04 - Manual Entreinamento Instrumentacion

COMOS Training Instrumentation &
Control (I&C)
Measuring and Controlling within Plant Engineering
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Contents (1)
Structure engineering / labeling system
Structure engineering and labeling systems
Project presetting / project structure
Folder objects and settings for the Navigator
Positions and functions in IC engineering
Process engineering / IC engineering
IC engineering within positions and functions
Requests / manufacturer devices in IC engineering
Requests and manufacturer devices
Attributes, connectors, evaluating reports
Siemens Online Configurator (PIA LCP)
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COMOS Plant Engineering Software
Contents (2)
Loop diagram and its automatism
The interactive report: Loop diagram
Working with the loop diagram
Connection-tool / types of connections
PLC / connection elements
Requests and implementations
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) / modularly designed devices
Panels, terminal/ -strips and cables
Connecting and marshalling
Connecting via loop diagram
Object-based editing of connections, marshalling designer
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Contents (3)
Signal engineering and Loop document manager
Signal engineering
Alternative creation of channel requests
Loop document manager
Revisions
Revisions
Revision options / redlining
All document tools

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Contents (4)
Training units at a glance: COMOS Instrumentation & Control (I&C)
Revisions


Requests and manufacturer devices in IC engineering

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Learning objective(s) of this training unit:
Project structure and labeling systems
Creating an engineering project with unit and location structure
Meaning and purpose of folder objects
Adjusting the settings of the Navigator

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Structure engineering
(1)
Objects are sorted and grouped in COMOS.

By the hierarchical structure in the Navigator
it is easy to see, where objects belong to.
Example:
(1) Pump G1 belongs to the primary
treatment unit.
(2)
(2) The three cabinets S001-S003 are

located in room K04.
Consequence: In the first step, the unit and
location structures are set up.
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Free planning or planning based on structure template
Context menu
Free planning (1)

(1)
The structure can be freely chosen.

For example, the user can select
any number of hierarchy levels.
Planning based on structure templates
(labeling system), e.g. (2)
(2)
The structure is fixed by the

selection of a labeling system.
(Examples for unit structures)
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Labeling system
Definition: A labeling system is a structure template.
Common labeling systems are defined in COMOS and preset, for example,
by labeling according to:
EN Standard
ANSI
KKS (7 or 9 levels)
General 2-level system (electrical engineering).
The labeling systems in COMOS can be replaced or extended with custom

systems (by a COMOS administrator).
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Project presetting / -structure
Selecting a project structure:
1. Opening the properties
of the project (1).
(1)
(2)
2. Selecting Project data (2).

3. Selecting the project
structure from the list
e.g.: E&IC example (3).

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(3)

Unit structure (Example)
Working with context menu
(right-clicking)
Level 1: Factory (ies)
Level 2: Unit(s)
Level 3: Subunit(s)
(with categories)
Name, label and description
can be edited.
Context menu
Unit
(Level 2)
Subunit
(Level 3)
Plant
(Level 1)
(Project presetting, E&IC example)

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Location structure (Example)
Working with context menu
(right-clicking)
Level 1: Factory (ies)
Level 2: Building(s) /
Field location(s)
Level 3: Floor(s) / Field panel(s)
Level 4: Room(s)
Level 5: Cabinet(s)
Name, label and description
can be edited.
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Context menu
(Level 2)
(Level 3)
(Level 4)
(Level 5)
(Level 1)
(Project presetting, E&IC example)

Folder objects
Context
menu
Are used for organizing and

structuring.
Support easy creation via the
context menu (pre-selection) (1).
(1)
(2)
Provide a better overview (2).

Are not used to form the labeling
of underlying objects, when the
Folder (3) option is activated.
(3)
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Navigator settings
Each COMOS user can customize
his personal workspace using the
Navigator settings.
Examples:
(1) Where should objects and their
properties be shown?
(2) Should the properties of newly
created objects be opened
directly?
(3) How should objects be sorted
in the Navigator?
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(2)
(3)
(1)

Notes:

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Properties and attributes of positions and functions
Creating and specifying functions
Creating structures via the plugin Generic Excel import

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Process engineering and IC engineering
If the structure engineering is
finished, the IC engineering
can start.
Tasks / boundary conditions:
Creating / specifying measurement / actuating functions,
e.g. level measurement (1).
Normally, functions are
created via the process
engineering (2).
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(1)
(2)
P&ID

Positions and functions
(2)
(1)
Measurement or actuating functions (F)

are grouped hierarchically in the Navigator. This can vary according to by the
selected unit structure.
Possible grouping can be by:
(1) Unit
(3)
(2) Subunit
(3) Position
(F)
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(1)
Creating positions and functions

A measurement or actuating
functions (like flow) is created
by this proceeding:
1. Creating the position (1).
2. Creating the measurement
or a actuating function (2).

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Context
menu
(2)

Object properties: Name, label and description
Engineering objects should have a
name (1), label (2) and description (3).
To be noted:
(1)
(2)
(3)
A name must always be unique.

The name is shown in the Navigator
(if there is no label).
The label is shown in the Navigator
(when a label exists).
(1) / (2)
(3)
Sorting in the Navigator (name/visible

strings) is a Navigator setting.
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Attributes of a position
The attributes of a position
are located / grouped in a
tab of the same name,
for examples:
Position data
Safety requirements
(EX data, IP code ..)

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Excerpts

Functions: Structure and sub-structures
For engineering purpose, each function contains
this sub-structure:
Basic engineering
Signal engineering
Detail engineering
There, the request-objects for the measurement /
actuating devices, channel requests for control,
elements for panels etc are created and specified
(manually or via function templates).
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Attributes of a function
The attributes of a function are
located / grouped in a tab of the
same name.
(1)
(2)
(excerpt)
Examples:
(1) Signals
(2) Function data measuring point:
Output and operation
Measuring range
Measurement deviation
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Template-based functions
Context
menu
By using a function template, pre-defined

engineering objects are created automatically,
e.g. the template A10 Density (template)
contains these request objects:
(1)
(1) Loop diagram
(2)
(2) Request object(s) for measurement device
and channel request for control
(3)
(3) Signal, e.g. for functional planning

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Specifying a function
For specifying a function (like a filling level measurement) these steps are
needed:
1. Creating the request for the sensor.
2. Creating the channel request for control.
3. Creating a loop diagram.*
4. Opening the loop diagram and defining marshalling and cables. *
5. Assigning the channel request for control to an I/O module. *
(* Topics will presented later on)

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Creating structures via the plugin Generic Excel import
Units and location structures
can be easily imported from
an external data table via:
Generic Excel import.
After data assignment (1)
factories, units, subunits,
positions, functions with
properties / attributes can be
created at one push of a button.
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Drag&Drop
(1)

Notes:

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Getting to know the principle Request / channel request
Creating requests for devices and control
Getting to know connectors and channels
Working with evaluating reports (lists and device / data sheets)
Handling of manufacturer devices and product data and

