SIMATIC PDM

The Process Device Manager

The ideal tool for engineering, parameterization,
commissioning, diagnostics and service
Technical brochure April 2008
SIMATIC Software
www.siemens.com/simatic-pdm
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Process Device Manager SIMATIC PDM
Overview
Configuration options with SIMATIC PDM
SIMATIC PDM (Process Device Manager) is a universal, vendor-
independent tool for the configuration, parameterization,
commissioning, diagnostics and maintenance of intelligent
field devices (sensors and actuators) and field components
(remote I/Os, multiplexers, control room devices, compact
controllers), which in the following sections will be referred to
simply as devices.
Using one software, SIMATIC PDM enables the processing of
more than 1 200 devices from Siemens and over 100 vendors
worldwide on one homogeneous user interface. Parameters
and functions for all supported devices are displayed in a con-
sistent and uniform fashion independent of their communica-
tions interface.
With respect to device integration, SIMATIC PDM is the most
powerful open tool on the global market. Devices which pre-
viously were not supported can be easily integrated in
SIMATIC PDM at any time by importing their device descrip-
tions (EDD). This provides security for your investment and
saves you investment costs, training expenses and conse-
quential costs.
Possible applications of SIMATIC PDM
System-integrated
in a SIMATIC PCS 7 / STEP 7 configuration environment, e.g.
on a SIMATIC PCS 7 engineering system or
Stand-alone
as a service tool on a mobile PC
- on PROFIBUS or
- with direct connection to the device
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Plant bus
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SIMATIC PCS 7 engineering station
with SIMATIC PDM
PROFIBUS DP fieldbus Up to 12 Mbit/s
Possible connection point
of a PG/PC with SIMATIC PDM
(stand-alone operation)
HART multiplexer
Stand-alone
computer
with SIMATIC PDM
Device on the workbench
HART protocol
HART device
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(IM 153-2 with
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SIMATIC PDM software and hardware requirements
Supported
operating
systems
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional with SP1 or
higher
Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP1/SP2
Language
support
GUI in 5 languages (German, English, French,
Spanish and Italian)
Device description language according to
implementation by vendor
Hardware
requirements
PG/PC/notebook with processor in accordance
with the operating system requirements
256 MB main memory or more
210 MB vacant memory on hard disk or more
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Help window
Document manager
FAQ
Online help
Manual
Functions
SIMATIC PDM core functions
Setting and modification of device parameters
Comparing (e.g. project and device data)
Plausibility testing of inputs
Device identification and testing
Device status indication with operating modes, alarms and
states
Simulation
Diagnostics (standard, detail)
Management (e.g. networks and PCs)
Export/import (parameter data, reports)
Commissioning functions, e.g. measuring circuit tests of
device data
Device replacement (lifecycle management)
Global and device-specific modification logbook for user
operations (audit trail)
Device-specific calibration reports
Graphic presentations of echo envelope curves, trend
displays, valve diagnostics results etc.
Presentation of integrated manuals
Document manager for integration of up to 10 multimedia
files
Support of plant management
SIMATIC PDM particularly supports operative plant
management through:
Uniform presentation and operation of devices
Indicators for preventive maintenance and servicing
Detection of changes in the project and device
Increasing the operational reliability
Reducing the investment, operating and maintenance
costs
Graded user privileges including password protection
Communications and routing
SIMATIC PDM supports several communication protocols and
components for communicating with devices that have the
following interfaces:
PROFIBUS DP/PA interface
HART interface
Modbus interface
Special interface from Siemens
Further communication protocols on request.
From the central engineering system of the SIMATIC PCS 7
process control system, one can use SIMATIC PDM to navigate
to the connected devices via the various bus systems and re-
mote I/Os. Throughout the plant, every device which can be
parameterized per EDD can be processed using this routing
functionality. The following processing functions are avail-
able:
Read diagnostics information from the device
Modify device settings
Adjust and calibrate devices
Monitor process values
Create simulation values
Reparameterize device.
