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Migration Guide Comfort Panels

SIMATIC HMI

HMI devices

Migration Guide Comfort Panels

Getting Started

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Introduction

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Replacing an HMI device

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Migrating a project

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Commissioning the HMI

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Data transfer from STEP 7

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Summary of Contents for Siemens SIMATIC HMI Series

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___________________ Migration Guide Comfort Panels Introduction ___________________ Replacing an HMI device ___________________ Migrating a project SIMATIC HMI ___________________ Commissioning the HMI device HMI devices ___________________ Migration Guide Comfort Panels Data transfer from STEP 7 Getting Started 03/2011 A5E03478626-01…
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Note the following: WARNING Siemens products may only be used for the applications described in the catalog and in the relevant technical documentation. If products and components from other manufacturers are used, these must be recommended or approved by Siemens. Proper transport, storage, installation, assembly, commissioning, operation and maintenance are required to ensure that the products operate safely and without any problems.
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Table of contents Introduction…………………………5 Contents……………………….5 Scope ………………………..7 What’s new?………………………8 Replacing the predecessor device with a Comfort HMI device ………….9 Replacing an HMI device ……………………. 11 Overview of HMI devices ………………….11 Mounting cut-out ……………………..13 Interfaces ………………………..16 Slots for memory cards ……………………18 Mapping of the soft key assignment ………………..20 Data input………………………..23 Migrating a project ………………………
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Table of contents Data transfer from STEP 7……………………49 Principles……………………….. 49 Scenario 1: «Update to WinCC V11″………………. 49 Index………………………….. 51 Migration Guide Comfort Panels Getting Started, 03/2011, A5E03478626-01…
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Introduction Contents Purpose of the migration guide The migration guide contains all necessary information clearly arranged for convenient migration to the new Comfort Panels. It basically covers the following points: ● Replacing the HMI devices and the differences connected with the process ●…
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Introduction 1.1 Contents ● «Migrating an HMI project» The section «Migrating an HMI project» mainly covers the steps after migration of the WinCC flexible database that result from the changeover of the HMI device. In addition, it shows how you implement the new features of the Comfort HMI devices in the WinCC project: –…
Page 7: Scope

Introduction 1.2 Scope Scope The migration guide applies to the following predecessor devices: ● OP 77B ● TP 177B 4″ Color ● TP 177B Mono ● TP 177B Color ● MP 177 ● OP 177B Mono ● OP 177B Color ●…
Page 8: What’s New

Introduction 1.3 What’s new? What’s new? More visualization area with display in widescreen format The Comfort HMI devices all come equipped with a display in widescreen format with screen diagonals from 11 cm (4.3″) to 30 cm (11.8″). This upgrade provides up to 40% more visualization area compared to displays with 4:3 format.
Page 9: Replacing The Predecessor Device With A Comfort Hmi Device

Introduction 1.4 Replacing the predecessor device with a Comfort HMI device Replacing the predecessor device with a Comfort HMI device Note Limited comparability based on display size Because of the change in display size from 4:3 to «Widescreen», you can only compare the old with the new HMI devices using the display size to a limited extent.
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Introduction 1.4 Replacing the predecessor device with a Comfort HMI device Migration Guide Comfort Panels Getting Started, 03/2011, A5E03478626-01…
Page 11: Replacing An Hmi Device

Replacing an HMI device Overview of HMI devices Differences in design and operating concept after replacement of HMI devices This section describes the differences and additional functions of the Comfort HMI devices in relation to enclosure, display, interfaces and data input. Enclosure ●…
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Replacing an HMI device 2.1 Overview of HMI devices ● All Comfort HMI devices have at least the same display area as the predecessor devices. Predecessor devices OP 77B TP 177B OP 177B OP 277 TP 177B MP 277 MP 277 MP 277 MP 277 8″…
Page 13: Mounting Cut-Out

Replacing an HMI device 2.2 Mounting cut-out Mounting cut-out Differences in the enclosure dimensions The following tables compare the dimensions for mounting cut-out, device depth and enclosure front of predecessor devices and Comfort HMI devices. Predecessor devices OP 77B TP 177B OP 177B OP 277 TP 177B…
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Replacing an HMI device 2.2 Mounting cut-out Compatibility of the mounting cut-outs You can install the Comfort HMI devices in the mounting cut-outs of the following predecessor devices: Comfort HMI device Predecessor device Mounting cut-out (in mm) KP400 Comfort OP 77B 135 x 171 KTP400 Comfort TP 177B 4»…
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Replacing an HMI device 2.2 Mounting cut-out The following figure shows the dimensions of the mounting cut-out for the OP MP 277 8″ Touch (blue) and the TP900 Comfort (orange): The following figure shows the dimensions of the mounting cut-out for the MP 277 10″ Touch (blue) and the TP1200 Comfort (orange): The following figure shows the dimensions of the mounting cut-out for the MP 277 10″…
Page 16: Interfaces