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Creating requests via the Navigator
For specifying a function, request objects
need to be created, e.g. in the Navigator
via the context menu New (1).
Context
menu
(1)
NOTE:
The tab and the position within the
structure tree define the label of the
created object (2).
Structuring objects have the effect,
that less hierarchical levels must
be expanded.
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=A10.A10.A10.001.L.A10-B1
(2)

Attributes of an IC request
IC requests need to be specified
according to the technical needs by
entering (checking in) the
corresponding / needed attribute
values. Examples:
Ex Data (1),
Ignition protection type, explosion
group, ..
(1)
(2)
Electrical data (2),

Auxiliary power, Output signal, ..
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Connectors (Example: Measuring device, channel request)
Electrical devices are connected
by connectors.
COMOS distinguishes:
(1) Connectors for
detail view
(2) Connectors for
single line view.
Connectors are bundled as device
or channel requests.
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(1)
(2)
Display in the Navigator
(1)
(2)
Display in the object properties

Definition of channel (Example: Level limit switch)
A channel is a defined input or output
of a device, consisting of one or more
connectors (A), which all fulfill a
common task.
In this sense, the power connection of
a device (1) is a channel - consisting
of L, M and PE - and the signal
connection (2) is an additional channel.
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(2)
(A)
(1)

Channel request for control
For connecting a measuring / actuating
device with a control unit, a so-called:
Channel request for control (1)
needs to be created in a first step.
NOTE:
Both requests must match, e.g. requests
for measuring device (2) and for control
(1) are analog.
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(2)
(1)

Evaluating reports (lists and data sheets)
Predefined evaluating reports are
available in COMOS.
They
Evaluate objects and their
properties / attributes
Always show the current data
from the database
Can contain editable fields
(highlighted in green)
Can be exported a. re-imported.
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(1)
(2)

Using product data and manufacturer devices
If the request devices is specified
sufficiently, a corresponding manufacturer
device (can be ordered) can be defined.
For doing so, COMOS provides
several options:
Entering order data at the request
Assigning manufacturer devices

from a list
(Excerpt)
Using the PIA portal

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Assigning manufacturer devices
Procedure:
(1)
Opening the properties of the

request (1).
Setting a reference to the desired
manufacturer device via the button
(2) in the tab General
(selecting manufacturer device (3)
and confirming with OK).
NOTE: A manufacturer device catalog
must be prepared in advance.
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(2)
(3)

Siemens Online Configurator (PIA LCP)
With the Siemens Online Configurator (PIA LCP) (1) it is also
possible to select manufacturer
devices. Features:
(1)
(2)
Online connection to PIA LCP

Consideration of checked in
COMOS attributes (2)
Selection process is supported
Import of manufacturer data into
the COMOS engineering project
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Working with the PIA Life Cycle Portal (PIA LCP)
Entering request data at the
COMOS engineering object.
Starting PIA LCP, Checking
the transferred data.
Extending the properties in PIA
LCP (1).
After the configuration, transferring data to COMOS (2).
If necessary, creating a base
object in COMOS.
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(1)
(2)

Comparing devices with PIA LCP
(1)
Besides the configuration of
engineering objects, PIA LCP
offers the possibility of comparing
different manufacturer devices (1).
(2)
The requested data from

COMOS are always visible
in the portal (2).

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Create engineering objects using the base object-tab
Required engineering objects are not always available from the context menu (1).
Procedure:
Creating engineering
objects directly from the
base objects-tab (2)
using drag&drop.
If necessary, searching for
the base object using the
context menu command
Search.
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(1)
Drag&
Drop
(2)

Notes:

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/RRS diagram and its automatism

Working with loop diagrams and loops
Placing objects in a loop diagram
Handling of inconsistent objects and connections

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The interactive report: Loop diagram
The creation of loop diagrams is
part of the IC engineering (1).
Loop diagrams
Are COMOS objects, which can be
created via the context menu, either
below positions or functions.
Simplify engineering by using
embedded tools.
Are based on report templates.
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Context
menu
(1)
(1)

Loop diagram / properties
The content and appearance
of a loop diagram are controlled
by its properties (1). They can
provide information, for example
about the
(1) Data in the drawing header.
(3)
(1)
(Excerpts)
(2)
(2) Report type (report template).
(3) Revisions.
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Loop diagram within I&C engineering
(1)
A loop diagram represents one or all loops

of an I&C point.
It contains the following page areas:
Control (1)
Signal adaption (2)
Marshalling panel (3)
Control
Field
Field distributor (4)
Field (5)
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(2)
(3)
(4)
Excerpt of
a loop
diagram
(5)

Page areas / labeling segments
The page areas of a loop diagram
are defined by so-called labeling
segments.
Excerpt of a loop diagram
(2)
Labeling segments:
Allow automated placing of objects (1)
dependent from the system settings.
Provide a better overview in the loop
diagram, by displaying the common
part of the label (2) only once.
(1)
System setting: field

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The tab System data
Via system setting
Sheet area (1)
(Excerpt)
of the tab
System data
(1)
it is defined, at which position in a loop

diagram the object will be placed.
Example: Measuring device, channel
request at page area Field.
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Interactive report / toolbar (1)
Interactive reports contain
standard tools (1).
Clicking on an icon activates
the tool.
(1)
(2)
A highlighted icon indicates

an activated tool (2).
Pressing the ESC-key
deactivates the tool.
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Interactive report / toolbar (2)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
Available tools:
Reevaluate document, Refresh screen output , Print, Save (1)

Cut / Copy / Paste (2)
Undo action(s) or restore action (3)
Zoom and move sheet (4),
Layers, Construction, Complete view, Changes in working layers (5)
Navigate to the predecessor / successor (6), Grid and Zoom (7).

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Working with the loop diagram / automatism
When a loop diagram is opened
for the first time, the objects (A) of
an I&C point:
will be automatically placed in the
corresponding page segment (A)
Can be automatically connected
(if there are direct lines between
the connectors) (B).
Objects in the Navigator
Objects
in the loop
diagram
After the loop diagram is saved,

these automatisms are de-activated.
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Adjustment of the object location on the loop diagram
Objects must be selected in order e.g. to move or
rotate them. Note:
Selecting an object is done by clicking (left) on it.
Selected objects are magenta-colored (1).
Multiple clicks may be necessary in case of
grouped objects (2).
Clicking on an already selected object (3) displays
the grab points (A) (object is ocher-colored). You
can use the (green) grab points to rotate the object
and the gray ones to move text boxes (B).
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(1)
(2)
(A)
(3)
(B)

Deleting objects
Deleting in the Navigator
Engineering objects can

be deleted in different
ways, via
The Navigator.
A report.
Context
menu
NOTE:
In the context menu of
a report, two different
(1): Delete object from report
delete-commands exist. (2): Delete object
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Deleting in the report
(1)
(2)

