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Integration of the telecontrol technology in TIA has made it possible to combine the automation of central plants and the monitoring of distributed units in a single process control system.

Homogenous operator control and monitoring using a com- mon control station, uniform configuration with the same engineering system, and consistent utilization of hardware components from the TIA product portfolio result in signifi- cant savings with regard to investments, operation and servicing.

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Process control system with integral

 

telecontrol center

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Typical application areas

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SIMATIC PCS 7 TeleControl system architecture . .

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System overview

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Topologies

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SIMATIC PCS 7 TeleControl system components . .

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PCS 7 TeleControl Operator System

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PCS 7 TeleControl engineering station

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Remote terminal units

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Telecontrol protocols

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General/elementary telecontrol functions

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SINAUT ST7 telecontrol protocol

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DNP3 telecontrol protocol

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IEC 870-5-101/IEC 870-5-104 telecontrol protocol ...

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Modbus telecontrol protocol

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Redundancy

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Increasing the plant availability

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Migration

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Migration of existing telecontrol systems

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Application examples

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Automation of a gas pipeline with slide valve and

 

measuring stations

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Automation of a sewage treatment plant with

 

pumping station and stormwater overflow tank

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Contents Simatic PCS Totally Integrated Automation Totally Integrated AutomationContents Simatic PCS 7 TeleControl Simatic PCS 7 TeleControlProcess control system with integral telecontrol center Automation of widely spread process plantsTypical application areas Oil and gas industriesWater industry Communication with the outstations remote terminal units Simatic PCS 7 TeleControl system architectureSystem overview Integration in process control EngineeringOutstations remote terminal units Simatic S7-300/S7-300F controllersSimatic S7-400/S7-400F controllers Spectrum of outstations and integration versions Combinations of basic topologies and media versions TopologiesBasic topologies Media versionsDual-channel operation Simatic PCS 7 TeleControl system componentsPCS 7 TeleControl Operator System Single-user and multi-user systemsLong-term archiving and logging PCS 7 TeleControl engineering station Data Base Automation DBASimatic PCS 7 TeleControl blocks RTU Large Simatic S7-400/S7-400F controller Remote terminal unitsPossible tele Information points RTU Medium Simatic S7-300/S7-300F controllerGeneral/elementary telecontrol functions Telecontrol protocolsSinaut ST7 telecontrol protocol Sinaut ST7 telecontrol protocolRange without repeaters example Classic WAN mediaRedundant transmission path TCP/IP-based WAN mediaTechnological configuration with Simatic water library Special characteristics Sinaut ST7 communicationOperating modes 20 DNP3 telecontrol protocol DNP3 telecontrol protocolScalance DNP3 telecontrol protocol22 DNP3 telecontrol protocol Special characteristics of DNP3 communicationIEC 870-5-101/IEC 870-5-104 telecontrol protocol IEC 870-5-101/IEC 870-5-104 telecontrol protocolTCP/IP-based WAN media IEC 870-5-104 telecontrol protocol Classic WAN media IEC 870-5-101 telecontrol protocolRTU ET 200S Modbus telecontrol protocol Modbus telecontrol protocolRedundancy Increasing the plant availabilityRedundancy Third-party stations MigrationMigration of existing telecontrol systems Units with Modbus communicationIntegration of third-party stations with OPC Sinaut LSX systemsLinking of Siprotec or third-party protection equipment Application examples Application examplesUniform automation of all stations in the gas network High system availability resulting from redundancyCost-effective RTUs exactly matched to the respective unit Reporting and archiving in compliance withAdditional information