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Engineering 4
Engineering
Clearly structured engineering with appropriately matched views
The ergonomic operator interface of SIMATIC PDM satisfies
the requirements of the directives VDI/VDE GMA 2187 and
IEC 65/349/CD. Even complex devices with several hundred
parameters can be represented clearly and processed quickly.
Expansion of the device description language EDDL also
allows display elements to be shown perfectly.
Operators are provided with several views of the project and
the devices to be processed, and their application depends on
the procedure and mode of use of the Process Device Manager
(stand-alone or integrated):
Hardware project view
(for the tool integrated in SIMATIC PCS 7 / STEP 7)
View of SIMATIC PCS 7/S7 hardware project from which the
SIMATIC PDM parameterization GUI can be directly opened
for the devices; devices are configured using HW-Config,
and displayed graphically or in tabular form.
Process device network view
(preferably for stand-alone use)
Project view for clear representation of the hierarchical
hardware structure with all networks, communications
components and devices. This can be automatically pro-
duced by scanning the actual plant. The parameterization
data gained in the stand-alone version of SIMATIC PDM can
be imported into a SIMATIC PCS 7/S7 project.
Process device plant view
View of all devices/TAGs present in the project (indepen-
dent of the communications path used) with additional in-
formation on the diagnostics state of the devices and com-
munications paths. Uniform symbols are used to display
the diagnostics state of all devices.
Parameter view
View of device parameters with a wide variety of functions:
- Parameterization functions, e.g. engineering unit, mea-
suring range
- Online functions, e.g. display values, charts, diagnostics
- Calibration functions, e.g. zero, runtimes of valves
- Comparison functions, e.g. devices / saved configuration
data
- Export/import functions, e.g. parameters, projects
- Logging functions
Lifelist view for commissioning and service
Single or cyclically generated network view for the identifi-
cation, diagnostics and online parameterization of devices
Hardware project view
Process device network view
Process device plant view
Parameter view
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Device integration 5
Device integration
Device integration made easy
SIMATIC PDM supports all devices which are defined by means
of the Electronic Device Description (EDD). Based on
EN 50391 and IEC 61804 , EDD is the most widely used
standardized technology for device integration. It is also a
directive of the established organizations for PROFIBUS
(PNO: PROFIBUS International) and HART (HCF: HART Commu-
nication Foundation).
Devices are integrated directly in SIMATIC PDM by means of
their EDD or the current HCF catalog. The device is described
in the EDD in terms of its functions and construction using the
Electronic Device Description Language (EDDL) specified by
PNO. SIMATIC PDM automatically creates its GUI with the
specific device information using this description.
The advantages of the EDD as a text-based device description
are quite clear:
Independent of the operating system
Forms an inseparable function unit together with the
device
Long-term stability throughout the complete device life-
cycle, yet can be modified and/or extended at any time
Contents can be individually matched to any device by the
vendor
The device vendor is provided with a wide scope of possi-
bilities for generating unique features, e.g.
- Implementation of vendor-specific diagnostics functions
in addition to standard diagnostics
- Integration of own documents and help functions
- Implementation of plans for device-specific handling
sequences, e.g. commissioning, calibration, servicing
The current SIMATIC PDM device catalog covers more than
1 200 devices from over 100 manufacturers worldwide. Fur-
thermore, the devices of all manufacturers can be integrated
at any time by simply importing their EDD into the SIMATIC
PDM. It is thus possible to keep the device range up-to-date at
all times and to add to the number of vendors and devices sup-
ported by SIMATIC PDM. If you would like to use any devices
which cannot be found in the SIMATIC PDM device catalog, we
will be glad to help you integrate them.
SIMATIC PDM device import
Contact addresses
Siemens AG, Automation and Drives, Technical Support
Europe
Tel.: +49 180 50 50 222
Fax: +49 180 50 50 223
E-mail: [email protected]
Asia/Pacific
Tel.: +86 1064 719 990
Fax: +86 1064 747 474
E-mail: [email protected]
America
Tel.: +1 423 262 2522
Fax: +1 423 262 2289
E-mail: [email protected]
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Parameter view 6
Parameter view
Central device view with uniform representation
The parameter view rapidly provides a comprehensive
overview of a device. It has a clear layout.