Inconsistencies in interactive reports
Context menu
If there are inconsistencies in interactive

reports, they are highlighted in color (red)
in the report.
(1)
Inconsistencies can be:

Displayed and
Analyzed (1).
Examples of inconsistencies:
(2)
DocObject without engin. object (2)

Connection open or half open
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Notes:

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Working with requests, implementation and implementation pointers
Creating a modular, programmable logic controller (PLC)
Creating marshalling and field panels
Handling and usage of terminals, cables and wires

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Requests and implementation
Before implementation
IC engineering (often) starts with the definition

of request objects.
(1)
In a first step and within the basic engineering

of a control unit, a
channel request for control (1)
will be created.
Then, a channel of a manufacturer device (2) is
assigned to the request via implementation and
displayed in the loop diagram (see graphics).
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After implementation
(2)

Programmable logic controller (PLC)
If the quantity of the needed channels is
known, the concrete channels (real hardware)
will be planned. Normally, PLC modules are
used for this. In COMOS, corresponding
objects will be created, within the location
structure (as default).
Context menu
PLCs in COMOS are:

Modularly designed
Usually designed as manufacturer devices.
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The modularly designed SIMATIC stations
In the Navigator and via the context
menu, a SIMATIC station (e.g. 300)
(1) and its modules can be created.
Context
menu
(1)
Modules are e.g.:
Power supplies (2)

Central processing units
Analog-/digital modules
Communication modules

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(2)

Setting an implementation pointer
There are different
ways to set an
implementation pointer,
e.g. via
The properties of the
request object (1)
A predefined query in
the folder I&C (2).

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(1)
Drag&
Drop
(2)

Marshalling and field panels
Connections from field devices to control
units are normally cable-related, following
this scheme:
1. Module of the control unit
2. Marshalling panel (control bay)
3. Marshalling panel (field bay)
4. Field panel
5. Field device
Marshalling / field panels can be created via
the context menu.
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Marshalling panel with

control and field bays
Marshalling- / field panels are (normally)

part of the location structure

Panels and elements of panels
For connecting all individual cables
terminal strips need to be engineered
within the panels.
Context
menu
(2)
For this engineering, the standard

database offers some exemplary
terminal strip configurations via the
context menu:
Field panel, 20/40 terminals (1)
Marshalling panel, 20/40 terminals (2)
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(1)

The 3-level terminal strip structure
(1) The terminal strip: This is not placed on a
(2)
report or nor does it have connectors; it is
distributed in installation devices with
terminal contacts.
(2) The installation devices: Can be placed in
reports with drag&drop; are a structural and
logical grouping several terminal contacts.
(3) The terminal contacts: Can be seen on the
report and each has connectors for the
input (I) and output (O).
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(1)
(3)
(I)
(O)
(3)

Tab Strip
The tab Strip (1) of a terminal strip displays all terminals with the following
pieces of information:
(1)
Connected devices:
(2)
(4)
(5)
(3)
Input side (2)
Output side (3)
Connection medium:
Input side (4)
Output side (5)
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(Excerpt)
Example: single wires
Example: cable

Cable / wires
Via the context menu of some objects
unspecified cables can be created
(e.g. below a cabinet) (1).
Context
menu
Further specifying can be done by

adding wires, shields and stranding
(2).
If needed, the position of a cable in the
structure can be modified.

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Tab Wires
Cables have a tab Wires (1). It displays all wires of the cable with all
connected devices at both sides. Via this tab, wires can be changed /
swapped easily.
Procedure:
1. Selecting the wires,
which shall be
swapped (2).
Context
menu
2. Executing Swap from

the context menu (3).
(Ausschnitt)
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Notes:

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Handling of connections between field and control units
Types / modes of connections
Working with the Connection-tool
Connecting and marshalling via interactive reports
Object-based editing of connections

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Connection between field and control units
For the definition/planning of connections between field devices and the control
units, COMOS offers different methods and convenient tools.
Examples:
Defining connections via an interactive report (e.g. loop diagram).

Object-based editing of connections.
Connecting via the marshalling designer
Connecting via Task-objects

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Connection-tool
In a loop diagram, connections are made
via a tool of the same name (1).
(1)
Some features:
Magnetic connection- and
grid points (2).
Connections can be drawn over objects
(automatic adaption of the objects).
Objects can be placed on connections
(automatic adjustment of the objects).
(2)
Excerpt of a loop diagram

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Connection-tool / read/write mode (1)
The read/write mode is used to control how the connections on the circuit
diagram are synchronized with the connectors on the object.
The following modes are possible:
Read
Read/Write
Write.
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Connection-tool / read/write mode (2)
Write
The connection is written from circuit diagram to the object.
Existing connections will be deleted.
Display: Consistent connection = green
Read
The connection is read from the object.
Display: Consistent connection = blue; inconsistent connection = red
Read/Write
The connection is read from or written to the object.
Display: Consistent connection = black; inconsistent connection = red
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Connection-tool / multi-pin connections
COMOS supports the creation of
multi-pin connections via the position
diagram. Procedure:
(1)
Before connecting, the quantity of

connections to be created at one
time must be selected (1).
Then, the objects must be connected.
Note: Connections can be drawn over
components (2).
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(2)
Excerpt of a
loop diagram

Drag&
Drop
Connections at terminals
Terminals can be connected
with other components via a
loop diagram. Procedure:
(1)
(2)
1. Selecting installation device(s)

or terminal(s) in the Navigator (1).
2. Dragging the selected objects on
a connection line via drag&drop (2).
Result: The selected terminals are placed in the
diagram, according to the defined grid spacing.
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If the STRG-key is hold

during placing, terminals
will be placed vertically.

Connections via cables
Connections via a cable can be
defined in a loop diagram.
Drag&
Drop
Procedure:
1. Selecting cable in the Navigator (1).
2. Dragging selected cable onto
connection line(s) (2).
Result: The connection is displayed in the
loop diagram. Belated swapping of the
wires is possible via the tab Wires.
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(1)
(2)
Excerpt of a
loop diagram

Object-based editing of connections
Objects can be connected via the Navigator or via the object properties (e.g.
stripe MP(field bay) (A) with terminal strip of field panel (B)).
Procedure:
1. Selecting device(s)
or terminal(s) in
(1)
the Navigator (1).
(A)
2. Via drag& drop, moving
selected objects to the column
Connected with (2).
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Drag&Drop
(B)
(2)

Object-based editing of lines and cables
Connections via lines can be defined via the Navigator or via the object
properties (e.g. connections at a terminal strip (A)).
Procedure:
1. Selecting line/wire(s)
in the Navigator (1).
2. Via drag&drop, moving
objects to the column (e.g.)
Inside connection (2).
Pre-selection in column
possible.
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Drag&Drop
(A)
(1)
(2)

Object-based connected objects in a loop diagram
First opening of a loop diagram:
Context
menu
Terminals have the setting

connection dependent and
are displayed blue.
Connection lines have the
setting read and are also
displayed blue.
NOTE: Deleting a reading connection
does not disconnect the connection.
Excerpt of a
position diagram

