support operation:

Interlocking
Feeder or remote blocking (option)
Command sequences (option)
Automatic recloser (option)
Automatic switchover (option) etc.
All images and pictures of the HMIs are organized hierarchically and, for easy access, they guide the user to the required
information and to fast alarm recognition. In addition, alarm
and event logs, measurement curves, fault records, archives
and flexible reports support the analysis of any situation in
the power grid (figure 1/8). For security reasons, only specially authorized personnel is granted access to operation
and engineering tools. Flexible access rights are defined for
operators, design engineers and service personnel, and differentiate between engineering access and operation rights.
Security of data transmission is catered for by secure protocols and secure network design. Especially, easy remote
access to substations creates the need for such complex
measures. The experienced Siemens engineers provide all
the necessary knowledge for network security concepts.
Figure 1/8 Human machine interface for every control level

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Introduction

The customized solutions from Siemens cater for effective
investment. Tailor-made configurations and functions make
sure that only required items are offered. The efficient tools
cater for fast and easy engineering and support all project
phases of an automation system, from collection of the substation data to deployment of all needed functions, and
finally to reporting and archiving. The long lifetime of the
involved future-proof products extend the time period
between investments into automation systems.
Reduction of service expenses during lifetime by:

Integrated self-supervision in all components
Powerful diagnosis in clear text
Remote access for diagnosis, settings, test, expansions etc.
Reduction of complexity by seamless communication:
Worldwide standard IEC 61850 promoted by Siemens
Integrated IT security concepts
Latest technology integrated
Siemens solutions ensure low cost of ownership, thus taking

into account all costs during lifetime. The automation systems are maintenance-free and easy to expand at a later
date. Last but not least, the powerful services for remote
maintenance (diagnosis, settings, updates, test etc.) provide
a very economic way to keep any substation up to date and
running.
Efficient and state-of-the-art projects

The solutions for energy automation are part of the extensive program, Siemens One. This means that energy automation solutions are integrated in different applications of
the vast activity and expertise of Siemens:
Power grids in transmission and distribution
Complete building automation
Solutions for pipelines and infrastructure
Turnkey railway systems
Simple handling of the solutions is provided by:

Same look and feel of all HMIs on different levels
Vertical and horizontal interoperability of the involved
products
Plug and play for spare parts by simple exchange of flash
cards
They all make use of the energy automation solutions and

the associated transfer of expertise for efficient project and
order execution. Our worldwide engineering centers are
always close to the system operators (figure 1/9).
Reduction of engineering effort by:

Seamless data management, only single data input for
whole project
Easy uploads and downloads, even remote
Integrated test tools
Professional implementation of complete solutions from

competence centers
Consulting
Engineering
services
FIN
NOR
USA
USA
GBR
GER
BEL
SUI AUT
TUR
ITA
Training
Conguration
Installation and
commissioning
RUS
IND
Life-cycle
services
CHN
MEX
SIN
INA
COL
BRA
Local presence with

competence and engineering centers
and worldwide sales organization
Incl. refurbishment of
old systems and
old equipment
Figure 1/9 The worldwide engineering centers of Siemens
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Introduction
Long-term stability and trendsetting features for new requirements
Long-term stability and trendsetting features for new

requirements
With Siemens energy automation systems, every user benefits from more than 70 years of experience in remote control
and substation automation. The energy automation systems
are designed for a long lifetime. Innovation is based on existing products, and compatibility of different product generations is part of the Siemens development philosophy.
The extensive use of available IEC standards strongly supports long-term stability and expandability. Examples are
communication protocols like IEC 61850 in the substation,
IEC 61970 for control centers, and IEC 60870-5 for remote
communication. They form the strong backbone for the
seamless solutions in energy automation. Additionally, the
systems are tested in rugged environmental conditions and

certified according to applicable IEC standards. Investments
in our solutions are secured by the evergreen concept,
which defines migration methods when a new generation of
products is introduced to the markets, e.g. the migration
solution for SICAM LSA 678 from the early 90s: By substituting the station control device with todays SICAM PAS, it
is possible to retain the installed feeder devices and import
the existing database with the settings into the new tool
SICAM PAS UI. This method reduces the refurbishment work
significantly and adds new features to the system: In the
next years, the substation can be expanded with new feeder
devices through the use of IEC 61850, even though some
parts of the system might already be older than 15 years
(figure 1/10).
Figure 1/10 Migration from LSA to PAS
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Introduction
Device overview
Applications
Max. number of data points

Max. number of I/Os
Max. number of serial interfaces
Max. number of ethernet interfaces
SICAM SGU
SICAM MIC
Smart grid purposes as

various as demand response,
DER controller for virtual
power plants, renewable
integration in micro grids,
or small RTU
Electrical distribution substations, hydropower plants,

pipelines, gas distribution substations, railway power supply
systems, tunnels, building
protection, data concentrator
12
136
12
8-136 (modular)
1 (GPRS)
C
C
C
C
Human-machine interface (HMI)

SICAM SCC
SICAM 230
Engineering
SICAM PAS Software
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Tools on board
Web server (for device conguration)
C
C
Automation function (CFC/PLC, IEC 61131-3)
16k
CFC/PLC online test
SICAM Safety (IEC 61508)
NTP, remote
GPS/DCF
1ms
1ms
Remote maintenance
Automation function
Time synchronisation
resolution/sampling rate
Communication
to control center
Slave protocols
IEC 60870-5-101
serial
TCP/IP
to IEDs
Master protocls
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 60870-5-104
serial
TCP/IP
IEC 60870-5-104
Further IED-protocols
available
optional (extra costs)
not available
Table 1/1 SICAM the system family for Substation Automation and RTUs
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Introduction
Device overview
1
SICAM EMIC
SICAM CMIC
SICAM TM


Automation with integratet

telecontrol engineering for
hydropower plants/turbine
controllers, electrik power distribution and transmission, oil
and gas pipelines, transportation
SICAM AK
500
20.000
200.000
200.000/CPU
20.000 Master data points

40.000 Slave data points
0-128 (modular)
20-116 (modular)
0-2048 (modular)
0-32.000 (modular)
decentrialized via IEDs
4 (modular)
66 (modular)
200
2 (modular)
16 (modular)
depending on used PC
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
V
C
Telecontrol substation or
central unit, automation
unit, data node, front-end
or gateway
SICAM PAS
Energy automation for
operation of substation with
a single station computer
(Fullserver) or with up to
additional 6 computer (DIPs)
C
C
C
C
Remote Desktop
128k
128k
512k
1,5M/CPU
limited by
available memory
SIL 2
SIL 2
C
C
C
C
C
C
1ms
1ms
1ms
1ms
1ms
IEC 60870-5-101
DNP3
IEC 60870-5-101
DNP3
Modbus RTU
IEC 60870-5-101
DNP3
Modbus RTU
IEC 60870-5-101
DNP3
Modbus RTU
IEC 60870-5-101
DNP3
Modbus RTU
IEC 60870-5-104
DNP3i
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 61850 Ed1
DNP3i
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 61850 Ed1, Ed2
DNP3i
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 61850 Ed1, Ed2
DNP3i
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 61850 Ed2
DNP3i, Modbus
OPC DA, OPC XML DA
IEC 60870-5-103
Modbus RTU
IEC 60870-5-101
IEC 60870-5-103
Modbus RTU
IEC 60870-5-101
IEC 60870-5-103
Modbus RTU
Probus DP (DPV0)
IEC 60870-5-101
IEC 60870-5-103
Modbus RTU
Probus DP (DPV0)
IEC 60870-5-101
IEC 60870-5-103
DNP3
Modbus RTU
Probus DP (DPV0)
Probus FMS (>SIP4)
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 61850 Ed1
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 61850 Ed1, Ed2
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 61850 Ed1, Ed2
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 61850 Ed1, Ed2
DNP3i, Modbus
OPC, SNMP
C
Continued on next page
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Device overview
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SICAM SGU
SICAM MIC
Smart grid purposes as

various as demand response,
DER controller for virtual
power plants, renewable
integration in micro grids,
or small RTU

IEC 60870-5-104 Slave & Master

(Transport Layer Security)
DNP3i Slave & Master

(Transport Layer Security, Authentcation)
DC 24-250V/AC100-230V
DC 24-60V/AC110-230V
Applications
Secure Communication
Redundancy
Power Quality Applications
as Grid Code Evaluation, Scheduled Reports, Automatic COMTRADE/PQDIF Import & Export,
Notication, Fault Location SIMEAS R & SICAM Q80 communication driver
Archiving
Fault Recorda & PQ Data in device
Further information
Power Supply
Storage card for parameter & rmware
Temperature range
Mounting
SIM
-25 to +70C
DIN rail
DIN rail
Degree of protection
IP20
max IP40
For more information see page
6.7/1
6.6/1
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-25 to +70C
available
optional (extra costs)
not available
Introduction
Device overview
1
SICAM EMIC
SICAM CMIC
SICAM TM


Automation with integratet

telecontrol engineering for
hydropower plants/turbine
controllers, electrik power distribution and transmission, oil
and gas pipelines, transportation
SICAM AK
in preparation
DC 24-60V/AC110-230V
DC 18 - 72 V
DC 24-60V/AC110-230V
DC 24-60V /DC 110-220V /

AC115-230V
Telecontrol substation or
central unit, automation
unit, data node, front-end
or gateway
SD
SD
SD
SD
-25 to +70C
-40 to +70C
-25 to +70C
-5 to +55C
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
Rear panel, 19" mounting
max IP40
max IP40
max. IP40
max IP30
6.5/1
6.4/1
6.2/1
6.1/3
SICAM PAS
Energy automation for
operation of substation with
a single station computer
(Fullserver) or with up to
additional 6 computer (DIPs)
n.a.
depends on used computer
2.1/3
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Flexible control and monitoring system
Substation Automation
Substation Automation
Contents
2. Substation Automation
page
2.1 SICAM PAS
2.1/3
2.2 SICAM Station Unit
2.2/1
2.3 SICAM AK see chapter 6
The technical data can be found in the device manual at:

2.1/2
SICAM PAS
Scalable energy automation
SICAM PAS
Contents
page
2.1/4
System overview
2.1/5
Communication
2.1/6
Automation
2.1/9
System requirements
2.1/11
Selection and ordering data
2.1/12
SICAM PAS
System overview
Figure 2.1/1 Typical SICAM PAS configuration; IEDs are connected to the Station Unit with IEC 61850 and various other protocols
For some years now, power generation and distribution have

been undergoing major changes. The innovation cycles
(where operating equipment and communication media are
concerned) are getting ever shorter, and the market is
becoming increasingly deregulated. The systems used to
monitor power supply equipment and processes must take
account of these changes. When new products are used,
user friendliness, easy engineering, manifold interfacing to
various communication media and extensibility are important features.
SICAM PAS (Power Automation System) meets all the
demands placed on a distributed substation control system
both now and in the future. Amongst many other standardized communication protocols, SICAM PAS particularly supports the IEC 61850 standard for communication between
substations and IEDs. SICAM PAS is an open system and in
addition to standardized data transfer processes it features
user interfaces for the integration of system-specific tasks
and offers multiple automation options.
SICAM PAS can thus be easily included in existing systems
and used for system integration, too. With modern diagnostics, it optimally supports commissioning and maintenance.
SICAM PAS is clearly structured and reliable, thanks to its
open, fully documented and tested system.
System overview, application and functionality of
SICAM PAS
SICAM PAS is an energy automation solution; its system
architecture makes it scalable.
SICAM PAS is suitable for operating a substation not only
from one single station level computer, but also in combination with further SICAM PAS or other station control
units. Communication in this network is based on a powerful Ethernet LAN.
With its features and its modular expandability, SICAM PAS

covers a broad range of applications and supports distributed system configurations. A distributed SICAM PAS
system operates simultaneously on several computers.
SICAM PAS can use existing hardware components and
communication standards as well as their connections.
SICAM PAS controls and registers the process data for all
devices of a substation, within the scope of the data transfer protocols supported.
SICAM PAS is a communication gateway. This is why only
one single data connection to a higher-level system control
center is required.
SICAM PAS enables integration of a fully graphical process
visualization system directly in the substation.
SICAM PAS simplifies installation and parameterization of
new devices, thanks to its intuitive user interface.
SICAM PAS is notable for its online parameter setting features, particularly when the system has to be expanded.
There are no generation times; loading into a target system
is not required at all or only required if configuration is performed on a separate engineering PC.
SICAM PAS features integrated testing and diagnostic
functions.
Its user friendliness, its operator control logic, its orientation to the Windows world and its open structure ideally
suit users requirements.
SICAM PAS is developed in accordance with selected security standards and meets modern demands placed on safe
communication.
Essential features
Modular and scalable hardware and software
User-friendly
Flexible, graphical configuration of automation
Open system thanks to standards
2.1/5
SICAM PAS
Communication
Figure 2.1/2 SIPROTEC bay control units and protection units with local control
System architecture
SICAM PAS works on industrial-standard hardware with the
Microsoft Windows operating systems. The advantages of
this platform are low hardware and software costs, ease of
operation, scalability, flexibility and constantly available support. With the powerful real-time data distribution system,
applications can be allocated among several computers, thus
boosting performance, connectivity and availability.
A database system stores and organizes the data basis (e.g.
configuration data, administrative status data etc.). The
device master function for communication with intelligent
electronic devices (IEDs) supports a large number of wellestablished protocols. The SICAM PAS data normalization
function allows conversions such as measured-value filtering, threshold value calculation and linear characteristics.
SICAM SCC is used for process visualization. Specifically
designed for energy applications, it assists the operating personnel in optimizing the operations management. It provides
a quick introduction to the subject matter and a clearly
arranged display of the systems operating states. SICAM SCC
is based on SIMATIC WinCC, one of the leading process visualization processes that is used in industrial automation
worldwide.
2.1/6
To facilitate incident analysis, the fault recordings from

protection relays are retrieved and archived automatically
during operation. This is particularly supported for the standard protocols IEC 61850 and IEC 60870-5-103, but also for
PROFIBUS FMS (SIPROTEC 4) and SINAUT LSAS ILSA. Furthermore, SIPROTEC fault recorders can also be connected to the
system, and their detailed fault recordings can be retrieved
and archived as well. To manage the fault recording archive,
the program SICAM PQ Analyzer with its program part Incident Explorer is used. Fault recordings are visualized and
evaluated with the program Comtrade View as standard.
Alternatively, SIGRA 4 with its additional functions can also
be used.
SICAM PAS
Communication
Communication
Device interfaces and communication protocols
In a substation configured and operated with SICAM PAS,
various types of protection relays, IEDs, bay control units,
measured-value recorders and telecontrol units from a wide
range of manufacturers can be used. SICAM PAS offers a
large number of commercially available communication protocols for recording data from various devices and through
differing communication channels. Subsequent expansion is
easy.
Available protocols:
These communication protocols and device drivers can be
obtained as optional additions to the standard scope of
SICAM PAS.
IEC 61850 (Client)
IEC 61850 is the communication standard for interconnecting the devices at the feeder and station control levels on the basis of Ethernet. IEC 61850 supports the
direct exchange of data between IEDs, thus enabling
switching interlocks across feeders independently of the
station control unit, for example.
IEC 60870-5-103 (Master)
Protection relays, IEDs, bay control units, measuredvalue recorders and transformer controllers from many
manufacturers support the IEC 60870-5-103 protocol
and can therefore be connected directly to SICAM PAS.
IEC 60870-5-101 (Master)
The IEC 60870-5-101 protocol is generally used to connect telecontrol units. The balanced and unbalanced
traffic modes are supported.
IEC 60870-5-104 (Master)
Furthermore, connection of substations is also supported by the TCP/IP-based IEC 60870-5-104 protocol.
Automatic dialing is also supported for the connection of

substations with this protocol. SICAM PAS can establish the
dial-up connection to the substation either cyclically or as
required (e.g. for command output). By contrast, the substation can also establish a connection cyclically or in
event-triggered mode.
IEC 60870-5-104 (Master)
Furthermore, connection of substations is also supported by the TCP/IP-based IEC 60870-5-104 protocol.
DNP 3.0 (Master) Level 3
Apart from the IEC protocols -101 and -104, DNP 3.0 is
another standardized telecontrol protocol used by many
IEDs and RTUs and applied worldwide. The units can be
connected both serially and with TCP/IP (DNPi). TCP/IPbased communication can operate with an asymmetrical
encryption procedure, thus meeting security
requirements.
PROFIBUS DP (Master)
PROFIBUS DP is a highly powerful field bus protocol.
For example, it is used for industrial automation and
for automating the supply of electricity and gas.
PROFIBUS DP serves to interface multifunctional measuring instruments such as SICAM (I, V, P, Q, cos ) or,
for example, to connect ET200 components for gathering messages and for simple commands. Messages, for
example, can be derived from the signaling contacts of
fuse switch disconnectors.
Modbus (Master)
Besides PROFIBUS DP, the Modbus protocol is also well
known in industrial applications. SICAM PAS allows connection of IEDs and RTUs with this protocol, both via
serial and TCP/IP-based connections.
PROFIBUS FMS (SIPROTEC 4)
Most SIPROTEC 4 bay controllers and protection units
can be connected to the SICAM PAS station unit via
PROFIBUS FMS.
SINAUT LSA ILSA (Master)
Communication via the SINAUT LSA ILSA protocol is a
special advantage of SICAM PAS. Existing LSA central
units can be replaced without changing the configuration on bay level.
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SICAM PAS
Communication
System control center connections, distributed process

connection and process visualization
SICAM PAS operates on the basis of Microsoft Windows
operating systems. This means that the extensive support
which Windows offers for modern communication protocols is also available with SICAM PAS.
SICAM PAS was conceived for easy and fast integration of
conventional protocols. Please contact Siemens in case of
questions about integration of user-specific protocols.
For the purpose of linking up to higher-level system
control centers, the standardized telecontrol protocols
IEC 60870-5-101,
IEC 60870-5-104 and
DNP 3.0 (Level 3) serially and over IP (DNPi), as well as
Modbus (serially and over IP), TG 8979 (serially) and CDT
(serially) are supported. Security and safe communication
are gaining more and more importance. Asymmetric
encryption enables tap-proof communication connection to
higher-level control centers with IEC 60870-5-104 and
DNP 3.0 via TCP/IP. For DNP 3.0, authentication can be used
as an additional security mechanism.
Distributed process connection in the substation is possible
thanks to the SICAM PAS Device Interface Processor (DIP).
SICAM PAS can also be set up on computers networked with
TCP/IP. Here, one computer performs the task of the socalled full server. Up to six other computers can be used
as DIPs. With this architecture, the system can be adapted
to the topological situation and its performance can also be
boosted.
SICAM PAS allows use of the SICAM SCC process visualization system for central process control and monitoring. For
industrial applications, it is easy to configure an interface to
process visualization systems via OPC (object linking and
embedding for process control).
SICAM PAS can be configured as an OPC server or as an

OPC client. The SICAM PAS process variables available
with the OPC server can be read and written with OPC
clients working either on the same device or on one networked by TCP/IP. This mechanism enables, for example,
communication with another process visualization system.
The OPC server is included in the basic system. Optionally,
this server functionality is also available as OPC XML DA for
communication with clients based on other operating systems as well as beyond firewall limits. The OPC client can
read and write data from other OPC servers. A typical application could be the connection of SIMATIC programmable
controllers. The OPC client is available as an optional
package.
SICAM Diamond can be used to monitor the system interfaces, to indicate switching device states and up-to-date
measured values, and also for further diagnostic purposes.
Apart from these configuration-free diagnostic views,
SICAM Diamond also supports message logging in event
and alarm lists as well as process visualization in single-line
diagrams, and can thus be used as a simple human machine
interface. Messages and measured values can be archived
in files (monthly). On the one hand, SICAM Diamond consists of the Diamond Server, which is directly connected
with SICAM PAS and prepares the data for access with a
web browser, and on the other hand, the SICAM Diamond
Client as operator interface in the context of the Microsoft
Internet Explorer. Except for the Microsoft Internet
Explorer, no additional software has to be installed on the
web clients.
SICAM Diamond allows access to archive files and fault
recordings through the World Wide Web. The archive files
can be saved on the web client for evaluation, e.g. with
Microsoft Excel. Fault recordings can be visualized directly in
the Internet Explorer.
Protocols
SICAM PAS supports the following communication
protocols (optionally available):
Control center connection IEC 60870-5-101,
IEC 60870-5-104, DNP 3.0, Modbus,
TG 8979, CDT
Open data exchange OPC server, OPC XML DA server,
OPC client
IED and substation connection IEC 61850,
IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-103, IEC 60870-5-104,
DNP 3.0, PROFIBUS FMS (SIPROTEC 4), PROFIBUS DP,
Modbus, SINAUT LSA-ILSA
2.1/8
SICAM PAS
Automation
Figure 2.1/3 Typical redundant configuration: The station unit and the HMI server are based on a redundant structure to boost availability
Further station control aspects

During, e.g., maintenance work or for other operational reasons, information exchange with the control centers or the
substation itself can be blocked with the telecontrol blocking and bay blocking functions. The telecontrol blocking
function can also be configured for specific channels so as to
prevent the transfer of information to one particular control
center during operation, while transfer continues with other
control centers. The bay blocking and telecontrol blocking
functions act in both the signaling and the command
directions.
Channel-specific switching authority also makes it possible
to distinguish between local control (SICAM SCC) and remote
control for the switching direction, but also between control
center connections. For these three functions, informationspecific exceptions can be declared additionally, so that, e.g.,
certain messages are transmitted despite an activated block,
or special commands are processed and issued despite of a
defined switching authority. While a 1-out-of-n check is normally effective in IEDs, i.e. only one command is accepted
and issued at the same time, an m-out-of-n check is supported on the side of the substation control system with
SICAM PAS. This helps to define how many commands can
be processed at the same time for all IEDs. Circuit breakers
can be controlled in synchronized/unsynchronized mode.
Automation tasks
can be configured in SICAM PAS with the CFC (Continuous
Function Chart), which conforms to IEC 61131. In this editor,
tasks are configured graphically by wiring function blocks.
SICAM PAS comes with an extensive library of CFC function
blocks, developed and system-tested specially for energy
automation. Applications range from generation of simple
group indications through switching interlocks to complex
operating sequences. Creation of operating sequences is
supported by the SFC Editor (Sequential Function Chart).
In this context, additionally pre-configured and systemtested applications such as frequency-based load shedding,
transformer monitoring and SF6 gas monitoring can be
optionally licensed. Besides special functional components
and CFCs, the scope of supply also covers operating images
for SICAM SCC.
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SICAM PAS
Automation
Redundancy
SICAM PAS features comprehensive redundancy functions to
boost the availability of the station automation system:
The substation control unit can be used in a duplicate
configuration (system redundancy)
The communication to IEDs and RTUs can be redundant
(interface redundancy)
Subordinate units can be duplicated (redundancy at the
bay control level)
Subunits that are only designed for communication with
one master (e.g. with only one serial interface) can be
supported
The individual applications (communication protocols) operate independently of each other in a hot/standby connection,
i.e. a changeover, e.g., of the IEC 61850 client from one
station control unit to the other due to a disturbance has no
effects on the communication connection to the control center, which remains on the first station control unit without
interruption. Apart from a higher stability in unaffected
communication connections, the redundancy changeover
of affected components takes place within a very short time
(depending on application and configuration, between
250 ms and max. 3 s).
Adjustments during operation such as bay/telecontrol blocking, switching authority, but also marking commands to the
SoftPLC for operational control of the automation functions
are kept synchronous in both station control units during
redundancy operation. The current adjustments are also
valid after a redundancy changeover. SICAM SCC communicates simultaneously with both redundant station control
units. A redundant structure is also possible for process visualization with SICAM SCC and fault-record archiving with
SICAM PQ Analyzer.
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Post Disturbance Review (PDR)

When an event occurs, the SICAM PAS option SICAM PDR
Recorder records state changes of messages and measured
values for a period of up to 6 min. The triggering event, the
length of the time window (including 1 min lead time) as
well as the tags to be recorded can be parameterized. The
resulting fault data file is archived and can be evaluated
graphically and in tabular form in the Incident Explorer of
the SICAM PQ Analyzer program.
Scope of information
The amount of information to be processed by SICAM PAS is
essentially determined by the following factors:
Computer network concept (multiple-computer network or
single-station system)
Performance data of the hardware used
Performance data of the network
Size of the database (RDBMS)
Rate of change of values
With a distributed PAS system using a full server and up to
6 DIPs, a maximum of 350 IEDs and 20,000 data points can
be supported.
SICAM PAS
System requirements
System requirements
Station Unit with:
Pentium processor III 1.8 GHz
Main memory 2 GBytes
Hard disk capacity 2 GBytes
Graphics card for recommended resolution
of 1024 x 768
Color monitor matching the graphics card
DVD drive
Keyboard
Mouse
USB interface
Network adapter for LAN/WAN connection
Interface cards for connection of IEDs
SIMATIC CP 5613/14 for connecting units with
PROFIBUS DP interfaces
e.g. Rocket Port COM Expander for serial connection of
units with IEC 80670-5-103 interfaces etc.
For the station level computer, Siemens recommends
the Station Unit as standardized hardware solution with
Microsoft Windows XP Embedded.
Furthermore, SICAM PAS can also be used with these operating systems:
Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Services
Configuration
Large-scale orders call for comprehensive configuration work
and competent project management.
We will support you with:
Project planning
Project management
Project controlling
or we will perform these tasks for you.
Training
SICAM PAS courses are staged at our
Nuremberg training center
Phone: +49-911/433-7005
Fax: +49-911/433-7929
For details of individual courses, consult our catalog on the
Internet at www.siemens.com/poweracademy
or contact our training center.
Certificates
A DQS-certified quality management system conforming to
DIN ISO 9001 is applied in the manufacture and sale of the
products listed in this brochure.
Operating system for visualization with SICAM SCC:

Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Microsoft Windows Vista
Figure 2.1/4 Recommended device with more functionalities:

6MD91 Station Unit
2.1/11
SICAM PAS
Substation Automation SICAM PAS 6MD90

Description
Basic system
Base packages:
The basic system includes:
SICAM PAS UI-Operation
SICAM PAS UI-Conguration
SCADA Value Viewer
OPC Server
SNMP Manager
SNTP for time synchronization
ServiceIF SIPROTEC 4 Master
Real-time data distribution system
Sybase SQL database
USB-Dongle
Variants
Order No.
90
0 1
AA0
Runtime & Conguration basic component as a single

user system or as the central component in a distributed system
up to 2,000 Master Information objects
6MD
more than 2,000 Master Information objects
6MD
Runtime
up to 4 devices
7 K E
6MD
6MD
6MD
6MD
Runtime & Conguration
6MD
Runtime
6MD
Conguration
Device Interface Processor (DIP)

Use as a subordinate component in a distributed PAS system
Version
Description
Variants
Order No.
0
6MD900
Functional Upgrades
8AA0
Functional Upgrades with respect to number of

supported devices
Full-Server-Runtime more than 4 devices,
Precondition*: 7KE9000-1RA10-8AA0 (up to 4 devices)
1 0
Precondition*: 6MD9000-1MA10-8AA0 (up to 4 devices)
1 0
Master Information objects
0 0
Conguration more than 2,000 Master Information objects
2 0
Precondition*: 6MD9000-1MA10-8AA0
2 4
Precondition*: 6MD9000-1AA10-8AA0
2 3
Version Upgrade
SICAM PAS/PQS Upgrade to V8.0 SPx

3
0 0
Full-Server-Runtime more than 2,000 Master

Information objects
Full-Server-Runtime- & Conguration more than 2,000
Functional Upgrades
from Runtime to Runtime & Conguration
Conguration-Upgrade (Runtime already existing)
More than 4 devices, up to 2,000 Master Information
objects
Conguration-Upgrade (Runtime already existing)
(when ordering the upgrade, the rst order must

be referenced)
* Precondition means the referenced MLFB is already licensed.
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SICAM PAS
Description
Variants
Order No.
Applications (Power Automation)
Add-ons (Power Automation)
6 M D 900
Options & Add-ons
8 A A 0
Automation
B A 5 0
PDR-Recorder (Post Disturbance Review)
B A 7 0
S C 0 0
(f-based Load-shedding, GIS-, Transformer-Monitoring)
P A 0 1
IEC 61850 Client (Monitoring direction)
C E 0 0
IEC 61850 Client
C E 0 0
Secure Communication
(for TCP/IP-based communication T104 Slave,
DNP 3 Slave, DNP 3 Master)
SICAM PAS Applications
Master-Protocols (bay devices, RTUs)
IEC 60870-5-101 Master
C D 0 0
IEC 60870-5-103 Master (Monitoring direction)
C B 0 0
C B 0 0
C D 0 4
DNP 3.0 Master
C B 0 7
Modbus Master
C B 0 5
Driver module for PROFIBUS DP
C B 0 1
SINAUT LSA - ILSA
C B 0 3
OPC Client
B A 4 0
Slave-Protocols for
IEC 60870-5-101 Slave
C C 0 0
Control Center connection
IEC 60870-5-104 Slave
C C 0 4
IEC 61850 Server (Control Center Com.)
C F 0 0
DNP 3 Slave (serial and TCP/IP)
C C 0 7
Modbus Slave (serial and TCP/IP)
C C 0 5
CDT Slave (serial)
C C 0 8
TG8979 Slave (serial)
C C 1 0
OPC XML-DA Server
C A 4 1
Functional Upgrades
IEC 60870-5-103 Master (additionally supports control direction)
C B 0 0
for communication
Precondition: 6MD9000-0CB00-8MA0
applications that only support the
Client IEC 61850 (additionally supports control direction)
monitoring direction
Precondition: 6MD9000-0CE00-8MA0
C E 0 0
Master-Protocols Power Quality
Application Power Quality
8 A A 0
7 K E900 00
PQ applications
SIMEAS R
C B 1 1
SICAM Q80
C B 1 2
Automatic Comtrade Import
B A 6 0
Automatic Comtrade Export
B A 6 1
Automatic PQDif Import
B A 6 2
Automatic PQDif Export
B A 6 3
Automatic Report Export
B A 6 4
Automatic Fault Location
B A 6 5
Notication (e-mail, text message)
B A 6 6
Automatic GridCode Evaluation
B A 6 7
Scheduled PQ Reports
B A 6 8
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2.1/14
SICAM PAS
SICAM Station Unit