Each device can be directly selected, processed and loaded.
All device functions can be addressed.
Visualization and handling of the parameter view are uniform
for all devices, independent of the type, vendor or
communication:
Working window divided into two sections with navigation
window (left) and parameter window with parameter
name, value, engineering unit and status
Toolbar for general functions
Menu with device functions
Different languages can be selected as desired by the user
(standard language: English).
The device structure and contents are defined by the device
description provided by the vendor.
Parameters which can be read and written have a white back-
ground, and are clearly differentiated from read-only values
with a gray background. Modifications, invalid values, initial
values and read/write status are explicitly identified by color
and text.
Depending on the selection, the navigation window of the pa-
rameter view is focused either on a single device or displays
the device within the hierarchical network structure (multi-
view). Multiview is very convenient for displaying complete
networks or modular components such as remote I/O with
connected HART field devices.
Parameter view - single
Parameter view - Multiview
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Informative online displays 7
Informative online displays
SIMATIC PDM offers numerous possibilities for online commu-
nication with the devices. Values/parameters that can be
visualized and accessed online are defined by the respective
device vendor using the electronic device description (EDD).
The representation is carried out using standardized online
displays which are optimally matched to different functions
with respect to the device descriptions, and also partially per-
mit online access dependent thereon.
Examples of online functions which can then be
implemented:
Monitoring of process value
Monitoring of raw measured values
Monitoring of device-internal status or wear values
Calibration functions
Zero settings
Slave pointer
Trend curves with several variables
X/Y curves, e.g. envelope curves for radar level meters
Diagnostics states
Resetting to factory settings
Operating mode switchover
Online parameterization
Simulation of process variables, states and diagnostics
messages
Classification of device-specific diagnostics
Process value display
Trend display
MICROMASTER configuration data sheet
MICROMASTER drive configuration
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Lifelist 8
Lifelist
Lifelist
User-friendly view for service and commissioning
The lifelist is a network view for identification, diagnostics and
online parameterization of devices. It is created online. It can
be activated once or cyclically. As a result of its special orien-
tation, the lifelist is an ideal working environment for service
and commissioning.
It permits scanning of PROFIBUS DP and PROFIBUS PA seg-
ments including subordinate structures, and displays these in
a clear form. It is also possible to include HART devices that are
connected through a HART modem. Hence it is no longer ab-
solutely necessary to have a knowledge of the plant structure
during a service engagement.
The lifelist is not just a display and source of information, it
provides much more:
The parameterization interface of the devices can be called
directly from the lifelist without having to open a project.
All the offline and online functions of the devices are thus
immediately available.
Addresses and TAGs can be directly modified online in the
lifelist.
Existing projects can be matched using the lifelist.
The contents of the lifelist can be exported as an XML file.
The lifelist can be transferred easily into a PDM stand-alone
project.
The lifelist displays the following information for the devices
and all connected components:
Addresses
TAG
Device type
Device status
Vendor
Software version
Profile version.
The device status (diagnostics information) is identified by
meaningful, easily recognizable and uniform symbols for all
devices.
If an EDD exists for a device, the determined diagnostics infor-
mation is compiled using this device description. This also
means increased convenience since the diagnostics informa-
tion is language-dependent and can be displayed together
with additional device-specific information such as cause of
fault, effect of fault, and references for troubleshooting.
Otherwise the diagnostics information is displayed as stored
in the PROFIBUS GSD.
The lifelist offers two levels for scanning the PROFIBUS:
Scan for identification of connected devices
Scan for device identification with option for additional
determination of diagnostics state and device status.
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HART OPC server 9
HART OPC server
Recording of structures of HART multiplexer networks
The original HART OPC server is provided together with
SIMATIC PDM. In particular with the stand-alone version, this
optional software component provides excellent support for
service and commissioning.
HART multiplexer networks can be scanned using the HART
OPC server, and their structures displayed clearly. The struc-
tures can be automatically imported into a SIMATIC PDM
project or used to adapt existing projects. For servicing, it is
therefore unnecessary to have knowledge of the HART multi-
plexer network structure.