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Definition of connections via the marshalling designer
The marshalling designer (1) is an
interactive report.
Purpose / features:
Bulk connecting of field devices
with control units (1).
Field devices are collected via
group fields (2).
Marshalling is carried out via the
signal information at field and
control devices (3).
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Excerpt of the
marshalling designer
(1)
Context
menu
(3)
(2)

Notes:

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Handling of signals within plant engineering
Working with the Loop document Manager

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Signals within plant engineering
Signals represent values, generated by a process or by a control unit. Signals
can also be created during IC engineering.
Types of signals (examples):
Hardware (input / output):
Signal from a process, that will be processed by a control unit
Software (input / output):
Communication signal from a higher/parallel level
Variable (input / output):
Information blocks of a control unit (logging of states)
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Creating signals
Context menu
Signals are created below functions

within the tab Units.
(1)
Options:
(1) Via the context menu
within the Navigator, folder
Signal engineering.
(2) Via the properties of the
function.
(2)
Excerpt tab signal

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Assigning signals to devices
Example: Channel request for control
Context menu
Signals can be assigned to the

connectors of objects.
Procedure:
1. Opening the object properties.
2. Displaying the column Signal within
the tab Connectors (1).
3. Placing the signal (drag&drop) from
the Navigator into the fields of the
signal column, e.g. connectors for
detail display (2).
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(1)
Drag&Drop
(2)

Using the signal/device assignment manager
Procedure:
1. Calling up plugin
Automation | Signal/device
assignment manager.
2. Setting start object and
filter(1).
3. Selecting signals (2) /
devices (3).
4. Assigning signals to devices
via drag&drop.
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Drag&Drop
(1)
(2)
(3)

Alternatively, channel requests can be
created directly below a signal (1).
Context menu
NOTE:
The signal will be automatically assigned to
all connectors of the channel request.
(1)

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Loop document manager (1)
The Loop document manager can
check, if loop diagrams are
up-to-date.
(1)
Procedure:
1. Calling up plugin Automation |
Loop document manager.
2. Setting start object (1).
3. Selecting loop diagrams.
4. Executing a refresh / update via the
context menu (2).
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Context menu
(2)

Loop document manager (2)
The following changes are considered during the check.
Content-related changes:
Too many or too few objects in the loop diagram
Inconsistent or missing connections
Changes to the potentials
Manual changes:
Changes in the position of an object

Changes of the symbol of a placed object
Manually inserted features like texts, lines, segments
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Notes:

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Revisions
Getting to know the functionality Revision
Getting to know methods for creating revisions
Using the redlining-function and All document tools

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Revisions
Purpose of a revision
(3)
A revision represents a checked and saved state
of a document. The result is a revision file (PDF
or TIFF), which permanently documents the
status of a document.
Documents, which can have revisions
Evaluating and interactive reports, e.g.

data sheet (1), loop diagram (2)
Embedded external documents
e.g. Function specification (Word) (3)
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(1)
(2)
Revisions
Unit revision (across all working layers)
Without project revisions (default setting in standard database)
For documenting all the intermediate states, that a document has in a
working layer.
The intermediate states are available in the subordinated layers and,
after the working layer release, in the superordinated layer.
Combined with project revisions
For documenting the latest intermediate state, that a document
has in a working layer.
This state is available in the subordinate layers and, after the working layer
release, in the superordinated layers.
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Revisions
Project revision (working layer-specific)
For documenting all the intermediate states, that a document has in a
working layer.
They are not released to the superordinated layer, when the working layer
is released.
When finishing a project revision, COMOS automatically creates a unit
revision.

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Revisions
Single revisions:
In a single revision, a revision of one document is created, independent of other
documents.
The index of a single revision is selected in such a way that it is unique within
the document.
Bulk revisions:
Single revisions can be created in a bulk process with the Revision-tool.
Group revisions:
Group revisions are only possible in the Documents tab for document
groups.
All revisions which belong to the group revision have the same index.
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Revisions
Technical information about the revision process
Revisions are created either by users or automatically through revision
monitoring.
When a revision is created, a *-revision is created.
The following revision steps are prepared in the standard database:
Created by
Inspected by
Released by
A revision file is created during the revision process, which stores the
revision status in an unchangeable data format.
It can be configured, at which stage of the process the file will be created.
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Revisions
Revision options
Via the revision options (1) in the project
properties, project wide settings for
revisions can be configured.
Excerpt revision options
(1)
(2)
Examples:
Monitoring (2)
Revision archive (3)
Create PDF file at first step (4)
Report revision comparison method (5)

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(4)
(3)
(5)
Revisions
Creating a single revision
A single revision of a document is
created via the tab Revisions (1).
(2) (5)
(3)
(1)
Procedure:
Creating a new revision (2).
Displaying the revision
properties (3).
Entering revision description,
revision label, (4).
Executing revision step(s) (5).
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(4)
Properties of an interactive report
Revisions
Redlining
Redlining is used for placing
comments in revision files.
(1)
Comments
are saved in a separate redlining
file
can be viewed at any time, via
the PDF-revision file (1)
the open COMOS report (2).
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AE-YY 2 x 1,5!!!
Context menu
(2)
Error!
Excerpt of a
loop diagram
Revisions
All document tools
For the bulk processing of documents, COMOS offers the tool All document
tools.
Options, e.g.:
Creating
revisions
Printing
Analyzing
Exporting
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I&C: Structure engineering
This document is published for training purpose only and is subject to change
without notice.
Any kind of distribution or reproduction of this document, utilization and
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Contents
1
Introduction ................................................................................................................ 2
Description of the task ................................................................................................ 3

2.1
Creating an engineering project ............................................................................ 3
2.2
Creating the unit structure .................................................................................... 3
2.3
Creating the location structure .............................................................................. 4
2.4
Checking the results ............................................................................................ 4
Solution ...................................................................................................................... 5
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the creation of a unit and location structure.
You will
Create a new COMOS engineering project with an appropriate project structure for IC
engineering
Adjust the Navigator, so that (in all tabs) objects will be displayed sorted by their names
and not alphabetically
Create a unit and location structure.
NOTE:
Opening a COMOS database and existing COMOS projects and the use of the
context menu (right-mouse-button) for creating objects in the Navigator are
supposed to be well known to you and are not part of this document.
Always read the full information and the notes within one chapter and then follow them by
your own. The steps / chapters are sequently, so it is not possible to leave one out.
If you need support, talk to the trainer. If no trainer is available, use the figures in chapter 3.
The screenshots presented in this document are for reference use only.

