Commissioning
12.4 Operating and system states
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• Changes to data through communication functions
• Access to data that could be different on the different CPUs, for example current time,
system time, or runtime messages
Synchronization for redundant mode
In the SYNCUP system state, the operating system synchronizes the user programs in the two
CPUs for redundant operation.
Synchronization ensures that both CPUs can operate redundantly. In the event of failure of
the primary CPU in redundant operation, the backup CPU takes over control of the process as
the new primary CPU at the point of interruption.
Requirements for achieving a redundant system state
If the following requirements are met, the redundant system reaches the RUN-Redundant
system state:
• The requirements for use of the S7-1500R/H redundant system have been met (see
section Application planning (Page 129)).
• The two CPUs of the redundant system have recognized each other, which means pairing
was successful (see section CPU pairing (Page 366));
• You have commissioned the system as detailed in the section Commissioning procedure
(Page 362).
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