Replacing an HMI device 2.3 Interfaces Interfaces Location and type of interfaces for predecessor devices and Comfort HMI devices The Comfort HMI devices always have the same interfaces as the predecessor devices. Exception : The RS-232 interface of the OP 77B predecessor device is not available for the Comfort HMI devices.
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Replacing an HMI device 2.3 Interfaces The following figure shows the interfaces on the predecessor devices of the Comfort HMI devices KP/TP700 Comfort to KP/TP1200 Comfort. ① USB type A The predecessor devices MP 277 8″ and MP 277 10″ have two USB type A connectors ②…
Page 18: Slots For Memory Cards

Replacing an HMI device 2.4 Slots for memory cards Slots for memory cards Location of the slots for predecessor devices and Comfort HMI devices All Comfort HMI devices have two slots for SD memory cards. The slots for the Comfort HMI devices are protected by a sliding cover.
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Replacing an HMI device 2.4 Slots for memory cards Number and type of slots for Comfort HMI devices ① Slot for memory card in «SD(IO / HC)» or «MMC» format. Recommendation: SIMATIC HMI Memory Card 2 GB ② Slot for the system memory card. Permissible: SIMATIC HMI Memory Card 2 GB ③…
Page 20: Mapping Of The Soft Key Assignment

Replacing an HMI device 2.5 Mapping of the soft key assignment Mapping of the soft key assignment Assignment of the function keys of predecessor device on Comfort HMI device When replacing the HMI devices, the function key assignments are imported from the predecessor device to the Comfort HMI device according to the following rules: Rule Effect…
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Replacing an HMI device 2.5 Mapping of the soft key assignment Function key assignment for KP400 Comfort and KTP400 Comfort The following figure applies in the same manner for the assignment of the four function keys (F1 to F4) from TP 177B 4″ to KTP400 Comfort. Left OP 77B Right…
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Replacing an HMI device 2.5 Mapping of the soft key assignment Function key assignment for KP900 Comfort Left MP 277 8″ Key Right KP900 Comfort Function key assignment for KP1200 Comfort Left MP 277 10″ Key Right KP1200 Comfort Migration Guide Comfort Panels Getting Started, 03/2011, A5E03478626-01…
Page 23: Data Input

Replacing an HMI device 2.6 Data input Data input Alphanumeric input block Unlike predecessor devices, the Comfort HMI devices with key operation (key panels) are equipped with an alphanumeric input block that works similar to the keyboard of your cell phone.
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Replacing an HMI device 2.6 Data input Migration Guide Comfort Panels Getting Started, 03/2011, A5E03478626-01…
Page 25: Migrating A Project

Migrating a project Overview The new Comfort HMI devices are exclusively supported by the successor of the WinCC flexible configuration software: WinCC V11. In addition to the replacing the HMI devices in the plant, you have to migrate the project data.
Page 26: Migrating A Project

Migrating a project 3.2 Migrating a project HMI devices KP400 C KTP400 KP700 TP700 KP900 TP900 KP1200 TP1200 omfort Comfort Comfort Comfort Comfort Comfort Comfort Comfort Usable memory for application 4 MB 12 MB data Usable memory for recipe data 512 KB 2 MB Additional memory for options…
Page 27: Switching Screen From 4:3 To Widescreen

Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen 3.3.1 Overview Introduction An essential feature of the Comfort HMI devices is the change of the display format from 4:3 to «Widescreen». This change increases the visualization area by up to 40%. In the course of the project migration, you will switch over the predecessor device to the Comfort HMI device in WinCC.
Page 28: Switching Without Adaptation

Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen 3.3.2 Switching without adaptation TP 177B 6″ Setting TP700 Comfort Adaptations for screens and screen objects: «None» Position: Use «Position» to define the positioning of the screen, e.g. «Top left». Result The screen size of the predecessor device is retained at 320 x 240 pixels.
Page 29: Switchover With Adaptation To Screen

Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen 3.3.3 Switchover with adaptation to screen TP 177B 6″ Setting TP700 Comfort Adaptations for screens and screen objects: «Adapt width and height to new screen» Position: «None» The «Circle» object is only increased, not distorted.
Page 30: Switchover With Adaptation To Screen Width

Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen 3.3.4 Switchover with adaptation to screen width TP 177B 6″ Setting TP700 Comfort Adaptations for screens and screen objects: «Adapt width to new screen» Position: Result The screen size is stretched to the width of the target device. If objects are located completely or partly outside the visible area, these objects are not displayed in Runtime.
Page 31: Switchover With Adaptation To Screen Height

Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen 3.3.5 Switchover with adaptation to screen height TP 177B 6″ Command TP700 Comfort Adaptations for screens and screen objects: «Adapt height to new screen» Position: Result The screen size is stretched to the height of the target device. Distorted screen elements possible Truncated screen elements possible Greatly reduced screen elements possible…
Page 32: Recommendation For Screen Changeover

Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen 3.3.6 Recommendation for screen changeover Adapt height to new screen In most cases, the setting «Adapt height to new screen» is the best choice for the switchover from screen format 4:3 to Widescreen. With this setting, objects are not distorted or truncated.
Page 33: Additional Setting Options

Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen 3.3.7 Additional setting options You have the option to use «Free scaling» under «Settings» to enter scaling factors for X and Y alignment, if necessary. For example, enter the factor «1.5» for a 1.5 magnification. You can also suppress automatic resizing of text and graphic objects.
Page 34: Migrating Pictograms With Key Hmi Devices

Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen 3.3.8 Migrating pictograms with key HMI devices If you have configured pictograms to function keys of a previous key device, the pictograms are displayed as squares after the changeover. The square format ensures a uniform representation.
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Migrating a project 3.3 Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen Result The pictograms of the function keys are corrected and displayed without distortion. In this way, you can change the size of pictograms at any time. Migration Guide Comfort Panels Getting Started, 03/2011, A5E03478626-01…
Page 36: Switching Over The Hmi Device

Migrating a project 3.4 Switching over the HMI device Switching over the HMI device Requirements ● Adaptations for screens and screen objects are set for changing the display format (see Switching screen from 4:3 to Widescreen (Page 27)). ● The project tree is open in WinCC. Procedure Proceed as follows: Result…
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Migrating a project 3.4 Switching over the HMI device Color settings The Comfort HMI devices can display graphic objects with a color depth of 16 bit and 32 bit. For this you have to configure the graphic objects with the required color in the project. To do this, select the required «Color depth»…
Page 38: Setting The Address Of The Hmi Device

Migrating a project 3.5 Setting the address of the HMI device Setting the address of the HMI device In WinCC flexible, an IP address set for an HMI device in the project was not transferred to the HMI device. As of WinCC V11, an IP address set in the project is assigned to the respective HMI device during the transfer.
Page 39: Using Energy-Saving Functions

Migrating a project 3.6 Using energy-saving functions Using energy-saving functions 3.6.1 Application The energy required for display backlighting, up to 40%, makes up a large part of the total power consumption of an HMI device. To reduce energy consumption, the Comfort HMI devices come equipped with LED backlighting.
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Migrating a project 3.6 Using energy-saving functions Configuring the energy-saving function using the screensaver If you want to turn off the display after a specified time without operator action, configure the screensaver in the Control Panel of the HMI device: In this example, the brightness of the display backlighting is reduced after two minutes.
Page 41: Controlling Display Brightness

Migrating a project 3.6 Using energy-saving functions 3.6.3 Controlling display brightness You can either switch on a switched-off display with an operator action or you can gradually increase the brightness. Requirements The display is switched off. Procedure Proceed as follows: 1.
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Migrating a project 3.6 Using energy-saving functions Migration Guide Comfort Panels Getting Started, 03/2011, A5E03478626-01…
Page 43: Commissioning The Hmi Device