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2.1
Description of the task

Creating an engineering project
Start COMOS and open your COMOS database with your default access.
Your default access should not contain any administration rights.
Create the engineering project I&C. Enter a meaningful description by your own.
Use Project presetting, EI&C example as the project structure.
2.2
Creating the unit structure
Open the engineering project I&C and adjust your Navigator settings, so that objects are
sorted by theirs names and not alphabetically.
NOTE:
For the following steps, use the context menu.
In the tab Units, create a structure with the following components:
A factory/building/production EN Standard
set name = 0; label = WESN and description = Plant Essen
A unit:
set name = H1; label = RE and description = Cleaning
A subunit:
set name = T1; label = VR and description = Primary treatment
The subunit shall contain these category folders:
Equipment
Machines
Valves
Pipes
EI&C
Special equipment
Conveyance means

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2.3
Creating the location structure
In the tab Locations, create a structure with the following components:
A factory/building/production EN Standard
set name = 0; label = SESN and description = Site Essen
A building (within factory SESN)

set name = L001; label = BH01 and description = Operation building 1
Two floors (within BH01):

1. floor: label = KG and description = Basement
2. floor: label = EGand description = Ground floor
Enter the values of the names in such a way, so that the ground floor is displayed above
the basement (set the option Sort alphabetically in the corresponding way).
A room (within the basement):

set name = R001; label = K04 and description = Technic room
A room (within the ground floor):

set name = R001; label = 004 and description = Control room
A field location (within factory SESN):

set name = O001; label = AB01 and description = Grid AB01
2.4
Checking the results
For checking, compare your results with the figures in chapter 3.

In case of deviations, talk to the trainer.

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Solution
The following figures (screenshots) show an exemplary solution:
Fig.1: Entering of name, description and type of the project (chap. 2.2)
Fig.2: Entering the required project structure (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.3: Opening the Navigator settings via the context menu (chap. 2.2)
Fig.4: For a sorting by name, the marked option needs to be deactivated (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.5: The specified unit structure (chap. 2.2)
Fig.6: The specified location structure (chap. 2.3)

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Contents
1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2
Description of the task....................................................................................................... 3

2.1
Creating positions ...................................................................................................... 3
2.2
Creating functions ...................................................................................................... 3
2.3
Questions ................................................................................................................... 4
2.4
Checking the results .................................................................................................. 4
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 5
Introduction
The tutorial intends to convey the creation and handling of positions and functions (in
combination with IC engineering).
You will
Create position- and function-objects
Specify the requirements for the positions and functions by attributes values.
NOTE:

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engineering in advance and that you have opened the engineering
project Training I&C with you default access.
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NOTE:
2.1
For the following steps, use the context menu (right-mouse-button) or

the tab Base objects.
Creating positions
Create these positions for engineering pressure measurements, a temperature measurement

and an actuating process:
2x
P Pressure,
names: P001, P002
1x
T Temperature,
name: T001
1x
U Multi Variable,
name: U001.
Enter these values for the labels and descriptions:
P001:
label: P111 / description: Operating pressure vessel 1
P002:
label: P121 / description: Operating pressure vessel 2
T001:
label: T111 / description: Temperature inlet area
U001:
label: U111 / description: Control inlet pump
Enter these safety requirements for the pressure and temperature measurements:
Ignition protection type:
Increased safety
Explosion group:
Hydrogen
2.2
Creating functions
Create corresponding functions manually for the positions P111, T111, U111.
Create a template based function (A10 Pressure (template)) for the position P121.
Leave the labels P for the pressure measurement functions and T for the temperature
measurement function unchanged.
Change the label and the description of the function Multi variable as follows: Label: Y,
description: Actuator.
Leave all other names, labels and descriptions unchanged.
Enter these attribute values (requirement values) for the actuating function:
Output and operation:
Central control station
Function type:
Shared display / control

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2.3
Questions
1. What is the difference between a template based function and a function with manual
design?
...
...
2.4


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Solution
The following figures (screenshots) show an exemplary solution.
Fig.1: Creating a new position (example Temperature) (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Created positions as described / specified (chap. 2.1)

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Fig.3: Safety requirements as described / specified (example: position T111) (chap. 2.1)
Fig.4: Creating a new function (e.g. pressure measurement, manual) (chap. 2.2)
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Fig.5: Creating a new function (e.g. pressure, template-based) (chap. 2.2)
Fig.6: Created functions as described / specified (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.7: Requirement values as described / specified (chap. 2.2)
Answers:
1. A function with manual engineering contains no request objects or manufacturer
devices for measuring or actuating. They need to be created manually.
When creating a template based function pre-defined request objects / manufacturer
devices will be created automatically, e.g. device request, channel request, request for
terminals for field and marshalling panels, loop diagram.

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I&C: Generic Excel import
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communication of its content is not permitted, unless otherwise expressly agreed.
Any violation may lead to claims for compensation.
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Contents
1
Introduction ................................................................................................................ 2

2.1
Creating a unit structure ....................................................................................... 3
2.2
Solution ...................................................................................................................... 4
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the working with the plugin Generic Excel import.
You will
Create a unit structure with position and function objects via an import process
Import specifications and attribute values for engineering objects.
NOTE:
It is required that you have processed the tutorial I&C: Structure engineering
in advance and that you have opened the engineering project Training I&C
with your default access.

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2.1
Creating a unit structure
Position
(Name)
Position
(Label)
A50
P001
P211
H2
T1
A50
T001
T211
H2
T1
A50
L001
L211
H2
T2
A50
P001
P221
H2
T2
A50
T001
T221
H2
T2
A50
L001
L221
H2
T3
A50
P001
P231
H2
T3
A50
T001
T231
H2
T3
A50
L001
L231
Operating pressure
vessel 1
Operating temperature
vessel 1
Filling level vessel 1
Operating pressure
vessel 2
vessel 2
Operating pressure
vessel 3
vessel 3
Function
type
Folder
T1
Output/
Operation
Subunit
H2
Function
Unit
Position
(Description)
Plant
Below the existing plant and via a generic Excel import, create a further unit with subunits,
positions and functions. For the import, use the option Import into working layer. Design
and contents of the Excel table / sheet 1:
Use these codes for Output / Operation:
Z: Central control station
U: Auxiliary location
And these ones for Function type:
0: None
1: Instrument
2: Combination
3: Process computer
4: Shared display / control
5: Programmable logic controller
Additional help:
Apply the regular expression .*pres.* for this data:
Operating pressure vessel n, Operating temperature vessel n, Filling level vessel n,
As the result you will get the expression: Operating pressure vessel n . The other data are
filtered and not displayed.
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Solution
Fig.1: The command from the menu Plugins | Automation | Generic Excel import (chap.2.1)
Fig.2: Excerpt Tab Generic Excel import (excerpt) with import settings and import data (chap.2.1)

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Drag
&
Drop
Fig. 3: Data assignment, e.g. subunit (chap. 2.1)
Drag&Drop
Fig.4: Splitting and Extended rule options (chap.2.1)

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Drag&Drop
Fig.5: Rule options, e.g. attribute Output and operations (chap.2.1)

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Contents
1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Creating the requests for devices and control units ................................................... 3
2.2
Specifying the device requests .................................................................................. 3
2.3
Using documents ....................................................................................................... 4
2.4
Assigning manufacturer devices from a table ..... Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
2.5
Checking the results ........................................... Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 5
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the creation of requests.

