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Siemens SIMATIC FM 351 User Manual

Siemens SIMATIC FM 351
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Preface, Contents
User Information
Product Overview
1
Basics of Positioning
2
Installing and Removing the
FM 351
3
Wiring the FM 351
4
Installing the Configuration
Package
5
Programming the FM 351
6
Putting the FM 351 into Operation
7
Reference Information
Machine Data and Increments
8
Modes and Jobs
9
Encoders
10
Diagnostics
11
Samples
12
Appendix
Technical Specifications
A
Connection Diagrams
B
Data Blocks, Error Classes
C
Index
FM 351 Positioning Module
Manual
SIMATIC
This manual is part of the documentation package
with the order number:
6ES7351-1AH00-8BG0
03/2000
C79000-G7076-C351
Edition 02

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Siemens SIMATIC FM 351 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypePositioning module
FunctionPositioning
Number of Axes1
Input Voltage24 V DC
Communication ProtocolPROFIBUS DP
Incremental encoderYes
InterfacePROFIBUS DP
Programming LanguagesSTEP 7
Relative Humidity5 to 95% (non-condensing)
Module TypeFM 351
Number of Outputs4
Temperature Range0 to 60 °C
Positioning rangeDepends on connected encoder
Digital Outputs4
Positioning ResolutionDepends on connected encoder
Operating Temperature0 to 60 °C
Dimensions (W x H x D)40 x 125 mm

Summary

Product Overview

What is the FM 351?

Explains the fundamental purpose and architecture of the FM 351 positioning module.

Areas of Application of the FM 351

Lists typical industries and applications where the FM 351 module is utilized.

Setup for Controlled Positioning with an FM 351

Illustrates the hardware setup and control circuit for positioning tasks.

Basics of Positioning

Controlled Positioning

Defines the characteristics and process of controlled positioning operations.

Ranges and Switching Points of the FM 351

Explains the configurable ranges and switching points for positioning operations.

Installing and Removing the FM 351

Important Safety Rules

Highlights crucial safety guidelines for module installation and system integration.

Installation of the Rail

Provides guidance on the preferred orientation for installing the mounting rail.

Selecting Slots

Specifies that the FM 351 can be installed in any available slot.

Required Tools

Lists the necessary tools for installing and removing the FM 351 module.

Wiring the FM 351

Description of the Encoder Interface

Details the pinout and configuration of the encoder connection interfaces (X2, X3).

Connecting the Encoders

Provides a step-by-step procedure for connecting encoders to the FM 351.

Description of the Front Connector

Explains the pinout and function of the 20-pin front connector (X1).

Wiring the Power Unit

Illustrates the wiring for the power unit, including contactor circuits and control logic.

Installing the Configuration Package

Requirement

Specifies the prerequisite software (STEP 7) for installation.

Content of the Configuration Package

Outlines the components included in the configuration package, such as software, blocks, and documentation.

Programming the FM 351

Basics of Programming an FM 351

Introduces the fundamental tasks and preparations for programming the FM 351.

FC ABS_INIT (FC0)

Details the FC ABS_INIT function for module startup initialization.

FC ABS_CTRL (FC1)

Explains the FC ABS_CTRL function for cyclic operation, data exchange, and control.

FC ABS_DIAG (FC2)

Describes the FC ABS_DIAG function for reading the diagnostic buffer.

Machine Data and Incremental Dimensions

Writing and Reading Machine Data and Incremental Dimension Tables

Explains how to modify and read machine data and incremental dimension tables.

System of Units

Covers the selection and configuration of units for data entry and output.

Machine Data for the Drive

Details the parameters related to the drive control modes and output states.

Machine Data for the Axis

Describes axis types, end-of-travel parameters, and reference point settings.

Modes and Jobs

End of Positioning

Explains how positioning operations conclude and the associated monitoring functions.

Jogging Operating Mode

Details the procedure for moving the drive using the jogging mode.

Reference Point Approach Mode

Describes the process of synchronizing the axis using a reference point approach.

Incremental Operating Mode

Explains how to move the drive to absolute or relative targets using incremental dimensions.

Encoders

Incremental Encoders

Covers the specifications, signal shapes, and evaluation of incremental encoders.

Absolute Encoders

Discusses single-turn, multiturn, and connectable absolute encoders and data transfer.

Diagnostics

Options for Displaying and Evaluating Errors

Outlines methods for obtaining and interpreting error information from the module.

Types of Error

Categorizes errors into synchronous and asynchronous types.

Meaning of the Error LEDs

Explains the status and error indicators (LEDs) on the FM 351 module.

Displaying Errors on an OP

Describes how to display errors on an operator panel (OP) using the diagnostic buffer.

Samples

Introduction

Introduces sample projects and their purpose in illustrating FM 351/FM 451 functions.

Requirements

Lists the necessary hardware and software prerequisites for using the sample projects.

Preparing the Samples

Guides users on how to prepare the sample projects for online testing and execution.

Code of the Samples

Explains how to view and interpret the sample program code written in STL.

Technical Specifications

General Technical Specifications

Lists general technical specifications covered in a related manual and safety warnings.

Area of Application

Specifies the intended industrial environment for SIMATIC products and relevant standards.

Adherence to Installation Instructions

States that SIMATIC products meet requirements when installation instructions are followed.

Connection Diagrams

Overview

Provides an overview table of connectable encoders and their corresponding connection diagrams.

B.1 Connection Diagram for Incremental Encoder Siemens 6FX 2001-2 (Up=5V; RS 422)

Illustrates the wiring diagram for connecting a Siemens 6FX 2001-2 incremental encoder.

B.2 Connection Diagram for Incremental Encoder Siemens 6FX 2001-2 (Up=24V; RS 422)

Illustrates the wiring diagram for connecting a Siemens 6FX 2001-2 incremental encoder.

B.3 Connection Diagram for Incremental Encoder Siemens 6FX 2001-4 (Up=24V; HTL)

Illustrates the wiring diagram for connecting a Siemens 6FX 2001-4 incremental encoder.

Data Blocks/Error Lists

C.1 Content of the Channel DB

Details the structure and content of the Channel Data Block (DB) used for FM 351 operation.

C.2 Content of the Parameter DB

Details the structure and content of the Parameter Data Block (DB) for machine data.

C.3 Data and Structure of the Diagnostic DB

Describes the data structure and content of the Diagnostic Data Block (DB).

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