A further function of the HART OPC server is reading of the
device identification which immediately assigns the correct
device description to the SIMATIC PDM.
The HART OPC server supports single-stage and multi-stage
multiplexers, e.g. P&F multiplexers or MTL multiplexers.
Detailed information on which types of multiplexer are sup-
ported by the HART OPC server can be obtained directly from
the vendors or from the HART Communication Foundation.
Integration of HART OPC server in SIMATIC PDM
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Asset Management 10
Asset Management
Asset management encompasses all activities and measures
for maintaining or enhancing the value of a plant. This in-
cludes not only plant management, process management and
process optimization but also and above all value-maintaining
and value-enhancing maintenance and servicing, i.e. asset
management at plant level.
SIMATIC PDM is particularly predestined for asset manage-
ment at plant level on account of its extensive functionality for
the configuration, parameterization, commissioning, diag-
nostics and maintenance of intelligent field devices and com-
ponents.
Asset management systems require a great deal of basic data
in order to provide informative and reliable results. In real
plants these data are highly heterogeneous and unstructured,
which makes them very difficult to access. SIMATIC PDM is
able to determine the device data relevant to asset manage-
ment at plant level, and to transfer them in XML format
through a uniform interface to higher-level asset manage-
ment systems. The basis for this is the electronic device de-
scriptions (EDD) which are autonomous of the operating sys-
tem. Collecting the data and interpreting the results are inde-
pendent of the device type, i.e. it makes no difference wheth-
er the device is an actuator or sensor, or a PROFIBUS or
HART device.
However, SIMATIC PDM is far more than just a collector of data
for higher-level asset management systems. It also provides a
variety of own asset management functions:
Determination of differences between the offline data and
the current parameters in the device
Multilingual presentation of diagnostics data read from the
devices (device-specific data and profile data)
Uniform presentation and identification of diagnostics and
status data of all devices with uniform symbols
Data transfer to an asset management system activated by
a request from there
Comprehensive logging functions
Export interface for all data
Call of SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC PCS 7 maintenance station
Detailed diagnostics display of a device in SIMATIC PDM
Process device plant view with diagnostics status display
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Practical functions
Exporting and importing of data
SIMATIC PDM can readily export configuration and parameter-
ization data and import them again. In this manner, data can
be exchanged e.g. between various projects or computers.
Data are always exported in XML format. Importing is possible
in different manners:
As modified import: exported data are edited outside the
SIMATIC PDM project, and then inserted into the project at
the same position.
As additive import: exported data are inserted into the
SIMATIC PDM project at a different position, independent
of whether identical objects already exist in the project.
Examples of effective utilization of data exporting and import-
ing:
Generation of parameter Typicals (default parameter
settings) for device types
Transfer of parameters read out of the devices by SIMATIC
PDM into the office world (e.g. Excel spreadsheets)
Determination of plant configurations, and transfer of
structure and parameter settings to a project
Data comparison
SIMATIC PDM offers the facility for comparing parameters and
settings, and to then decide what should be imported or ad-
justed. The compared objects and differences are clearly and
unambiguously identified in color (see picture above).
The following comparison functions are available:
Comparison of offline data in the project database with the
actual device data
Comparison of offline data of two different devices in the
project database
Comparison of data of two different devices
Data comparison between two devices
Logging and documentation
A SIMATIC PDM system function enables an individual calibra-
tion report to be produced for each integrated field device.
The parameterization data are automatically imported into
this report.
Internet links and documents, e.g. device manuals, integrated
into the device description by the vendor can be simply and
rapidly accessed using the parameter view's help menu.
Up to 10 individual multimedia files (text, charts, video,
audio) can be additionally enclosed with each device by
means of a documentation manager which is also integrated
in the parameter view's help menu. These files can be as-
signed to individual measuring points specific to the plant.
User groups and access protection
SIMATIC PDM supports two groups of users:
A maintenance engineer can modify the operating data.
A specialist has the authority to access all parameters and
functions. A freely-selectable password can be assigned to
specialists in order to provide protection against unautho-
rized access.