You will:
Create the requests for devices and controls, which are needed for IC engineering
Work with COMOS-internal documents (evaluating reports).
NOTE:
It is required that you have processed the tutorial I&C: Positions and
functions in advance and that you have opened the engineering project
Training I&C (released area) with your default access.

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NOTE:
For the following steps, use the context menu (right-mouse-button) or the tab
Base objects.
If you want to create several objects below a node, use the option New object
from list.
2.1
Creating the requests for devices and control units
For the engineering of

1.
A pressure measurement at vessel 1
2.
A temperature measurement at the inlet area
3.
A control unit for the pump at the inlet area
within the subunit Primary treatment, create the four following requests for devices and
request for control.
To be engineered
Device request
Request for control
Pressure vessel 1
Differential pressure transducer
Analog input (w/o EX safety)
Temperature inlet area
1) Thermometer
2) Temperature measurement
converter
Control inlet pump
Positioner (for valve)
Analog output (w/o EX safety)
For each request for control, create two connectors (bottom) each via Properties | tab
Attributes | tab Address.
2.2
Specifying the device requests
Specify the new request devices by entering (checking in) the following values:
Thermometer:
Measurement range from /to:
10 to 50 C
(technical data)
Measurement element:
Pt100 single
(technical data)
0-20mA
(technical data)
Temperature measurement converter:
Output signal:
If possible, configure the definition of the differential pressure transducer via the PIA portal,
so that you get the product number (MFLB): 7MF4433-1CA02-1AB6. Transfer the values
(from the configuration) to COMOS.
For doing so, it is required that you change / switch the base object (which is assigned to that
engineering object) from @30|M41|A50|A10|A10|A10|P|P2 Differential pressure transducer
to @30|Z10|Z10|0004337 Differential pressure transducer.

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If the portal is not available, enter these values manually:
Process connection:
Flange
(technical data)
Material flange
GG-10
(technical data)
2.3
Using COMOS internal documents
Get familiar with the COMOS internal documents (evaluating reports), related to IC
engineering.
1.
Tag list
Within the unit Cleaning, create a Tag list, open the document and change the
function types and the type of Output and operation via this document (report):
old: Instrument
old: Locally
2.
new: Programmable logic control

new: Central control station
Data sheet tags

Below the measurement functions, create a data sheet tags each, open the documents
and enter these values for medium and aggregate state (via the documents.
old: none
old: none
2.4
new: Water / steam

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Solution
Fig.1: New-command of Basic engineering (illustration is symbolic and shortened) (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: New-command of Basic engineering (illustration is symbolic and shortened) (chap. 2.1)

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Fig.3: Requests for devices and control as described / specified (chap. 2.1)
Fig.4: Device requests for the thermometer as described / specified (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.5: Connecting to the Siemens Online Configurator (PIA LCP) (chap. 2.2)
Fig.6: Configuration via PIA portal and import of the data to COMOS (chap. 2.2)
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Fig.7: COMOS-internal document (evaluating reports) of the unit Cleaning (chap. 2.3)
Fig.8: Document Data sheet tags within the New-command of a function (e.g. Pressure) (chap. 2.3)

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Fig.9: Document (evaluating reports) Tag list (excerpt) (chap. 2.3)
Fig.10: Document (evaluating reports) Data sheet tags (excerpt) (chap. 2.3)

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Contents
1
Introduction ................................................................................................................ 2

2.1
Creating and saving the loop diagrams ................................................................. 3
2.2
Subsequent extension of a loop with a further function .......................................... 3
2.3
Deleting objects and inconsistency ....................................................................... 4
2.4
Solution ...................................................................................................................... 5
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the working with loop diagrams (interactive reports).
You will
Create loop diagrams and use their automatisms and tools
Move and delete objects in loop diagrams
Handle inconsistency in loop diagrams.
NOTE:
It is required that you have processed the tutorial I&C: Requests and devices
(released area) with your default access.

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NOTE:
Base objects.
from list.
2.1
Creating and saving the loop diagrams
For the
The pressure measurement by a differential pressure transducer (P111)
An actuating process by a positioner (for armature) (U111)
and below the functions (not below the position), create a loop diagram each.
For the
Temperature measurement by a thermometer and a separate measurement

converter
Create a loop diagram below the position (not below the function).
Open the loop diagrams of positions P111, T111 and U111, one after the other.
Compare your loop diagrams with the ones in chapter 3.
In case of deviations, talk to the trainer. Otherwise save and close all loop diagrams, so that
the opening-automatisms will be deactivated.
2.2
Subsequent extension of a loop with a further function
Below the temperature position, create another (manually designed) temperature function
(label TIC). Design this function manually as indicated below:
Request for device:
Temperature sensor (converter is included)
Request for control:
Open the corresponding loop diagram again and place the new objects by using Place
automatically from the context menu.
Afterwards, move the new request objects to area/path 4 (centered position).
Save and close the loop diagram.

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2.3
Deleting objects and inconsistency
Open the loop diagram of the temperature position and delete the request for control for the
function TIC by using the context menu of the loop diagram.
Delete the corresponding request for device in the Navigator by using the context menu
Afterwards, remove the inconsistency in the loop diagram by deleting. Save and close the
loop diagram.
2.4


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Solution
Fig.1: New-command in the context menu of a function (chap.2.1)

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Channel request for

control (above)
measurement/actuating device (below)
Fig.2: Loop diagram of function P111 | P1 (chap.2.1)
Channel request for

control (above)
Fig.3: Loop diagram of function T111 (chap.2.1)

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Channel request for

control (above)
Fig.4: Loop diagram of function U111 | Y (chap.2.1)
Fig.5: New-command of a position (e.g. function with manual design) (chap.2.2)

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Fig.6: Function TIC as described / specified (chap.2.2)
Fig.7: Place automatically-command in the context menu in a loop diagram (chap.2.2)

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Drag&Drop
Fig.8: Moving an object in a loop diagram (chap.2.3)
Fig.9: Delete | Object-command in the context menu of a loop diagram (chap.2.3)

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Fig.10: Delete-command in the context menu of a selected object in the Navigator (chap.2.3)
Fig.11: Delete check list-window with warnings (chap.2.3)

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Fig.12: Deleting an inconsistent object via the context menu of a loop diagram (chap.2.3)

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1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Structure engineering................................................................................................. 3
2.2
Creating position, function and device- / channel requests ....................................... 3
2.3
Creating the PLC ....................................................................................................... 3
2.4
Creating the marshalling and field panel .................................................................... 4
2.5
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 5
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the working with objects for controlling and panels.
You will
Repeat and deepen the working with positions, functions and request objects for devices
and control
Create a programmable logic controller (PLC) and use manufacturer devices of the
COMOS database
Create panel objects, panel strips and objects for connections.
NOTE:
It is required that you have processed the tutorial I&C: Structure engineering
(released area) with your default access.
NOTE:
Base objects.
from list.