Flexible hardware high IT security
SICAM Station Unit

Contents
page
Description
2.2/3
2.2/5
2.2/2
SICAM Station Unit

Description
Description
SICAM Station Unit is the standard hardware platform for the
substation automation software SICAM PAS and the power
quality system SICAM PQS. SICAM Station Unit meets all
requirements of hardware of such applications both now
and in future.
Furthermore, IT security requirements were included in the
development for the energy automation sector (for example
specifications from the BDEW White Paper or NERC CIP).
Availability
Redundant storage media (RAID 1 with mirrored storage
media for system memory and data) allow defective data
carriers to be replaced without data loss or downtime
Redundant power supply
Maintenance-free
No rotating parts (except for hard disk drive option)
Fan-free design
Connectivity/communication media
Serial interfaces
2 built-in Ethernet interfaces (10/100/1000 Gbit/s)
4 additional Ethernet interfaces are optionally available
4 optional optical channels (fiber optic)
PROFIBUS DP
Performance
Late embedded processor technology by Intel
4 Gbyte main memory
Fast startup and shutdown of the system due to the use of
solid state disks (based on fast flash technology)
Latest bus technology for the embedded domain based on
CompactPCI Serial
Data and programs
Storage medium for operating system, applications and
data
Either 16 Gbyte solid state disk or 100 Gbyte hard disk
drive
Redundant version optionally available (RAID 1)
Additional memory for archive data (optimal for power
quality applications)
100 Gbyte hard disk drive
Also possible as redundant version
IEC 61850
The SICAM Station Unit satisfies the stringent requirements
for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and ambient conditions according to the international standard IEC 61850-3.
Optimized especially for the connection of bay units via
IEC 61850 due to the multitude of possible network
interfaces.
Figure 2.2/1 Station Unit
IT security
Windows Embedded Standard 7: Only the Windows components required for operating SICAM PAS PQS are installed.
This reduces the systems vulnerability compared to standard
desktop variants of the operating system.
BIOS password (NERC/CIP-compliant, the complexity is
checked when the password is assigned and must be
changed after initial commissioning)
Integration into central network management possible
Integration into central user management based on
Microsoft Active Directory is supported.
Regular release of security updates for the pre-installed
operating system and the applications
Anti-virus protection recommendations available
The system is delivered with a safe default setting.
The user documentation contains the steps necessary for
emergency planning to safely restore operation after failure.
Inputs and outputs
8 isolated binary output contacts
Additionally, up to 64 digital input and output contacts
possible
Prefabricated cables in different lengths available as
accessory
A special protocol application in the SICAM PAS basic package supports integrating the I/O contacts into the automation application.
2.2/3
SICAM Station Unit

Description
Longevity
5 years warranty
Long availability of spare parts even after the end of the
product life cycle
Spare parts concept also for discontinued product versions
High level of compatibility between versions
Long availability of the operating system versions used
Use of components with a particularly long availability such
as processors from Intels Embedded Line
Flexibility and expandability

Various preconfigured equipment versions
Expandability through modular design
Compact PCI and CompactPCI Serial
GPS time card
Integrability
Standard installation dimensions 19" wide, 4 units high
Suitable for installation in automation cabinets and racks
Scope of delivery
Basic device with pre-installed operating system
Recovery DVD
Product information
Password card for restoring a lost BIOS password
Installation accessory kit (plug, wrench, screws etc.)
2.2/4
SICAM Station Unit

Description
Variants
Order No.
6MD91
SICAM Station Unit V2.40 Complete Device

SICAM Station Unit V2.40 based on Industrial
Version
Processor 19 rack system, fanless, without moving Version 2.40
2 4
components. With pre-installed Windows
Primary Power Supply
Embedded Standard 7. The device is equipped
DC 24-60 V
with CPU-Modul with Dual Core CPU Intel
AC/DC 110-230 V
Core 2 Duo SL9400, 1.86GHz, 4GB RAM,
Secondary Power Supply
Solid State Disk (SSD), Raid 1 System optionally,
DC 24-60 V
5 USB at front side, 2 internal USB (suitable
AC/DC 110-230 V
for SICAM PAS-Dongles), 2xGBit Ethernet
No secondary power supply
RJ45 Port, Status LEDs Optional redundant
System Storage
power supplies (switchover without reboot)
(for OS, Application and data)
Monitored by SNMP HW Watchdog
1 x 32 GB Solid State Disk
Temperature/Voltage monitoring, Live Contact
1 x 100 GB Hard Disk Drive
Archive Storage
(for power quality archive data)
None
1 x 32 GB Solid State Disk (in slot 9)
1 x 100 GB Hard Disk Drive (HDD) (in slot 9)
2 x 32 GB Solid State Disk (in slot 19+20)
2 x 100 GB Hard Disk Drive (HDD) (in slot 19+20)
1 x 32 GB Solid State Disk (in slot 19) and

1 x 100 GB Hard Disk Drive (in slot 20)
I/O Boards
None
One Digital I/O Module (32 binary contacts)
Two Digital I/O Modules (64 binary contacts)
Additional Network Interfaces or Data Storage

None
4 x Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces (10/100/1000 Mbit/s, RJ45)
4 x Fiber-Optic Interfaces (1000BASE-SX)
1 x 32 GB Solid State Disk as additional data storage
1 x 100 GB Hard Disk Drive (HDD) as additional data storage
4 x Fiber Optics Interfaces (100BASE-SX)
Com Port Expander

Without Com Port Expander
8 Ports, incl. Octopus Cable
GPS Clock Card

None
GPS Clock Card incl. adapter cable with BNC plug for
connecting HOPF antenna (e.g. FG4490G10)
The antenna itself is not in scope of delivery.
2.2/5
SICAM Station Unit

Description
Order No.
SICAM Station Unit V2.40 Spare Parts and Accessories
6MD99
00AA0
Version
Version 2.40
2 4
Power Supply
DC 24-60 V
A 0
AC/DC 110-230 V
A 1
Power Supply Control Module
A 8
CPU
CPU Module with Dual Core CPU
B 0
Intel Core 2 Duo SL9400, 186 GHz,

4GB DDR3 DRAM,
2 x Ethernet ports (10/100/1000 Mbit/s),
2 USB Ports (in CPU Module)
Data Storage
32 GB Solid State Disk (SSD)
C 0
100 GB Hard Disk Drive
C 1
Carrier Board for Hard Disk Drive or Solid State Disk
C 2
USB Ports
3 x USB Ports
B 2
Network Adapter
4 x Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces (10/100/1000 Mbit/s, RJ45)
E 0
4 x Fiber-Optic Interfaces (1000BASE-SX) without SFP Modules
E 1
Carrier Board for SIMATIC CP 5603
E 2
(CP5603 needs to be ordered separately from Industry)

Fiber-Optic-SFP-Module GB (SFP Transceiver, only for use together with 4 x Fiber-Optic Interface)
E 3
4 x Fiber Optics Interfaces (100BASE-FX) without SFP Modules
E 4
Fiber Optic Module 100 MBit (100Base-FX) (SFP Transceiver, only for use together
with 4 x Fiber Optics Interface 100BASE-FX)
E 5
Com Port Expander

8 Ports, incl. Octopus Cable
F 0
Octopus Cable
F 1
I/O Module
Digital I/O Module (32 contacts)
G 0
Carrier Board for I/O Modules
G 1
44-pin D-Sub Connector with cable (2 meters) and pigtail
G 2
44-pin D-Sub Connector with cable (10 meters) and pigtail
G 3
GPS Clock Card

GPS Clock Card incl. adapter cable with BNC plug for connecting HOPF antenna (e.g. FG4490G10)
H 2
The antenna itself is not in scope of delivery.

Adapter cable with BNC plug for connecting HOPF antenna
H 1
Miscellaneous
Front Cover
M0
System Rack without modules and power supplies
M1
USB DVD Drive
M2
Accessories Pack (plugs etc.)
M3
Software
Recovery DVD Set (without MS License)
2.2/6
S 1
HMI and Archiving
HMI and Archiving

Contents
3. HMI and Archiving
page
3.1 SICAM SCC
3.1/3
3.2 SICAM PQ Analyzer
3.2/1
3.3 SICAM DISTO
3.3/1
3.4 SICAM Diamond
3.4/1
3.5 SICAM 230
3.5/1

3.1/2
SICAM SCC
Substation Control Center
SICAM SCC
Contents
page
System overview
3.1/5
SIMATIC WinCC basics
3.1/7
SIMATIC WinCC configuration
3.1/10
Scalability with SIMATIC WinCC
3.1/12
Virtualization with SIMATIC WinCC
3.1/14
Openness with SIMATIC WinCC
3.1/16
3.1/18
3.1/4
SICAM SCC
System overview
Figure 3.1/1 Process visualization with SICAM SCC
SICAM SCC process visualization for electric power

distribution and transmission systems
SICAM SCC HMI for SICAM and IEC 61850
The process visualization and control system is a central element of the distribution and transmission of electric energy.
The SICAM SCC HMI system from the SICAM product line is
the optimum solution for your control and monitoring
requirements. The system is independent of the Siemens
substation technology installed. SICAM SCC is compatible
with the SICAM PAS Power Automation System and the products AK, TM, EMIC and MIC from the SICAM line. And in case
you are not using a substation controller in your station:
SICAM SCC communicates directly with bay units and protection devices that support the IEC 61850 communication
standard. As a result, it can be used as an overall HMI system
for devices.
SICAM SCC based on SIMATIC WinCC
Common HMI for SICAM and SIMATIC
SICAM SCC is based on the SIMATIC WinCC system, one of the
world-leading process visualization systems, adding the functions required for use as substation operating system of the
electric process in high-voltage and medium-voltage systems.
The compatibility with SIMATIC WinCC allows SICAM SCC to be
used as an add-on together with SIMATIC WinCC on one computer. This enables an integrated system solution for visualizing and controlling the industrial manufacturing processes,
using SIMATIC automation devices (e.g. S7 and PCS7), and the
electric energy process (e.g. with SICAM PAS).
SICAM SCC functions for use with SICAM and IEC 61850
SICAM SCC is tailored to be used in energy applications
supporting operators with the task of optimizing system
management. It provides a fast and clear overview of the
system operating states. The specific properties of the HV
and MV switchgear in control and monitoring direction
(double commands and double-point indications) are optimally implemented in the indication lists and the graphic
process visualization.
SICAM SCC logging that adds value
The original time stamps are logged in the indication lists in
ms resolution as generated in the devices. Each indication is
displayed with a number of additional information items.
They provide information about the up-to-dateness of the
information in the event of a device or communication failure (up-to-date/not up-to-date) or an active bay blocking or
telecontrol blocking. In addition, they specify the cause of
the status change (spontaneous, command) and, in case of a
command, they provide information about the source of the
operation (local, remote). In addition to process indications,
command indications are logged, too. Each command operation is thus documented completely and in detail, from the
command initiation by the operator to command output and
feedback from the process after change of status of the controlled switchgear.
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System overview
SICAM SCC from process visualization to topological

coloring
IndustrialX controls are used to control and monitor the
switchgear in the fully graphical process images (single-line
diagrams). These switchgear objects support 4 different display modes (IEC, DIN, SINAUT LSA, SICAM) for circuit breakers and disconnectors. In addition, project-specific bitmaps
can be defined to represent the switchgear devices and link
them with the objects. Setpoint flashing and spontaneous
flashing plus the display of various device and communication states (e.g. up-to-date/not up-to-date, bay blocking and
telecontrol blocking) are supported with the aim to provide
reliable visualization. Measured values and switchgear states,
which are no longer updated due to a device or communication failure or an active bay blocking, can be updated manually from the SICAM SCC operator station. The switchgear
devices can be controlled either directly or by using Select
before operate. Topological coloring is available for visualizing the process with single-line diagrams.
SICAM SCC shared substation automation functions

with SICAM PAS
Additional functions are supported when using the system in
conjunction with SICAM PAS: If, for example, maintenance or
tests have to be carried out for the process domain of a bay
controller, it may not be desirable that status changes are
actually processed by the SICAM PAS substation automation
processing functions nor logged in the HMI. This can be
implemented easily by activating the bay blocking function.
The telecontrol blocking function can be used if you want
Figure 3.1/2 Process visualization with SICAM SCC
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status changes to be processed in the station but not transmitted to the higher-level control center.
Substations are usually controlled from the higher-level control
centers, whereas switching commands are to be rejected by the
stations internal HMI; the switching authority is assigned to the
higher-level control center. If control from the HMI is required for
operational management reasons, the switching authority can
be obtained. If the substation is connected to several control
centers, the switching authority can also be assigned to specific
channels. Additionally, different switching authorities can be
used, e.g. for the different voltage levels.
SICAM SCC reduced engineering effort
Exchanging data with the connected substations frequently
involves several thousand indications, measured values and
commands. SICAM SCC provides wizards which considerably
facilitate the configuration of such information. The configuration tools (SICAM PAS UI Configuration, SICAM TOOLBOX II)
provide the required description of the process data in electronic form and can be imported conveniently using the SCC
wizards. Redundant data entries are thus avoided. SCD files
can be imported for IEC 61850 devices which are connected
directly.
SICAM SCC
SIMATIC WinCC the platform on which SICAM SCC operates

Important characteristics overview
The WinCC basic software is the core of an integrated system
comprising WinCC, WinCC options and WinCC Add-ons, all
designed to build up a solution tailored to your specific
requirements. The basic software itself represents a powerful, universally applicable process visualization system that
offers all features of a sophisticated HMI software.
Runtime software
All HMI functions onboard, this characterizes the runtime
component of the WinCC basic software: Starting with a user
administration that meets all requirements of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), ranging to a user interface with lots of
configurable controls and functions up to a performant message and archiving system based on the integrated MS SQL
Server. Reporting and logging system as well as integrated
control technology functions complete the list.
Engineering software
The engineering component WinCC CS offers a set of editors
that leave nothing to be desired when talking about efficiency or user friendliness. Libraries and wizards make the
generation of a project fast and easy and reduce error-proneness considerably. As a software for most complex HMI tasks,
WinCC is able to handle comprehensive projects and mass
data.
WinCC/CAS offers the possibility for setting up a scalable,

central process data archiving. The WinCC/Web Navigator
allows you to visualize and operate your plant via the Internet with nearly the same functionality as a WinCC client but
with unbeatable flexibility.
Virtualization
In addition to WinCC Clients, WinCC Servers can now also be
used with WinCC V7.0 SP3 under VMware ESXi, and engineering stations under VMware Workstation or VMware
Player. This means that complex client/server structures as
well as single-user systems can be configured with virtual
environments.
Openness
SIMATIC WinCC consistently builds on the highest possible
openness and ability to integrate as it is designed for using
standard technologies and software tools: This comprises
basic technologies, operating systems, the ways of communication or the ability to integrate scripts, all on a non-proprietary basis.
Scalability
The basic system is scalable in all respects by employing
WinCC options. The basic software can already be adapted to
increasing quantity structures by finely graded licenses.
Yet, a chosen license can easily be upgraded in regard to the
number of process tags. By employing WinCC/Server, you can
run WinCC as a client/server application. WinCC/Redundancy
is used to build up a highly available SCADA system.
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SIMATIC WinCC detailed description of the major

functions
function layers and the objects contained in them can be

displayed and hidden, depending on the zoom factor.
Basic functionality
Message system
SIMATIC WinCC doesnt just acquire process messages and
local events, it also stores them in circular archives and then
makes them available as desired on a filtered or sorted basis.
Messages can be derived from individual bits, can be a result
of an alarm message frame directly from the automation system or of analog alarms in the case of out-of-limit conditions. Individual acknowledgement procedures, a freely
definable message structure and configurable archiving as
well as logging of messages are additional features. In the
WinCC Alarm Control, the depiction of the messages can be
individually customized. Extensive selection options, e.g. via
a user-specific filter matrix, ensure an optimal overview. The
depiction of messages already swapped out is possible as
well. At the push of a button, the messages depicted can be
exported or printed out as a report. System-specific functions
can be implemented via freely configurable toolbar
functions.
The runtime application of the WinCC basic software

Overview
Integrated user management
User interface
Message system
Archiving system
Reporting and logging system
Control technology functions (Basic Process Control)
Integrated user management
Using WinCC User Administrator, you assign and control
users access rights for configuration and runtime. As the
administrator, you can set up at any time including at runtime up to 128 user groups each containing up to 128 individual users and assign them appropriate access rights to
WinCC functions. A total of 999 access rights is possible.
Starting with WinCC V7, SIMATIC Logon is part of the WinCC
basic system. The user administration with SIMATIC Logon
integrates into the security system and user management of
Windows and thus meets enhanced security requirements
according to FDA regulations. SIMATIC Logon comprises a
number of security mechanisms and provides a plant-wide
user management.
Starting with WinCC V7.0 SP1, a search function is offered in

the Alarm Editor. The filter options in the alarm system have
been supplemented by equals for process value blocks and
contains for text values.
Figure 3.1/4 Message display via WinCC AlarmControl
The message hit list indicates the average and total times
that specific messages have been pending for (message
duration) and, in a similar way, the average and total
acknowledgement time.
Figure 3.1/3 SIMATIC Logon Service at WinCC basic system
User interface
Using WinCC standards, you can create customized configured user interfaces for any application. You can choose from
a comprehensive range of configurable standard objects.
The online language switching option enables you to switch
online between languages during runtime for projects
created for several target languages. Windows elements
like menus and toolbars can be integrated into the WinCC
user interface. WinCC makes it possible to represent screen
sizes of up to 10,000 x 10,000 pixels using intelligent zoom
functions. The view of a process screen in runtime can be
enlarged or reduced using the mouse wheel. When the picture has been assigned a zoom factor, the mouse can be
used for panning. After clicking on the mouse wheel, a navigation compass appears. Move the mouse pointer to scroll
the picture in the corresponding direction. Using decluttering,
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Figure 3.1/5 Message display with message hit list
With the function Alarm Hiding, the operator suppresses

unimportant system status messages on the screen display,
though they continue to be archived in the background. The
Hiding List can of course be viewed at any time and individual or all alarms be displayed again by selection.
SICAM SCC
Archiving system
Historical values or value progressions are stored in process
value archives. Besides process values, WinCC also archives
messages and application data. The archiving occurs in ring
archives in the integrated, high-performance MS SQL Server
database at a rate of up to 10,000 measured values and 100
messages per second. The storage capacity requirements are
very low due to powerful, lossless compression functions.
The WinCC basic system already allows up to 512 archive
tags to be configured. In the final capacity stage, PowerPacks
enable the expansion to up 120,000 tags. A central, optionally redundant, long-term archiving can be implemented via
a central archive server with the option WinCC/Central
Archive Server.
In the TrendControl, current values (online trend curves), historical process values, and desired value trend curves can be
depicted in the same trend display. The depiction of messages already swapped out is possible as well. In doing so, a
customized scaling of the time axis and the value range can
be performed (e.g. scaling in percent). The time and value
axes of the individual trend curves can be moved online by
mouse movement. This function, for example, can be used
for batch comparisons.
At the push of a button, integrated statistics functions

enable the determination of min., max., average, and standard deviation as well as the integral calculation. A logarithmic depiction of trend curve progressions is also possible.
At the push of a button, the process values selected (highlighted) in the TrendControl can be exported to a CSV file or
printed out as a report. In addition, system-specific functions
can be implemented via freely configurable toolbar
functions.
Reporting and logging system
WinCC has an integrated logging system that you can use to
print data from WinCC or from other applications. This system prints data that was acquired at runtime in configurable
layouts by means of different types of logs: from message
sequence logs through system message logs and operator
logs up to user reports. Before printing reports, you can save
them as files and preview them on the monitor. WinCC logs
can also contain data from the database and external data in
CSV format as a table or a curve in a log.
Figure 3.1/6 Online TrendControl
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WinCC configuration
Efficiency and ergonomics in engineering
Overview
Overview of the WinCC Editors
Wizards and libraries
Engineering of large projects
Configuring multilingual applications
Overview of the WinCC Editors
In the life cycle of an automation solution, engineering costs

make up as much as 50 % of the total costs. If you want to significantly lower costs, you will need simple and efficient tools
for configuring and intuitive operator prompting. SIMATIC
WinCC provides both. WinCC makes available a range of editors and interfaces that you can use to individually configure
the functionality of your respective application:
WinCC Explorer
The WinCC Explorer is the central coordinating point in WinCC
for project management and provides access to all the components of WinCC. It gives you a detailed overview of the
loaded project and shows all the files that are associated with
the project.
WinCC Graphics Designer
Graphics system for designing a user interface. Using the
wide range of graphics objects, which are offered on several
tool palettes, you can easily and quickly create complex process screens. Parameterizing and linking a graphic object to
an internal PLC tag for animation purposes is as easy as can
be. As soon as a new object has been placed in the picture,
an easy-to-edit dialog box appears.
Centrally changeable objects (faceplates)

The configuration can also be performed using modular
construction: Any graphical object can be grouped with
others to form a new, user-specific faceplate, where only
the interface parameters relevant for the process connection come to the surface. These faceplates are centrally
created and managed. Changes are automatically incorporated into all places of use.
WinCC Alarm Logging Editor
for configuring the alarm and message system for recording
and logging events with display and operating facilities;
freely selectable message categories, message display and
reporting.
WinCC Tag Logging Editor
for configuring the Archive System which allows the
archiving of process values for acquisition, logging and
compressing measurement values, e.g. for displaying
trends and tables and further processing.
WinCC Report Designer
To document configuration and runtime data, you can generate logs and reports in WinCC. The supplied layouts cover
the majority of possible applications for documenting your
configuration information, and for logging the runtime
data. Using the WinCC Report Designer, you can change the
default layouts or create new layouts that meet your own
requirements.
SIMATIC NCM PC
Using SIMATIC NCM PC, you can load WinCC projects to the
corresponding target systems. This applies to both singleuser and multi-user configurations. If required, you can also
load WinCC single-user projects on several computers without needing to duplicate the WinCC project. Any changes to
the WinCC project that may become necessary can be carried out later centrally at one location with the system distributing the changes to all the affected stations. For this,
you use OS references in SIMATIC NCM PC that only contain
a reference to the corresponding projects.
Figure 3.1/7 WinCC Graphics Designer
Editor for menus and toolbars

Application-specific menus and toolbars can be integrated
into the user interface of the runtime application. These
new user interface elements can be set up, fixed or movable as usual in Windows.
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Figure 3.1/8 Object library
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Wizards and libraries

Delegating routine tasks helps cutting engineering time:
SIMATIC WinCC supports developers by providing wizards
(assistants) for easy configuration tasks. The message wizard, for example, offers default settings that developers can
confirm or modify. Preview windows show the effect of the
chosen parameters. If the developer confirms the settings,
he can implement cost-effective and practical solutions in a
very short time.
Once graphic objects have been created, the library makes it
possible to reuse them in other pictures and/or projects.
Developers can create company-, technology- or industryspecific standards, making it quick and easy to create projects. The objects for those projects are finished and sorted by
topic in the library and can be brought into the pictures via
drag & drop. Inserting objects in the library is just as easy. In
order to be able to make full use of multiple languages in
WinCCs runtime mode, objects like these should be configured in several languages.
Engineering of large projects
To keep an overview of the host of tags, images and functions
that are used in a project, WinCC offers a cross-reference list
that can be generated individually on the basis of filter settings. You create the cross-reference list using the Cross Reference Editor.
Configuring multilingual applications

The configuration user interface of the WinCC system software can be switched between English, German, French,
Spanish, and Italian. WinCC is also offered in an ASIAN version for China, Taiwan, Korea, and Japan. The configuration
user interface of the Asian version of WinCC is switchable
between the respective Asian national language installed
and English. With that, configuration personnel from other
countries can make any necessary changes to the project in
the English configuration environment, e.g. in case of
maintenance.
Figure 3.1/10 Multilingual applications
The texts for the runtime application can be edited in all primary languages of Windows. Besides static texts, this also
includes the tooltips. At the push of a button, a switch
between these languages can be executed while in runtime.
For the export and import of all texts in the CSV format, the
WinCC Text Distributor is provided, through which the translation can be easily carried out via standard tools.
To facilitate the translation of message texts, a text block
library (Text Library) exists, which in tabular form lists the
terms used in the individual languages. Convenient filter
mechanisms make working with large quantity structures
easier.
Figure 3.1/9 Cross Reference Editor
For convenient and quick configuration of mass data, WinCC

provides a configuration tool based on Microsoft Excel. You
can read in existing projects and create new ones. In addition
to process connections and process tags, you can edit measured value archives, alarm messages and the Text Library.
The table format allows convenient editing, which also
includes auto fill-in. Experienced users can expand their
options by using macros based on VBA (Visual Basic for
Applications).
Figure 3.1/11 Text Distributor
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Scalability with WinCC

From single-user system to web-based solution
Overview
Client/server solutions
Central archive server solutions
Redundant server solutions
Web-client solutions
Thin-client solutions
To be able to meet growing requirements, the visualization
must be expandable at any time without causing technology
incompatibilities or requiring completely new configurations.
Investment protection is a top priority.
Central archive server solutions

Central data management, reliable, high-performance
archiving and central backup mechanisms form the basis of a
archive server solution. Integration in the SCADA world, data
interfaces for access to archived data and analysis functions
are the component parts.
The option Central Archive Server (CAS) was designed for
this purpose and is used to export the archived data of all
servers in the system to a computer and manage it. Integration of CAS in the WinCC world means that the data remains
available for the WinCC clients as well as for the WinCC standard interfaces.
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On-site PC-based visualization at machines or smaller plants

is a typical WinCC flexible task. To cope with growing requirements, regarding functionality and quantities, you can
employ a WinCC single-user system with a corresponding
number of system variables (Power Tags). To face even more
ambitious tasks, you can build up a powerful client/server
system by employing the WinCC/Server option. The server
option allows you to set up coordinated operator stations
(multi-user system) from single-user systems at any time.
In this way, you can deploy a total of up to 12 WinCC servers
and 32 WinCC clients per server in a contiguous plant configuration. This allows the overall application to be distributed
among a number of servers, according to the physical plant
structure (e.g. body-in-white-shop, paint-shop etc.) or on a
functional basis (e.g. alarm server, archive server etc.).
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Figure 3.1/13 Central archive server solution
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Redundant server solutions

The WinCC/Redundancy option gives the user the opportunity to operate two linked WinCC server PCs in parallel in
order to monitor each other. On the failure of one of the
servers, the second server assumes control of the entire system. When the failed server resumes operation, the contents
of all message and process value archives are copied back to
the restored server. The automatic switch to the redundancy
partner within the framework of WinCC/Redundancy is not
only carried out in the case of a failed server, but also in the
case of a faulty process communication.
Web-client solutions
The WinCC/Web Navigator makes monitoring and even operating a plant possible from the Internet or intranet. The Web
Navigator consists of a combination of Web Navigator Server
and Web Navigator Client. The web server can be a WinCC
single-user station or any station in a WinCC Client/Server
configuration.
Thin-client solutions
With Simatic WinCC, you can implement client/server configurations, in which simply equipped Window PCs, rugged
Windows CE-based terminals (e.g. SIMATIC Thin Clients) or
mobile handheld devices can be employed as operating stations. WinCC uses an innovative thin-client strategy that
combines the advantages of the Web and terminal server
technologies.
Solutions of this type make minimal requirements of the
hardware, since the application itself runs on the terminal
server. Up to 25 thin clients can be connected to one terminal server. In this case, the clients only have the purpose of
entering data and of sending this data to a terminal server.
The terminal server carries out the actual processing (for
instance updating process screens) and returns the resulting
screen output to the client, which then displays it on its
monitor.
A Web Navigator Server depending on its license can supply up to 50 clients with process screens, messages and current process data.
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Cost-effective, resilient and flexible IT infrastructures
Overview
Description
Benefits
Hardware and software requirements
Options released for virtual environments
Description
To reduce the administration and maintenance effort, the
automation world is turning increasingly to virtualization and
the opportunity it provides to decouple applications from
hardware. This enables centralized management and further
simplifies backing up and restoring the system environment.
Client environments can be installed once and distributed
among one or two virtualization servers using virtual sessions (instances).
It is also much easier to implement IT security solutions on
central virtualization servers than on numerous client stations. Last but not least, virtualization eliminates the restriction of target devices to a particular hardware, thus allowing
even more complex applications to run on simple, low-cost
and robust thin clients. In addition to WinCC Clients,
WinCC Servers can now also be used with WinCC V7.0 SP3
under VMware ESXi, and engineering stations under
VMware Workstation or VMware Player.
In this way, all WinCC guest systems can be monitored via

the central administration of the VMware Server.
Benefits
Virtual technologies permit cost-effective, resilient and flexible IT infrastructures. Above that, virtualization provides the
following benefits:
Reduction of the hardware costs
Reduced HW costs by consolidation of several physical computers. More cost-effective hardware can be used on the
client side. Additional application areas: Thin-client solutions (PC, Panel, mobile PDA).
Reduced effort for maintenance
Shorter times for updates and backups, because these can
be executed centrally. Reduced maintenance costs due to
central administration. Server configuration by means of
remote management tools.
Increased security
Increased security due to remote access and centralized
rights management. Reduced risk of attacks with thin
clients, central protection on the virtual server. Increased
availability. Hardware replacement on the virtual server
is possible during operation.
Increased flexibility
Additional clients can easily be connected by starting
another VMware Session.
This means that complex client/server structures as well as

single-user systems can be configured with virtual environments. In addition, the engineering can be implemented
with a client-based VMware, which will significantly reduce
the effort for installation and maintenance.
Figure 3.1/15 Virtualization
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Figure 3.1/16 Benefits of virtualization
SICAM SCC
Hardware and software requirements

The hardware requirements of VMware ESX and ESXi 4.1 are
applicable. In addition, please note the installation instructions and quantity framework specifications of WinCC for the
creation of the guest systems.
Preconditions for the operation of virtual servers with WinCC
guest systems
The minimum requirements for ESX/ESXi Servers are two
processor cores
Terminal and PLC networks must be isolated by separate
network cards (dedicated, physically separate network
cards)
Graphic card setting: 32 MB
VMware Tools must be installed
The CPU load of the overall system as per VMware must
not be more than 75 %
The priority for the use of WinCC is in non-virtual

environments.
Hint
Other versions of these options cannot run with SIMATIC
WinCC V7.2/WinCC V7.2 ASIA, or have not been tested for
compability.
Preconditions for the guest systems