Commissioning the HMI device Overview To transfer the migrated project from the configuration PC to the Comfort HMI device, connect the Comfort HMI device with one of the following interfaces on the configuration PC: ● Ethernet ● USB ● PROFIBUS/MPI After successful transfer, you can insert the system memory card in the Comfort HMI device and activate automatic backup as part of the service concept.
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Procedure Proceed as follows: 1. Connect the HMI device to the configuration PC. SIEMENS SIEMENS The configuration PC and HMI device are connected. If Windows XP is installed on the configuration PC, you are prompted to install the driver. Use the «Automatic search»…
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Commissioning the HMI device 4.2 Transferring a project 4. Select the menu command «Online > Advanced download to device» in WinCC. The «Advanced download» dialog opens. 5. Transfer the project to the HMI device. The «Load preview» dialog opens. The project is compiled at the same time. The result appears in the «Load preview»…
Page 46: Using Automatic Backup

Commissioning the HMI device 4.3 Using automatic backup Using automatic backup Introduction The «Service concept» of the Comfort HMI devices is a continuous, automatic backup of all process-relevant HMI device data on the system memory card. The automatic backup is activated automatically after you insert the system memory card and following a prompt.
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Commissioning the HMI device 4.3 Using automatic backup Note No message during insertion of a defective system memory card If you insert a defective system memory card, the message «Use system card?» will not appear. Replace the system memory card with a new SIMATIC HMI Memory Card. Note No message for system memory card from HMI device that is not an identical model If you insert a system memory card from a non-identical HMI device, the message «Use…
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Commissioning the HMI device 4.3 Using automatic backup Migration Guide Comfort Panels Getting Started, 03/2011, A5E03478626-01…
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Data transfer from STEP 7 Principles You can transfer the tags you have created in STEP 7 V5 into your WinCC project. The following basic scenarios occur: ● You change from WinCC flexible to WinCC. ● You change from a third-party product to WinCC. You have used STEP 7 in both scenarios to program your plant.
Page 50: Data Transfer From Step 7

Data transfer from STEP 7 5.2 Scenario 1: «Update to WinCC V11» Result The STEP 7 tags are available in the WinCC project and can be used. Note Limitation If you change the tags in STEP 7, you must make these changes manually in the HMI project.
Page 51: Project

Index Function keys, 20 Activating Automatic backup, 46 Alphanumeric input, 23 Automatic backup HMI device Activating, 46 Toggle, 36 Brightness Interfaces, 16 Of the display, 41 K keys, 20 Cell phone keyboard, 23 Change Screen format, 27 Color settings Labeling strips, 20 Comfort HMI device, 37 Comfort HMI device Color settings, 37…
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Index Migrating, 34 Project Migrating, 26 Purpose Migration guide, 5 Scope Migration guide, 7 Screen format Change, 27 Screen keyboard, 23 Slots for memory cards, 18 STEP 7 Transferring data from ~, 49 Toggle HMI device, 36 Transferring Data from STEP 7, 49 Migration Guide Comfort Panels Getting Started, 03/2011, A5E03478626-01…

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Contents
Table of Contents
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SIMATIC HMI