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2
2.1

Structure engineering
Below the unit Cleaning, create a new subunit with:

Name
Label
Description
T2
HR
Secondary treatment
2.2
Creating position, functions and device- / channel requests
For a filling level measurement and the control of a positioner in the subunit Secondary
treatment you shall create a position and two functions (below the position).
Create the following objects:
1.
A position of type U Multivariable

Label: U211, description: Basin
2.
A function (manual design) of type U Multivariable,

afterwards change Label to L and description to Level
3.
A second function (manual design) of type U Multivariable,

afterwards change Label to Y and description to Actuator
4.
A request for a level limit switch
5.
A request for a positioner (for armature)
6.
A channel request for control of type Digital input (w/o EX saftey) (function Level)
7.
A channel request for control of type Analog output (w/o EX saftey) (function
Actuators)
Unless otherwise noted, leave names, label and descriptions unchanged.

2.3
Creating the PLC
For the engineering of the control unit, use a modular SPS S7 300. The control unit shall be
mounted in a cabinet. This cabinet shall be located in room 004 in building 1.
All modules shall be mounted on a rail 6ES7 390-1AB60-0AA0 (profile rail, 160mm).
1.
A cabinet in room 004
2.
A SPS S7 300 in the cabinet
3.
A profile rail 6ES7 390-1AB60-0AA0 | profile rail, 160mm
4.
A power supply 6ES7 307-1BA01-0AA0 | PS 307 AC 120/230V, DC 24V/2A
5.
A standard CPU 6ES7 318-3EL01-0AB0 | CPU 319-3 PN/DP
6.
A digital input module 6ES7 321-1FF10-0AA0 | SM 321, 8DI, AC 120/230V
7.
A analog input module 6ES7 332-8TF01-0AB0 | SM 332, 8AA, 0/4-20mA HART

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2.4
Creating the marshalling and field panel
The distribution network shall contain a marshalling panel with terminal strips and a field
panel with terminal strips.
The marshalling panel shall be located in the room K04 in the operation building, the
location of the field panel shall be Grid AB01.
1.
A cabinet - as a marshalling panel (MP) with control and field bay - in room K04
2.
Three terminal strips of type 20 terminals at the control bay of the MP
3.
Two terminal strips of type 20 terminals at the field bay of the MP
4.
A field distributor at field location Grid AB01
5.
A terminal strip of type 20 terminals at the field panel

2.5


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Solution
Fig.1: New-command in the context menu of a unit (chap.2.1)
Fig.2: New-command in the context menu of the folder EI&C (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.3: New-command in the context menu of a position (e.g. Multivariable) (chap. 2.2)
Fig.4: Position and functions as described / specified (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.5: Request objects as described/specified (chap. 2.2)
Fig.6: New-command in the context menu of a room (chap. 2.3)
Fig.7: New-command in the context menu of a cabinet (chap 2.3)

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Fig.8: New-command in the context menu of a profile rail (chap 2.3)
Fig.9: PLC modules as described/specified (chap 2.3)
Fig.10: New-command in the context menu of a room (chap 2.4)

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Fig.11: New-command in the context menu of a cabinet (chap 2.4)
Fig.12: New-command in the context menu of a field location (chap 2.4)
Fig.13: Marshalling and field panels as described/specified (chap 2.4)

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1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Creating a working layer ............................................................................................ 3
2.2
Creating cables for the field devices .......................................................................... 3
2.3
Implementing channel requests ................................................................................. 3
2.4
Assignment between unit and location structure ....................................................... 3
2.5
Connecting/marshalling with the loop diagram .......................................................... 3
2.6
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 5
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the marshalling and connecting via loop diagrams.
You will
Implement channel requests
Set references between objects from the unit and location structure
Carry out marshalling and connecting via a loop diagram.
NOTE:
It is required that you have processed the tutorial I&C: Control units and
panels in advance and that you have opened the engineering project
Training I&C (released area) with your default access.
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NOTE:
2.1
Base objects.
Creating a working layer
For starting this tutorial create a working layer with the name SP below the released area
and open it afterwards.
Use this working layer for the next steps.
2.2
Creating cables for the field devices
Create objects of type Cable, unspecified for the cabling of the field devices to the field
panel and below the corresponding basic engineering folder of the functions. Enter 2 x 2 x
0,5 mm as description.
Afterwards, create four wires (with labels: 1, 2, 3, 4) for each cable.
2.3
Implementing channel requests
For each of the two channel requests for a control unit in the subunit Secondary treatment,
insert an implementation pointer, as indicated below:
Request
Implementation
=WESN.RE.HR.U211.L.A10ELM001(999)
+SESN.BH01.EG.004.S001-A01-0-304 (E0.3)
=WESN.RE.HR.U211.Y. A10ELM001(999)
+SESN.BH01.EG.004.S001-A01-0-402 (AW2)
NOTE:
Use the two options, which you know:

- Implementing channel request one by one
- Implementing channel request via queries
2.4
Assignment between unit and location structure
For the subunit Secondary treatment, insert a pointer to field location AB01. For doing so,
drag the location from the Navigator in the appropriate field within the properties of the
subunit (via drag & drop).
2.5
Connecting/marshalling with the loop diagram
Create for each function from position U211 one loop diagram and open the diagrams one
after the other. If not done yet by the automatism, connect the placed devices (page area
Field) with the implemented channel requests (page area Control). Use the tool
Connection and the mode Write.
On the writing connections, place the terminals of the marshalling panel and the field panel
and the cables 2 x 2 x 0,5 mm manually, so that you get a connection engineering between
control and field devices, as shown in the following tables.

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For doing so, place the terminals and the cables at the corresponding positions in the loop
diagrams (via drag&drop).
Connections/marshalling for the level measurement of field location AB01:
Cabin
et
Module
/
channel
Connectors
Marshalling
panel
(area C) /
terminal strip /
terminal
Marshalling
panel
(area F) /
terminal strip /
terminal
Field location /
Field panel /
terminal strip /
terminal
Field device /
connector
S001
3 / E0.3
8; 9/4_N4M
V001 / XG1 / 7, 8
V001 / XG1 / 1, 2
AB01 / K001 / XG1 / 1, 2
B1 / 1, 2
Cable / wire
=WESN.RE.HR. U211.L.A10-WD1 / 1, 2
Connections/marshalling for the positioner of field location AB01:

Cabin
et
Module
/
channel
Connectors
Marshalling
panel
(area C) /
terminal strip /
terminal
Marshalling
panel
(area F) /
terminal strip /
terminal
Field location /
Field panel /
terminal strip /
terminal
Field device /
connector
S001
4 / AW2
4/CH1+; 5/CH1-
V001 / XG2 / 3, 4
V001 / XG1 / 3, 4
AB01 / K001 / XG1 / 3, 4
K1 / A1, A2
Cable / wire
=WESN.RE.HR.U211.Y.A10-WD1 / 1, 2
Save and close both loop diagrams.

