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Hardware Information	Release 04/02

7.5Interfaces

The following interfaces are available on the computing unit’s mainboard:

Sports for connecting external devices

Sports for connecting displays

Sports for internal connections (drives, wiring backplane, etc.)

The connector pin-outs of the different ports are described in the sections below.

7.5.1External interfaces

Interface	Position	Connec-	Description
		tor

COM 1	external	X9	3F8h-3FFh, can be disabled
			IRQ4, edge-triggered
			25-pin, socket, V.24/V.28 and
			20mA (TTY isolated)

COM 2	external	X11	2F8h-2FFh, can be disabled
			IRQ3, edge-triggered
			9-pin, standard connector

LPT1	external	X9	378h-37Fh, can be disabled
			IRQ7, edge-triggered
			25-pin, standard socket

PS/2 mouse	external	X6	060h-064h
			IRQ12, edge-triggered
			6-pin, mini DIN socket

PS/2 keyboard	external	X6	060h-064h
			IRQ1, edge-triggered
			6-pin, mini DIN socket

USB	external	X40	First USB channel, additional internal
			second
			USB channel for front interface

MPI /DP12	external	X600	Can be disabled
			IRQ5, edge-triggered
			9-pin, standard socket, isolated port

Ethernet	external	X500	RJ45

VGA	external	X11	3B0h-3BFh, 3C0h-3CFh, 3D0h-3DFh, can
			be
			disabled
			IRQ9, edge-triggered
			15 pin, standard socket