Two logical processors for one guest system
One logical CPU is sufficient under Windows XP and in the
case of pure client functionality of SIMATIC WinCC
At least two physical modules (one exclusively for the PLC
bus)
Isolation of PLC bus, terminal bus, Windows network if
required, the terminal bus and the Windows network can be
combined
The CPU load of the guest system is max. 70 80 %
A reserve is required especially if large data volumes are to
be archived (high IO load)
No dynamic memory administration of the guest system by
the VMware Host
VMware Pause Modus is not permitted
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Integration platform
Using standards for easy integration

Overview
Operating systems and databases
Integration platform
Scripting
Communication
Right from the start, SIMATIC WinCC has stood for the
highest levels of openness and integration, since it has consistently backed standard technologies and software tools.
Figure 3.1/17 ActiveX elements
Operating systems and databases

MS Windows
Beginning with the first version, WinCC has always used
operating systems of the market leader. Whether you use
Windows Server 2003/2008, Windows XP Professional or
Windows 7, in the final analysis, this means a very safe
investment for you, since you can easily keep up with
innovations in operating systems.
MS SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP2 is integrated in the basic
WinCC system including its real-time response, performance
and 512 archive tags. Powerpacks for up to 120,000 archive
variables give you higher performance profiles and thus support you in enhancing the system to a central archive server,
which can also archive other data from the production process for long periods of time and make available analysis
tools.
Using a variety of open interfaces, you can further process
archive data using any external tools you like at any time you
choose.
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On the one hand, integrating controls makes configuration

easier due to the use of ready-made elements that you just
need to integrate; on the other hand, it allows you to protect
industry and technology expertise in encapsulated elements
and to use them as often as you like with different parameters. With Version7, WinCC not only supports the integration
of ActiveX controls but also customer-specific XAML and .NET
controls, as its WinCC Media Control acts as a .NET container.
The WinCC/IndustrialX package is available as an option for
WinCC. It contains a large number of additional ActiveX elements and a development toolset including Visual Basic templates to allow you to easily create ActiveX controls.
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Scripting
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
For individual customizing and extensions to the configuration tool, VBA has been integrated into the WinCC Graphics
Designer which is the user-friendly standard environment
for application-specific extensions. This means that the
Visual Basic knowledge that is available to many engineers
and users is transportable to WinCC. And apart from this,
standards for repeat engineering tasks save time and money!
This means that you can define any menu entries or fast configuration dialogs you like for your own user-specific objects.
VBScript or ANSI-C
Normally, pictures, logic operations and animation are configured via simple dialogs. Scripts can also be programmed
using VBScript or in ANSI-C when necessary, for example to
convert values, to initiate a report or to generate operator
messages.
VBScript has its own user-friendly editor with debugging support. The scripts themselves have access to the properties
and methods of all WinCC graphics objects, to controls and
to the object model of WinCC as well as applications of other
manufacturers.
Open programming interfaces C-API

The WinCC function modules are open due to API interfaces
that allow access to the data and functions of the configuration and runtime system. This means that you can use WinCC
configuration and runtime functions in your scripts or even
develop stand-alone applications with direct access to
WinCC. And by using the WinCC/Open Development Kit
(ODK), accessing the programming interfaces is really easy.
Communication
OPC OLE for Process Control
OPC is a uniform procedure that allows Windows applications
to access process data. This makes it easy to combine devices
and applications produced by other manufacturers.
As an OPC DA client, WinCC can log on locally or across the network in the case of lower-level controllers for current process
data and has this data sent to it from the associated OPC DA
server on a cyclical basis. In the other direction, the WinCC OPC
DA server can make available current process data to other
OPC-compatible applications like Microsoft Excel for further
processing.
With OPC XML DA, this is even possible across platforms for different operating systems via the Web between WinCC and
office applications, ERP/PPS systems (e.g. SAP/R3) or businessto-business portals. You can implement access to WinCC
archive data via OPC HDA (Historical Data Access) or by
employing WinCC OLE DB-Provider via Microsoft
DTSX-Packages.
When using the WinCC options Connectivity Pack and Connectivity Station, you can also access historical alarms via OPC
A&E. In OPC A&E, the system displays a WinCC message as an
alarm and, together with all the ancillary process values, passes
it on to any subscribers on the production or company management levels.
Figure 3.1/18 VBScript Editor in WinCC
OPC A&E and OPC HDA are in the scope of delivery of the
WinCC/Connectivity Pack option.
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Description
Variants
Order No.
Please note: For SICAM SCC version V8.0x, the order numbers from
6MD5501-..-8AA0 to 6MD5515-..-8AA0 are delivered with SIMATIC WinCC V7.2.
6MD55 0
Control & Monitoring, RunTime (RT)
128 data points
0 A P 0 0 8 A A 0
1
512 data points
2048 data points
8196 data points
65 536 data points
5
0 B P 0 0 8 A A 0
6MD55 0
C&M, incl. Evaluation applications SICAM Valpro
128 data points
for measured and metered values
512 data points
Runtime (RT)
2048 data points
8196 data points
65 536 data points
5
0 A P 0 0 8 A A 0
6MD55 1
Control & Monitoring
128 data points
Runtime and Conguration (RC)
512 data points
2048 data points
8196 data points
65 536 data points
5
0 B P 0 0 8 A A 0
6MD55 1
C&M, incl. Evaluation applications SICAM Valpro
128 data points
for measured and metered values
512 data points
Runtime and Conguration (RC)
2048 data points
8196 data points
65 536 data points
Please note: If you need a different SIMATIC WinCC version,

please select one of the following Functional Upgrade order numbers for which SIMATIC WinCC is not
included in the scope of supply and order SIMATIC WinCC (with the approriate, compatible version) separately!
0 0
6MD55
Runtime
from SIMATIC WinCC to SICAM SCC
Runtime incl. Valpro
Runtime & Conguration
Runtime & Conguration incl. Valpro
P008BA0
Functional Upgrade
6M D55 000EP008AA0
IEC 61850 Data Import
SCD-Import for direct

communication with IEC 61850 devices
6M D55 300DP008AA0
SICAM Valpro
SICAM Valpro for the evaluation of

measured and metered values
8BA0
6 M D 5 5 0 0 3 B P 0
SICAM SCC Version-Upgrade from V5.x,
Version-Upgrade from V6.x, V7.0 to V8.0x, DVD,
V6.x to V8.0
w/o Licenses
Version-Upgrade from V5.x to V8.0, DVD,

with Upgrade-Licenses
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SICAM PQ Analyzer
Power Quality Analyzer
SICAM PQ Analyzer
Contents
page
Applications
3.2/3
SICAM PQ Analyzer Collector,

architecture and configuration
3.2/6
3.2/8

3.2/2
SICAM PQ Analyzer
Applications
The protection of power distribution equipment is crucial in

assuring a reliable power supply. Customers expect maximum availability of electrical power, reflecting a consistently
high standard of quality. For example, in power system
protection, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish
between critical load cases and short circuits with minimal
fault currents. The demands on optimum use and the corresponding parameterization of protective devices are rising.
Intensive evaluation of available information from secondary
equipment (using fault recorders) is therefore essential.
Only this way can todays high levels of reliability and
availability in power transmission and distribution networks
be ensured for the future as well. There is also concern that
the growing use of power electronics often has a noticeable
impact on voltage quality. The resulting inadequate voltage
quality leads to interruptions, production losses and high
consequential costs. Compliance with the generally valid
quality criteria for power supply systems as defined in the
European standard EN 50160 is therefore vital. The basis
must be reliable recording and assessment of all quality
parameters. Weak spots and potential fault sources can
be identified early on and systematically eliminated.
What is Power Quality?

The purpose of power quality is to ensure a constant quality
of electrical energy as a product. It requires, as an integral
component of technical risk management, measuring
devices and applications that are able to reliably measure,
record and evaluate the required data. Power quality is normally used in medium-voltage substations.
Only an optimum availability and quality of energy can safeguard industrial production and its control. Moreover, power
generation and distribution companies are as a rule contractually obliged to meet certain limits for values which are relevant for power quality. The task of power quality is the monitoring of these limits, the evaluation of limit violations, the
initiation of suitable countermeasures, as well as the creation of long-term analyses and trends.
The European standards describing the voltage characteristics of electricity supplied by public distribution networks
(EN 50160) and the testing and measurement techniques
(IEC 61000-4-30) provide the regulatory framework for this.
The variables to be monitored include:
Voltage dips and increases
Harmonic currents
Transients
Voltage variations (flicker)
Frequency changes
Basic principles for the evaluation of power quality
The power quality of an electric power grid is characterized
by 2 main properties: the grid stability and the voltage
quality:
Grid stability problems are recorded in the fault records of
the PQ devices.
The SICAM PQS system evaluates the voltage and current
quality by comparing the measured data with the grid
codes.
Grid codes define the limiting values of power quality
criteria, i.e. which limits may never be exceeded, or which
limiting values may be exceeded how often/how long. Grid
codes can be based on power quality standards such as
EN 50160.
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SICAM PQ Analyzer
Applications
SICAM PQ Analyzer
The SICAM PQ Analyzer is a tool for the display of the data
measured by a PQ device and for their evaluation against the
power quality criteria by SICAM PQS system.
The SICAM PQ Analyzer provides comprehensive evaluation
options for archived PQ measuring data and fault records. In
addition to clearly structured fault record analysis, the fault
locator facilitates and accelerates the elimination of faults in
the power network. PQ violation reports provide a quick and
comprehensive overview of limit value violations. Scheduled
reports provide an overview of the development of measuring data over selectable time ranges. With the aid of a calendar tool available in all views, you can quickly and easily
select any time range over which data is to be displayed in a
diagram.
Figure 3.2/1 PQ index for one characteristic
The calculated PQ index delivers concise information on the

quality of the network (figure 3.2/1). The following various
views of the SICAM PQ Analyzer provide the means for evaluation of PQ measuring data and system disturbances.
Incident Explorer (figure 3.2/2)
The Incident Explorer provides an overview of all faults
stored in the archive. It enables time-related evaluation, and
provides a topological and communication view of:
Fault records
Fault location reports
PQ violation reports
PDR records
Figure 3.2/2 SICAM PQ Incident Explorer
The topological structure of the archive data corresponds to

the structure which was defined when configuring the
SICAM PQS station.
The Incident Explorer serves for the following tasks:
Reading the events (confirm)
Calling up the evaluation programs
Deleting the events from the archive overview
Various filter options are available for the selection of events
in the power network:
Selecting the time range from the archive
Filtering for events
Figure 3.2/3 SICAM PQ Analyzer: PQ Explorer
Figure 3.2/4 SICAM PQ Analyzer: Report Browser
3.2/4
SICAM PQ Analyzer
Applications
PQ Inspector
The PQ Inspector provides the operator with a quick overview
of the stations power network quality based on the PQ
index. Archived data is analyzed over freely selectable time
ranges, and the operator can immediately detect the causes
for discrepancies between measured values and grid codes.
Table/diagram type
Typical use
General data
Properties
Overview of the grid codes that

are assigned to a PQ device
Overview of the PQ devices assigned
to a particular node in the topology
Measured characteristics
The PQ Inspector is subdivided into the following 3 views:

Select time range
Definition of the period under observation and identification of influencing factors for deviations from the specifications via a stoplight model of the self-defined measurements/characteristics groups
Select diagrams
Selection of the characteristics of a measuring point and
definition of the diagram for data representation.
Finalize report
Finalization of the report. These views assist you in the
step-by-step creation of a manual report.
PQ Explorer
The PQ Explorer (figure 3.2/3) provides access to all PQ data
stored in the archive. It provides a topological view of the
measuring points in your station. Measured and calculated
PQ data is evaluated via PQ diagrams. The following diagram
types are supported in the process (see table 3.2/1).
Report Browser
The Report Browser (figure 3.2/4) provides an overview of
the scheduled reports and their status, which are created
automatically at specified time intervals (daily, weekly,
monthly or yearly). Any desired report can simply be selected
for opening and subsequent printing.
Time characteristic minimum, Overview of the progress of a

maximum, average values
Table minimum,
maximum, average values
Bar graph
P95/min/average/max
transferred by a PQ device
Fast detection of static outliers
over a long period
Suitable for monthly reports
Fingerprint diagram
Overview of the static distribution

of measured harmonic overvoltages
of different orders
Fingerprint table
Comparison of harmonic overvoltages
Harmonics spectrum
Comparison of harmonic overvoltages
of different orders
of different orders
Evaluated characteristics
Fingerprint diagram
Overview of the static distribution of the
Fingerprint table
View of the data that are used to
Harmonics spectrum
Comparison of the PQ index of
Time characteristic
Quick overview of the PQ index
PQ index from several characteristics

create ngerprint diagrams
different orders
PQ index
Time characteristic
power quality
Time characteristic
measurement gaps
Grid Code Viewer

The Grid Code Viewer provides the overview required for
a supporting analysis:
Which grid codes are available?
To which elements in the topology have the grid codes
been assigned?
What characteristics do the grid codes contain?
What limits have been defined?
measured characteristic
Display of the values of a characteristic
Bar graph
PQ statistics
over a long period

Title page of a monthly report
(PQ violations are immediately recognizable)
Title page of a monthly report (measurement
gaps are immediately detectable)
Comparison or the PQ index of several
characteristics over a longer period
Measured events
Time characteristic
event values
Overview of measured events

that have occurred
Evaluated events
Time characteristic
Overview of events that have occurred
event values
ITI (CBEMA)
Overview of voltage rises, voltage dips

and voltage interruptions acc.
to ITI/CBEMA requirements
ESKOM
Overview of voltage dips and

voltage interruptions acc. to EKOM
requirements
Voltage event list
Overview of voltage-specic events
Table 3.2/1 Diagram types
3.2/5
SICAM PQ Analyzer
SICAM PQ Analyzer Collector, architecture and configuration
Figure 3.2/5 Architecture
3.2/6
SICAM PQ Analyzer Collector

The SICAM PQ Analyzer Collector gathers the archive data
from the individual (source) archives together in a central
(collector) archive. Depending on the system configuration,
the SICAM PQ analyzer accesses the data of the (source)
archives or (collector) archives for archive evaluation.
The example illustrates the configuration with
Full server with (source) archive
Archive computer with (collector) archive and licenses
for the SICAM PQ Analyzer and Collector
1 to 5 SICAM PQ Analyzer clients.
Architecture
Full server with (source) archive and SICAM PQ Analyzer
System with
Full servers with (source) archive
SICAM PQ Analyzer clients
System with
Full servers
Archive computers with (collector) archive
SICAM PQ Analyzer clients
The number of components which can be used in a system
depends on the respective license.
In redundant archive systems, the two SICAM PQ Collectors

are connected. In order to accelerate the determining of
archive data, the data stored in the two archives is initially
compared. The data from that partner archive is integrated,
which has already received this data from the connected
devices. Afterwards, the SICAM PQ Collector retrieves data
from the connected devices, and only transfers data from
those devices for which no data has been received via the
partner computer.
(Source) archive
The full server collects PQ measuring data and fault records
from connected devices, and stores them in its local (source)
archive. This archive data can be directly evaluated by one
or more SICAM PQ Analyzers.
(Collector) archive
In distributed systems with one or more full servers, the data
of the (source) archives is collected by the SICAM PQ Analyzer
Collector and stored in a central (collector) archive on an
archive computer. This archive data is evaluated by one or
more SICAM PQ Analyzers.
SICAM PQ Analyzer
SICAM PQ Analyzer Collector, architecture and configuration
Configuration
Operating systems
The following operating systems are supported:
Windows XP Professional SP3 (32-bit)
Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard SP2 (32-bit)
Windows 7 Professional SP1 (32-bit or 64-bit) only in
Windows-classic design
Windows Server 2008 Standard SP2 (32-bit) without
Hyper-V only in Windows-classic design
Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard SP1 (64-bit) only in
Windows-classic design
Windows Embedded Standard (SICAM Station Unit V2.20,
32-bit)
Hardware requirements
Computer with
Processor
At least Intel Pentium Celeron 1.86 GHz
Recommended for SICAM PQS: Intel Core Duo 2 GHz
Engineering for large installations: Intel Core 2 Duo 3 GHz
RAM size
At least 2 GB
Recommended for SICAM PQS: 4 GB
Engineering of large installations: 4 GB
Hard disk capacity
At least 2 GB not including archive size
Graphics card:
At least SVGA (16 MB), 1024 768
Recommended: SXGA (32 MB), 1280 1024
Monitor matching graphics card
DVD drive
Keyboard
Mouse
USB port for dongle
Network interface
Note:
Computers with multi-core processors are supported.
Computers with multi-processor main boards are only
supported in single-processor operation.
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SICAM PQ Analyzer
Description
SICAM PQ Analyzer V3.0x
Order No.
Incident Explorer for evaluation of fault records

Usage on SICAM PAS full server
6MD5530-0AA10-3AA0
Up to 5 clients, archive transfer from 1 server/full server
6MD5530-0AA10-3BA0
Up to 5 clients, archive transfer from up to 5 servers/full servers
6MD5530-0AA10-3BB0
Up to 5 clients, archive transfer from more than 5 servers/full servers
6MD5530-0AA10-3BC0
More than 5 clients, archive transfer from 1 server/full server
6MD5530-0AA10-3CA0
More than 5 clients, archive transfer from up to 5 servers/full servers
6MD5530-0AA10-3CB0
More than 5 clients, archive transfer from more than 5 servers/full servers
6MD5530-0AA10-3CC0
PQ Basic
including Incident Explorer for evaluation of fault records and PQ Explorer
Recommended SICAM PAS/PQS Option: Automatic Grid Code Evaluation
7KE9000-0BA67-3AA0
7KE9200-0BA10-3AA0
7KE9200-0BA10-3BA0
7KE9200-0BA10-3BB0
7KE9200-0BA10-3BC0
7KE9200-0BA10-3CA0
7KE9200-0BA10-3CB0
7KE9200-0BA10-3CC0
PQ Standard
including PQ Basic and enhanced PQ Explorer and Report Browser
Recommended SICAM PAS/PQS Option: Automatic Grid Code Evaluation
7KE9000-0BA67-3AA0
Recommended SICAM PAS/PQS Option: Scheduled PQ Reports
7KE9000-0BA68-3AA0
7KE9200-0CA10-3AA0
7KE9200-0CA10-3BA0
7KE9200-0CA10-3BB0
7KE9200-0CA10-3BC0
7KE9200-0CA10-3CA0
7KE9200-0CA10-3CB0
7KE9200-0CA10-3CC0
PQ Professional: including PQ Standard and PQ Inspector
7K E 92 0 0 0D A10 3
0
A A
B A
B B
B C
C A
C B
C C
Hint for all SICAM PQ Analyzer packages: SICAM PQ Analyzer includes by default the Comtrade Viewer
for graphical evaluation of fault records. It can be extended with SIGRA (separate ordering) for enhanced
fault record analysis
Functional upgrades: Power Quality features
B A
From PQ Basic to PQ Standard
C B
From PQ Basic to PQ Professional
D B
From PQ Standard to PQ Professional

Functional upgrades: Number of clients
Up to 5 clients
More than 5 clients
Functional upgrades: Number of full servers
Up to 5 full servers
More than 5 full servers
3.2/8
00 3AA0
7K E920 0 4
From Incident Explorer to PQ Basic
D C
6 M D 5 5 3 0 4 A A 0 0 3
A0
B
C
6 M D 5 5 3 0 4 A A 0 0 3 A
0
B
C
Upgrade from SICAM Recpro V5.x to SICAM PQ Analyzer (Incident Explorer)
6MD5530 3AA 0 03AA0
Version Upgrade SICAM PQ Analyzer
6MD5530 3AA 0 13AA0
SICAM DISTO
Fault recording
SICAM DISTO
Contents
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Description
3.3/3
System platforms/Selection and ordering data
3.3/4

3.3/2
SICAM DISTO
Description
Description
An important function of digital protection is to store disturbance records for more accurate analysis of critical events in
the grid. As the memory for such records is limited in the
relays, it has proven to be convenient to extract them by use
of standardized communication and store them on a hard
disk on station level for further use.
Serial communication of digital protective devices to substation control systems has been standardized and published as
IEC standard protocol 60870-5-103. Recently, the new standard for power utility communication IEC 61850 has added
much more flexibility and performance to data exchange
with different IEDs.
SICAM DISTO (disturbance data storage) is a software package, which recognizes the occurrence of new disturbance
records in the connected protection relays, fetches them
by means of substation communication, and stores them
in preconfigured directories on the hard disk of a PC. For
easy analysis with different tools, DISTO uses the standardized COMTRADE format for all the files (according to
IEC 60255-24). Whereas DISTO has to translate incoming
disturbance records from IEC 60870-5-103 into COMTRADE,
the transmitted files in IEC 61850 are already in the right format. Some protection relays send COMTRADE files packed in
zip files over IEC 61850. SICAM DISTO recognizes such files
Station HMI with

SICAM DISTO
IEC 61850
and unpacks them into the right directories. Using

IEC 61850, SICAM DISTO expects the transmission of fault
records per MMS. The option with FTP is not supported.
If using IEC 60870-5-103, DISTO prepares in addition an
event list with all protection-relevant information, such as
fault number, fault distance etc., both with absolute and relative real time (within a storing disturbance).
The stored files contain the time-dependent behavior of currents and voltages before, during and after a disturbance in
the grid, plus additional events (e.g. trips). These data can be
displayed as graphs on screen using SIGRA or other software
tools with analyzing functions.
Remote access to the stored files is available by use of standard tools of the operating system.
Legend:
Fault record transmitted over -103
Fault record transmitted over 61850
Fault record transmitted over -104
(container)
IEC 61850
IEC 80870-5-104
IEC 61850
IEC 80870-5-104
For accessing the communication to the relays, DISTO makes

use of SICAM 230 or 250 SCALA and their integrated communication drivers.
Station control device

SICAM AK or
SICAM TM
IEC 61850
IEC 80870-5-103
IEC 61850
Protection devices in bays

IEC 80870-5-103
Figure 3.3/1 SICAM DISTO, configuration example
3.3/3
SICAM DISTO
System platforms/Selection and ordering data
SICAM DISTO is available for the following

system platforms:
Description
Basic system
Host system
Win XP - PC
Windows (see table below)
SICAM 230 (or 250 SCALA)
OS
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows
Server 2003
Windows Vista
Windows
Server 2003
Windows 7
32-bit
32-bit
32-bit
32/64-bit
32/64-bit
32/64-bit
SICAM DISTO
V 2.02.11
SP2
SP2
V 2.02.20
SP3
SP2
V 2.02.30
SP3
SP2
V 2.40
SP3
SP2
V 2.41
SP3
There are only differences concerning the system prerequisites. Partially, there are minor design differences between
the platforms (all screenshots in this manual are taken from
Win XP - PC), but functionality is identical.
The host system is used as interface to the automation system, i.e. all those interfaces to the automation system that
the respective host system offers can also be used for transferring disturbance record data.
Depending on the platform used, there are various prerequisites which must be fulfilled in order to be able to begin the
installation of SICAM DISTO.
Platform
Requirements
Win XP - PC
Windows operating system installed

SICAM 230 (PROT) or 250 SCALA installed
3.3/4
Description
Variants
Order No.
SICAM DISTO
VZ2-014--
6 M F 1 8 2 7 0 C A 1 4 0 A A 1
SICAM DISTO UPDATE
VZ2-026--
6 M F 1 8 2 7 0 C A 2 6 0 A A 1
SICAM Diamond
The clever alternative to the operator station
SICAM Diamond
Contents
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Description
3.4/3
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3.4/2
SICAM Diamond
Description
Description
SICAM Diamond is a visualization and diagnosis system
suitable for use with both Siemens telecontrol and station
control technology. It is designed for substations which
require a low-cost, simple-to-use, easily configured operating
and monitoring system. The use of modern web technology
allows the substation to be monitored from any location
without the installation of special software.
Figure 3.4/1 Event list
SICAM Diamond: for substations with

decentralized station control technology
In the past, stations with operating and monitoring workplaces were usually installed in central substations, which
were often manned around the clock. As cost pressure
increased, however, the use of these local operator terminals
was increasingly dispensed with, which meant that the substation had to be operated in the field with no overall view
of the plant. The low-cost SICAM Diamond, offering diagnostic functions in addition to ease of operation and monitoring,
was therefore developed to supplement the very convenient
SICAM SCC visualization system.
SICAM Diamond: for substations with
centralized telecontrol technology
The hallmarks of classic telecontrol technology are the parallel, central process link and the data transmission to a
higher-level network control center. Operating and monitoring systems are usually not provided and diagnosis of the
telecontrol substation is only possible to a limited extent. In
an emergency, these stations are always controlled via an
on-site switch panel. As this happens very rarely and there is
no station-wide visualization, operating errors may possibly
occur. Modern telecontrol devices such as the SICAM eRTU
and the higher-level visualization and telecontrol diagnostics
system SICAM Diamond now allow low-cost, user-friendly
operation and diagnostics for these substations as well. This
applies both to the industrial sector and to network operators
(municipal utility companies, energy providers).
Systematic monitoring: SICAM Diamond

SICAM Diamond is a web-based operating and monitoring
system and uses a modern client/server architecture. The clients are platform-independent all they need is a web
browser in order to access substations. This minimizes costs
and the amount of resources required. This means that existing intranet and Internet infrastructures can be used for data
exchange. The Diamond server acts as data source and contains an Admin tool which regulates data administration and
user rights.
Figure 3.4/2 Single-line diagram
3.4/3
SICAM Diamond
Description
In addition to the diagnostic functions, SICAM Diamond

provides a number of other functions for operating and
monitoring the process:
The process and system status messages as well as the
switching actions are logged every millisecond to an event
list.
Selected messages can be routed to an alarm list that can
be configured for alarm acknowledgement.
Archiving: The content of the event list as well as measured
values and count values combined in groups can be
archived in month-specific files for a period of 12 months.
The archive files can be downloaded via the intranet/Internet and further analyzed, for example in Microsoft Excel.
SICAM Recpro saves the fault records automatically called
up from the protective devices via SICAM PAS to a fault
record archive. This archive can be accessed via the
intranet/Internet using SICAM Diamond for visualization,
analysis and downloading.
Graphical system diagrams can be generated for system
management using an optional single-line editor.
Figure 3.4/3 Single-line Editor
Unlike conventional operating and monitoring systems,

SICAM Diamond can be configured quickly and without a
long training period even by less experienced users.
SICAM Diamond Clients
SICAM Diamond Server
SICAM Diamond Clients
SICAM Diamond Server
TCP/IP
Intranet
Internet
TCP/IP
Intranet
Internet
SICAM eRTU
SICAM PAS Station Unit
SICAM STATION UNIT
Figure 3.4/4 SICAM Diamond with SICAM PAS station control technology
3.4/4
Figure 3.4/5 SICAM Diamond with SICAM eRTU telecontrol technology
SICAM Diamond
Description
SICAM Diamond: configuration made easy

The basic configuration for SICAM Diamond is obtained by
importing the export files that are generated from the planning tools of a Siemens telecontrol device or station control
technology device. Thus, all relevant process variables are
available in the event list, the alarm list and the process
image. This reduces the effort for setting the parameters for
SICAM Diamond to the creation of system diagrams, as well
as to the selection of messages for inclusion in the alarm list
and of measured values for archiving.
More than access protection: the Admin tool
Access rights to SICAM Diamond can be administered using
the Admin tool. In this way, different users can be given the
appropriate rights. The Admin tool can also be used to integrate and configure the energy distribution plant that is to
be displayed. Status information provides the operator with a
quick overview of the system status.
Figure 3.4/6 Admin tool
Visualization at its simplest: the single-line editor

This tool can be used to create single-line diagrams quickly
and easily using the symbols and typical elements provided.
They are integrated into the diagram using drag and drop.
Different colors can be selected for the visualization of the
switching statuses ON, OFF, FAULT and to display the system
status of the links.
Perfect analysis: the diagnostics tool
The SICAM Diamond diagnostics tool can be used to monitor
the main components and functions of the telecontrol or station control technology. The system provides detailed information on process variables, the components used and communication links. Switching commands can also be executed
in a list view without the optional single-line display, which
can be extremely useful during commissioning and
configuration.
SICAM Diamond for operation and monitoring
the benefits:
Reliable implementation of switching actions thanks to a
comprehensive overview of the station
Cost- and resource-optimized access to substations via
web-based clients
Higher operating safety thanks to uniform, intuitive
user interface
Simple configuration through the use of automatically
generated import files
Reliable, in-depth diagnosis possible by every client
Simple administration of access rights with the Admin tool
Simple to adapt and adjust if the station is extended/
modified
Figure 2.4/8 Diagnose SICAM PAS, Full Server
Figure 3.4/7 Diagnosis SICAM eRTU, CPU
3.4/5
SICAM Diamond
Description
Complete packages
Order No.
for PQ Archives
6MD5520-0AA00-4AA0
for PQ Archives and SICAM PAS/PQS (Diagnostics, Event list)
6MD5520-0AA10-4AA0
for SICAM eRTU (Diagnostics, Event list)
6MD5520-0AA20-4AA0
incl. graphical Monitoring & Control (Single Line)

for PQ Archives and SICAM PAS/PQS (Diagnostics, Event list)
6MD5520-0AA30-4AA0
incl. graphical Monitoring & Control (Single Line)