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Design 12
Design
Customer-oriented product structure
A customer-oriented product structure enables adaptation of
the scope of functions and the performance of SIMATIC PDM
to the individual requirements. The customer can select either
SIMATIC PDM Single Point (the minimum configuration), one
of the application-specific and predefined product configura-
tions (SIMATIC PDM Service, S7 or PCS 7), or produce his own
desired configuration from the individual components avail-
able (see table). The selection depends on the environment of
use:
System-integrated in a SIMATIC S7/PCS 7 configuration
environment
Stand-alone as service tool for operation on a mobile com-
puter on the PROFIBUS or with direct connection to the
device.
The functions of the predefined product configurations
SIMATIC PDM Service, S7 and PCS 7 can be expanded by
PowerPacks, SIMATIC PDM Basic also using TAG options.
On the other hand, SIMATIC PDM Single Point cannot be
expanded.
With the scalable product configurations, the scale
extends from 4 TAGs (SIMATIC PDM Basic) over 128, 512,
1 024, 2 048 TAGs up to unlimited TAGs.
A TAG corresponds to a SIMATIC PDM object, which represents
individual field devices or components within a project, e.g.
transmitters, positioners, switching devices or remote I/Os.
TAGs are also relevant to diagnostics with the lifelist of
SIMATIC PDM. Each detected device with diagnostics capabili-
ty, whose detailed diagnostics is implemented by the device
description (EDD), is counted here as a TAG.
SIMATIC PDM stand-alone SIMATIC PDM systemintegriert
Minimum
configuration
Components for
individual
configuration
Predefined
product configurations
Product name SIMATIC PDM
Single Point
SIMATIC PDM
Basic
SIMATIC PDM
Service
SIMATIC PDM
S7
SIMATIC PDM
PCS 7
TAGs included in scope
of delivery
1 4 128 128 128
TAG expansions Cannot be
expanded
TAG options
128 TAGs
512 TAGs
1 024 TAGs
2 048 TAGs
and/or PowerPacks
PowerPacks
von 128 auf 512 TAGs
von 512 auf 1 024 TAGs
von 1 024 auf 2 048 TAGs
von 2 048 auf unlimited TAGs
Option "Integration in
STEP 7/PCS 7"
Can be ordered as
option
Can be ordered as
option
Included in scope of
supply
Included in scope of
supply
Option "Routing through
S7-400"
Can be ordered as
option
Can be ordered as
option
Can be ordered as
option
Included in scope of
supply
Option "Communication
through standard HART
multiplexer"
Can be ordered as
option
Can be ordered as
option
Can be ordered as
option
Can be ordered as
option
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SIMATIC PDM Single Point
This low-cost minimum configuration with handheld func-
tionality is matched to the processing of exactly one field de-
vice via a point-to-point coupling. All device functions are sup-
ported as defined in the device description.
SIMATIC PDM Basic
This is the basic component for generation of individual
SIMATIC PDM configurations from individual components. It
contains all functions required for operating and parameteriz-
ing the devices, and the communication routes enabled for
PROFIBUS DP/PA, HART communication (modem, RS 232 and
PROFIBUS) and Modbus.
SIMATIC PDM Basic without TAG expansion can manage
projects with as many as 4 TAGs and, provided the system re-
quirements are met, can be used for stand-alone operation on
any computers (PCs/notebooks) with local connection to bus
segments or direct connection to the device.
SIMATIC PDM Service
This is a product configuration specially predefined for servic-
ing use for projects with up to 128 TAGs. It offers service tech-
nicians all functions of SIMATIC PDM Basic, permitting use of
modification logbook, calibration report and detailed diagnos-
tics in the lifelist.
SIMATIC S7
SIMATIC PDM S7 is a predefined product configuration for
projects with up to 128 TAGS, and is matched for use of
SIMATIC PDM in a SIMATIC S7 configuration environment.
SIMATIC PDM S7 combines the scope of functions of SIMATIC
PDM Basic supplemented by modification logbook, calibration
report and detailed diagnostics in the lifelist with the function-
ality for integration of PDM in HW-Config.
