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Additional Guidelines for IEC Hot Standby

Configured State

With Concept 2.2 the mirror buffer does not exist anymore, but it’s still worth not

RAM Registers,

having significantly more state RAM references configured than actually used.

Continued

The actual use of state RAM references should concentrate on I/O purposes only

 

and not on storing some application data, just to make it accessible for a SCADA

 

system. The better way would be to use any kind of application related data, which

 

includes everything except I/O points, pure IEC variables (non located variables).

 

The connection to the SCADA system can then be accomplished more easily with

 

an OPC (OLE for Process Control) server, that accesses certain application data by

 

name and not by location. This method of SCADA connection is very flexible and

 

reliable and saves state RAM, which is good for IEC Hot Standby applications.

Efficient Use of

 

There is one thing that can reduce the IEC application data consumption better than

IEC Application

anything else:

Data

 

 

Program only what’s really necessary to control a particular process.

 

When learning about IEC compliant programming and the different EFBs in the

 

different libraries, concentrate on which EFBs not to use. This will help you reduce

 

the size of an application to the necessary minimum.

 

 

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