Functional upgrades
Version upgrade
License for SICAM PAS/PQS (Diagnostics, Event list)
6MD5520-0AB10-4AA0
License for graphical Monitoring & Control (Single Line)
6MD5520-0AB20-4AA0
to V4.0 + HF1
6MD5520-3AA00-4AA0
Ordering note: Precondition for the functional upgrade is the package 6MD5520-0AA00-4AA0.
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SICAM 230
The control center system for every job
SICAM 230
page
Description
3.5/3
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3.5/2
SICAM 230
Description
Figure 3.5/1 Control center system SICAM 230
Description
All energy suppliers whether they provide electricity,
natural gas, water, or district heating face ever greater
and more complex demands as they implement new energy
mixes.
SICAM 230 is a scalable system for a broad range of applications and can be used from an integrated energy system for
utility companies to a monitoring system for smart grid
applications.
The SICAM 230 architecture is completely consistent from
the on-site controls to the redundant multi-hierarchic control
system.
New in the control room: SICAM 230 supports multi-touch
controls. Use familiar gestures such as swipe or zoom for
optimal control to move or zoom in on a world view, for
example.
Adaptable multi-screen concept: SICAM 230 allows different

monitor configurations within a single project. Screen layouts and user concepts can be tailored to the individual. The
user interface and display elements of system windows such
as lists, trend charts, and log outputs can be parameterized,
so users see only those features relevant to the processes
they monitor. Systematic locking mechanisms at the operating system level ensure secure operation, blocking unauthorized access to other system functions.
Installing SICAM 230 is comparable to configuring standard
software such as the Microsoft Office Suite. OPM II is the
ideal tool to create and maintain the basic data model.
This object-oriented process data manager is part of the
SICAM TOOLBOX II engineering software for the entire
SICAM product family.
3.5/3
SICAM 230
Description
Topology modeling
SICAM 230 lets you display so-called world views, which
model the entire network topology down to the last detail.
The full world view is larger than the monitor, of course, so
SICAM 230 offers different zoom levels for varying degrees
of detail.
In the event of an error, one can see immediately what has
happened and where. Special colors highlight ground faults
and short circuits in the network map, for example. If the
SICAM 230 control system is directly coupled with protective
equipment, the site of trouble can be quickly isolated.
Project editor
The SICAM 230 editor helps to create and manage control
center projects through
convenient tools for fast response times,
a high level of transparency in complex projects,
the option of maintaining multiple projects simultaneously.
Figure 3.5/2 World view
Alarm and event handling

SICAM 230 provides flexible reaction matrixes with standardizable processing objects to help optimize the handling of
alarms and events to user-specific needs. The user determines
whether to output alarms and events to lists or logs and/or
export them to a file format.
When SICAM 230 is used in unstaffed control rooms, it
sends out alarms through a message module, by text
message, voice mail or e-mail.
Figure 3.5/3 Editor
Figure 3.5/4 Alarm list
3.5/4
SICAM 230
Description
Logging and archiving features

Flexible reporting is an essential component of any
control system. SICAM 230s Easy Energy Reporting
requires no special expertise. Standardized layouts based
on Microsoft Excel are available for all areas. Use daily,
monthly or annual logs to generate manual or cyclical reports
from the SICAM 230 archive even save them directly to PDF.
In addition to the reports, SICAM 230 also offers an archive
editor with the following features:
Manual correction of corrupted/invalid archive data
Linear interpolation
Copy and paste function for archive data
Energy distribution calculation
The deployment and expansion of renewable energies is
accompanied by shifts in the direction of the energy flow.
On certain days, energy may be fed from cities and towns
back into the high-voltage grid of upstream energy companies. Public utilities typically lack the tools needed to properly calculate the flow in demand.
SICAM 230 calculates energy distribution using a simplified,
single-phase, strictly ohmic model without the phase angle.
During the multi-step command, the system calculates the
future grid status and alarms the user if there is a risk of
overload. The Simulation add-on module lets the user run
various scenarios in advance to preview the expected energy
distribution offline.
Seamless documentation
From request to approval and planning to implementation, all
the necessary transactions are displayed in one user-friendly
workflow and are seamlessly documented. The layouts and
documentation expressions can be easily customized in
Microsoft Word.
Automation platform
The growth of decentralized energy producers, the requirements
placed on energy companies and the expected rise in the number of electric vehicles all require increased automation of the
distribution network. Its impossible to rule out disruptions in the
energy supply and lapses in the permitted quality of the electrical voltage, but these events must always be monitored and
logged.
Data is provided by smart meter systems such as Siemens AMIS,

compact telecontrol stations such as SICAM MIC, EMIC and
CMIC, and power quality measuring devices such as SICAM P.
All that is required is that this information be collated at a central point or passed along to other systems.
SICAM 230 is the ideal platform for such a data hub, offering a
large selection of protocols, open interfaces, and an integrated
archiving system.
Multi-hierarchic system
SICAM 230 offers special features to help establish distributed
control systems:
Automatic synchronization of hierarchic control centers
when parameters change
Global, system-wide parameters
Administration of unique access rights across all process
levels
Process information tailored to each specific level
Each level can also be configured redundantly for even

greater system availability.
Condition monitoring
Energy grids are under increasing demands, maintenance budgets are falling, and the infrastructure continues to age, posing
new operation and maintenance challenges. Responding to an
outage or error is often only an emergency strategy.
Decades ago, automation made our energy grids more reliable
and easier to operate. Now, a new dimension of reliability has
arrived: online monitoring of key equipment. SICAM 230 supports with integrated condition monitoring solutions for:
Transformers
Circuit breakers
Cable and ground separators
SF gas
Auxiliary switches
Overhead lines
Cables
Surge arresters
EEG Manager
EEG Manager is the customized infeed management solution
for all municipal utilities and distribution-system operators.
The manager supports the planning, notification and implementation of EEG infeed reduction (German 11 EEG).
Special attention is put on the complete documentation and
an extensive reporting.
3.5/5
SICAM 230
Description
Order No.
SICAM 230 6MF18 Version 7

SRX
Server SRX 500 Basic
6MF1807-0GD38-0AA1
Server SRX 750
6MF1807-0GD38-0AA1
Server SRX 2500
6MF1807-0GB01-0AA1
Server SRX 5000
6MF1807-0GB02-0AA1
Server SRX
6MF1807-0GB03-0AA1
SRXR
REDUNDANCY Server SRXR 2500
6MF1807-0GB04-0AA1
REDUNDANCY Server SRXR 5000
6MF1807-0GB05-0AA1
REDUNDANCY Server SRXR
6MF1807-0GB060-AA1
Server without VIS
Server PROT
6MF1807-2GB00-0AA1
Server GATEWAY
6MF1807-0GB21-0AA1
DEDICATED Server
6MF1807-0GE65-0AA1
Client
CLIENT C
6MF1807-0GB08-0AA1
Web-Server
Web-Server 1
6MF1807-0GB58-0AA1
Web-Server 3
6MF1807-0GB10-0AA1
Web-Server 5
6MF1807-0GB11-0AA1
Web-Server 10
6MF1807-0GB12-0AA1
Web-Server 25
6MF1807-0GB13-0AA1
Web-Server 50
6MF1807-0GC34-0AA1
Web-Server 100
6MF1807-0GC35-0AA1
Web-Server PRO
Web-Server PRO 1
6MF1807-0GB37-0AA1
Web-Server PRO 3
6MF1807-0GB38-0AA1
Web-Server PRO 5
6MF1807-2GB30-0AA1
Web-Server PRO 10
6MF1807-0GB40-0AA1
Web-Server PRO 25
6MF1807-0GB41-0AA1
Web-Server PRO 50
6MF1807-0GC36-0AA1
Web-Server PRO 100
6MF1807-0GC37-0AA1
Web-Server PRO 3 Basic
6MF1807-0GD48-0AA1
Web-Server Terminal-Server
3.5/6
Web-Terms-CL-1
6MF1807-0GC42-0AA1
Web-Terms-CL-3
6MF1807-0GC43-0AA1
Web-Terms-CL-5
6MF1807-0GC44-0AA1
Web-Terms-CL-10
6MF1807-0GC45-0AA1
Web-Terms-CL-25
6MF1807-0GC46-0AA1
Web-Terms-CL-50
6MF1807-0GC47-0AA1
Web-Terms-CL-100
6MF1807-0GC48-0AA1
SICAM 230
Description
Order No.
SICAM 230 6MF18 Version 7

Options
Editor
6MF1807-0GB14-0AA1
Topology
6MF1807-2GB10-0AA1
Report generator
6MF1807-0GB17-0AA1
Fault location
6MF1807-0GB81-0AA1
NWM LIGHT
6MF1807-2GB50-0AA1
NWM 230
6MF1807-0GB20-0AA1
ARCHIVE
6MF1807-0GB26-0AA1
EXTENDED TREND
6MF1807-0GB27-0AA1
OPC UA Server
6MF1807-0GD43-0AA1
OPC Server
6MF1807-0GB33-0AA1
MESSAGE CONTROL
6MF1807-0GB16-0AA1
Process Control Engine
6MF1807-0GB34-0AA1
Production & Facility Scheduler
6MF1807-0GB42-0AA1
SQL Server
6MF1807-0GB53-0AA1
SEQ&SIM
6MF1807-0GB61-0AA1
Current Distr. Calc.
6MF1807-0GD51-0AA1
Switching Administration
6MF1807-0GD52-0AA1
Easy Energy Report
6MF1807-0GD53-0AA1
EEG Manager
6MF1807-0GD62-0AA1
STRATON-256
6MF1807-0GB70-0AA1
STRATON-OPEN
6MF1807-0GB71-0AA1
STRATON-256 Standalone
6MF1807-0GB72-0AA1
STRATON-OPEN Standalone
6MF1807-0GB73-0AA1
Recipe Group Manager
6MF1807-0GC82-0AA1
EMS Open
6MF1807-0GD21-0AA1
EMS Open Red
6MF1807-0GD22-0AA1
EMS 15 MW
6MF1807-0GD23-0AA1
EMS 15 MW Open Red
6MF1807-0GD24-0AA1
Recipe Group Manager
6MF1807-0GE64-0AA1
Text-to-Speech-Engine
6MF1807-0GE75-0AA1
MODBUS Slave
6MF1807-0GE76-0AA1
SQL Online
6MF1807-0GE78-0AA1
SICAM 230 DNP3 Slave
6MF1807-0GE77-0AA1
LICENCE DRIVER CAT A
6MF1807-0GB54-0AA1
LICENCE DRIVER CAT B
6MF1807-0GB55-0AA1
LICENCE
Dongle DRIVER CAT C
6MF1807-0GB56-0AA1
USB-Dongle Ver. 7.X
6MF1807-0GD55-0AA1
Miscellaneous
Security Pack Subscri. 1Y 5Computer
6MF1807-0GD44-0AA1
SICAM 230 INSTALL DVD all versions
6MF1807-0GA34-0AA1
HANDLING FEE
6MF1807-0GB45-0AA1
HANDLING FEE CUSTOMER/PROJECT NAME CHANGE
6MF1807-0GE74-0AA1
SICAM 230 embedded

SICAM 230 emb. PC 1024
6MF1807-0GD45-0AA1
SICAM 230 emb. PC 2048
6MF1807-0GD46-0AA1
SICAM 230 emb. PC ARV & erw. Trends SE
6MF1807-0GD47-0AA1
3.5/7
SICAM 230
Description
Order No.
SICAM 230 6MF18 Updates/Upgrades/Crossgrades

Version updates
Server SRX Up (SAT No.: V76-149--)
6MF1807-2GB40-0AA1
REDUNDANCY Server SRXR Up (V76-150--)
6MF1807-0GB50-0AA1
Client Up (SAT No.: V76-151--)
6MF1807-0GB51-0AA1
From SRX 500 Basic

SRX 500 Basic-Up-SRX 750
6MF1807-2GD30-0AA1
6MF1807-0GD40-0AA1
6MF1807-0GD41-0AA1
SRX 500 Basic-Up-SRX
6MF1807-0GD42-0AA1
From SRX 750

Server-Up-SRX 750-SRX 2500
6MF1807-2GD00-0AA1
6MF1807-0GD10-0AA1
Server-Up-SRX 750-SRX
6MF1807-0GD11-0AA1
From SRX 2500
6MF1807-0GD12-0AA1
6MF1807-0GD13-0AA1
From SRX 5000

6MF1807-0GD14-0AA1
From SRXR
Server-Up-SRXR 2500-SRXR 5000
6MF1807-0GD15-0AA1
Server-Up-SRXR 2500-SRXR
6MF1807-0GD16-0AA1
Server-Up-SRXR 5000-SRXR
6MF1807-0GD17-0AA1
From Prot
Server-Up-Prot-SRX 750
6MF1807-0GD01-0AA1
6MF1807-0GD02-0AA1
6MF1807-0GD03-0AA1
Server-Up-Prot-SRX
6MF1807-0GD04-0AA1
Server-Up-Prot-Gateway
6MF1807-0GD00-0AA1
Server-Up-Prot-Dedicated Server
6MF1807-0GE68-0AA1
From Dedicated Server

Server-Up-Dedicated Server-SRX 750
6MF1807-0GE70-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE71-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE72-0AA1
Server-Up-Dedicated Server-SRX
6MF1807-0GE73-0AA1
From Gateway
Server-Up-Gateway-SRX 750
6MF1807-0GD05-0AA1
6MF1807-0GD06-0AA1
6MF1807-0GD07-0AA1
Server-Up-Gateway-SRX
6MF1807-0GD08-0AA1
Server-Up-Gateway-Dedicated Server
6MF1807-2GE60-0AA1
From SICAM 230 emb.

emb. PC 1024 UP 2048
6MF1807-0GD31-0AA1
SICAM 230 emb. PC 2048 UP SRX 2500
6MF1807-0GD50-0AA1
Options
3.5/8
Top-Up-Topology 5000-Topology
6MF1807-0GD20-0AA1
EMS 15MW UP OPEN
6MF1807-0GD25-0AA1
EMS 15MW UP 15MW RED
6MF1807-0GD26-0AA1
EMS 15MW RED UP OPEN RED
6MF1807-0GD27-0AA1
EMS OPEN UP OPEN RED
6MF1807-0GD28-0AA1
NWM-UP-NWM LIGHT/SWL-NWM
6MF1807-2GD10-0AA1
SICAM 230
Description
Order No.

From Web-Server
Web-Server-Up-1-3
6MF1807-0GD32-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-1-5
6MF1807-0GD33-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-1-10
6MF1807-0GD34-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-1-25
6MF1807-0GD35-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-1-50
6MF1807-0GD36-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-1-100
6MF1807-0GD37-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-3-5
6MF1807-0GE00-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-3-10
6MF1807-0GE01-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-3-25
6MF1807-0GE02-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-3-50
6MF1807-0GE03-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-3-100
6MF1807-0GE04-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-5-10
6MF1807-0GE05-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-5-25
6MF1807-0GE06-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-5-50
6MF1807-0GE07-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-5-100
6MF1807-0GE08-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-10-25
6MF1807-2GE00-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-10-50
6MF1807-0GE10-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-10-100
6MF1807-0GE11-0AA1
Web-Server-Up-25-50
6MF1807-0GE12-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE13-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE14-0AA1
From Web-Server to Web-Server Pro

Web-Server 1-Up-Web-WebServer Pro 1
6MF1807-0GE57-0AA1
Web-Server 3-Up-Web-WebServer Pro 3
6MF1807-0GE58-0AA1
Web-Server 5-Up-Web-Web Server Pro 5
6MF1807-2GE50-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE60-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE61-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE62-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE63-0AA1
Web-Server Pro
Web-Server Pro-Up-1-3
6MF1807-0GE15-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE16-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE17-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE18-0AA1
6MF1807-2GE10-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE20-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE21-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE22-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE23-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE24-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE25-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE26-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE27-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE28-0AA1
6MF1807-2GE20-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE30-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE31-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE32-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE33-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE34-0AA1
6MF1807-0GE35-0AA1
Web-Server PRO 3 BASIC-Up-Pro 3
6MF1807-2GD40-0AA1
From Web-Server Pro to Terminal-Server

Web Pro-Web Terms Crossgrade
6MF18072GC400AA1
3.5/9
SICAM 230
Description
Order No.

Web-Server Terminal-Server
3.5/10
Terminal-Server-Up-1-3
6MF18070GE360AA1
6MF18070GE370AA1
6MF18070GE380AA1
6MF18072GE300AA1
6MF18070GE400AA1
6MF18070GE410AA1
6MF18070GE420AA1
6MF18070GE430AA1
6MF18070GE440AA1
6MF18070GE450AA1
6MF18070GE460AA1
6MF18070GE470AA1
6MF18070GE480AA1
6MF18072GE400AA1
6MF18070GE500AA1
6MF18070GE510AA1
6MF18070GE520AA1
6MF18070GE530AA1
6MF18070GE540AA1
6MF18070GE550AA1
6MF18070GE560AA1
Engineering
Engineering
Contents
4. Engineering
page
4.1 SICAM TOOLBOX II
4.1/3
4.2 SICAM Protocol Test System
4.2/1

4.1/2
SICAM TOOLBOX II
The integrated engineering system
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Contents
page
System overview
4.1/5
Benefits
4.1/8
4.1/9

4.1/4
SICAM TOOLBOX II
System overview
Figure 4.1/1 The integrated engineering system
More performance with one tool

Today, engineering has become an important cost factor, not
only in the creation of new plants but also for maintaining
existing facilities and updating databases. With the integrated engineering system TOOLBOX II, we offer you a comprehensive and cost-saving solution for these applications.
An integrated tool
SICAM TOOLBOX II provides all functions for integrated and
standard engineering throughout the entire plant, e.g.:
Data collection, data modeling, configuration, and
parameterization
Engineering of process information for the automation and
central control-room systems
Administration of the systems and individual parameters of
third-party manufacturers. SICAM TOOLBOX II is an ideal
tool for plants and systems of all sizes.
Current operating systems supported

In addition to Windows XP Professional and Server 2003,
SICAM TOOLBOX II V 5.0 also supports the Windows Vista,
Windows 7 Professional, and Windows Server 2008 R2
operating systems.
Object orientation: working faster and more reliably
With the introduction of object orientation, the designer can
describe actual units and equipment in the project planning
process and can employ them in the engineering process as
defined objects. These can, for example, be individual components like pumps and circuit breakers, but they can also be
larger units like branch feeders. In particular, when a plant is
made up of a multitude of primary technical units and equipment of identical type (for example, transformer substations,
hydropower plants, and pipelines), object orientation offers
the potential for substantial savings.
In parallel, the error rate also drops, because by generating process-technical objects with SICAM TOOLBOX II, equipment
design moves to the background. This means that designers no
longer need to be concerned with a large number of individual
signals. Instead, they can concentrate on their actual task, which
is the engineering of the plant. In order to make full use of this
advantage, the objects can be defined with absolute freedom,
with no restrictions with respect to industry-specific applications.
4.1/5
SICAM TOOLBOX II
System overview
Control system
SICAM TOOLBOX II
SICAM TM
NTP
Central unit:
Local input/
output
Central
processing
SICAM AK
Data node
Front end
Gateway
SICAM TM
Telecontrol substation:
Local processing
Decentralized
data acquisition
SICAM TM
Turbine controller
Power plant
management
Automation and
control
SICAM MIC
SICAM EMIC
IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 61850
SICAM AK
Station control unit:
Process interfacing
(serial, wide)
Node function
Automatic
functions
Radio, fiber optics, cable etc.

IEC 60870-5-101
Multi-point traffic
Figure 4.1/2 Configurations
SICAM TOOLBOX II leaves all the options open to you in

terms of network ability and work-sharing work modes, from
single workstations to complex network solutions in which
several designers work on several projects in parallel. The
work-sharing function even allows a number of designers to
work simultaneously on a project even if the individual
TOOLBOX II PCs are not networked together. The shared
databases are then merged at a later time in a simple,
user-friendly manner.
Engineering in the Web
The multiple functions for SICAM TOOLBOX II can also be
used on the Internet or intranet without restriction with
the same ergonomic user interface as local installations. The
web functions integrated in SICAM TOOLBOX II allow users to
work in Internet Explorer with no familiarization necessary.
4.1/6
For this application, SICAM TOOLBOX II does not even need

to be installed locally on the control PC. All functions run on
the corresponding Windows terminal server and can be operated using a web browser.
The core element of SICAM TOOLBOX IIs data management
is a central database to which all SICAM TOOLBOX II tools
have access and in which all information is stored. Once
information has been entered, it is available to all employees
on a project and to all tools immediately, and is kept up to
date at all times. This reduces the error rate, avoids duplicated entries, and so cuts engineering costs.
SICAM TOOLBOX II
System overview
Functions for the SICAM automation systems

In a SICAM RTU automation network, TOOLBOX II enables
project planning, loading, system diagnosis, system testing,
and documentation of the automation and telecontrol functions for local and remote automation units. All functions
can be executed via the automation systems communication
pathways (in other words, without a separate cable). This
makes it a very simple matter to test the plant and to start it
up. TOOLBOX IIs integrated diagnostics options make it possible to locate and correct any errors quickly and reliably,
thereby considerably increasing the availability of the system
as a whole. In the event of an error, the detailed diagnosis
gives you comprehensive plain-text information and informs
you of possible causes and ways to correct them. Remote
maintenance allows access to automation systems by phone,
via modem, ISDN, TCP/IP, and other paths from any location
whatsoever, and therefore lays the foundation for corresponding services. For data simulation purposes, telegrams
of any kind can be defined in a menu-guided procedure and
in this way simulated in the automation system. Logging
points can be selected with graphical support in order to
trace the data flow. Corresponding telegram filters ensure
that only the relevant telegrams are displayed for each test.
PLC applications
The linking and control applications are created in TOOLBOX II
with CAEx plus. This efficient tool is an attractive combination of a fully graphical user interface and intuitive operation, which results in short familiarization periods and
minimized expenditures for training. CAEx plus is fully
integrated in TOOLBOX II and enables you to generate
IEC 61131-3-compliant application programs easily and efficiently. Using the standard function plans enables fast, errorfree programming with standardized application programs.
The transparent, clearly organized operating structure
ensures fast, efficient work that is further enhanced by a
host of easy-to-use functions. Examples of these functions
are the project explorer, the intuitive function plan editor,
the navigator, and documentation management. The
detailed online help function provides assistance at all times
in case any aspects are unclear. CAEx plus also includes comprehensive and user-friendly test options. The purpose of the
offline test is to test the application program in near-real
time regardless of the automation system. The program
can then be tested with the automation system in the online
test.
Functions for central control-room systems

The process data points in the central control-room systems
and local HMIs (like SICAM SCC) and their attributes can be
defined and parameterized with SICAM TOOLBOX II. Attributes are taken over from the SICAM RTU automation system
without redundancy, thanks to the use of SICAM TOOLBOX II
references. Among other things, that frees the designer from
having to enter the telegram address for the central controlroom system. The application of TOOLBOX II formulae also
offers the option of automatically calculating the central
control-room systems attributes, which speeds up the engineering process and cuts the error rate to a minimum. The
text address is also generated automatically.
Functions for third-party systems
The open interface to third-party systems of any kind is an
important feature of SICAM TOOLBOX II. Data can be exported
and third-party data imported via this interface. Exported
data can be converted with any kind of program for possible
automatic post-editing. Importing of third-party data can
also be implemented using batch control, in other words,
without actually using SICAM TOOLBOX II. In addition to
storing individual attributes, signals and any higher-value
objects can also be created: for example, a branch circuit,
pump, or circuit breaker. This also makes it very easy to
transfer old data into SICAM TOOLBOX II. It is also possible to
define and administer third-party system parameters as well
as general parameters. The designer can personally define
the attributes of the customer project, for example, the
parameters of third-party manufacturers. Aside from all
SICAM TOOLBOX II standard processing operations, these
self-defined parameters can also be used, for example, for
processing dimensions, for references and formulae, and for
work-sharing engineering.
4.1/7
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Benefits
Configuration
server/client
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Client 1
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Server
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Client 2
Configuration
web engineering
Remote
Client 1
Remote
Client 2
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Server & Web server
LAN/WAN
LAN/Internet
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Client 3
Remote
Client 3
Figure 4.1/3 SICAM TOOLBOX II server/client/configurations
SICAM TOOLBOX II overview of the benefits

Integrated system
One tool for all systems
Third-party systems
Standard engineering throughout
Scalable
Object orientation
Straightforward, transparent engineering
Improved engineering quality
Increased engineering efficiency
Lower costs for engineering
Standard data storage throughout
Central database
Less work for data input
No duplicated entries
Fewer input errors
Engineering of the technical process
Reduction of initial generation time
More rational and efficient engineering
Functions for SICAM automation systems
Simple system test online and offline
Plain-text fault diagnosis
Remote maintenance
Logging and simulation of telegrams
Local and remote functions
4.1/8
Functions for central-room center systems

Engineering of process variables
Non-redundant data input (for example, transfer of the
SICAM RTU telegram address)
Automatic generation of attributes with formulae
Automatic generation of the text address
Generation of the database
Context-sensitive loading of SICAM TOOLBOX II from
the system display of the control-room system
Functions for PLC applications
Completely graphical user interface
Object-oriented
Compliance with IEC 61131-3 standard
Simple offline/online test
Functions for third-party systems
Open interface
Import and export of engineering data
Simple transfer of existing data
All attributes self-definable in the customer project
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Description
Variants
Order No.
Version
License
Package
6MF705
SICAM TOOLBOX II FULL

Version 5.0
Version 5.10
Single-site FULL
Server
0 0
No package
SICAM TOOLBOX II Standard
(=EM II & PSR II & OPM II & CAEx plus)

SICAM TOOLBOX II Basic
(=EM II & PSR II & OPM II)

SICAM TOOLBOX II Administration (=EM II)
SICAM TOOLBOX II Service
(=EM II & PSR II)

Add-on packages
TBII_Server
No add-on package
TBII Live update
No server
2 users
3 users
5 users
10 users
25 users
100 users
TBII_Web-Basic
TBII-Web-CAEx plus
TOOLSET CAEx II
No web
2 users
3 users
5 users
10 users
25 users
No web-CAEx Plus
2 users
3 users
5 users
10 users
25 users
No toolset
TBII-CAEx II
License
Package
0 0
6MF705
SICAM TOOLBOX II LIGHT

Version
Version 5.0
Version 5.10
000 A
Single-site LIGHT
No package
SICAM TOOLBOX II Standard
(=EM II & PSR II & OPM II & CAEx plus)

SICAM TOOLBOX II Basic
(=EM II & PSR II & OPM II)
Add-on packages
TOOLSET CAEx II
SICAM TOOLBOX II Administration (=EM II)
SICAM TOOLBOX II Service (=EM II & PSR II)
No add-on package
TBII Live-Update
No toolset
TBII-CAEx II (SK RTU & Ax RTU)
4.1/9
SICAM TOOLBOX II
Description
Variants
Version
License
Package
Add-on packages
TBII-Update_Server
TBII-Update_Web
TOOLSET Upgrade (LIGHT FULL)
TOOLSET Upgrade (FULL)
TOOLSET Upgrade (LIGHT)
4.1/10
Version 5.0
Version 5.10
0 A A 0
Update
0 0
No package
Update LIGHT V4.10/V5.0 V5.0/V5.10
Update FULL V4.10/V5.0 V5.0/V5.10
No add-on package
TBII Live-Update
No server
2 users
3 users
5 users
10 users
25 users
100 users ( v5.10)
No web
2 users
3 users
5 users
10 users
25 users
7
A 0 0 0 A
6 MF7000 5
SICAM TOOLBOX II Extra & Upgrade

Extra
Order no.
6MF705
SICAM TOOLBOX II Update
TBII Dongle Exchange CAEx plus
TBII Dongle Exchange CAEx II
No toolset
TBII_Upgrade_EM II LIGHT FULL
TBII_Upgrade_PSR II LIGHT FULL
TBII_Upgrade_OPM II LIGHT FULL
TBII_Upgrade_CAEx plus LIGHT FULL
TBII_Upgrade_CAEx II LIGHT FULL
TBII_PSR II
TBII_OPM II
TBII_CAEx plus
TBII_CAEx II
TBII_PSR II
TBII_OPM II
TBII_CAEx plus
TBII_CAEx II
SICAM Protocol Test System

Testing and simulation according to IEC 60870

Contents
page
Description
4.2/3
Functions
4.2/4
Benefits
4.2/7
4.2/8

4.2/2

Description
Description
Whether youre verifying safety in widely distributed processes for automation of power supply networks, the
functioning of new devices, or the interaction of systems
from different OEMs, you need to be able to regularly
check compliance with international standards such as
IEC 60870-5-101 using suitable testing and protocol systems.
Standard protocol IEC 60870-5-101 was published in
1995 and soon became the standard for serial telecontrol
communication in power supply networks. In addition,
IEC 60870-5-103 for serial to protective devices connection
and IEC 60870-5-104 for communication over LAN/WAN
have also become generally established.
These standard protocols are now supported by every major
OEM and required by almost all major equipment users. They
allow users, for the first time and at a reasonable cost, to create total solutions providing homogeneous communication
structures and data formats for automation networks comprised of systems from different OEMs. Siemens, as a longtime contributor to the work of the IEC, actively helped to
define and develop these standards and was therefore ideally placed to fully incorporate these standards into its products at an early stage.
Figure 4.2/1 Creation of filter
Although the standards themselves are long past the development stage, problems still tend to arise during implementation of projects. These are due to slight differences
between systems (resulting from varying interpretations of
the standard, specific features of the project etc.) and can
have significant cost implications. In addition, in many cases,
operators will need to test equipment early on in the course
of a project although some of the system components or
devices are not yet available at that time.
These imponderables are a thing of the past with the
PC-based SICAM Protocol Test System. On the one hand,
the system allows you to very easily test and analyze
communication between systems that are based on the
IEC 60870-5-101, -103 and -104 protocols. On the other
hand, with the SICAM Protocol Test System, you can also
simulate automation devices and thus also test subsystems,
even if some devices of the overall system are not in place.
For example, the system contains predefined device
profiles according to IEC 60870-5-103 for simulating
protection devices.
Figure 4.2/2 Recording
4.2/3

Functions
The SICAM Protocol Test System runs on a PC with MS

Windows and is used to record and simulate process interfaces. COM ports (V.24/V.28), the optional external hardware
(V.24/V.28, X.24/X.27) or an Ethernet interface are used as
the interface. Recorded data from unsupported protocols can
be displayed in HEX mode.
Monitoring
IEC 60870-5-101, -103, PCBU, PCBE
Statistics display (number of bytes, number of messages,
transmission errors etc.)
HEX mode message display option
Time tagging of all received messages
User-definable process technology address to bit level,
including definition storage and loading
Plain-text address import of CSV files (data points
displayed with their actual names)
Online and offline filter tool for IEC 60870-5-2 messages,
type identification, cause of transmission, link address,
object address (function type, information number)
Individually tailored display format (type identification,
time, structure etc.)
Storage of recorded data in binary and ASCII formats
Loading of stored records for further offline analysis,
offline filter included
Additional functions when you use

