Siemens SIMATIC PCS 7 Operation And Maintenance

Replacing hardware
4.3 Procedure for replacing hardware
Compendium Part D - Operation and Maintenance (V9.0)
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Summary for IM 153-2BAxx:
Delivery release
date
Product
Remark
8/15/2005
PCS 7 V6.1 SP1
Replacement-compatible operation
4/26/2006 IM 153-2 (6ES7 153-2BAx1-0XB0) See delivery release (ID 23004099) in
the Industry Online Support
9/11/2007 IM 153-2 (6ES7 153-2BAx2-0XB0) See delivery release (ID 26291781) in
the Industry Online Support
9/27/2007
PCS 7 V7.0 SP1
Configuration possible
1/21/2008
PCS 7 V6.1 SP2
Replacement-compatible operation
2/17/2009
PCS 7 V6.1 SP3
Replacement-compatible operation
Redundancy
If new hardware is used to replace redundant components such as H-CPU or IM 153-2, you
will have to replace both redundant components during a maintenance interval.
Note
If a redundant module is defective, the same module type and firmware version must be
used to ensure that process mode will not be d
isrupted.
4.3
Procedure for replacing hardware
Requirements for replacing hardware during operation
Before you start to replace components in an automation system with a redundant
configuration (for example, CPU, CP, or IM), you must ensure that the H system is in a
completely redundant state.
You can only replace a CPU in the H system, for example, if all stations (e.g. ET 200M) are
connected redundantly and are active (power supply) and free of faults.
Also, you can only remove a redundant interface module if the H system and both IMs are in
a redundant state.
NOTICE
Only make changes to a plant during operation if no redundancy faults are present, i.e. the
REDF LED is not lit, and you have ensured that both IMs of all the connected redundant
stations (e.g. ET 200M) are operating correctly. Otherwise, process mode may be
disrupted.

Siemens SIMATIC PCS 7 Specifications

General

Brand	Siemens
Model	SIMATIC PCS 7
Category	Control Systems
Language	English