SIMATIC PDM PCS 7
SIMATIC PDM PCS 7 is a predefined product configuration for
integration into the engineering system (engineering toolset)
and the maintenance station of SIMATIC PCS 7, and is de-
signed for projects with up to 128 TAGs. SIMATIC PDM PCS 7
expands the scope of functions of SIMATIC PDM Basic supple-
mented by modification logbook, calibration report and de-
tailed diagnostics in the lifelist by the functions for integration
of PDM in HW-Config and routing from the central engineer-
ing system to field devices.
SIMATIC PDM option "Integration in STEP 7/PCS 7"
This option is required for using SIMATIC PDM within a
SIMATIC S7 or SIMATIC PCS 7 project with local connection to
the PROFIBUS. SIMATIC PDM can then be started directly from
the hardware project (HW-Config).
SIMATIC PDM option "Routing through S7-400"
This option is required additive to the option "Integration in
STEP7/PCS 7" when SIMATIC PDM is to be used in a central en-
gineering system for SIMATIC S7/PCS 7 with Ethernet bus link
to the automation systems for the plant-wide configuration,
parameterization, commissioning and diagnostics of field
devices.
Option "Communication through standard HART multi-
plexer"
This option enables SIMATIC PDM to use the HART OPC server
for communicating with HART field devices through HART
multiplexers.
TAG options
TAG options can be used to expand SIMATIC PDM Basic from
4 TAGs up to 128, 512, 1 024 or 2 048 TAGs.
PowerPacks
TAG expansions are also possible using PowerPacks. The num-
ber of TAGs can then be increased from 128 to 512, 1 024 and
2 048 up to unlimited TAGs.
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Benefits
General
product features
Powerful software with uniform GUI and comprehen-
sive functions for engineering, parameterization,
commissioning, diagnostics and maintenance of field
devices and components
Simple and intuitive operation of all integrated
devices based on a common GUI and operator
prompting in 5 languages (German, English, French,
Spanish and Italian)
Access control by means of user groups and password
protection
Uniform, simple and easily recognizable diagnostics
symbols for all devices
Archiving of all parameter, maintenance and diagnos-
tics information in a consistent database
Can be used in stand-alone mode or integrated in the
central SIMATIC PCS 7/S7 engineering system
Device integration and
communication
Global leader for device integration:
More than 1 200 different field devices and
components from over 100 vendors worldwide
Almost all PROFIBUS PA devices are integrated
Almost all HART devices are integrated
Simple integration of new field devices and com-
ponents by importing their device description
(EDD) which is independent of the operating
system
Existing device descriptions can be updated
quickly and easily.
Numerous options for communication with the
devices, e.g. using PROFIBUS DP/PA, HART communi-
cation (modem, RS 232 and PROFIBUS) or Modbus:
With local connection of SIMATIC PDM on a bus
segment or directly to the device
From a central engineering system with
SIMATIC PDM using "Routing through S7-400"
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SIMATIC PDM device list
A device list with a representative cross-section of field
devices and components which can be parameterized with
SIMATIC PDM as well as further information on the topic of
automation technology can also be found in our ordering and
download form on the Internet:
www.siemens.com/simatic/printmaterial
Detail functions
Access to all parameters as well as all diagnostics and
maintenance information of a device
Comparison of parameter sets (e.g. reference and
actual parameters, or online/offline data of two
devices)
Display of process values with status
Simulation of process values for loop tests
Determination, processing and presentation of
device data for asset management
Global and device-specific modification logbook
(audit trail)
Device-specific calibration report
Homogenous and consistent help texts for the
devices, generated from the device descriptions
Integration of up to 10 multimedia files per
document manager
User advantages and
rationalization potential
Increased degree of standardization through confor-
mant device descriptions (EDD) based on an interna-
tionally standardized language (EDDL)
Rationalization of configuration and parameteriza-
tion using convenient export and import functions
High plant availability through device parameters
which can be modified online
Low training requirements through intuitive operator
prompting as well as functions which are easy to
learn, operate and understand
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