PCCard/CardBus	external	X700	3E0h-3E1h
port			100-pin SMD socket connector

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Equipment Manual Panel PC Computing UnitRelease 04/02 Safety Guidelines Qualified PersonnelTrademarks Correct UsageImpressum For your notes Purpose PrefaceDocumentation History NotationRelease Comments Automation and Drives, Service & Support Training Center Simatic Customer Support Online ServicesOther Sources of Assistance Contents Contents Release 04/02 Configuring the Computing Unit in Bios SetupRelease 04/02 Contents Panel PC 670 Computing Unit, Equipment Manual Chapter Overview Product OverviewSection You Will Find Computing unit InstallationAdvantages of the Computing Unit QualitySoftware equipment Advantages of the computing unitSafety Notes Mains supply For the USA and Canada Power supplyCountry-Specific Notes Repairs Supply voltage outside the USA and CanadaBatteries ESD guidelinesEMC guidelines Certificates, Guidelines and DeclarationsCE identification Low voltage guidelinesConnection of periphery devices Observe installation guidelinesDIN ISO 9001 certificate Safety Certification for USA, Canada and AustraliaConditions of Operations CanadaModifications Canadian NoticeAustralia Starting Up the Computing Unit Chapter OverviewUnpacking the computing unit Unpacking and Checking the Computing UnitEntering the production number SVP number Installing the Computing Unit 297 Not permitted where a disk/CD-ROM/LS240 drive is installed Position Interfaces at bottomConnection to the power supply Ensuring Readiness for ServiceMeasures for equipotential Connecting and switching on the computing unit Switching the computing unit offTransport ShippingPanel PC 670 Computing Unit, Equipment Manual Connecting and Switching on Computing Unit Chapter OverviewView of Interface Side PortsRelease 04/02 Connecting and Switching on the Computing Unit VGA interface View of Drive Side Connecting Periphery Units Printer connection via the parallel interfaceConnecting the Mouse PS/2 mouse connectionSerial mouse connection PS/2 Keyboard connectionUSB device connection USB connection portsWorking with PC Cards PC cardsExamples of Pcmcia cards on the PC card interface for Installation von PC cards 2 LS240 drive DrivesFloppy disk drive Disk typesHandling LS240 drive disks Handling Floppy DisksEmergency eject Operation Hard disk driveCD-ROM drive or CD RW/DVD drive depending on unit equipment Emergency ejectBackup Battery Additional softwarePoint-to-point connection Using the Computing Unit in a Simatic S5 NetworkRules Connecting the computing unit to an S5 PLC Connection to an S5 Programmable ControllerConnecting the computing unit via an adapter Interface Connection Connecting cable AdapterConnecting the computing unit to programming units TTY 10 Direction of Connection Adapter Connecting CableConnecting an S7 PLC via the MPI/DP interface Using the Computing Unit in a Simatic S7 Network MPI/DPConnection MPI/PROFIBUS-DP network How the network functions Networking the Computing Unit and Other Nodes via ProfibusNetworking the computing unit via Profibus Hardware requirementsConnection Using Windows Networking the computing unit via Industrial EthernetPanel PC 670 Computing Unit, Equipment Manual Maintaining and Extending Computing Unit Chapter overviewOpening the Unit Conditions Restricted liabilityBefore opening the device Tools Opening the computing unit Computing unit prepared for openingFunctional Units Visible After Opening the Device ViewMotherboard Components on the motherboard Number FunctionsStandard memory Installation of a Memory ExtensionMemory Modules 64 MB 128 MB 256 MB Installing the SO Dimm Modules InstallationBattery voltage too low Replacing the Backup BatteryBattery power supply for real-time clock and configuration Replacing the batteryChanging Setup Position of the backup batteryA31 Installation of Extension ModulesC18 A31 Short PCI card 5 Removing and installing the module retainer plates 10 Removing and installing an expansion boardAdjusting the module retainer plate Removing and installing an ISA/PCI module 11 Removing and installing an expansion boardRemoving and Installing Drives Removing and installing the hard disk drive13 Hard disk drive, with holder, removed Removing and installing a CD-ROM drive 14 Computing unit with CD-ROM driveRemoving and installing the disk drive 15 Assembly of the computing unit floppy disk driveRemoving and installing the LS 240 drive 16 Assembly of the LS240 driveRemoving and Installing the Power Supply 17 Removing and installing the power supplyRemoving and Installing the Bus Board 18 Removing and installing the bus boardRemoving and Installing the Motherboard 19 Fixing screws on the motherboardRemoving and Installing the Fan 20 Removing and installing the fanProcessor Upgrade 21 Upgrading the processorReset button 22 Reset buttonPanel PC 670 Computing Unit, Equipment Manual Configuring the Computing Unit in Bios Setup Boot Sequence MenuModifying the Device Configuration with Setup Screen Display Following Power On Menu items Menu MeaningField Meaning Setting in the Main MenuMenu Main By submenusSystem Time und