SICAM Protocol Test System (IEC 60870) HW:
V.24/V.28 or X.24/X.27 interface
Bit rates up to 64 kbps
Time tagging accurate to within 1 ms
Internal or external (isochronic connection) clock pulse
TxD
V.24/V.28
RxD
RxD
TxD
COMx
COMy

(IEC 60870)
Figure 4.2/3 Monitoring IEC 60870-5-101, -103, PCBE & PCBU
TxD
RxD
RxD
TxD
V.24/V.28
or X.24/X.27
TAKT INT.
or EXT
X1 X2
SICAM Protocol
Test System
(IEC 60870) HW
X3
COMx

(IEC 60870)
Figure 4.2/4 Monitoring IEC 60870-5-101, -103, PCBE & PCBU with
external hardware
4.2/4

Functions
If your PC has only one serial interface, as is the case for

notebooks without an additional serial PC card, the optional
SICAM Protocol Test System (IEC 60870) HW external hardware provides the full functionality of two interfaces. It also
provides additional functions such as a logic analyzer,
64 kbps, X.24/X.27 etc.
Simulation IEC 60870-5-101, -103
Message definition via dialog box from existing records and
from imported plain text (e.g. data point tests for automatic
generation and transmission of messages from a data point
list)
Pre-defined control messages (initialization end, general
interrogation, counter interrogation etc.)
Saving and loading of message definitions
Saving and loading of different parameter sets
Import option for records taken using Frontlines Serialtest
application (time tag included)
IEC 60870-5-101: send/receive file transfer and COMTRADE
File generation option from DKE fault records
TxD
RxD
V.24/V.28
COMx

(IEC 60870)
Figure 4.2/5 Simulation IEC 60870-5-101, -103
RxD
TxD
X1
TAKT INT. or EXT
X2
SICAM Protocol
Test System
(IEC 60870) HW
V.24/V.28
X3
COMx

(IEC 60870)
Figure 4.2/6 Simulation IEC 60870-5-101, -103 with external hardware
4.2/5

Functions
Logic analyzer
To use the logic analyzer, you need the SICAM Protocol Test
System (IEC 60870) HW external hardware. It offers the
following range of features:
4 channels
V.28 input voltage level
10,000 signal changes recorded at time resolution of 40 s
(max. 72 hours)
Minimum signal pulse duration 20 s
Export of recorded data to file
Monitoring and simulation IEC 60870-5-104
The SICAM Protocol Test System can record all data transferred using the TCP/IP protocol, provided that all such data
is freely available to it on the Ethernet, for example, via a
hub. This means that the SICAM Protocol Test System cannot
be isolated from the systems under test via a switch or
router. You have the following options:
Additional filtering options when monitoring on serial interfaces, by protocol, IP address, host name and port number
Statistics display
Simulation of a station on the Ethernet
Figure 4.2/7 Logic analyzer
TxD
RxD
RxD
RTS
TxD
DCD
DCD
RTS
X1
X2
SICAM Protocol
Test System
(IEC 60870) HW
X3
COMx

(IEC 60870)
Figure 4.2/8 Logic analyzer V.28 with external hardware
SICAM Protocol
Test System
(IEC 60870)
HUB
Ethernet TCP/IP
Figure 4.2/9 Monitoring and simulation IEC 60870-5-104
4.2/6

Benefits
Figure 4.2/10 Protocol Test System (IEC 60870) HW
Tried and tested functionality

Extensive experience of a wide range of protocols gained
through implementation of SICAM RTU automation systems
in systems comprising heterogeneous equipment from different OEMs
Active participation on various IEC standardization
committees
Pioneering role in implementation of IEC 60870-5-10x
standard protocols
Simple operation
No training required, user-friendly Windows interface
Context-sensitive online help
Plug & Play installation
Monitoring and simulation

Simultaneous monitoring of send data from both sides
Single remote station simulation for IEC 60870-5-101
and -104
Simulation of up to 255 remote stations for
IEC 60870-5-103
Simulation of standard protection device profiles
(user can add other protection device profiles)
Fault record emulation (IEC 60870-5-103 only)
External hardware for PCs requiring only one serial
interface
Plain-text display
Interpreted message display (addresses and user data separated by link layer and user data)
Plant name display possible through import of data point
lists via CSV import interface
4.2/7

Description
Variants
License
Package
Order No.
AA
6 M F 6 0 6 0
SICAM PTS
Single-site
A0
Only Add-on packages
Basic (IEC 60870-101)
Update V5.x V6.0

Add-on packages
No Add-on
0 0
IEC 60870-103
IEC 60870-104
IEC 61850
TLS
AA1
0 A A 1
Test system HW
Test system cable set
4.2/8
T
6 M F 1 8 1 1
Test system
0 A
Bay Controllers
Bay Controllers
Contents
5. Bay Controllers
page
5.1 SICAM BC
5.1/3

5.1/2
SICAM BC
Integrated Bay Controller
SICAM BC
Contents
page
Description
5.1/5
Application overview
5.1/10
System overview
5.1/12
Function overview
5.1/13
5.1/14

5.1/4
SICAM BC
Description
Figure 5.1/1 SICAM BC integrated bay controller
Description
In the past, control and protection have been completely
separated from one another. Only through the use of the
same basic technology (micro and signal processors) has it
become possible to integrate control and protection functions into one device: SICAM BC integrated bay controller.
The ACP (Automation, Control & Protection) system concept
has managed the technological prerequisite of uniting the
classic tasks measure, control, regulate and protect into a
combined device.
5
Fields of application
Bay control unit with integrated protection
signal voltage DC 110/220 V or DC 48/60 V
For direct installation into the bay or a control cubicle
From medium up to extra high voltage
With SICAM BC, several models are available to meet the
requirements in medium-voltage, high-voltage, and extrahigh-voltage applications in an economical way.
Through the consequent further development of the reliable
SICAM RTU system family the system for integrated automation networks SICAM BC is optimally suitable both for
automation functions and protection functions.
5.1/5
SICAM BC
Description
SICAM BC
Autonomy of control and protection
Autonomous functionality of protection and control due
to 2-CPU architecture
Separate engineering of control and protection is
possible
No mutual interference of control and protection
Versatile communication
Up to 3 serial interfaces according to
IEC 60870-5-101/103
LAN/WAN communication according to IEC 60870-5-104
and IEC 61850
Various third-party protocols possible
Easy engineering
SICAM TOOLBOX II
One tool for control and protection
Object orientation
Programming of control and interlocking functions
according to IEC 61131-3
All engineering tasks can be carried out also from
remote
Protection parameter can be set also using the
operation and display panel
Plug & play for spare parts
Storing parameters and firmware on a flash card
Spare part exchange does not require additional loading
with SICAM TOOLBOX II
Flash card is also writable via SICAM TOOLBOX II
Open system architecture
Modular, open and technology-independent system
structure
System-consistent improvement and therefore an innovative and future-proof product
Comprehensive protection functions
DTL/IDMTL directional and non-directional
Flexible mechanical design and robust environment
conditions
Rear panel installation, front panel installation, or
19-inch installation
Optionally, the operation and display panel can be
detached up to 3 m
High EMC resistance
Large temperature range -25 to +70 C
5.1/6
Autonomy of protection and control, redundant power

supply
Despite the integration in one device, protection and control
are capable of functioning independently of one another.
The 2-CPU architecture makes this possible, through which
availability almost identical with that of separated devices is
achieved.
Due to the separation, the availability of the protection function is also preserved if a fault or even a total breakdown of
the process control occurs.
Protection and control can use separated control voltages
with separated fuse protection, through which even external
faults cannot impair the availability of the protection.
Optionally, the power supply can also be designed redundant, through which the availability can be further increased.
IEC 61850
Figure 5.1/2 Configuration
SICAM BC
Description
Versatile communication capability

A further important functionality is the communication capability. With SICAM BC, the consistent implementation of the
IEC 60870-5 standard is guaranteed, through which unambiguous addressing, from the data acquisition through to the
display at the control center, is enabled.
Depending on the configuration, one can select between
serial communication according to
IEC 60870-5-101
IEC 60870-5-103
or a network solution according to
IEC 60870-5-104 or IEC 61850
Combinations are naturally also possible. Through the implementation of these IEC 60870-5 standard protocols, a combination with other protective devices from other manufacturers within one station is also possible without any problems.
When required, all third-party protocols available in
SICAM RTUs (DNP 3.0, Modbus etc.) can also be used.
Easy engineering
An essential aspect in the overall economical consideration
are the costs that occur for the creation, maintenance and
service. For this, the reliable SICAM TOOLBOX II is used.
Object orientation
The object orientation makes it possible to also utilize the
same characteristics of same-type primary-technology units
and operational equipment (e.g. disconnectors, circuit

breakers, feeders etc.) for the configuration. The close coupling with the design tool ensures the consistent, uniform
documentation of the entire plant through to the circuit
diagram. Through this, considerable rationalization results
with engineering.
Controls and interlocks according to IEC 61131-3
Control and interlocking functions are created by means of
CAEx plus according to IEC 61131-3, a standard that is generally accepted and recognized in the market. As a result,
the training periods are reduced considerably.
All engineering tasks can also be carried out remotely
All engineering tasks, from the system diagnostics through
to the online test, can also be performed remotely with the
SICAM TOOLBOX II. For this, no separate communication
link between SICAM TOOLBOX II and SICAM BC is necessary:
every available communication interface can be used.
Using further automation units of the SICAM RTU product
family, the SICAM TOOLBOX II can be remotely positioned
over an arbitrary number of hierarchies.
Separate parameterization of control and protection
Due to the autonomous sub-data models defined through
the architecture, protection and control functionality can
also be parameterized separately (password protection).
Consequently, a separation with regard to responsibility
and competence is possible for protection and control.
Control system
SICAM TOOLBOX II
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 60870-5-101
IEC 60870-5-104
Router
Router
SICAM 230
IEC 60870-5-104/IEC 61850

IEC 60870-5-101
SICAM BC
SICAM BC
IEC 60870-5-103
SICAM BC
IEC 60870-5-103
SIPROTEC
SICAM BC
ELIN DRS
Figure 5.1/3 SICAM BC: Continuous application of IEC 60870-5 and IEC 61850 standards
5.1/7
SICAM BC
Description
Comprehensive protection functions

In SICAM BC, all classic functions of feeder protection are
available. Multi-level executions of the individual functions,
various characteristic curves and selectable parameter
records permit a finely adjustable adaptation to the object
to be protected and to a variety of cases of operation.
The autonomous function of the protection ensures the fundamental protection functionality even with a failure of the
process control. SICAM BC can be employed in networks with
grounded, low-resistance grounded, insulated or compensated neutral end type.
Data recording with 32 sampling values per system
period
Every analog transformer input is sampled 256 times per system period (8-fold oversampling) and supplied to the digital
filtering. After the digital filtering, a reduction to 32 sampling values per system period takes place, all of which are
recorded in the disturbance record. From this, in addition
new results are calculated 16 times per system period, such
as root mean square values of voltages and currents, which
are supplied to the protection functions. In order to achieve
precise calculations for measuring or protection purposes,
the acquisition of the signals takes place up to the 8th harmonic order.
5.1/8
Designation ANSI code
Main functions
PFO 50/51
Phase-Fault Overcurrent Protection
PFD 67
Directional Phase-Fault Overcurrent Protection
EFO 50N/51N
Earth-Fault Overcurrent Protection
EFD 67N
Directional Earth-Fault Overcurrent Protection
SEF 64S
Directional Sensitive Earth-Fault Protection
IEF 64T
Intermittent Earth-Fault Protection
FOC 50F
Fast Overcurrent Protection
NPS 46
Negative Phase Sequence Overcurrent Protection
UOV 27/59
Phase Under- and Overvoltage Protection
ROV 59N
Residual Overvoltage Protection
TOL 49
Thermal Overload Protection
UUF 81
Under- and Overfrequency Protection
Auxiliary functions
AR 79
Auto-Reclose Function
SYN 25
Synchrocheck
F_LOC 21FL
Fault Locator
RUSH 68
Inrush Restraint
CBF 50BF
Circuit-Breaker Failure Protection
SOTF 50HS
Switch-On to Fault
DYN
Cold Load Pickup
TCS 74TC
Trip-Circuit Supervision
LOGIC
Programmable Protection Logic
CHECK
Transformer Monitoring
SICAM BC
Description

The basis for SICAM BC is a modular, open and consequently
technology-independent system architecture for processing,
communication and peripherals (multi-processor system,
firmware).
Standardized interfaces between the individual elements
permit, even with further developments, the latest state of
technology to be implemented, without having to modify the
existing elements. Only this way can a longevity of the product and consequently investment security and continuity be
ensured.
Every board and every module on which a firmware can run
forms, together with the function-determining firmware, one
system element. The adaptation to the specific requirements
of the application is achieved through individual configuration and through the loading of firmware and parameters
with the help of the TOOLBOX II.
Plug & Play for spare parts

All data of a SICAM BC such as firmware and parameters
are stored non-volatile centrally on an exchangeable flash
card. With a restart of the automation unit, and also with a
restart of individual system elements, all necessary data are
automatically transferred from the flash card to all system
elements.
With the replacement of spare parts, Plug & Play becomes
a reality: one needs no special tool for this, even loading is
no longer necessary.
Together with the comprehensive remote diagnostic possibilities, downtimes can be reduced to a minimum.
Within their defined limits, the parameters thereby not only

influence the behavior of the firmware, but also that of the
hardware. As a result, the mechanical parameterization operations on the system elements, such as jumpers, loads etc.,
are omitted. This enables a consistent online change and a
continuous documentation of the set parameters by the
TOOLBOX II.
This architecture guarantees
the integration of the function packages telecontrol,
automation and protection in one automation unit
an autonomous behavior of the protection functions, in
other words, independent of the availability of process
control functions
an autonomous behavior of process control functions
(e.g. with a failure of the communication)
a deterministic behavior of the open-/closed-loop control
function with guaranteed reaction times
Figure 5.1/4 For data storage
5.1/9
SICAM BC
5.1/10
SICAM BC models
In order to meet the large field of application ranging from
medium voltage to extra high voltage, two SICAM BC models
are available.
Basically, the difference lies in device size and number of

signals. Both models have exactly the same architecture,
and use exactly the same system elements. There is no difference with respect to engineering as well as to peripheral
signal wiring. Thereby, entire transformer substations can be
equipped using the same equipment technology.
Figure 5.1/5 Model SICAM BC/C
Figure 5.1/6 Model SICAM BC/M
Compact
Medium voltage and high voltage
Up to 10 switchgears
Up to 73 I/O signals
Modular
High voltage and extra high voltage
10 switchgears and more
Up to 500 I/O signals
SICAM BC
Communication
On the process control CPU, there is an integrated serial
optical communication interface available:
Communication conforming to standard protocol
IEC 60870-5-103 (Slave)
In addition, a serial interface module can be installed on the
process control CPU:
A serial interface module has serial and/or LAN communication interfaces.
Supported protocols:
Ethernet standard protocol IEC 60870-5-104
Standard protocol IEC 60870-5-101
Standard protocol IEC 60870-5-103 (Master, Slave)
Standard protocol IEC 61850 (Server/Client)
In addition, a large number of third-party protocols are
available (protocols subject to license)
The protocol can be freely selected for each serial interface.
Basic configurations
Basically, after having selected the suitable model, C or M,
the required protection functionality makes clear which
package to select:
Model SICAM BC/C

Package
Designation
Description
A_55/C
Compact Bay Controller
Automation
AP55/C
Automation & Protection
AP56/C
w. non-dir. OC (DTL, IDMTL)
DTL/IDMTL
with dir. OC (DTL, IDMTL)
DTL/IDMTL
Model SICAM BC/M

Package
Designation
Description
A_55/M
Modular Bay Controller
Automation
AP55/M
AP56/M
w. non-dir. OC (DTL, IDMTL)
DTL/IDMTL
with dir. OC (DTL, IDMTL)
DTL/IDMTL
Each package offers options which allow for flexible configuration and functionality. By selecting from available packages
and options, the bay controller can be configured to meet
the feeder requirements in the best possible way, further
increasing economical efficiency.
Choice of communication options
There are a large number of communication options
available.
Choice of power supply

One can choose between a DC 48/60 V and DC 110/220 V
power supply. In addition, to increase the availability of the
SICAM BC, the power supply can be designed redundant.
Choice of signal voltage and quantity structure
As with the power supply, the signal voltage can be chosen
between DC 48/60 V and DC 110/220 V.
5.1/11
SICAM BC
System overview
Mechanics
During the mechanical design phase, high value was set on
flexible deployment.
The hardware of the device consists of two separable parts:
Operation and Display Panel CM-0882 (removable, can be
detached up to 3 m)
One of the SICAM BC Mounting Racks:
CM-5882 (model SICAM BC/C)
CM-5884 (model SICAM BC/M, 16 slots)
CM-5888 (model SICAM BC/M, 9 slots)
The shown rear view suits the rear panel installation, front
panel installation, or 19-inch installation optionally, the
operation and display panel can be detached up to 3 m.
Process connection via screw terminal:
Up to 2.5 mm2 cross-section solid conductor
Current transformer connections up to 6 mm2
Figure 5.1/7 Mounting SICAM BC/M
5.1/12
SICAM BC
Function overview
Main functions
Function
Cycle
Non-directional
Directional
PFO 50/51
Phase-Fault Overcurrent Protection
5 ms
3/1
3/1
PFD 67
Directional Phase-Fault Overcurrent Protection1)
5 ms
EFO 50N/51N
Earth-Fault Overcurrent Protection
5 ms
3/1
3/1
EFD 67N
Directional Earth-Fault Overcurrent Protection1)
5 ms
SEF 64S
Directional Sensitive Sarth-Fault Protection1)
5 ms
IEF 64T
Intermittent Earth-Fault Protection
5 ms
FOC 50F
Fast Overcurrent Protection
2.5 ms
NPS 46
Negative Phase Sequence Overcurrent Protection
5 ms
1/1
1/1
UOV 27/59
Phase Under- and Overvoltage Protection1)
5 ms
ROV 59N
Residual Overvoltage Protection1)
5 ms
TOL 49
Thermal Overload Protection
100 ms
UUF 81
Over- and Underfrequency Protection
5 ms
x
x
x
x
1) AI-5399 necessary n/m n taps UMZ, m taps AMZ
Auxiliary functions
Function
Cycle
Non-directional
Directional
AR 79
Auto-Reclose Function
5 ms
SYN 25
Synchrocheck1)
10 ms
F_LOC 21FL
Fault Locator1)
spontaneous
RUSH 68
Inrush Restraint2)
2.5 ms
CBF 50BF
Circuit-Breaker Failure Protection
2.5 ms
SOTF 50HS
Switch-On to Fault
2.5 ms
DYN
Cold Load Pickup
2.5 ms
TCS 74TC
Trip-Circuit Supervision
100 ms
LOGIC
Programmable Protection Logic
2.5 ms
CHECK
Transformer Monitoring3)
2.5 ms
1) AI-5399 necessary
2) For PFU, EFU
3) Incl. outage of the measuring voltage (voltage transformer)
Abbreviations
Abbreviation
Description
UMZ
Denite Time-Overcurrent Protection
AMZ
Inverse Time-Overcurrent Protection
Note
The description of the functions can be found in the manual
CP-5000/PIP55.
5.1/13
SICAM BC
Description
Variants
Order No.
6MF1
SICAM BC
Key 901 1" for CM-0881 and CM-0882
3 1 3
0 A A 0 5
Key 902 2" for CM-0881 and CM-0882
3 1 3
0 A A 0 6
0 A A 1
0 A A 1
CM-5883 BC1703ACP ass. kit at rem. display
3 1 3
0 F J 8 3
0 A A 0
Flash card 2 GB
2 1 3
1 G A 0 5
0 A A 0
DI-5110 as spare part
0 1 3
0 F B 1 0
0 A A 1
DI-5111 as spare part
0 1 3
0 F B 1 1
0 A A 1
DO-5203 as spare part
0 1 3
0 F C 0 3
0 A A 1
DO-5212 as spare part
0 1 3
0 F C 1 2
0 A A 1
AI-5303 as spare part
0 1 3
0 F D 0 3
0 A A 1
PS-5600 as spare part
0 1 3
0 F G 0 0
0 A A 1
PS-5602 power supply
0 1 3
0 F G 0 2
0 A A 1
110-DC 220 V/230 V/20 W

CM-0820/ADAP SAT TB adapter
0 1 1
0 A J 2 0
0 A A 0
CM-0827 ber-optic interface (el. FO)
0 1 1
0 A J 2 7
0 A A 0
CM-0829 RS232/RS422; RS485 converter
0 1 1
2 A J 2 0
0 A A 0
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SICAM RTUs
Contents
6. SICAM RTUs
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6.1 SICAM AK
6.1/3
6.2 SICAM TM
6.2/1
6.3 SICAM Safety
6.3/1
6.4 SICAM CMIC
6.4/1
6.5 SICAM EMIC
6.5/1
6.6 SICAM MIC
6.6/1
6.7 SICAM SGU
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SICAM AK
Controlling and telecontrol for large data volumes
SICAM AK
Contents
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Description
6.1/5
System elements
6.1/9
6.1/13

6.1/4
SICAM AK
Description
Easy engineering with SICAM TOOLBOX II:

Object-oriented data model
Creation of open-loop and closed-loop control application
programs according to IEC 61131-3
All engineering tasks can also be carried out remotely
Plug and play for spare parts:
Storage of parameters and firmware on a flash card
Spare part exchange does not require additional loading
with SICAM TOOLBOX II
Open system architecture:
Modular, open and technology-independent system
structure
System-consistent further development and therefore an
innovative and future-proof product
Figure 6.1/1 SICAM AK
Description
SICAM AK is the large automation component for a flexible
mix of communication, automation and Input/Output. It
offers optimal support as master controller or RTU, gateway
or front-end, with local or distributed I/O. Versatile redundancy concepts are another asset of these components.
SICAM AK features high functionality and flexibility through
the implementation of innovative and reliable technologies,
on the stable basis of a reliable product platform.
For this, the system concept ACP (Automation, Control and
Protection) creates the technological preconditions. Balanced
functionality permits the flexible combination of automation,
telecontrol and communication tasks. Complemented with
the scalable performance and various redundancy configurations, an optimal adaptation to the respective requirements
of the process is achieved.
SICAM AK is thus perfectly suitable for automation with
integrated telecontrol technology as:
Telecontrol substation or central device
Automation unit with autonomous functional groups
Data node, station control device, front-end or gateway
With local or remote peripherals
For rear panel installation or 19-inch assembly
Scalable redundancy:
Component redundancy
Doubling of processing/communication elements
The intelligent terminal SICAM TM, EMIC and MIC:
Direct connection of actuators and sensors with wire crosssections up to 2.5 mm2
Can be located remotely up to 200 m
Binary input/output also for DC 110/220 V
Assembly on 35 mm DIN rail
Versatile communication capability
With SICAM AK, a variety of media can be utilized for local
and remote communication (wire connections, FO, radio,
dial-up traffic, GSM, GPRS, WAN, LAN, field bus etc.).
Through the simple installation of serial interface modules,
in total up to 66 communication interfaces are possible in
one SICAM AK, whereby a different individual protocol can
be used for each interface.
For standard communication protocols according to

IEC 60870-5-101/103/104 and IEC 61850 are implemented.
Besides the standard protocols, there are also a variety of
third-party protocols available (DNP 3.0, Modbus etc.).
SICAM AK the forward-looking product

Versatile communication:
Up to 66 serial interfaces according to
IEC 60870-5-101/103
LAN/WAN communication according to IEC 60870-5-104
LAN communication according to IEC 61850
Various third-party protocols possible
Figure6.1/2 SICAM MIC peripheral elements
6.1/5
SICAM AK
Description
Simple process interfacing

In addition to the central acquisition and output of process
signals within an SICAM AK mounting rack, it is possible
to use SICAM TM, EMIC and MIC peripheral elements
(figure 6.1/2).
An essential feature of the SICAM TM, EMIC and MIC peripheral elements is the efficient and simple interfacing possibility of the process signals. This takes place on so-called I/O
modules, which are distinguished through a robust casing, a
secure contact as well as solid electronics. The I/O modules
are lined up in rows. The contact takes place during the process of latching together without any further manipulation.
Thereby, each module remains individually exchangeable.
A clearly arranged connection front with LEDs for the status
display ensures clarity locally. The structure of the terminals
enables a direct sensor/actuator wiring without using intermediate terminal blocks with wire cross-sections up to 2.5 mm2.
Modules for binary inputs and outputs up to DC 220 V open
up further saving potentials at the interface level.
Depending on the requirements, the I/O modules can be fitted with either an electrical bus or an optical bus, through
which the peripheral signals can be acquired as close as possible to the point of origin. In this way, broad cabling can be
reduced to a minimum.
Easy engineering
An essential aspect in the overall economical consideration
are the costs that occur for the creation, maintenance and
service.
For this, the reliable SICAM TOOLBOX II is used.
Object orientation:
The object orientation makes it possible to also utilize the
same characteristics of same-type primary-technology units
and operational equipment (e.g. disconnectors, circuit
breakers, feeders etc.) for the configuration. The close coupling with the design tool ensures the consistent, uniform
documentation of the entire plant through to the circuit
diagram. Through this, considerable rationalization results
with engineering.
Open-loop and closed-loop control according to
IEC 61131-3: Open-loop and closed-loop control application
programs are created by means of CAEx plus according
to IEC 61131-3, a standard that is generally accepted and
recognized in the market. As a result, the training periods
are reduced considerably.
All engineering tasks can also be carried out remotely: All
engineering tasks, from the system diagnostics through to
the online test, can also be performed remotely with the
SICAM TOOLBOX II. For this, a separate communication link
between SICAM TOOLBOX II and SICAM AK is not necessary:
Every available communication interface can be used.
Using further automation units of SICAM TM, AK or BC, the
SICAM TOOLBOX II can be remotely positioned over an arbitrary number of hierarchies.
The access to the engineering data is fundamentally protected by a password.
Figure 6.1/3 Open system architecture

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SICAM AK
Description
Plug and play for spare parts

All data of an automation unit such as firmware and
parameters are stored non-volatile centrally on an
exchangeable flash card. With a restart of the automation
unit, and also with a restart of individual modules, all necessary data are automatically transferred from the flash card to
all CPUs and modules.
Consequently, with the exchange of modules, new loading is
no longer required, since new modules obtain all data from
the memory card. With the replacement of spare parts, plug
and play becomes a reality: No special tool is required, even
loading is no longer necessary.
Thereby, work during a service operation is reduced to a
minimum.
The basis for this automation concept is a modular, open and
consequently technology-independent system architecture
for processing, communication and peripherals (multi-processor system, firmware).
Standardized interfaces between the individual elements
again permit, even with further developments, the latest
state of technology to be implemented, without having to
modify the existing elements. In this way, a longevity of the
product and consequently investment security and continuity
can be ensured (figure 6.1/3). Every board and every module
on which a firmware can run forms, together with the function-determining firmware, one system element.
The adaptation to the specific requirements of the application is achieved through the individual configuration and
through the loading of standard firmware and parameters.
Within their defined limits, the parameters thereby not only
influence the behavior of the firmware functions, but also
that of the hardware functions. With that, for all module
types, all mechanical parameter settings are omitted, such as
the changing of jumpers or loads, thus enabling not only the
online change, but also a consistent documentation of the
set parameters by the SICAM TOOLBOX II as well as a simplified storage.
System overview
Mechanics
Figure 6.1/4 and figure 6.1/5 show two types of basic mounting racks: module CM-2832 with 9 slots and module
CM-2835 with 17 slots.
Module CM-2833 (not pictured here) is the expansion
mounting rack for up to 16 peripheral elements outside the
basic mounting rack.
With the mechanics, value has been placed on flexibility and
easy handling. Consequently, the mounting rack is available
for rear panel installation or for 19" (swing) frame installation. Almost all necessary external connectors (e.g. communication, peripherals, external periphery bus) can be connected with the help of standard cables or prefabricated
cables without any additional tools (figure 6.1/6, figure
6.1/7, figure 6.1/8).
Figure 6.1/4 CM-2832 SICAM AK mounting rack with 9 slots
Figure 6.1/5 CM-2835 SICAM AK mounting rack with 17 slots

6.1/7
SICAM AK
Description
Figure 6.1/6 Connection technique for peripheral signals
Figure 6.1/7 RJ45 connection technique for communication
Figure 6.1/8 RJ45 connection technique for external Ax peripheral bus
6.1/8
SICAM AK
System elements
Figure 6.1/9 Basic mounting rack SICAM AK peripheral bus
Figure 6.1/10 Configuration of an automation unit SICAM AK
The system architecture is shown in figure 2.3/9.
Ax 1703 peripheral bus

The Ax PE-Cn buses (n = 116) are available on connectors
in order to be able to connect peripheral elements outside
the basic mounting rack. One of the buses can be selected
in order to also supply those peripheral elements in the basic
mounting rack.
SICAM AK is structured from the following elements:

Master control element*
Processing and communication element*
Protocol element(s)*
Peripheral element(s)*
Mounting rack with one to four power supplies
Peripheral elements can also be installed outside of the
basic mounting rack.
The configuration of an automation unit SICAM AK
is shown in figure 6.1/10.
1 master control element:
Up to 16 processing and communication elements:
Up to 66 protocol elements (interfaces with individual
communication protocol)
Up to 272 peripheral elements
Peripheral elements outside the basic mounting rack

Peripheral elements may be
installed in the basic mounting rack (as shown above),
and/or
installed in an expansion mounting rack and connected
electrically, and/or
installed at remote locations and connected electrically or
optically.
System elements
A system element is a functional unit and consists of hardware and firmware. The firmware gives the hardware the
necessary functionality.
* System elements
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System elements
Master control element