2.6


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Solution
Drag&Drop
Fig.1: Inserting the cable base object into the engineering project via drag&drop (chap.2.2)
Drag&Drop
Fig.2: Inserting an implementation pointer (example: request for control) (chap.2.4)

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Drag&Drop
Fig.3: Inserting an implementation pointer via the query Implement PLC (chap.2.3)
Drag
&
Drop
Fig.4: Linking between objects from the unit and location structure (chap.2.4)

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Drag
&
Drop
Fig.5: Connection engineering via loop diagram (here: terminals, side C)) (chap.2.5)
Drag
&
Drop
Fig.6: Connection engineering via loop diagram (here: cable, measurement device) (chap.2.5)

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Fig.7: Loop diagram for level measurement in subunit Secondary treatment (chap.2.5)
Fig.8: Loop diagram for positioner in subunit Secondary treatment (chap.2.5)

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Industry
Tutorial
I&C: Signal engineering and Loop
document manager
without notice.
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Contents
1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Creating position, function and a loop diagram .......................................................... 3
2.2
Creating signals and channel requests ...................................................................... 3
2.3
Modifying the loop diagram manually ........................................................................ 3
2.4
Working with the Loop document manager ............................................................. 3
2.5
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 4
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the working with signals and with the plugin Loop document
manager.
You will:
Create signals and (below them) channel requests
Modify loop diagrams manually
Work with the Loop document manager.
NOTE:
It is required that you have processed the tutorial I&C: Marshalling /

connecting with the loop diagram in advance and that you have opened the
working layer SP of the engineering project Training I&C with your default
access.
I&C: Signal engineering and Loop document manager

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NOTE:
2.1
Base objects.
Creating position, function and a loop diagram
Below the subunit Secondary treatment, create the below mentioned position and function,
which are used for adding cleanser. Enter label and description as described.
1x
Y Vibration, rotation, actors,

Label: Y211, description: Addition cleanser
1x
Y Actuators (manual design)
Below the function, create a loop diagram.

2.2
Creating signals and channel requests
For functional engineering, create the following signals below the function:
1x
O+ Response open/on
1x
O- Response close/off
Below the signals, create these channel requests each:
1x
A10 Sensors, channel request (channel request for measurement)
1x
A10 Analog input (w/o EX safety) (channel request for control)
2.3
Modifying the loop diagram manually
Open the two loop diagrams of the basin and insert the following changes manually:
Near the measurement device, place the text: Replace during next maintenance.
Near the positioner, place the text: Spare part not available any longer.
Save and close the loop diagrams.

2.4
Working with the Loop document manager
Call up / open the plugin Loop document manager, set the Secondary treatment as start
object and refresh the display. For the two functions of the basin, carry out the following
steps:
Refresh the loop diagram of the level measurement by using Leave manual changes.
Refresh the loop diagram of the actuating process by using Complete rebuild.
2.5


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Solution
The following illustrations (screenshots) show an exemplary solution.
Fig.1: Position and function as described / specified (chap.2.1)
Fig.2: New-command in the context menu of the folder Signal engineering (chap.2.1)

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Fig.3: New-command in the context menu of the signal (chap.2.2)
Fig.4: Signals and channel requests as described / specified (chap.2.2)

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Fig.5: Manually modified loop diagram of the measurement (chap.2.3)
Fig.6: Manually modified loop diagram of the actuating device (chap.2.3)

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Fig.7: The command Plugins | Automation | Loop document manager (chap.2.3)
Fig.8: The options for refreshing / updating loop diagrams (chap.2.3)

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Fig.9: Loop diagram (measurement) after refreshing (chap.2.4)
Fig.10: Loop diagram (actuating) after refreshing (chap.2.4)

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I&C: Revision
without notice.
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Contents
1
Introduction ................................................................................................................ 2

2.1
Preparing the engineering project for unit revision ................................................. 3
2.2
Creating single revisions ...................................................................................... 3
2.3
Using the redlining functionality ............................................................................ 4
2.4
Carrying out bulk revision (released area) ............................................................. 4
2.5
Solution ...................................................................................................................... 5
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the creation of document revisions and the working with
working layers.
You will:
Prepare the engineering project
Create a single revision (in a working layer)
Use the redlining functionality (in a working layer)
Release the working layer
Carry out a bulk revision (in the released area)
NOTE:
It is required that you have processed the tutorial I&C: Marshalling /

connecting with the loop diagram in advance and that you have opened the
released area of the engineering project Training I&C with your default
access.
I&C: Revision
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NOTE:
2.1
Use the context menu for the next steps.
Preparing the engineering project for unit revision
Configure the revision options of the engineering project Training I&C like this:
Control group
Settings
Settings
Revision archive PDFFactory (as of v. 1.5x)
Procedure:
Option: Create PDF file at first step deactivated
Monitoring
Create revision on change (create * revision)
Report revisions
comparison method:
Content (texts)
Redlining:
Display revision document with Redlining
2.2
Creating single revisions
Carry out the next steps in a working layer SP, which you have created in one of the previous
tutorials.
Open the working layer.
Open the properties of the position diagram of the function Level in the secondary
treatment and follow these steps:
1. Via the tab Revisions create a revision.
2. Carry out the revision step Created by with the following settings:
Label: A1; revision description: First version;
Revision step label: DD.MM.YYYY; revision step description: Max Muster
3. Carry out the revision step Checked by with the following settings:
4. Carry out the revision step Released by with the following settings:
I&C: Revision
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2.3
Using the redlining functionality
Create and save the following note (comment) and redlining symbol in the revision A1 of the
position diagram:
2.4
Carrying out bulk revision (released area)
Release the working layer, in which you are working, to the released area.
In the released area, carry out a bulk revision via All document tools for these documents:
Secondary treatment | level function | loop diagram
Secondary treatment | actuator function | loop diagram
For the settings of each revision step, use the same settings, which you have used for the
previous single revision.
2.5

I&C: Revision
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Solution
The following figures (screenshots) represent a reference solution:
Fig.1: The tab Revision options as part of the properties of a project (chap.2.1)
I&C: Revision
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Fig.2: Navigator, displaying the current project and current working layer (chap.2.2)
Creating a revision
Carrying out a revision step
Fig.3: The tab Revisions as part of the properties of the position diagram (chap.2.2)
Fig.4: Calling up the command Display revision document with Redlining (chap.2.3)
I&C: Revision
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Tool for placing notes and symbols
Note in the redlining filei
Fig.5: Opened redlining file with a saved note (chap.2.3)
Button Revision..
Fig.6: All document tools and the dialog window Revision (chap.2.3)
I&C: Revision
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