System Date Time and date Floppy disk a Floppy disk driveField Type Multi Sector Transfer field Memory Cache Submenu Write BackSubmenu Boot Options QuickBoot Mode EnabledSummary Screen Submenu Keyboard Features NumLockEntry Meaning Submenu Hardware OptionsPCI-MPI/DP CRT / LCD SimultanSettings of the Advanced menu Menu structureDOS SubmenuCOM/LPT ConfigurationOther Printer Port Internal LPT1 Settable Mode Features Output OnlyBidirectional PCI Configuration Submenu PCI Devices SubmenuSubmenu PCI/PNP ISA IRQ Resource Exclusion IRQ AvailablePCI IRQ line Field AGP Submenu Video Adapter SettingsPCI 3 Menü Security OverviewWas entered during system boot Menu Power APMMenu Boot-Sequence 19 Boot Sequence Menu Example Menu Version Menu Exit Exit MenuDocumenting your device configuration Setup default settingsSystem Parameters Standard Settings Your Entries IRQ4 Security PowerBoot Sequence VersionConfigure PC-Card interface Fault Diagnosis Chapter overviewCause Problems Using External ModulesFault screen RemedyExternal Screen Remains Dark Cause/RemedyMouse driver not loaded Display on the External Screen Does Not Appear or ScrollsNo Mouse Pointer Appears on the Screen/Display Mouse not connectedComputing Unit Time and/or Date are Not Correct USB Device Does Not WorkError messages Error Message Appears on the Screen/DisplayError message on screen Significance/Advice Cmos Beeps Hex Code Computing Unit Self-Test Prior to BootingSpecial codes ExamplePost codes Display hex Meaning DescriptionTpcacheconfig TpconfigTpquietbootstart TperrormsgsTpsetupchek TpenablenmiTppmsetup TperrorcheckPanel PC 670 Computing Unit, Equipment Manual Hardware Information Chapter OverviewBasic system Power Consumption of the Components Maximum ValuesSum max. for basic configuration 38 a 02 a Component Voltage +5V +3.3V +12VOverview of the Components and Interfaces Component Port Description ParametersSimatic S7 Component Description Parameters PortUSB Start Programs Accessories System Tools System Information System ResourcesOverview Signals on the front interfaceMonitoring Functions FunctionTemperature monitoring Temperature monitoring/displayReaction Options WD-Reaktionen Watchdog WDWD monitoring times TWD Fan monitoring External interfaces InterfacesInterface Position Connec Description Tor Serial interface COM1 AG/V24/Modem Pin No Short Name Meaning Input/OutputSerial interface COM2 V24/Mouse Serial interface COM2 maleParallel interface LPT1 PS/2 trackball keyboard interface PS/2 mouse interfacePin Short Name Meaning Input/Output USB interface VCCMPI/DP interface Pin Short Name Meaning Input/OutputEthernet RJ45 connection SymtExth Pin Short Name Meaning Input OutputDdcdat ExtvDisplay port Cmos Interface Posi Con Description Tion NectorVcon Pin SignalGND CLK EnabDisplay port Lvds Pin No Assignment of display to display select pinsDisplay type Interface for front control elements Internal serial interface COM2 V.24 Interface Position Connector DescriptionAssignment of internal interfaces on the mainboard Pin No Short Name Meaning Input/OutputInterface to wiring backplane Pspwrok DC interface of the power supply 105WPin Short Name Meaning P3VInterface to floppy disk drive Allocation of IDE intefaces Pin X41 Meaning X4/X3 Hdactn Connection of an LS240 driveCSN CS1NConnection for CPU fan Connection for buffer batterySV connection for hard disk Connection for device fanPin assignmentI SA slot Wiring Backplane Design and Theory of OperationPin No Short Name Type IOR# SMEMR#IOW# DACK3#Pin Signal Name Type Pin assignment PCI slot5V System Environment 5V System Environment Side B Side aSide B Side a Assignment of slot-specific PCI bus signals PCI Socket PCI Slot Shared ISA PCI Slot Pin NoPower-Good-Signal Power supply AC and DCTechnical Data VoltageSimatic S5 Connecting Cable Connecting cablesSimatic S7 Connecting Cable for MPI/DP Distributed configuration Chapter OverviewDescription Mounting DimensionsMounting positions Cable connection Display codesComputing Transmitter housingUnit Type Resolutio S30/4 S30/3 S30/2 S30/1Panel PC 670 Computing Unit, Equipment Manual Technical Data This AppendixGeneral Technical Data of the Panel PC 670 Computing UnitElectromagnetic compatibility EMC Mechanical environmental conditions Special FeaturesEnvironmental conditions MainboardInterfaces GraphicFunction displays light-emitting diodes on device ESD Guidelines Chapter You Will FindWhat does ESD mean? DefinitionElectrostatic Charge of People ChargingEnsuring a good ground connection Avoid direct contactStructure of the documentation Simatic HMI DocumentationTarget groups Overview of complete documentationDocumentation Target Group Content Simatic HMI Documentation Release 04/02Release 04/02 Simatic HMI Documentation Simatic Simatic S5Simotion Glossary COM2 portDrivers Configuration softwareDevice configuration Ethernet portLPT 1 port InterruptKeyboard port LS 120 drivePC card interface MPI/DP portParallel port PCI or PCI/ISA slotTFT display Setup Bios SetupScsi interface USB portPanel PC 670 Computing Unit, Equipment Manual Index Index Release 04/02 Release 04/02 Index Profibus Index-5 Panel PC 670 Computing Unit, Equipment Manual