The master control element (figure 6.1/11) forms the heart
of the automation unit.
Functions of the master control element:
Communication with installed peripheral elements via the
serial Ax peripheral bus
Open-/closed-loop control function with a freely programmable user program according to IEC 61131-3, e.g. in
function diagram technology
Communication with other automation units via protocol
elements installable on the master control element (up to
2 interfaces)
Central coordinating element for all system services and all
internal and overlapping concepts, such as
Data flow control
Monitoring functions
Diagnostics
Time management and time synchronization via minute
pulse, serial time signal (DCF77/GPS receiver), serial communication link, NTP server over LAN/WAN
Local SICAM TOOLBOX II connection
Storage of parameters and firmware on a flash card
Processing and communication element

Functions of the processing and communication elements
(figure 6.1/12):
Communication with installed peripheral elements via the
serial Ax 1703 peripheral bus
Open-/closed-loop control function with a freely programmable user program according to IEC 61131-3, e.g. in
function diagram technology
Communication with other automation units via protocol
elements installable on the processing and communication
element (up to 4 interfaces)
Figure 6.1/11 Master control element
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Figure 6.1/12 Processing and communication element
SICAM AK
System elements
Figure 6.1/13 Peripheral elements
Peripheral element
Peripheral elements, as shown in figure 2.3/13, are used for
acquisition or output of process information and perform
process-oriented adaption, monitoring and processing of the
process signals at each point where the signals enter or leave
an automation unit. Processing is performed to some degree by
hardware (e.g. filter, ADC, DAC) and by
firmware (e.g. smoothing of measured values, time
tagging)
The peripheral elements deliver over the Ax peripheral bus

periodical information,
messages with process information, and
messages with system information (e.g. diagnostic
information)
and receive
messages with process information,
periodical information, and
messages with system information (e.g. parameters)
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SICAM AK
System elements
Protocol element
A protocol element (figure 6.1/14) is used for the exchange
of data and thereby for the transmission of messages
over a communication interface to other automation units or
devices of third-party manufacturers, e.g. control systems.
The hardware of a protocol element is a communication
interface which dependent on system and interface can
be available in different ways:
Integrated on a basic system element
On a serial interface module (SIM), which is installed
directly or cascaded (SIM on SIM) on the basic system
element
On every interface provided by the SIM, a communication
protocol available for the interface can be loaded with the
SICAM TOOLBOX II.
Figure 6.1/14 Protocol element
Module
Designation

CP-2010/CPC25
System functions, processing and communication

CP-2017/PCCX25
Processing and communication
Peripheral elements SICAM AK

DI-2100/BISI25
Binary signal input (8 8, DC 24-60 V)
DI-2110/BISI26
Binary signal input (8 8, DC 24-60 V)
DI-2111/BISI26
Binary signal input (8 8, DC 110/220 V)
DO-2201/BISO25
Binary output (transistor, 40 1, DC 24-60 V)
AI-2300/PASI25
Analog input/output
(16 x 20 mA + 4 2 opt. expans.)
AI-2301/TEMP25
Analog input (32 Pt100)
AI-2302/PASI25
Analog input/output
(16 x 6 mA + 4 2 opt. expans.)
DO-2210/PCCO2X
Checked command output (64 DC 24-60 V)
DO-2211/PCCO2X
Checked command output (64 DC 60-125 V)
MX-2400/USIO2X
Signal input/output
(DC 24-60 V, 20 mA, opt. expans.)
Supported peripheral elements SICAM TM

PE-6410/USIO66
Peripheral controller (Ax-PE Bus el.)
PE-6411/USIO66
Peripheral controller (1 Ax-PE Bus opt.)
Power supply
The mounting racks CM-2832, CM-2835 and CM-2833 are to be
Function packages
Telecontrol
The function package Telecontrol includes the following
functions:
Process input and output on peripheral elements
Communication with other automation units
Protocol elements
Automatic data flow routing
Data storage
Priority control
Redundant communication routes
Communication within the automation unit
Protocol element control and return information
Automation
The function package Automation includes the following
functions:
Process input and output on peripheral elements
Telecontrol functions
Treatment for commands according to
IEC 60870-5-101/104
Change monitoring and generation of messages with
time tag
Open-/closed-loop control function
equipped with 80 W power supplies of the following types:

PS-5620
Power supply (DC 24-60 V)
PS-5622
Power supply (DC 110-220 V, AC 230 V)
Table 6.1/1 System elements in SICAM AK
6.1/12
System services
System services is a function package providing general
functions and basic services in an automation unit, which are
required by other function packages:
Communication with the engineering system
Data flow control
Addressing
Time management
General interrogation
Self-test
Failure
Diagnostics and signaling
Autonomy
SICAM AK
Description
Variants
Order No.
6 M F1
SICAM AK: Automation, Communication and Telecontrol
Subrack
CM-2834 AK board rack 9 slots
1 1 3
0 C J 3 4
0 A A 0
CM-2836 AK board rack 17 slots
1 1 3
0 C J 3 6
0 A A 0
CM-2816 Redundancy board rack for AK
1 1 1
0 C J 1 6
0 A A 0
CM-2833 AK board rack extension
1 1 3
0 C J 3 3
0 A A 0
PS-5620 Power Supply DC 24-60 V
0 1 3
0 F G 2 0
0 A A 0
PS-5622 Power Supply DC 110-220 V
0 1 3
0 F G 22
0 A A 0
Power supply
115-230 VAC
CP-2014 Central Processor
0 1 3
0 C A 1 4
0 A A 0
CM-2839 Connect. Comm./Sys-I/O
0 1 3
2 C J 3 0
0 A A 0
Flash Card 2GB
2 1 3
1 G A 0 5
0 A A 0
Peripheral elements
DI-2100 Binary signal input (8 x 8, DC 24-60 V)
0 1 1
0 C B 0 0
0 A A 0
DI-2110 Binary signal input
0 1 1
0 C B 1 0
0 A A 0
0 1 1
0 C B 1 1
0 A A 0
0 1 1
0 C C 0 1
0 A A 0
DO-2210 Secured command output DC 24-48 V
0 1 1
0 C C 1 0
0 A A 0
DO-2211 Secured command output DC 125 V
0 1 1
0 C C 1 1
0 A A 0
AI-2300 Analog input/output
0 1 1
0 C D 0 0
0 A A 0
AI-2301 Analog input 32 x Pt 100
0 1 1
0 C D 0 1
0 A A 0
AI-2302 Analog input 16 x 6 mA, 4 x opt.iom
0 1 1
0 C D 0 2
0 A A 0
AI-2303 Analog input 16 x 24 mA, 4 x opt.iom
0 1 1
0 C D 0 3
0 A A 0
SM-0570 Analog input (2 x 20 mA, 10 V) (opt. exp.)
0 1 1
0 A F 7 0
0 A A 0
SM-0571 Analog input (2 x Pt 100)
0 1 1
0 A F 7 1
0 A A 0
SM-0572 Analog output (2 x 20 mA, 1/10 V)
0 1 1
0 A F 7 2
0 A A 0
SM-0574 Counting pulse input (2 x DC 24-60 V)
0 1 1
0 A F 7 4
0 A A 0
SM-2503 current module for AI-2301 2 mA
0 1 1
0 C F 0 3
0 A A 0
SM-2506 Measuring mod. Com. out. DC 24-60 V
0 1 1
0 C F 0 6
0 A A 0
SM-2507 Measuring mod. Com. out. DC 125 V
0 1 1
0 C F 0 7
0 A A 0
CM-2890 Peripheral cable crimp 5 m 100 pins
3 1 3
1 C J 0 0
0 A A 1
CP-2017 Processing and communication
3 1 3
0 C A 1 7
0 A A 0
CM-2838 Communication connection
3 1 3
0 C J 3 8
0 A A 0
(8 x 8, DC 24-60 V), 1 ms resolution

DI-2111 Binary signal input
(8 x 8, DC 110/220 V), 1 ms resolution
DO-2201 Binary output
(transistor,40 x 1, DC 24-60 V)
(16 x 20 mA + 4 x opt. exp.)
Submodules for AK peripheral elements
Processing and communication element
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Description
Variants
Order No.
6 M F1
Protocol elements (hardware)

CPU
Serial interface processor 2 serial
0 1 3
0 C F 5 1
0 A A 0
interfaces
SM-2556 Network interface Ethernet 10/100TX
0 1 3
0 C F 5 6
0 A A 0
SM-2557 Dual network interface Ethernet
0 1 3
0 C F 5 7
0 A A 0
2 x100TX
SM-2545 PROFIBUS interface
0 1 1
0 C F 4 5
0 A A 0
CM-2845 Connection box for SM-2545 in AK
0 1 1
0 C J 4 5
0 A A 0
0 1 3
0 A F 5 1
0 A A 0
CM-2860 Patch plug standard V28, Ethernet
2 1 1
0 C J 6 0
0 A A 0
CM-2866 Patch plug V28, transposed
2 1 1
0 C J 6 8
0 A A 0
CM-2869 Patch plug SMI-RS485
2 1 1
2 C J 6 0
0 A A 0
CM-2872 Patch CM-0821/27 FO
2 1 1
2 C J 7 2
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G G 3 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G G 3 2
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G E 1 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G E 1 1
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G E 1 2
0 A A 0
DI-6100 Binary input 2x8, DC 24-60 V
1 1 3
0 G B 0 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G B 0 1
0 A A 0
DI-6102 Binary input 2x8, DC 24-60 V, 1MS
1 1 3
0 G B 0 2
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G B 0 3
0 A A 0
DI-6104 Binary input 2x8, DC 220 V
1 1 3
0 G B 0 4
0 A A 0
AI-6300 Analog input 2x2 20 mA/ 10 V
1 1 3
0 G D 0 0
0 A A 0
AI-6307 Analog input 2x2 5 mA
1 1 3
0 G D 0 7
0 A A 0
AI-6308 Analog input 2x2 1 mA/ 2 mA
1 1 3
0 G D 0 8
0 A A 0
AI-6310 Analog input 2x2 Pt100
1 1 3
0 G D 1 0
0 A A 0
AI-6303 Direct transformer input (4 x 220 V, 3 x 6 A)
1 1 3
0 G D 0 3
0 A A 0
AI-6304 Direct transformer input
1 1 3
0 G D 0 4
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 8 0
0 A A 0
Submodule for SM-2556

SM-0551 Serial interface processor 1Sl
Patch Plug (1x per Sl)
TM peripheral elements
Power supply
PS-6630 Power supply module
DC 24-60 V EMC+
DC 110-220 V EMC+
Periphery interfacing
PE-6410 Periphery interfacing for
electrical peripheral bus Ax 1703
optical peripheral bus
PE-6412 Periphery interfacing for Ax 1703
peripheral bus 2x optical
Binary inputs
Analog inputs
(4 x 220 V, 3 x 6 A) 2 x optical*
Analog outputs
AO-6380 Analog output 4 x 20 mA/ 10 mA 10 V
* Only in combination with AK in redundancy congurations
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Description
Variants
Order No.
6 M F1
Binary outputs
DO-6200 Binary output transistor 2x8
1 1 3
0 G C 0 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 1 2
0 A A 0
DO-6220 Command output basic module
1 1 3
0 G C 2 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 2 1
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 3 0
0 A A 0
TE-6420 Speed measurement 2x2 DC 5/24 V/NAMUR
1 1 3
0 G E 2 0
0 A A 0
TE-6450 Position measurement 2x2 SSI/RS422
1 1 3
0 G E 5 0
0 A A 0
DC 24-48 V
DO-6212 Binary output relay 1x8
DC 24-220 V, AC 230 V
with measurement
Speed & Position measurements
Direct transformer input

1 1 3
0 G D 0 3
0 A A 0
AI-6304 Direct transformer input
1 1 3
0 G D 0 4
0 A A 0
1 0 2
0 B C 0 0
0 A A 0
CM-0821 Fieldbus-Int. ring (3xFO, 1x el.)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 1
0 A A 0
CM-0822 Fieldbus-interface star (4xFO)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 2
0 A A 0
CM-0823 Fieldbus-Int. Ring (3xFO, 1xRS485)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 3
0 A A 0
CM-0827 Converter V28/optical
1 1 1
0 A J 2 7
0 A A 0
(4 x 220 V, 3 x 6 A) 2x optical*
Accessories
Modems
CE-0700 V.23 Leased line modem
Converters
CM-0829 Converter RS232/RS422; RS485
1 1 1
2 A J 2 0
0 A A 0
SCA-RS redundancy switch
0 0 7
0 A A 1 0
0 A B 0
EPP RED 25 E-PROM programmed
4 1 3
0 C A 5 1
0 A A 2
CM-0828 Fiber-optic interface (TTL-FO)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 8
0 A A 0
CM-1820 SAT TB cable
0 1 1
0 B J 2 0
0 A A 0
CM-2826 Print for redundant power supply
0 1 3
0 C J 2 6
0 A A 0
Extracting tool for AK boards
3 1 1
0 C B 0 5
0 A A 0
Wall fastening kit for CM-2835 AK
3 1 3
0 C A 0 8
0 A A 0
IP 20 backside cover kit for
3 1 3
0 C A 5 0
0 A A 1
3 1 3
0 C A 6 2
0 A A 0
3 1 3
0 C A 6 3
0 A A 0
2 1 3
0 A J 3 8
0 A A 0
2 1 3
2 A J 3 0
0 A A 0
CM-0842 AX 1703 Bus interface 4x ber op.
1 1 1
0 A J 4 2
0 A A 0
CM-0843 AX 1703 Bus interface electrical
1 1 1
0 A J 4 3
0 A A 0
CM-6810 TM I/O-Modules extension cable
1 1 3 0 G J 1 0
0 A A 0
TC6-200 Withdrawal aid for terminals
3 1 3
0 G C 0 0
0 A A 1
TC6-050 Bus termination CP-600X
0 1 1
0 G A 5 0
0 A A 1
GPS167-ANT/CON GPS-antenna-converter
0 1 1
0 A J 0 1
0 A A 0
GPS-AV4 GPS-antenna-terminal block
3 1 1
0 A J 0 3
0 A A 0
GPS-AV4 GPS-antenna-connecting kit
3 1 1
0 A J 0 1
0 A A 0
Supply cable for modem CE070X/DCF
3 1 1
0 E A 5 1
0 A A 0
CM-2835/CM-2836
TC2-062 AK front pan for CM-2832
change to CP-2014 (9 slots)
TC2-063 AK front pan for CM-2835
change to CP-2014 (17 slots)
CM-0838 SFP-Transceiver optically
(duplex LC) for CM-2839
CM-0838 SFP-Transceiver electric (RJ45)
for CM-2839
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SICAM AK
Description
Variants
Order No.
6 M F1
DCF 77-receiver for DIN rail
1 1 1
0 A J 0 6
0 A A 0
PS-4620 Power Supply DC 24-60 V for
1 1 1
0 E G 2 0
0 A A 0
KR-DCF/AAG connection kit 0,6M DCF-rec
3 0 1 0 C A 0 3
0 A A 0
CM-0825 TOOLBOX cable USB Type A-Mini B
3 1 3
0 A J 2 5
0 A A 0
WMOD Eurocom for 1703 DIAL UP cong.
1 0 2
0 B A 1 4
0 A A 0
W/SMOD Westermo Modem for SAT1703
1 0 2
0 B A 1 5
0 A A 0
Westermo TD-35LV
1 0 2
0 B A 1 6
0 A A 0
GSM Modem Dual-band
1 0 2
0 B A 3 0
0 A A 0
GSM Antenna
1 0 2
0 B A 3 1
0 A A 0
T41-252 Patch cable CAT5 3 m
3 0 4
0 B C 5 2
0 A A 1
DCF 77-receiver
USB-cable type A-A AWG20/28 1.5 m
3 1 3 0 G C 0 1
0 A A 1
3 1 3 0 G C 0 2
0 A A 1
3 1 3 0 G C 0 3
0 A A 1
Dust protector for D-SUB 9
3 1 1
0 A A 3 3
0 A A 0
SYCON
8 1 1
0 A A 2 0
0 A A 1
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Controlling and telecontrol for medium data volumes
SICAM TM
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Description
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Peripherals
6.2/6
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6.2/2
SICAM TM
Description
Configuration example
Process control system
SICAM TOOLBOX II
SICAM TM Central unit

Local input / output
Central processing
NTP
IEC 60870-5-104
SICAM TM
Data node
Front end
Gateway
IEC 60870-5-104
SICAM TM Station control unit
SICAM TM TC substation
SICAM TM
Process coupling (serial, wide)
Local processing
Turbine controller
Node function
Decentralized acquisition
Power plant management
Automatic functions
IEC 60870-5-103
IEC 60870-5-101
Automation & control
IEC 61850
IEC 60870-5-104
SICAM RTUs
SICAM RTUs
SIPROTEC / IEDs
Figure 6.2/1 SICAM TM configuration
Description
SICAM TM system concept makes it possible to combine
automation and telecontrol in one device. The intelligent
terminal modules are designed for easy mounting on
35 mm DIN rails.
Wide transfer interfaces are systematically reduced with
SICAM TM through direct connection of actuators and sensors
with wire cross-sections of up to 2.5 mm. Binary input and
output modules up to DC 220 V also open up savings potential
at interface level. For decentral input/output, individual modules can be located remotely up to 200 m away from the master control element. The wide range of different media for
local and long-distance communication can be used.
SICAM TM functions with IEC standards 60870-5-101/103/
104 and IEC 61850 for consistent addressing from acquisition to output. Especially noteworthy is the possibility of
offering client and server functionality on only one Ethernet
interface. This interface was certified by an independent
laboratory to verify interoperability. Seamless integration in
existing automation networks is also possible.
SICAM TOOLBOX II: Consistently simple engineering
All engineering activities, from system diagnostics to online
testing, can also be carried out extremely efficiently from
remote locations. The close interfacing with design tools
such as ELCAD ensures consistent documentation of the
entire system, while the user programs for closed- and openloop control functions are created in CAEx plus according to
IEC 61131-3.
SICAM TM with Safety Integrity Level SIL 2 Functional

safety in process instrumentation
SICAM TM fulfils the SIL (Safety Integrity Level) requirements
in accordance with standard IEC 61508. Several safetyrelated SICAM TM or SICAM AK controllers linked via standard telecontrol protocols can be operated with SICAM Safety
Benefits
The simple, intuitive operability with SICAM TOOLBOX II
reduces cost for compiling and updating planning data
Storage of parameters and firmware on a flash card reduces
personnel and service costs. Thanks to Plug & Play, units
can be exchanged without new parameterization or loading
and without a PC.
The combined automation and telecontrol incorporated in
a device allows flexible applications and problem-free connection to communications infrastructures already in place.
The extensive application area ranges from:
Hydropower plants (e.g. turbine controllers)
Electrical power distribution and transmission
Oil and gas pipelines
Tunnel equipment, etc. to
Railway technology, in compliance with railway
safety standards EN 50126, EN 50128, EN 50129
Safety-related safety controllers in accordance with IEC
61508 SIL2, also via standard telecontrol protocols distributed over several SICAM TM or SICAM AK controllers
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SICAM TM
Description
Figure 6.2/2 SICAM TM system architecture: connection of up to 16 peripheral elements via bus interface (electrical)
System concept SICAM TM

SICAM TM is designed especially for easy installation and
powerful application. Due to consequent development, it fits
optimally both for automation and telecontrol systems.
An essential feature of SICAM TM is its efficient and simple
way of interfacing to the process signals. This is accomplished by so-called I/O modules boasting a robust housing
and reliable contacting. The I/O modules are arranged side
by side. Contact between them is established as soon as they
engage with one another, without requiring any further
manual intervention. Even so, it is still possible to replace
every single module separately.
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A clearly structured connection front featuring status indicator LEDs makes sure that things at the site remain clear and
transparent. The structure of the terminals permits direct
sensor/actuator wiring without requiring the use of intermediate terminals.
The I/O modules may, depending on the requirements, be
equipped with either an electrical or an optical bus, whereby
the peripheral signals can be acquired very close to their
point of origin. Consequently, wide cabling can be reduced
to a minimum.
SICAM TM
Description
System architecture
A SICAM TM forms an automation unit of the SICAM system
family and is constituted of the following components:
Modular, expandable and detachable peripheral elements
Protocol elements for communications, mountable on the
master control element

The master control element provides the open-/closed-loop
functions and/or the parameterizable telecontrol function, as
well as the node function for the communication via serial
interfaces and LAN/WAN. Therefore, it also serves as a centrally coordinating element for all system functions and all
internal and integral concepts.
Master control unit

The master control element forms the heart of the SICAM TM
automation module. Process input and output is connected
externally via peripheral elements. The communication interfaces can be fitted directly onto the master control element.
This architecture ensures

deterministic behavior of the open-/closed-loop control
function with guaranteed reaction times
autonomous behavior (e.g. in the case of communication
failure), and
integration of the telecontrol functionality (spontaneous
processing and spontaneous communication) as well as the
open-/closed-loop control functions (periodical processing
and periodical communication with the periphery) into one
common automation device.
To connect peripheral elements to the master control element, a bus interface module must be arranged side by side
with the master control element.
Figure 6.2/3 SICAM TM
Master control element with a 9-pin D-SUB socket on its

right side
Bus interface module with a 9-pin D-SUB connector on its
left side
Up to 2 bus interface modules on one master control
element
Up to 14 peripheral elements on a master control element
Up to four communications interfaces via insertable serial
interface modules for:
serial communication (point-to-point, multipoint, and
dial-up traffic)
LAN/WAN (Ethernet)
PROFIBUS DP
Interfacing of up to 16 peripheral elements via the serial
Ax peripherals bus (16 Mbps)
Function diagram design according to IEC 61131-3 with
CAEx plus for open-loop and closed-loop control functions
Configurable telecontrol functions with and without time
tagging
Time synchronization via minute pulse, time signal receiver,
serial communications link or NTP server (LAN/WAN)
Parameter setting, diagnostics, and testing by SICAM
TOOLBOX II, both locally or from remote locations
Storing of parameters and firmware on flash card.
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SICAM TM
Peripherals
Peripherals
A peripheral element is constituted of
1 power supply module,
1 peripheral control module, and
up to 8 I/O modules
The respective data sheets document how many I/O modules
may actually be used per peripheral element and in what
order they can be used.
A key feature of SICAM TM is that it provides for the efficient
and simple connection of the process signals. This is done at
the I/O modules standing out for a robust housing, reliable
contacting and sound electronics.
The I/O modules are added side by side to the peripheral control module. Contact is established as soon as they engage
with one another, without requiring any further manual
intervention. Even so, every single I/O module can still be
exchanged separately and mounted on a DIN rail. It may be
installed horizontally or vertically.
Removable terminals (I/O connectors) are used for the simple
handling of modules when they are to be mounted or exchanged. Since the terminals carry the wiring, no connections need to be disconnected when devices are exchanged.
To interface peripheral elements to the master control element, a bus interface module must be fitted on the side of
the master control element. Using simple, standardized USB
cables, the peripheral control modules are connected to the
bus interface module, thereby reducing the assembly effort
required for their connection to a minimum.
The Ax peripheral bus permits the secured, serial, in-system
communication between the master control element and the
peripheral elements. Serial communication also renders it
possible to detach individual or all peripheral elements via
optical links up to 200 m from the master, with full system
functionality remaining intact.
Functions of the peripheral control module:
Secured data exchange with the master control element
Secured data exchange with the connected I/O modules via
the TM bus (Terminal Module Bus)
Monitoring of the connected I/O modules
Preprocessing of the input and output signals
Functions of the I/O modules:
Acquisition and output of binary and analog process signals
Secured data exchange with the peripheral control element
via the TM bus
The communication between the I/O modules and the
peripheral control module takes place via the TM bus according to the master/slave method, with the I/O modules being
the slaves.
By arranging the various modules side by side, contact will
be established automatically throughout the TM bus so that
no additional wiring is required.
Figure 6.2/4 Peripheral element
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SICAM TM
Peripherals
Communication
The communication function is used for the exchange of
data and thus for the transmission of messages via protocol elements to other automation units or control systems.
The hardware for the protocol elements are serial interface
modules (SIMs), which can be mounted on the master control element. On one master control element, up to 2 SIMs
can be mounted.
A serial interface module features:
two serial communication interfaces, or
one LAN communication interface (Ethernet) plus optional
serial interface, or
one Profibus interface (DP master)
Since a communication interface corresponds to one protocol element, a total of up to 4 protocol elements can be used
for each SICAM TM. This way, a multitude of communication
options is available.
Technical data
Protocols: IEC 60870-5-101/103/104, IEC 61850,
PROFIBUS DP, SAT SSI, SAT PCMBA, Modbus, DNP 3.0,
IEC 61107 ...
Closed- and open-loop control function: 512 KB for user
program, about 50,000 variables and signals, of which
2,000 buffered, 250 buffered setpoint values
EMC: IEC 60870-2, IEC 60255, IEC 61000, EN 50082 ...
Supply voltage:
Master control element: DC 2460 V + 30 %/-20 %
Peripheral element: DC 2460 V + 30 %/-25 %;
DC 110220 V +/-25 %
Temperature range
Master control element: -25 ... +65 C
(depending on equipment)
Peripheral element: -25 ... +70 C
Dimensions:
Master control element: 306 x 155 x 75 mm
Peripheral element: 630 x 127 x 72 mm = fully configured
peripheral element with 8 I/O modules
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SICAM TM
Description
Variants
Order No.
6 M F1
SICAM TM: Compact automation
Ambient conditions: -25 +70 C

Dimensions (WxHxD)
306x155x72 mm
CP-6014 Master control module
1 1 3
0 G A 1 4
0 A A 0
Flash Card 2GB
2 1 3
1 G A 0 5
0 A A 0
Shock-proved mounting part CP-6003/6014
3 1 3
0 G C 1 3
0 A A 1
1 1 3
0 G G 3 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G G 3 2
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G E 1 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G E 1 1
0 A A 0
(master control element)

630x127x72 mm (fully congured
peripheral element with 8 I/O modules)
Power supply
DC 24-60 V EMC+
DC 110-220 V EMC+
Periphery interfacing
Ax 1703 electrical peripheral bus
PE-6411 Periphery interfacing
for Ax 1703 optical peripheral bus
I/O modules
Up to 8 modules for
Up to 8 modules for
Up to 8 modules for
Binary inputs
1 1 3
0 G B 0 0
0 A A 0
DI-6101 2x8, DC 110-220 V
1 1 3
0 G B 0 1
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G B 0 2
0 A A 0
DI-6103 Binary input 2x8, DC 110/220 V, 1MS
1 1 3
0 G B 0 3
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G B 0 4
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 0 0
0 A A 0
AI-6307 Analog input 2x2 5 mA
1 1 3
0 G D 0 7
0 A A 0
AI-6308 Analog input 2x2 1 mA/ 2 mA
1 1 3
0 G D 0 8
0 A A 0
AI-6310 Analog input 2x2 Pt100
1 1 3
0 G D 1 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 0 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 1 2
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 8 0
0 A A 0
Analog inputs
Binary outputs
DO-6200 Binary output transistor 2x8
DC 24-48 V
DO-6212 Binary output relay 1x8 DC 24-220 V

AC 230 V
Up to 8 modules for
Analog outputs
AO-6380 Analog output 4x 20 mA/ 10 mA 10 V
Command outputs
1 1 3
0 G C 2 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 2 1
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 3 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G E 2 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G E 5 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 0 3
0 A A 0
AI-6304 Direct transformer input (4 x 220 V,
1 1 3
0 G D 0 4
0 A A 0
with measurement
DO-6230 Command output relay module
Speed & Position measurements
TE-6420 Speed measurement 2x2
DC 5/24 V/NAMUR
TE-6450 Position measurement 2x2 SSI/RS422
Direct transformer input
3 x 6 A) 2 x optical*
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SICAM TM
Description
Variants
Order No.
6 M F1
SICAM TM: Compact automation
Bus interface module

CM-0842 Ax1703-Bus interface 4-way, optical ber
1 1 1
0 A J 4 2
0 A A 0
CM-0843 Ax1703-Bus interface electrical
1 1 1
0 A J 4 3
0 A A 0
Cables
T41-252 Patch cable CAT5 3 m
3 0 4
0 B C 5 2
0 A A 1
3 1 3
0 G C 0 1
0 A A 1
3 1 3
0 G C 0 2
0 A A 1
3 1 3
0 G C 0 3
0 A A 1
Ax-Bus patch cable DSUB to RJ45 3 m CAT5
3 1 3
0 G C 2 0
0 A A 1
0 1 3
0 C F 5 1
0 A A 0
CPU (max. 2)
SM-2551 Serial interface processor 2 serial
interfaces (SI)
SM-2556 Network interf. Ethernet 10/100TX
0 1 3
0 C F 5 6
0 A A 0
SM-2557 Dual Network interface Ethernet 10/100 TX
0 1 3
0 C F 5 7
0 A A 0
SM-2545 Probus interface
0 1 1
0 C F 4 5
0 A A 0
0 1 3
0 A F 5 1
0 A A 0
Submodule for SM-2556

SM-0551 Serial interface processor 1Sl
Patch Plug (1 x per Sl)
CM-2860 Patch Plug Standard V28, Ethernet
2 1 1
0 C J 6 0
0 A A 0
CM-2868 Patch Plug V28 transposed
2 1 1
2 C J 6 8
0 A A 0
CM-2869 Patch Plug PROFIBUS
2 1 1
2 C J 6 0
0 A A 0
CM-2872 Patch Plug CM-0821/27 FO
2 1 1
2 C J 7 2
0 A A 0
CE-0700 V.23 Leased line modem
1 0 2
0 B C 0 0
0 A A 0
CE-0701 VFT-channel modem
1 0 2
0 C A 8 1
0 A A 0
CM-0821 Fieldbus-Int. ring (3 x FO, 1 x EL.)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 1
0 A A 0
CM-0822 Fieldbus-interface star (4 x FO)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 2
0 A A 0
CM-0823 Fieldbus-Int. Ring (3 x FO, 1 x RS485)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 3
0 A A 0
CM-0827 Converter V28/optical
1 1 1
0 A J 2 7
0 A A 0
CM-0829 Converter RS232/RS422; RS485
1 1 1
2 A J 2 0
0 A A 0
Accessories
Modems
Converters
3 1 3
0 G C 0 0
0 A A 1
TC6-050 Bus termination CP-600X
3 1 3
0 G A 5 0
0 A A 1
GPS167-ANT/CON GPS-antenna-converter
0 1 1
0 A J 0 1
0 A A 0
GPS-AV4 GPS-antenna-terminal block
0 1 1
0 A J 0 3
0 A A 0
GPS-AV4 GPS-antenna-connecting kit
3 1 1
0 A J 0 1
0 A A 0
Supply cable for modem CE070X/DCF
3 1 1 0 E A 5 1
0 A A 0
DCF 77-receiver for DIN rail
1 1 1 0 A J 0 6
0 A A 0
KR-DCF/AAG connection kit 0.6M DCF-rec
3 0 1 0 C A 0 3
0 A A 0
PS-4620 Power Supply DC 24-60V for
1 1 1
0 A A 0
0 E G 2 0
DCF 77 receiver
1 1 3
0 G J 1 0
0 A A 0
CM-1820 SAT TB cable
0 1 1
0 B J 2 0
0 A A 0
CM-0820/ADAP SAT TB adapter
1 1 1
0 A J 2 0
0 A A 0
1 0 2
0 B A 1 4
0 A A 0
W/SMOD Westermo Modem for SICAM 1703
1 0 2
0 B A 1 5
0 A A 0
Westermo TD-35LV
1 0 2
0 B A 1 6
0 A A 0
GSM Modem Dual-band
1 0 2
0 B A 3 0
0 A A 0
GSM Antenna
1 0 2
0 B A 3 1
0 A A 0
3 1 1
0 A A 3 3
0 A A 0
SYCON
8 1 1
0 A A 2 0
0 A A 1
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SICAM Safety
Full functionality for safety-critical applications
SICAM Safety
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Description
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SICAM Safety
Description
Description
SICAM Safety is conceived for safety-related automation
of the power distributions in hydropower plants as well as
in oil and gas sectors.
The goal of safety technology is to minimize the dangers of
plant operation for people and environment without restricting production more than necessary. The safety requirementss
of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC are found in the
following standards:
EN ISO 13849 Safety of machinery
Safety-related parts of control systems
IEC 61508/62061 Safety of machinery
Functional safety of safety-related electronic control
systems
Figure 6
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3/1 SICAM AK,
AK TM and
dS
Safety
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SICAM safety components comply with all specifications of

the certified safety integrity level (SIL).
Besides the application in the oil and gas segment,
SICAM Safety is primarily suitable for the automation of
hydropower plants. The modules protect turbines and
generators from mechanical overload by reliably detecting:
impermissible operating states,
imbalance of the shaft due to bearing damage,
rise in temperature due to an interwinding fault in the
generator, or
a guide vane fracture in a Francis turbine.
SICAM Safety integrates safety functions simply and conveniently into the plant. In addition to automation functions, the
SICAM platform thus also fulfills the necessary safety requirements. One system, more functionality, standard engineering
for safety with efficiency.
SICAM platform extension
The SICAM Safety application upgrades existing SICAM
hardware with reliable open-loop and closed-loop control
functions. The SICAM Safety input/output modules are
designed as terminal modules, allowing them to be combined flexibly with SICAM standard modules.
SICAM TOOLBOX II extension
Planning and implementation of safety-related functions
takes place with the CAEx safety toolset.
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SICAM Safety
Description
Two-channel solution
When you use SICAM Safety, process information from the
sensor via the control system to the actuators is processed
on a two-channel basis. To this end, the internal design of all
safety modules features two-channel technology. Two integrated processors process the firmware in parallel and detect
faults. The crucial advantage is that they also monitor each
other. If a malfunction occurs, the modules switch over reliably to a safe state or remain in this state.
Guaranteed reaction time: 100 ms from occurrence of a
criterion to triggering
Proven solution
Standard and safety-related automation functions are
separated.
The PROFIsafe protocol is used for communication between
a safety-related control unit and the safety-related peripheral equipment. Engineering in SICAM TOOLBOX II: You use
OPM II to process the safety parameters; then you finally
verify and validate safety controls and parameters with the
CAEx safety toolset.
Safety application on existing hardware

Safety and standard applications run simultaneously.
Several CP-2017 processing and communication elements
can be installed in an automation unit.
Several distributed peripheral elements can be connected
to SICAM AK and SICAM TM.
SICAM Safety application distributed between several
locations
The SICAM Safety application allows the integration of
sensors or data from different localities for example from
weir systems in large power plants
pumps in pipelines
Distribution of SICAM Safety applications between several
SICAM AK or SICAM TM automation units. The partial applications communicate securely via a standard telecontrol
connection with standard protocol.
SICAM Safety input/output modules
Binary input and output for DC 24 V
Analog input for 4 to 20 mA
Thanks to the terminal module design, a mix of standard
and safety modules is possible also for retrofitting.
The connection can be made via several lines with a
choice of optical and/or electrical.
SICAM Safety configuration

SICAM AK
Ax-bus interface
SICAM Safety
SICAM Safety
Optical bus
Figure 6.3/2 Plant configuration
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Electrical bus
SICAM Safety
Description
Variants
Order No.
6MF
SICAM Safety
SICAM AK
SICAM TOOLBOX II
DI-6170 Binary Input 2x4, DC 24 V (S)
1 1 1 3
0 G B 7 0
0 A A 0
DO-6270 Bin. Outp. Trans. 4x, DC 24 V (S)
1 1 1 3
0 G C 7 0
0 A A 0
AI-6370 Analog Input 4x, 4-20 mA (S)
1 1 1 3
0 G D 7 0
0 A A 0
Labeling Strip CP-2017 SIL (S)
1 3 1 3
0 C A 6 6
0 A A 0
TC6-221 SICAM Safety sticker for CP-6014 SIL (S)
1 3 1 3
0 G C 2 1
0 A A 0
TBII_CAEx safety (FULL)
7 0 0 0
5 F A 0 0
0 A F 0
TBII_CAEx safety (LIGHT)
7 0 0 0
5 L A 0 0
0 A F 0
TBII_Upgrade_CAEx safety (LIGHT to FULL)
7 0 0 0
5 G A 0 0
0 A F 0
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SICAM CMIC
The smart cube for your distribution network
SICAM CMIC
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SICAM CMIC
Description
Description
SICAM CMIC is a universal system. It is suitable for electrical
distribution substations, gas distribution substations, hydropower plants, pipelines, railway power supplies, as well as in
building protection or for alarm signaling.
Ambient conditions often place high demands on supply substations. No matter whether they are transformer substations,
utilities substations or small telecontrol stations they usually
lack heating and air-conditioning systems to guarantee adequate ambient conditions. This is exacerbated by restricted
space, which requires a very high degree of electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC). SICAM CMIC is perfectly equipped to
tackle these challenges. The device is suitable for broad application in the field, and can be deployed within a temperature
range from -40 to +70 C and where strict EMC requirements
apply.
The SICAM CMIC SD memory card has a number of functions.
First of all, it provides data for parameterizing the SICAM
device. This means that your accurate parameters are always
available locally, which saves you the need to perform complicated loading procedures on the PC.
Secondly, exchanging devices for service purposes is a simple
plug-and-play process, because the configuration is transferred directly to the replacement device with the SD memory card. Together with the extensive remote-fault diagnosis
options, this reduces downtimes to a minimum, from hours
to a matter of minutes.
Figure 6.4/1 SICAM CMIC
Advantages at a glance:
Coupling of additional devices thanks to integrated node
functionality
Configuration, diagnostics and tests via a web server;
alternatively per SICAM TOOLBOX II
Reduction in work load through remote maintenance,
remote diagnosis and remote parameterization
Interlocking and local control in compliance with
IEC 61131-3 thanks to smart user programs
Local operation via display and function keys
Data storage on SD card; plug-and-play for start-up and
service
Use of SICAM CMIC under all ambient conditions thanks to
wide temperature range and extremely high degree of EMC
Extendibility of the digital I/O with up to 6 SICAM I/O
modules
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SICAM CMIC
Description/Selection and ordering data
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LC display
4 function keys
3 LEDs for status (POK, RY, ER)
2 LEDs for Ethernet
2 LEDs for RS-232
2 LEDs for RS-485
2 LEDs for Ethernet
SD memory card
Connection for RJ45/Ethernet
Connection for RS-232 (underneath)
Connection for RS-485 (underneath)
9
9
Figure 6.4/2 SICAM CMIC control display and connections
Thanks to its node functionality, SICAM CMIC is flexible and

can even be used as a telecontrol substation with any form
of communication to the control center. If the scope of signals
of a SICAM CMIC should ever be insufficient, additional
SICAM CMICs or other devices can be connected. Freely
programmable user programs for local control, interlocking
or regulating functions round out the versatile attributes of
the SICAM CMIC.
Communication:
Joint communications
You can connect external communication modules via the
V.28 interface for transmission in joint traffic. The standard
protocols are freely selectable (IEC 80870-5-101, DNP 3.0,
Modbus RTU). Additional protocols are available on request.
Dial-up traffic
Various connection-oriented transmission media are supported as standard via dial-up traffic (analog, ISDN, GSM,
TETRA).
SICAM CMIC overview:

Maintenance-free, small compact device for mounting
on DIN rail
Local operation via 4 function keys and display
12 digital inputs for messages
8 digital outputs for commands
Ethernet-LAN 10/100BASE-TX, 2 ports, RS-485 and
RS-232/V.24 interfaces with the common protocols:
IEC 60870-5-101/-103/-104, Modbus, DNP 3.0, DNP(i) etc.
Freely programmable user programs in accordance with
IEC 61131-3
Configuration via LAN, WAN
Configuration via SICAM telecontrol center or SD card
Simplified service thanks to SD card (storage of parameters
and firmware)
Integrated UPS functionality for external storage battery
with supply voltage of AC 110 to 240 V
Tomorrows security standard (BDEW White Paper conformity and integrated crypto chip)
LAN/WAN
In the case of communication via LAN/WAN, transmission is implemented either in accordance with
IEC 60870-5-104 or DNP(i) based on Ethernet TCP/IP.

Description
Order No.
SICAM CMIC
6M F210
DC 24-60 V
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A B 1 0 0 A A 0
Temperature range -25 to +70 C
SICAM EMIC
Feeder Automation Controller
SICAM EMIC
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SICAM EMIC
Description
Figure 6.5/1 SICAM EMIC
Description
With growing pressure on costs in virtually all processes,
there is an increasing need to also automate smaller stations
to make better and more reliable use of existing equipment.
Modern, high-performance automation systems allow the
integration of smaller stations to provide universal and reliable management of complex processes. But smaller stations
are also being equipped with greater functionality because
of the increased demand for more information.
Flexible use
As the logical consequence of these demands, SICAM EMIC
represents the expansion of the proven product SICAM MIC.
SICAM EMIC is a low-cost, flexible and modular telecontrol
station, and is part of the proven SICAM RTU family. The
hardware consists of a master control element and various
I/O modules, and is designed for DIN rail mounting. The
proven I/O modules can be used and fitted on all products in
the SICAM AK, TM and MIC family.
From straightforward monitoring activities to control functions and the integration of additional equipment, modern
systems need to offer a wide range of functionality.
The master control element is used for interfacing and supplying the I/O modules and provides three communication
interfaces (1 x Ethernet and 2 x serial) to meet a wide range
of requirements. Complete flexibility is ensured here as well,
because different communication protocols can be allocated
freely. The option of automation functions rounds out the
range of functionality of the SICAM EMIC.
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SICAM EMIC
Description
NTP
Control system
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 60870-5-101
SICAM EMIC
Telephone network(s) analog, digital

IEC 60870-5-101
Dial-up traffic
IEC 60870-5-101
Radio, fiber optics, cable, etc.

IEC 60870-5-101
IEC 60870-5-103
SICAM MIC
SICAM EMIC
SICAM MIC
Multipoint traffic
Figure 6.5/2 Practical applications of SICAM MIC/EMIC
Integrated web server for simple engineering

Keeping the engineering process as simple as possible was a
top priority with the SICAM EMIC. The master control element has an integrated web server for configuration, diagnostics and testing, so that no special tools or additional
licenses are needed. The tool is already integrated in
SICAM EMIC and is operated with a standard web browser.
Engineering, diagnostics and testing of the SICAM EMIC can
also be carried out with the proven SICAM TOOLBOX II, the
integrated engineering tool for the entire SICAM RTU family.
SICAM EMIC receives the parameterizing data via a flash

card. Consequently, the correct parameters are always available locally and there is no need to load data from a PC.
This makes exchanging devices during servicing a straightforward Plug & Play operation, and it is very simple to transfer configuration data to the replacement device with the
flash card. For this reason, and because of the comprehensive remote diagnostics options, downtimes can be reduced
to a minimum.
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Thanks to its node functionality, SICAM EMIC has many

different potential applications:
SICAM EMIC can be used as an ordinary telecontrol substation with any kind of communication to a control center.
If SICAM EMIC doesnt offer adequate signal scope, additional EMIC systems can be connected.
Freely programmable application programs for local control
functions complete the all-round versatility of the SICAM
EMIC.
SICAM EMIC
Description
Figure 6.5/3 SICAM EMIC architecture
Highly flexible options for communication to the

control center:
Multi-point traffic
External data transmission equipment can be connected
via the V.28 interface for multi-point traffic transmission.
Dial-up traffic
A wide range of connection-oriented transmission media
(analog, ISDN, GSM, TETRA) are supported as standard
for dial-up traffic as well.
LAN/WAN
IEC 60870-5-104/DNPi communication based on Ethernet
TCP/IP is used for communication via LAN/WAN.
Functions of the master control element:

Central processing functions
Storing of the parameters and the firmware on a flash card
Interfacing and supplying of the I/O modules
3 communication interfaces, with different individual
communication protocols (IEC 60870-5-101, -103, -104,
Modbus, DNP 3.0, other protocols on request)
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SICAM EMIC
Description
Variants
SICAM EMIC: Small RTU with 3 communication interfaces (V.28, RS485 and Ethernet)
Order No.
6 M F1

Dimensions (WxHxD):
134x127x72 mm (master control element)
67x127x72 mm (power supply, I/O modules)
Power supply
PS-6630 Power supply DC 24-60 V EMC+
1 1 3
0 G G 3 2
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G G 3 0
0 A A 0

Mandatory 1 x
CP-6010 EMIC Master control module
1 1 3
0 G A 1 0
0 A A 0
Mandatory 1 x
Flash card 2 GB
2 1 3
1 G A 0 5
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G B 0 0
0 A A 0
DI-6101 Binary input 2x8, DC 110/220 V
1 1 3
0 G B 0 1
0 A A 0
DI-6102 Binary input 2x8, DC 24-60 V, 1 MS
1 1 3
0 G B 0 2
0 A A 0
Max. 8 I/O modules per master control

element applicable
Up to 8 modules for:
Binary Inputs
DI-6103 Binary input 2x8, DC 110/220 V, 1 MS
1 1 3
0 G B 0 3
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G B 0 4
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 0 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 0 7
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 0 8
0 A A 0
AI-6310 Analog input 2x2 PT100/NI100
1 1 3
0 G D 1 0
0 A A 0
Analog Inputs
Binary Outputs
DO-6200 Binary output transistor 2x8 DC 24-60 V
1 1 3
0 G C 0 0
0 A A 0
DO-6212 Binary output relay 8x DC 24-220 V/AC 230 V
1 1 3
0 G C 1 2
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 2 0
0 A A 0
with measurement
1 1 3
0 G C 2 1
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 3 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 8 0
0 A A 0
Analog Outputs
AO-6380 Analog output 4x 20 mA/ 10 mA/ 10 V
Accessories
6.5/6
1 1 3
0 G J 1 0
0 A A 0
Modem-cable TM 1703 MIC for CE-070X
3 1 3
0 G C 1 0
0 A A 1
Modem-cable TM 1703 MIC for CTC35-Modem
3 1 3
0 G C 1 1
0 A A 1
DSUB 9POL connector locking
3 1 3
0 G C 1 2
0 A A 0
1 0 2
0 B A 1 4
0 A A 0
1 0 2
0 B A 1 5
0 A A 0
Westermo TD-35LV
1 0 2
0 B A 1 6
0 A A 0
GSM Modem Dual-band
1 0 2
0 B A 3 0
0 A A 0
GSM Antenna
1 0 2
0 B A 3 1
0 A A 0
CE-0700 Leased line modem for 1703
1 0 2
0 B C 0 0
0 A A 0
CE-0701 Chan. unit f. top hat rail
1 0 2
0 C A 8 1
0 A A 0
CM-0829 RS232/RS422; RS485 Converter isolated
1 1 1
2 A J 1 0
0 A A 0
CM-0821 Fieldbus-Int. Ring (3 x FO, 1 x el.)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 1
0 A A 0
CM-0822 Fieldbus-Interface Star (4 x FO)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 2
0 A A 0
CM-0823 Fieldbus-Interface (3 x FO,1 x RS485)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 3
0 A A 0
CM-0828S232/RS485 Converter isolated
1 1 1
2 A J 2 0
0 A A 0
TPP_3M TP patch cable 3M CAT 5, gray
3 0 4
0 B C 5 2
0 A A 1
3 1 1
0 A A 3 3
0 A A 0
Supply cable for Modem CE070X/DCF
3 1 1
0 E A 5 1
0 A A 0
3 1 3
0 G C 0 0
0 A A 1
SICAM MIC
Controlling and telecontrol for small data volumes
SICAM MIC
Contents
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Description
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SICAM MIC
Description
Figure 6.6/1 SICAM MIC
Description
SICAM MIC (Terminal Module for microcontrol) is a low-cost,
modular, telecontrol substation and belongs to the proven automation family. The devices consist of a master control element
and various I/O modules and are designed for DIN rail mounting.
The master control element serves for the interfacing and supplying of the I/O modules and provides a telecommunications
interface in accordance with IEC 60870-5-101 for dial-up or
multi-point traffic. Alternatively, LAN/WAN communication
can be used, according to IEC 60870-5-104 over TCP/IP.
Integrated web server for simple engineering
Great importance has been placed on keeping the engineering process as simple as possible. The master control element has an integrated web server for configuration, diagnostics and testing, so that no special tools or additional
licenses are needed. The tool is already integrated in SICAM
MIC and is operated with a standard web browser.
Plug & Play for servicing and commissioning

The configuration parameters in SICAM MIC are already
stored on an SIM card of the kind used in mobile phones.
When commissioning or servicing, the configuration is simply transferred to the new device when the SIM card is inserted.
Additional advantages of the SIM card are that all data is
always available locally and there is no possibility of accidentally loading incorrect parameters (for example from a PC).
Configuration is also possible with an offline tool without
destination system hardware and can be carried out very
simply at any desk. The fully written SIM card transfers the
complete configuration into SICAM MIC. A web browser is
the only requirement for any changes or local tests. Alternatively, the engineering process can also be carried out with
the SICAM TOOLBOX II.
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SICAM MIC
Description
NTP
Control system
IEC 60870-5-104
SICAM MIC
Radio, fiber optics, cable, etc.

IEC 60870-5-101
Telephone network(s) analog, digital

IEC 60870-5-101
Dial-up traffic
SICAM MIC
Multipoint traffic
Figure 6.6/2 Network configuration
Typical applications of SICAM MIC

SICAM MIC can be operated optionally in multi-point or dialup traffic, or via LAN/WAN networks. Transmission conforms
to IEC 60870-5-101 or IEC 60870-5-104.
Dial-up traffic
A wide range of connection-oriented transmission media
(analog, ISDN, GSM, TETRA) is supported as standard for
dial-up traffic as well.
Multi-point traffic
For transmission in multi-point traffic, external data transmission equipment can be connected via the V.28 interface.
In this way, it is possible, for example, to use power lines for
communication by means of DLC modems.
LAN/WAN
IEC 60870-5-104-compliant transmission based on Ethernet
TCP/IP is used for communication via LAN/WAN networks.
Configuration, diagnostics and testing are possible from any
access point to the network including remote locations.
6
SICAM MIC the system in detail
Functions of the master control elements
Central processing functions
Saving the parameters on SIM card
Interfacing and supplying of the I/O modules
Power supply Master control unit
Figure 6.6/3 Device configuration
6.6/4
Telecommunication or LAN/WAN interface

6 binary inputs
2 relay outputs
Watchdog output
up to 8 I/O modules
SICAM MIC
Description
SICAM MIC the advantages at a glance

SICAM MIC is a universal system suitable for electricity distribution stations, hydro-electric power stations, pipelines,
gas distribution stations, railway power supplies and tunnels, and for building protection and alarm sensors
Simple configuration by means of integrated web browser
with no special tools or licenses, configuration, diagnostics
and testing via integrated web server
Alternatively, engineering is also possible with the SICAM
TOOLBOX II
Simple application programs
Plug & Play with SIM card for data storage when commissioning and servicing: no tools needed for changing modules; offline and duplication tool for SIM card
Direct connection of process cables
35 mm DIN rail mounting
Communication via IEC 60870-5-101/104
Multi-point traffic:
analog or digital radio
telecommunications cable
DLC modem (Distribution Line Carrier)
Dial-up traffic:
analog telephone networks
ISDN
GSM
TETRA (TErrestrial Trunked RAdio)
TCP/IP communication:
LAN (local area network)
WAN (wide area network), GPRS/EDGE
Figure 6.6/4 Project engineering
Figure 6.6/5 SICAM MIC
6.6/5
SICAM MIC
Description
Variants
Small RTU with 1 communication interface (V.28, or Ethernet)
Order No.
6 M F1

Dimensions (WxHxD): 67x127x72 mm
Power supply
Either 1 x
1 1 3
0 G G 3 0
0 A A 0
or 1 x
1 1 3
0 G G 3 2
0 A A 0
Either 1 x
CP-6020 MIC Master control ET10TX/V.28/8Mod
1 1 3
0 G A 2 0
0 A A 0
or 1 x
CP-6040 MIC Master control
1 1 3
0 G A 4 0
0 A A 0
2 1 3
1 G A 0 3
0 A A 0
DI-6100 Binary Input 2x8, DC 24-60 V
1 1 3
0 G B 0 0
0 A A 0
DI-6101 Binary Input 2x8, DC 110/220 V
1 1 3
0 G B 0 1
0 A A 0
DI-6102 Binary Input 2x8, DC 24-60 V, 1MS
1 1 3
0 G B 0 2
0 A A 0
DI-6103 Binary Input 2x8, DC 110/220 V, 1MS
1 1 3
0 G B 0 3
0 A A 0
DI-6104 Binary Input 2x8, DC 220 V
1 1 3
0 G B 0 4
0 A A 0
AI-6300 Analog Input 2x2 20 mA/ 10 V
1 1 3
0 G D 0 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 0 7
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 0 8
0 A A 0
AI-6310 Analog Input 2x2 PT100/NI100
1 1 3
0 G D 1 0
0 A A 0
ET10TX/Ethernet/8Mod
Mandatory 1 x
SIM card 32KB
power supply
Max. 8 I/O modules per master control
Up to 8 modules for
Binary inputs
Up to 8 modules for
Up to 8 modules for
Analog Inputs
Binary Outputs
DO-6200 Binary Output Trans. 2x8 DC 24-60 V
1 1 3
0 G C 0 0
0 A A 0
DO-6212 Binary Output Rel 8x
1 1 3
0 G C 1 2
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 2 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 2 1
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G C 3 0
0 A A 0
1 1 3
0 G D 8 0
0 A A 0
DC 24-220 V/AC 230 V
with measurement
Up to 2 modules for
Analog Outputs
AO-6380 Analog output 4x 20 mA/ 10 mA/ 10 V
Accessories
6.6/6
1 1 3
0 G J 1 0
0 A A 0
Modem-cable TM 1703 MIC for CE-070X
3 1 3
0 G C 1 0
0 A A 1
Modem-cable TM 1703 MIC for CTC35-Modem
3 1 3
0 G C 1 1
0 A A 1
DSUB 9POL. Connector locking
3 1 3
0 G C 1 2
0 A A 0
1 0 2
0 B A 1 4
0 A A 0
1 0 2
0 B A 1 5
0 A A 0
Westermo TD-35LV
1 0 2
0 B A 1 6
0 A A 0
GSM Modem Dual-band
1 0 2
0 B A 3 0
0 A A 0
GSM Antenna
1 0 2
0 B A 3 1
0 A A 0
CE-0700 V.23 Leased line modem for 1703
1 0 2
0 B C 0 0
0 A A 0
CE-0701 VFT Chan. unit f. top hat rail
1 0 2
0 C A 8 1
0 A A 0
CM-0829 RS232/RS422; RS485 Converter isolated
1 1 1
2 A J 1 0
0 A A 0
CM-0821 Fieldbus-Int. Ring (3 x FO, 1 x EL.)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 1
0 A A 0
CM-0822 Fieldbus-Interface Star (4 x FO)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 2
0 A A 0
CM-0823 Fieldbus-Interface Ring (3 x FO,1 x RS485)
1 1 1
0 A J 2 3
0 A A 0
CM-0828 S232/RS485 Converter isolated
1 1 1
2 A J 2 0
0 A A 0
TPP_3M TP patch cable 3 m CAT 5, GREY
3 0 4
0 B C 5 2
0 A A 1
3 1 1
0 A A 3 3
0 A A 0
Supply cable for Modem CE070X/DCF
3 1 1
0 E A 5 1
0 A A 0
3 1 3
0 G C 0 0
0 A A 1
SICAM SGU
Compact and cost-efficient device for Smart Grid applications
SICAM SGU
Content
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Description
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6.7/2
SICAM SGU
Description
Description
Balancing supply and load is a challenge in a market with
a growing energy demand and multiple decentralized energy
resources. Even the most advanced management systems
require numerous field devices to monitor and control the process level. Those devices usually have to be compact and costefficient and have to provide a secure communication interface
even in remote locations. SICAM SGU 7XV5676 has such a
secure and cellular communication build to connect with an
energy management system. It can be used for smart grid
purposes as various as demand response, DER controller for
virtual power plants, renewable integration in microgrids, or
small RTU (EEG-Box only for German version).
Based on a powerful and future-proof hardware and software
platform, SICAM SGU is designed for substations and rough
industrial environment requirements. SICAM SGU is ready for
todays and tomorrows needs. The parameter setting of the
SICAM SGU is simply carried out with a standard web browser
at the PC which is connected via the Ethernet interface. No
special engineering tool is required.
OpenADR fit for demand response
The SICAM SGU can be used as a field device in any demand
response management system (DRMS) via the use of the
interoperable and secure communication protocol OpenADR,
a growing Smart Grid standard, where Siemens plays a key
role with its expertise and integrated solutions.
Communication
The SICAM SGU can be used with an integrated GPRS modem
to connect remote distributed energy resources. SICAM SGU
provides a cost-efficient alternative to expensive wired installations and separate configuration of an external cellular
modem.
A VPN connection, based on IPsec, provides your application
a secure way without intermediates.
Even without IPsec, the integrated TLS provides end-to-end
security for the OpenADR communication.
Function overview
Binary inputs, outputs and LEDs
6 ruggedized EMC-hardened binary inputs with pickup
voltage threshold settable to DC 19 V, DC 88 V or DC 176 V
for different station battery voltages
6 command relay outputs. Safe state of contacts after loss
of connection settable by the user
Signal/alarm outputs: 4 LEDs
Housing
Plastic housing for DIN rail mounting
Dimensions: 96 x 96 x 100 mm (W x H x D)
Protection class: IP20
Bild 6.7/1 SICAM SGU
Standards
CE, UL, IEC 60255, IEEE 61000
Temperature range
From -25 C to +70 C
Protocols, communication
Electrical RJ45 Ethernet interface (100Base-TX)
HTTP server, incl. password protection for critical actions
SNTP client for time synchronization
Variant 7XV5676-0JJ00-7AA1
OpenADR 2.0a, with integrated secure TLS
Wide-range power supply: DC 24250 V 20 % and
AC 100230 V, 4565 Hz
Variant 7XV5676-1JJ70-8AA2
IEC 60870-5-104 communication protocol
Power supply: DC 24 V connected to SELV power supply
GPRS communication
Frequency bands: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
GPRS multi-slot class 10, coding schema 14
Data speed: 80 kbps in downlink and 40 kbps in uplink
SIM card replaceable without opening devices cover
2 LEDs for GPRS status, SMA socket for external antenna
Approvals: R&TTE (Europe)
VPN security
IPSec in tunnel mode with ESP
Authentication/encryption based on pre-shared key or
private key and X.509 certificates
Internet key exchange protocol: IKEv1, IKEv2
Authentication algorithms: HMAC-MD5, HMAC-SHA1
Encryption algorithms: DES, 3DES, AES-(128, 192, 256)
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SICAM SGU
Product description
Variants
DIN rail mounting device, IP20
Order No.
7 X V 5 6 7 6 0 J J 0 0 7 A A 1
SICAM SGU (Smart Grid Unit)

Power supply: DC 24240 V,
Dimensions (W x H x D):
AC 100230 V
96mm x 96mm x 100 mm
Digital I/O (6 DI/6DO)
Web server for parameterization
Protocol OpenADR 2.0
Ethernet port RJ45 and integrated Ethernet switch

UL listing
J J 7 0 8 A A 2
7 X V 5 6 76
This SICAM SGU variant can be used as digital I/O unit
Digital I/O (6DI/6DO)
for remote Distributed Energy Resources (DER)
Integrated GPRS
Protocol IEC 104
with IPSEC
Power supply: DC 24 V
Bundle with power supply

SITOP PSU100C
(AC120230 V, DC 110300 V)
2
J L 7 0 8 A A 2
7 X V 5 6 76
This SICAM SGU variant can be used as compact RTU
Digital I/O (3DI/3DO)
for remote Distributed Energy Resources (DER)
Analogue I/O (2AI/2AO)

Integrated GPRS
Protocol IEC 104
with IPSEC
Power supply: DC 24 V
Bundle with power supply

SITOP PSU100C
(AC120230 V, DC 110300 V)
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Distribution-System Automation
Distribution-System Automation
Contents
7. Distribution-System Automation
page
7.1 SICAM FCM
7.1/3
7.2 SICAM DC
7.2/1
7.3 SICAM CMIC, EMIC, MIC, SGU see chapter 6

7.4 SIPROTEC 7SC80 see SIPROTEC Compact Catalog
7.5 SICAM MMU, SICAM P85x, SICAM P50
see SICAM Power Quality and Measurements Catalog

www.siemens.com/protection
7.1/2
SICAM FCM
Keeping a finger on the pulse of your distribution network
SICAM FCM
Contents
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Description
7.1/5
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7.1/4
SICAM FCM
Description
Requirements
Precise fault location is the base for a quick service restoration
at lowest costs. Monitoring the feeder condition such as load
or cos helps to prevent critical network situations. Thereby,
power system availability and reliability is improved in a very
economic way.
2
3
Description
SICAM FCM is a fault locator which is based on protection
know-how and newest low-power sensor technology. Using
the neutral-point displacement voltage, reliable results in fault
detection, especially for compensated and isolated networks,
are achieved. Monitoring of capacity utilization of distributionnetwork components is supported by comprehensive measurands which give an overview on the network status. An instantaneous reading of the load, e.g. of a particular transformer
running at 120 %, enables load shedding exactly where and
when necessary. Therefore, SICAM FCM provides all information via Modbus RTU to judge the distribution-network health
condition.
Transparency in the cable network
Short-circuit and earth-fault detection (directional)
Fast fault localization < 40 ms
High availability
Network condition monitoring (voltage, current, active/
reactive/apparent power, power factor, frequency)
Early-stage detection of overload situations
Reliable distribution network operation
Load flow monitoring (maximum, minimum and mean
values every 15 minutes)
Load curves for planning network expansion
Optimum investment planning
1.
2.
3.
LC display
4 function keys
3 status LEDs
Figure 7.1/1 SICAM FCM control display
Benefits:
Usable in grounded, isolated and compensated networks.
Directional short-circuit and ground fault detection.
Exact and fast fault localization minimizes staff and traveling expenses.
Selective fault information with direction indication used
as a basis for self-healing applications.
Service restoration times possible in the range of minutes
or seconds (depending on the primary equipment)
Minimal loss of network fees/end consumer fees.
Reliable measured values for operation management and
planning.
Targeted use of investment resources in the network planning and network expansion.
Use of low-power sensors and high-quality measurement
equipment with a measuring accuracy of 99 %.
SICAM FCM is the first short-circuit indicator which uses

sensors in line with IEC 60044-7/-8 standard. This enables
high-precision measurements without calibration and
adjustment to the primary variables.
7.1/5
SICAM FCM
Description
Equipment for use
SICAM FCM
with existing
sensors
in solid or lowresistance grounded

systems
in isolated or
compensated
systems
with conventional
transformers
(1 A)
1x
1x
1x
1x
3x
2x
6MD2320-0GA00-1AA0
1x
6MD2320-0AF00-1AA0
SICAM FCM
Directional short-circuit/earth-fault
indicator incl. monitoring
Sensor for phase current
Low-power sensor
225 mV @ 300A, IEC 60044-8, Split-core
transformer 55 mm inside diameter
Order No.
Sensitive core-balance sensor

Sensitive low-power sensor
225 mV @ 60 A, IEC 60044-8, Split-core
transformer 110 mm inside diameter
1 A adapter
Transformer for 3 inputs (1 A)
in low-power signal
1x
6MD2320-0AA10-1AA0
Voltage sensor 12 kV
10 kV/3 3,25 V/3, IEC 60044-7
for T connector with C cone
3 x*
3x
6MD2320-0AA04-1AA0
Voltage sensor 24 kV
20 kV/3 3,25 V/3, IEC 60044-7
for T connector with C cone
3 x*
3x
6MD2320-0AA07-1AA0
* Optional for measuring function
Figure 7.1/2 1A adapter
Figure 7.1/4 Current sensor
7.1/6
6MD2320-1AA00-1AA0
Figure 7.1/3 Voltage sensor
SICAM DC
Smart Grid infrastructure data concentrators for
a more intelligent power supply network
SICAM DC
Contents
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Description
7.2/3
Technical data/Selection and ordering data
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7.2/2
SICAM DC
Description
Description
Smart Grid is a consistently intelligent power supply system
that ensures a reliable and efficient power distribution in order
to meet the constantly increasing requirements imposed on
our power supply. The AMI (Advanced Metering Infrastructure)
systems make a major contribution to the implementation of
this task. The individual system components from the smart
meter and data concentrator to the central IT provide power
consumption data of the connected customers as well as information necessary for the network control so that the optimal
power supply is ensured.
Applications
The data concentrator is one of the most important components within the AMI system and plays a key role in this context. The following two complementary applications can be
roughly identified:
1) Communication gateway for data from smart meters
ensures reliable data transmission (power consumption
etc.) from all connected smart meters to and from the
central IT, e.g. Siemens Energy IP.
2) Intelligent network node provides important data for the
network operation and works as an active element in the
network control.
Network control station
The SICAM DC data concentrator, developed on the basis of

experience gained from smart metering and power automation projects, enables the implementation of consistent and
highly available intelligent power supply networks the
Smart Grids.
Operation
The SICAM DC is the first data concentrator with display and
function keys for local operation offered by SIEMENS. Apart
from the display, the integrated web server also simplifies
handling. As a result, the fast and easy interaction with the
device is possible without additional tools.
Control Center
(Spectrum Power)
Communication connection in the company
Communication
Substation
Communication
To ensure the communication with the connected smart
meters, the SICAM DC provides power line communication
(PLC) based on PRIME1) and DLMS/COSEM2). The communication from the data concentrator to the central IT can be performed via glass fiber, Ethernet, radio (e.g. GPRS, WiMax) or
B-PLC (Broad Band Power Line Communication). The SICAM
DC provides web services for the data transmission.
Meter Data Management

(energyIP)
CU/FO
Ethernet
BPLC (MV) modem
Ethernet
Switch
(RUGGEDCOM)
Ethernet
BPLC
SICAM DC
Concentrator
I/O
SIC
SICAM
CM
CMIC
Au
Automa
mation
WiMAX
(RUGGEDCOM)
Router
BPLC (MV) modem

Ethernet
Ethernet
SICAM DC
Concentrator
I/O
LV-PLC (PRIME)
Household
Figure 7.2/2 SICAM SGU
PRIME Smart Meter
SIC
SICAM
CMIC
CM
AutoAu
mation
ma
LV-PLC (PRIME)
PRIME Smart Meter
Ethernet
SICAM DC
Concentrator
I/O
SIC
SICAM
CMIC
CM
AutoAu
mation
ma
LV-PLC (PRIME)
PRIME Smart Meter
SICAM DC
Concentrator
I/O
SIC
SICAM
CMIC
CM
AutoAu
mation
ma
LV-PLC (PRIME)
PRIME Smart Meter
Figure 7.2/1 Siemens smart metering solution

1)
PRIMEPoweRline Intelligent Metering Evolution
2)
DLMS/COSEMDevice Language Message Specification/

COmpanion Specification for Energy Metering
7.2/3
SICAM DC
Technical data/Selection and ordering data
Technical data
Communication interfaces and protocols
2 x Ethernet LAN 10/100BASE-TX
1 x RS-232, 1 x RS-485
Web services and file transfer for communication with
the central IT
Power Line (PLC) signal injection
PRIME Base Node conformity
DLMS/COSEM protocol for communication with smart
meters
Operation and Display
Local operation via 4 function keys and display
(74 x 56 mm)
Power, ready und error LED, status LEDs of communication
interfaces
Real Time Clock
+/- 2 ppm, maintenance-free, buffered, time synchronization via NTP (Network Time Protocol)
Auxiliary Voltage
AC 230 V
DC 24 V
Signal Inputs
2 galvanically isolated digital inputs (DC 2460 V)
Temperature Range
From -40 C to +70 C
Housing Specification
Plastic housing for DIN rail mounting
Dimensions: 128 x 124 x 123 mm (W x H x D)
Protection class: IP20, front IP40
Special Features
Integrated web server for configuration and diagnostics
Data storage via SD memory card (for meter data and
device firmware)
Integrated Ethernet switch for the connection of additional
devices
Electromagnetic Compatibility
IEC 60870-2-1, IEC 61010, IEC 60255-5, IEC 61000-4
Product description
Variants
Order No.
A B 0 0 0 A A 0
6 M F3 1 00
SICAM DC
SICAM DC is a data concentrator for e-meters
with power-line communication with an SD-card
slot
as data memory for user data
Small compact device with display
Interfaces: 2x Ethernet, 1x RS232, 1x RS485, PLC
2* DI (DC 2460 V)
DLC communication PRIME

0
Communication (Prime Standard)

Power Supply 230 V
Small compact device with display
UPS functionality with interface to a 24 V plumb
DLC communication PRIME
accumulator with temperature supervision
Aux Output 24V for external modem supply
2* DI (DC 2460 V)
Contact Wetting Output 24 V for digital input
7.2/4
Acessories
Acessories
Contents
8. Acessories
page
8.1 SICAM I/O-Unit
8.1/3
8.2 SICAM AI Unit
8.2/1
8.1/2
SICAM I/O-Unit with

6 binary In-/Outputs
SICAM I/O-Unit with 6 binary In-/Outputs

Contents
page
Description/Function/Features
8.1/5
Operation features and application
8.1/6
Application
8.1/7
Application example
8.1/12
8.1/13
8
8.1/4

Description/Function/Features
Description
SICAM I/O-Unit 7XV5673 is a binary input/output device and
is designed for substations and increased industrial environment requirements. The SICAM I/O-Unit allows the transmission of binary inputs to binary outputs locally or via long
distances. It can be used for protection applications, e.g.
overcurrent protection, signal comparison, teleprotection
or as I/O expansion in substation automation systems.
Function
Via binary inputs, all kinds of binary signals of switchgear/
protection scheme (for example tripping commands, switch
position signal, fault and status indications) are securely
detected. This information can directly be distributed at this
SICAM I/O-Unit via contacts, or be transmitted via communication links to further SICAM I/O-Units or to automation systems.
Secured telegrams are used for the communication via
Ethernet or serial connections. The parameter setting of
the I/O-Unit is simply carried out with a standard web
browser at the PC which is connected by the Ethernet
interface.
The SICAM I/O-Unit can be set as:
I/O mirror: Point-to-point transfer of binary signals
between two SICAM I/O-Units via Ethernet or a serial
connection. Signal inputs and outputs assignable by
the user.
I/O expansion:
Expansion of substation controllers by binary inputs and
outputs using standard protocols.
Detection and output of binary states by substation controllers via standard protocols Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP
or IEC 61850.
Extension for protection devices of the compact class
7SJ80 and 7SK80 via connection on their low-cost
Ethernet interface (LEM).
Contact multiplier: Distribution of signals on one or several
binary inputs via relay contacts of the same SICAM I/O-Unit,
e.g. for isolation between different voltage levels.
Figure 8.1/1 7XV5673 I/O-Unit binary I/O mirror, binary I/O expansion,
contact multiplier
Electrical RJ45 Ethernet interface

Cascading many devices without additional costs by the
use of the integrated switch
Serial fiber-optic interface (optional)
ST connector, 820 nm for multi-mode fiber 62.5 m/
125 m, typical range 2000 m using fiber 62.5 m/125 m,
baud rate 1.2 kbit/s187.5 kbit/s settable per software
Serial RS485 interface (optional) Sub-D plug, 9-pole female
Protocols, communication
Modbus TCP or Modbus RTU for connection to a substation controller
Modbus UDP for point-to-point connections between two
I/O-Units
SNTP for time synchronization
IEC 61850 (GOOSE and reporting)
Housing
IP20 rail mounting
Standards CE, UL, IEC 60255, IEEE 61000 ...
Environmental conditions
EMC-hardened binary I/O for substation environment
Extended high temperature range up to 85 C (16 h/day)
Features
Binary inputs
6 ruggedized EMC-hardened binary inputs
Pickup voltage threshold settable to DC 19 V, DC 88 V
or DC 176 V for different station battery voltages
Binary outputs
6 command relay outputs
Safe state of contacts after loss of connection settable by
the user
Signal/alarm outputs
4 LEDs
Wide-range power supply
DC 24-250 V 20 % and AC 100-230 V 45-65 Hz
8.1/5

Operation features and application
Operation features
Easy parameterization with a standard Internet browser (no
special software required)
Password protection against unauthorized access
Monitoring of data errors, loss of connection, transfer time
and the state of BI, BO
Time synchronization with SNTP protocol with 1 ms resolution
from an external time server over Ethernet, redundant time
servers are supported
Buffer battery changeable from the front
Fast I/O mirror: Fast transmission time from BI pickup to contact closing between two I/O-Units typically 11 ms for highbandwidth connection
Connection to a substation controller over Modbus TCP,
Modbus RTU or IEC 61850 protocol (GOOSE, MMS, Reporting)
Blocking of data transmission with a binary input for testing
Battery-buffered operational event log with 1-ms-resolution
time stamp
Assignment of BI/BO signals which shall be logged into the
operational buffer
Integration into network management systems with SNTP
protocol and provided MIB files.
Extension of the transmission distance

An extension of the transmission distance is possible.
The following devices can be used:
With serial optical repeater 7XV5461 scalable up to 170 km
RS485-FO Converter 7XV5650 for cascading devices
With different communication converters
Uni-directional binary signal transmission
When using the SICAM I/O-Units for uni-directional binary
signal transmission according to figure 5.4/3, the devices
transfer binary signals uni-directional from one device to
several devices. In this application, the transmission only
takes place in one direction. Input signals (max. 6) from the
left unit are sent to the output contacts of one or more units
on the right side.
Application
I/O mirror function
When using the SICAM I/O-Units as I/O mirror according to
figure 8.1/2, the devices transmit the binary signals bidirectionally. The transmission takes place between the two
devices over serial links (option) or over Ethernet networks.
Via the relay output contacts, voltages up to AC/DC 250 V and
currents up to AC/DC 5 A can be switched. The pick threshold
of the binary inputs can be set by the user on different
levels.
Signal inputs and outputs can be assigned by the user.
Figure 8.1/2 I/O mirror, bi-directional transmission between two devices
8.1/6
Figure 8.1/3 I/O mirror, uni-directional transmission from one to multiple

I/O-Units

Application
SICAM I/O expansion of a substation controller

The SICAM I/O-Unit is used as I/O expansion, according to
figure 8.1/4. Binary signals are exchanged between a substation controller (e.g. SICAM PAS) and the SICAM I/O-Units by
using the Modbus TCP protocol over an Ethernet network. If
the integrated switch in the SICAM I/O-Unit is used, the units
can be operated in a line without using additional external
switches as shown in figure 8.1/4. Also, IEC 61850 client
server communication will be provided in future.
Up to two I/O Units can be used as a binary expansion of
SIPROTEC 7JS80 and SIPROTEC 7SK80. The connection is connected via Ethernet. The condition of the binary input can be
read in of SIPROTEC 7J80/7SK80 and processed in the device.
Logical singals of the device can be issued over contacts of
the I/O Units.
Figure 8.1/4 SICAM I/O expansion of a substation controller with binary

inputs and outputs
Figure 8.1/4-1 SICAM I/O expansion of a substation controller with

binary inputs and outputs e.g. SIPROTEC Compact
8.1/7

Application
Uni-directional binary signal transmission

Instead of using an Ethernet network, there is also the option
of serial connection with Modbus RTU protocol. The link
can be done by a RS485 bus line structure or an optical star
network.
Contact multiplier
Input signals on one or more binary inputs can be assigned
to binary outputs of the local device (figure 8.1/6).
1 binary signal on up to 6 relay outputs
Several binary signals to several relay outputs assignable by
the user
Different voltage levels for inputs and outputs in a wide
voltage range to isolate between different voltage levels
Figure 8.1/5 SICAM I/O expansion for the connection to substation

controller using a serial optical star topology
Figure 8.1/6 Contact multiplier
8.1/8

Application
The figure below shows the optical connection of an

SICAM I/O-Unit to a communication converter (KU-XG)
7XV5662-0AA01, which establishes a connection to a
multiplexer with G.703.1 or X.21 interface. This allows the
use of this communication converter to transfer the signals
via communication network. The average delay time in the
network and the signal quality is monitored by the SICAM
I/O-Unit. Also, loss of connection is indicated. In this case,
the state of the binary outputs can be set by the user to a
safe condition depending on the application.
A maximum of 6 binary single signals can be transmitted
bi-directionally via the communication network.
Figure 8.1/7 Binary signal exchange over a communication converter with G.703.1/X.21 interface
via a communication network
8.1/9

Application
Binary signal transmission via two-wire copper cable with

blocking
Figure 8.1/8 shows the optical connection of an SICAM
I/O-Unit to a communication converter 7XV5662-0AC01,
which establishes a connection via pilot wire. Only one
pair is necessary for bi-directional signal exchange.
Binary signal exchange over long fiber-optic links

Figure 8.1/9 shows the optical connection of an SICAM I/OUnit to a serial optical repeater 7XV5461-0BX00, which establishes a connection to multi-mode or single-mode fiber cables.
A max. distance of 170 km can be reached with this application
without additional amplifiers.
An additional isolation transformer allows 20 kV isolation

from the pilot wire connection.
A maximum of 12 binary signals can be exchanged via long

fiber-optic links connections because the repeater allows
the connection of two SICAM I/O-Units.
A maximum of 6 binary single signals can be transmitted bidirectionally over the pilot wire. The additional delay caused
by the transfer over the communication converter and pilot
wire is less than 1 ms.
A typical application is the signal comparison of a directional
overcurrent protection device via pilot wires. In this case, the
definite time-overcurrent protection device is connected to
the SICAM I/O-Unit via contacts, and binary inputs and
directional signals are transferred.
Figure 8.1/8 Binary signal exchange of 6 signals via pilot wire connection
8
Figure 8.1/9 Binary signal exchange of up to 12 signals over long fiber-optic links
8.1/10

Application
Figure 8.1/10 shows the optical connection of one up to three

SICAM I/O-Units to a communication converter KU-2M 7XV56620AD00, which establishes a connection to a multiplexer with
a G.703.6 interface (1.44 kbit/s/2 Mbit/s, E1/T1).
A maximum of 18 binary single signals can be transmitted bidirectionally over the communication network. The KU-2M
is provided with two optical and one electrical RS232 interface. Two SICAM I/O-Units can be directly connected to the
KU-2M by an optical cable. On the RS232 interface, an additional SICAM I/O-Unit can be connected via an optoelectronic
converter. Using all input interfaces (2 FO, 1 RS232) of the
KU-2M, a maximum of 18 signals can be exchanged
bi-directionally.
For configuring the IEC 61850-GOOSE Subscriber-Configuration,

the SICAM I/O Mapping Tool is used.
When the substation configuration is ready, the SICAM I/O
Mapping reads the SCD data of the substation configuration
and creates a binary IEC 61850 parameter set, which can be
uploaded over HTML.
For long-distance connections via Ethernet, media converters

or Ethernet networks can be used. The SICAM I/O-Unit supports IP address settings and settings for a standard gateway.
The electrical Ethernet interface of the SICAM I/O-Unit is
connected to a media converter or switch, which transfer the
signals of the units over long-distance Ethernet connections.
The average delay time in the network is measured by the
SICAM I/O-Unit.
Device configuration
The I/O-Unit is equipped with an integrated web server, which
allows easy setting using standard Internet browsers. Figure
8.1/11 shows the user interface. All settings are done with the
browser. Also, operational log and commissioning aid are supported by the browser, such as the indication of the actual state
of the inputs and outputs.
Figure 8.1/11 Configuration screen of the I/O-Unit in the browser
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Figure 8.1/10 Binary signal exchange with G.703.6 interface via a communication network
8.1/11

Application example
Binary signal transmission via a optical-fiber or wireless

connection
The application (figure 8.1/12) shows the electric connection
of a SICAM I/O-Unit 7XV5673 to Ethernet-based transmission
devices via patch cable, which establish a connection via
optical fibers on the remote side or a wireless connection.
The connection could also be realized via switches with longdistance modules or via IP networks.
Figure 8.1/12 Binary signal transmission via optical fibers or wireless connection; connection via the integrated Ethernet interface to external
transmission devices
8.1/12

Description
Order No.
SICAM I/O-Unit with 6 binary In- and Outputs
7XV 5 6 7 3 0 J J
AA1
SICAM I/O-Unit, integrated electrical Ethernet interface, RJ45 connector

Device type
Dimensions 96 mm x 96 mm x 100 mm (W x H x D)
Inputs and outputs
3 binary inputs with adjustable threshold voltage,
3 relay outputs (2 NO, 1 CO)
3 binary inputs with adjustable threshold voltage,
3 relay outputs (2 NO, 1 CO)
Serial interface and communication protocol
Without serial communication
RS485 Modbus RTU, I/O mirror
FO 820 nm Modbus RTU, I/O mirror
Protection class
DIN rail mounting device without display, IP20
Ethernet interface and communication protocol
Ethernet interface with Modbus TCP/UDP or I/O mirror
Ethernet interface with Modbus TCP/UDP, I/O mirror or IEC 61850 (GOOSE, MMS, reporting)
Specials
Integrated Ethernet switch
Accessories
Y cable
7KE 6 0 0 0 8 G D 0 0 0 B A 2
8.1/13
8.1/14
SICAM AI Unit
20-mA Input Acquisition Device
SICAM AI Unit
Contents
page
Description
8.2/3
8.2/6
8
8.2/2
SICAM AI Unit
Description
Description
The SICAM AI Unit 7XV5674 is used for the acquisition of
analog signals from automation processes and for the transmission of measured values to a connected supervisory system or control center over communication protocol. The
modules of the device detect, calculate, analyze and transmit
measured values.
SICAM AI Unit offers twelve 20-mA inputs referring to the
standard IEC 60688. The 20-mA inputs are divided into 2
groups, on 2 boards each with 6 channels.
Device type:
DIN rail mounted device
Plastic case 96 mm x 96 mm x 100 mm (W x H x D)
Protection class IP20
Application
The SICAM AI Unit 7XV5674 can support diverse applications.
For acquiring DC field signals, SICAM AI Unit 7XV5674 can be
applied in the following application fields:
Protection
SCADA
DMS
EMS systems
GIS (Gas-Insulated Switchgear) gas pressure monitoring
Other industrial processes
For example, 4-mA to 20-mA signals coming from transducers (for example, for monitoring of: power, temperatures,
pressure and position) are delivered over standard protocol
for further processing, as visualization or connection
to other automation processes. The DC inputs from
SICAM AI Unit 7XV5674 can be parametrized to support
the following ranges:
DC 0 mA to 20 mA
DC 4 mA to 20 mA
The measuring accuracy amounts to 0.2 % of the rated value
(20 mA) under reference conditions. The measuring accuracy
amounts to 1.0 % of the rated current (20 mA) under environmental impact.
Figure 8.2/1 SICAM AI Unit
Highlights
Wide application field (SCADA, protection and automation
processes)
Connection to serial or Ethernet interfaces of SIPROTEC 4 or
5 devices
Connection to all protection and field devices using
IEC 61850-GOOSE messages and IEC 61850 reporting
Compact and robust design (-25 C to 70 C operation
temperature)
Flexible communication variations (Ethernet, optical fiber
or electrical RS485)
Modbus RTU/TCP, SIPROTEC 20 mA Serial or Ethernet
interface to SIPROTEC 5 devices via SUP protocol
Accurate process measurement (0.2 % reference conditions)
Time synchronization over NTP
Internal switch allows cost savings
The integrated web server allows you to configure the
parameters via HTML pages using a web browser
8
Figure 8.2/2 Application example
8.2/3
SICAM AI Unit
Description
Measurands
Only direct currents are measured with SICAM AI Unit. The
measurement cycles on the board 1 and board 2 are carried
out simultaneously. A complete measurement cycle amounts
to 642 ms for 6 channels. The measurement of one channel
amounts to 107 ms and is repeated after 642 ms.
Serial interface
The serial interface as electrical RS485 or optical can be
chosen:
Without serial interface
With RS485 interface
With optical interface
Limit settings
With the automation functions menu, you can set up to 16
upper or lower limit violations. Limit violations of the upper
or lower value range can be output as indications. Up to 4
limit value violations can be signaled at the device via the
two binary outputs. 4 group indications can be parameterized and up to 16 logically linked single-point indications can
be assigned to each of them.
The serial interface supports the following functions:

Transmission of measured data
Transmission of indications
Time synchronization via Modbus RTU
Communication
To communicate with the substation controller and other
peripheral devices, the SICAM AI Unit device has an Ethernet
interface and optionally a serial interface (RS485 or optical).
Time synchronization
During operation, SICAM AI Unit needs the date and time for
all time-relevant processes. This ensures that a common time
basis exists when communicating with peripheral devices
and enables time stamping of the process data.
SICAM AI Unit is available in various variants:

Communication via Ethernet
Via Ethernet, the following functions are supported:
Connection to SIPRPOTEC 5 devices via SUP
(Slave Unit/Protocol)
Device parameterization
Transmission of measured data
Transmission of indications
Time synchronization via NTP
Communication protocols Modbus TCP and IEC 61850
(reporting and GOOSE)
Integrated Ethernet switch
With the Ethernet switch that is integrated in the device, further network components can be cascaded via a Y cable, and
can therefore also be incorporated in an existing network
with IEC 61850 or another Ethernet protocol.
8.2/4
If the serial interface is selected, you can use either the

Modbus RTU or the SIPROTEC RTU 20 mA communication
protocol.
The following types of time synchronization can be executed:

External time synchronization via Ethernet NTP (preferred)
External time synchronization via field bus using the
Modbus RTU communication protocol
Internal time synchronization via RTC Real Time Clock
(if external time synchronization is not available)
SICAM AI Unit
Description
Indications signaled by LEDs

SICAM AI Unit automatically monitors the functions of its
hardware, software and firmware components. The LEDs on
the top side of the housing indicate the current device status.
Parameterization
No special software is needed for parameterization. You can
set the parameters from your computer via HTML pages and
a web browser. Internet Explorer 6 (or higher) is necessary
for this purpose.
Accessories
The following components are optionally available:
Device manual E50417-G1140-C492
(download available at www.siprotec.com)
Y cable, order no. 7KE6000-8GD00-0BA2
Ethernet patch cables (CAT6) RS485 cables for
SIPROTEC devices 6XV1 830-0E
RS485 bus connectors for SIPROTEC devices,
6ES7972-0BA42-0XA0, 6ES7972-0BB42-0XA0
RS485 cable for SIPROTEC device 6XV1 830-0E
Order information for assembled fiber-optic cable (FO
cable) can be found in the SIPROTEC download area at
www.siemens.com/siprotec under accessories, 6XV81xx.
Further details on the accessories of the device can be
found at: www.siprotec.com.
Figure 8.2/3 Application example
8.2/5
SICAM AI Unit
Description
Order No.
SICAM AI Unit
7XV 5 6 7 4 0 K K
AA1
Device
Twelve 20-mA inputs for SIPROTEC devices
DIN rail mounting unit, IP20
Case 96 mm x 96 mm x 100 mm
Power supply: DC 24-240 V, AC 100-230 V
Ethernet interface, connection RJ45
Intergrated Ethernet switch
Web server for parameterization
UL certication
Serial interface and communication protocol
Without serial communication
RS485, 9-pol. Sub-D plug Serial Modbus RTU and SIPROTEC 20 mA protocol FO 820 nm
ST connector Serial Modbus RTU and SIPROTEC 20 mA protocol
Ethernet interface and communication protocol

Ethernet interface with Modbus TCP/UDP
Ethernet interface with Modbus TCP/UDP and IEC 61850 reporting and GOOSE
Cummunication interface and communication protocol
Ethernet interface with Modbus TCP/UDP or binary signal transmission
Ethernet interface with Modbus TCP/UDP, binary signal transmission or IEC 61850 (GOOSE, MMS, reporting)
8.2/6
Legal Notice
Appendix
Indication of conformity
This product complies with the directive of
the Council of the European Communities on
harmonization of the laws of the Member
States relating to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC Council Directive 2004/108/EC) and
concerning electrical equipment for use within specified voltage limits (Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC).
Registered trademarks
SIPROTEC, DIGSI, SIGUARD, SIMEAS and SICAM are registered
trademarks of Siemens AG. Any unauthorized use is illegal.
All other designations in this document can be trademarks
whose use by third parties for their own purposes can
infringe the rights of the owner.
This conformity has been proved by tests performed according to the Council Directive in accordance with the generic
standards EN 61000-6-2 and EN 61000-6-4 (for EMC directive) and with the standard EN 60255-27 (for Low Voltage
Directive) by Siemens AG.
The device is designed and manufactured for application in
an industrial environment. The product conforms with the
international standards of IEC 60255 and the German standard VDE 0435.
Disclaimer of liability
This document has been subjected to rigorous technical
review before being published. It is revised at regular intervals, and any modifications and amendments are included
in the subsequent issues. The content of this document has
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8.1 SICAM I/O-Unit

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Flexible and tailor-made solutions for manifold

Siemens energy automation solutions are available both for

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Figure 1/1 Siemens energy automation products

In new substations, the amount of cabling can be reduced by

SICAM Substation Automation and RTUs Product Catalog Edition 2.0

Figure 1/3 Basic principle of a SICAM station automation solution with

The flexible Siemens solutions are available for every kind of

Example of a small medium-voltage substation: Typically,

A station operation terminal is usually not required, because

Figure 1/5 Example of a distribution substation in industry supply

A subtransmission substation requires even more complexity:

Figure 1/6 Example of subtransmission

Figure 1/7 Example of a transmission substation

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Secure and reliable operation

Automation functions support operation:

Figure 1/8 Human machine interface for every control level

Cost-effective investment and economic operation

Reduction of service expenses during lifetime by:

Siemens solutions ensure low cost of ownership, thus taking

Efficient and state-of-the-art projects

Simple handling of the solutions is provided by:

They all make use of the energy automation solutions and

Reduction of engineering effort by:

Professional implementation of complete solutions from

Local presence with

Figure 1/9 The worldwide engineering centers of Siemens

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Long-term stability and trendsetting features for new

systems are tested in rugged environmental conditions and

Figure 1/10 Migration from LSA to PAS

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Max. number of data points

Smart grid purposes as

Electrical distribution substations, hydropower plants,

Human-machine interface (HMI)

Web server (for device conguration)

Automation function (CFC/PLC, IEC 61131-3)

CFC/PLC online test

SICAM Safety (IEC 61508)