HMI device

Mobile Panel 277F IWLAN

Operating Instructions

Order No.: 6AV6691-1DQ01-2AA0

12/2007

A5E01003940-01

Preface

Overview

Safety instructions,

standards and notes

Planning application

Installation and connection

Operator controls and

displays

Configuring the operating

system

Commissioning the HMI

device

Fail-safe mode

Operating a project

Operating alarms

Operating recipes

Maintenance and care

Technical specifications

Appendix

Abbreviations

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WinCC Installation Notes WinCC Release Notes What’s new in WinCC V7? SIMATIC HMI Service and Support WinCC V7.4 SP1 WinCC: General information and Migration installation WinCC diagnosis System Manual Licensing Performance Data Print of the Online Help 02/2017 A5E40840020-AA…
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Note the following: WARNING Siemens products may only be used for the applications described in the catalog and in the relevant technical documentation. If products and components from other manufacturers are used, these must be recommended or approved by Siemens. Proper transport, storage, installation, assembly, commissioning, operation and maintenance are required to ensure that the products operate safely and without any problems.
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Table of contents WinCC Installation Notes……………………..7 Installation Guide……………………7 Scope of delivery……………………8 SIMATIC WinCC: Product compatibility and supported functions……….10 Licenses and Licensing………………….11 Activating and testing ASIA licenses………………14 Installation Requirements…………………..16 1.6.1 WinCC Installation Requirements………………16 1.6.2 Hardware Requirements for the Installation…………….17 1.6.3 Software Requirements for the Installation…………….19 1.6.4 Microsoft SQL Server for WinCC……………….25 1.6.5…
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Table of contents 2.2.5 Network Technology and UPS………………..63 Notes on WinCC……………………69 2.3.1 General information on WinCC and configurations…………..69 2.3.2 WinCC CS……………………..73 2.3.3 WinCC Runtime……………………74 2.3.4 Smart Tools……………………..76 2.3.5 Process communication………………….77 2.3.6 Remote access and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)…………78 Notes on WinCC Redundancy………………..81 Notes on Process Control Options………………82 What’s new in WinCC V7?……………………..85 What’s new in WinCC V7.4 SP1?………………85…
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Table of contents Important differences compared to previous versions…………138 Conditions for Migration…………………..141 How to migrate SQL Server 2000 databases……………142 How to migrate the WinCC data……………….144 How to migrate S7 projects………………..145 Migrating Multi-User Projects………………..147 Additional Steps……………………148 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation…………150 5.9.1 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation…………150 5.9.2…
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Table of contents 6.4.2 System messages……………………189 Licensing…………………………193 Software Has a Value………………….193 Overview of the licensing…………………194 Basic license types and license types in WinCC…………..198 WinCC in the Demo Mode………………..201 How to manage licenses………………….202 How to Upgrade Licenses………………..204 Diagnostics of Licensing Problems………………205 Restore license key………………….207 Performance Data……………………….209 Performance Data……………………209…
Page 7: Wincc Installation Notes

WinCC Installation Notes Installation Guide Contents This documentation contains important information on the scope of delivery, as well as on the installation and operation of WinCC. The information contained here takes precedence over the information contained in the manual and online help. WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 8: Scope Of Delivery

WinCC Installation Notes 1.2 Scope of delivery Scope of delivery Components supplied WinCC V7.4 SP1 is available as a basic package or upgrade package and as a download package «OSD» (Online Software Delivery). You will receive the following components: Components Basic / Upgrade / Download Package WinCC V7.4 SP1 DVD: ●…
Page 9: Licensing

WinCC Installation Notes 1.2 Scope of delivery Communication drivers The following table lists the communication drivers included in the package. Communication drivers Additional license Allen Bradley — Ethernet IP Mitsubishi Ethernet Modbus TCP/ IP PROFIBUS DP PROFIBUS FMS SIMATIC 505 TCPIP SIMATIC S5 Ethernet Layer 4 SIMATIC S5 Profibus FDL SIMATIC S5 Programmers Port AS511…
Page 10: Simatic Wincc: Product Compatibility And Supported Functions

In the following entry you can call the compatibility tool and find additional information on the operation of the tool: ● https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/64847781 (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/64847781) WinCC: General information and installation…
Page 11: Licenses And Licensing

WinCC Installation Notes 1.4 Licenses and Licensing Licenses and Licensing Introduction The WinCC software is protected and can only be used in its full measure with a valid license. Each installed software and option used requires a valid license for unrestricted operation of WinCC.
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WinCC or after the fact. You will find the Automation License Manager in the Windows start menu in the «Siemens Automation» program group. An after-the- fact installation of a license will take effect upon restart of your computer.
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.4 Licenses and Licensing Note After uninstalling WinCC, the licenses remain installed on the system. See also How to Perform an Upgrade Installation (Page 49) How to Perform an Uninstall (Page 46) How to Install Supplementary Components Later (Page 41) How to Install WinCC (Page 36) Microsoft SQL Server for WinCC (Page 25) WinCC: General information and installation…
Page 14: Activating And Testing Asia Licenses

WinCC Installation Notes 1.5 Activating and testing ASIA licenses Activating and testing ASIA licenses Overview The license keys for WinCC Runtime and WinCC RC (Runtime and Configuration) are provided on the supplied license storage medium «License Key USB Hardlock». The licensed ASIA version is executable in parallel to the European version by switching to Unicode.
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.5 Activating and testing ASIA licenses If necessary, contact WinCC Support and provide the serial number of your software version: ● http://www.automation.siemens.com/partner/index.asp (http:// www.automation.siemens.com/partner/index.asp) You can find the serial number on the «Certificate of License» (CoL). Working with the «License Key USB Hardlock»…
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements Installation Requirements 1.6.1 WinCC Installation Requirements Introduction You will need special hardware and software for the installation of WinCC. The requirements are described in the chapters «Hardware Requirements for Installation» and «Software Requirements for Installation». Note Windows operating system: Avoid changes in system Windows settings deviating from default can have an effect on operation of WinCC.
Page 17: Hardware Requirements For The Installation

WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements Error Message Explanation Setup has detected that unInstallShield is active. Close unInstallShield. Please close unInstallShield and restart Setup. This message may also indicate that you are lacking administrator rights for this installation. In this case, log on to Windows again as user with administrator rights.
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements Minimum Recommended Windows 7 / Windows 8.1 Dual core CPU Multi core CPU (32-bit) Client / single-user system 2.5 GHz Client: 3 GHz Single-user system: 3.5 GHz Windows 7 / Windows 8.1 / Dual core CPU Multi core CPU Windows 10 (64-bit) Client / single-user system 2.5 GHz…
Page 19: Software Requirements For The Installation

WinCC clients. You can find additional information about virtual environments with WinCC at the following URL (entry ID=49368181): ● Internet: FAQ Virtualization (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/ 49368181) See also Defining Access Rights in the Operating System (Page 28) Notes about Running the Software (Page 52)
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements Operating systems Operating system languages WinCC is released for the following operating system languages only: ● German ● English ● French ● Italian ● Spanish ● Chinese (Simplified, PR China) ● Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) ●…
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements WinCC Server You can operate a WinCC server in Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 2016. Operating system Configuration Comments Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Service Pack 1 64-bit Enterprise Service Pack 1 Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard…
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements Note the following: ● Only uppercase relevant ● The first character must be a letter. ● The first 12 characters of the computer name must be unique. Microsoft Message Queuing services WinCC requires Microsoft Message Queuing services. You can find detailed information in the section «Installing Microsoft Message Queuing».
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Information System under «Communication > OPC UA WinCC Channel > WinCC OPC UA Configurator». You can find additional information on installation in the Product Support under entry number = «109482513» ● Internet: OPC UA WinCC Channel — FAQ (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/ view/en/109482513) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements Microsoft Internet Information Service (IIS) Before installing the following components or options, you must first install the Microsoft Internet Information Service (IIS): ● WinCC OPC XML DA Server ● WinCC/DataMonitor ● WinCC/WebNavigator ● WinCC/WebUX The IIS settings for the WinCC/DataMonitor, WinCC/WebNavigator and WinCC/WebUX options can be found in the respective installation notes.
Page 25: Microsoft Sql Server For Wincc

Microsoft SQL Server for WinCC (Page 25) Oracle homepage (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8- downloads-2133155.html) Internet: OPC UA WinCC Channel — FAQ (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/ en/109482513) 1.6.4 Microsoft SQL Server for WinCC WinCC requires Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Service Pack 2 in the 32-bit version. SQL Server is included automatically in the WinCC installation.
Page 26: Notes On Data And System Security

WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements «WinCC» instance after removing WinCC When WinCC is removed, the «WinCC» SQL server instance remains installed and must be removed manually for licensing reasons. Installation of SQL Server Express SQL-Express is installed in the following cases: ●…
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A detailed description of this can be found in the FAQ with entry ID «44027453» in the SIMATIC Customer Online Support: ● Internet: WinCC FAQ 44027453 (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/ 44027453) Shortcut key <Ctrl+Esc> If you disable the <Ctrl+Esc> shortcut key, the following shortcut keys are also disabled in…
Page 28: Access Rights In The Operating System

WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements WinCC Installation Requirements (Page 16) Internet: WinCC FAQs (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/ 10805583/133000) Internet: WinCC FAQ 44027453 (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/ 44027453) 1.6.6 Access rights in the operating system 1.6.6.1 Defining Access Rights in the Operating System Introduction To support you in protecting your system, WinCC offers a structured user management: ●…
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements WinCC Installation ● Task: WinCC Installation ● Role: Configuration engineer, Administrator ● Authorization: Windows Administrator rights ● Procedure: Prior to installation, ensure that you have local administrator rights on the computer. ● Explanation: You need local administrator rights to install WinCC. Preparation for operation ●…
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements ● Procedure: Enter the WinCC users on all computers in the same group. Assign the same password to all the users. ● Explanation: For access to distributed systems, the same user groups must be created on clients and servers.
Page 31: Including Users In The «Simatic Hmi» User Group

WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements See also Notes on Data and System Security (Page 26) Notes about Running the Software (Page 52) How to Adapt the Windows Security Policies (Page 33) How to Install WinCC (Page 36) WinCC Installation Requirements (Page 16) 1.6.6.2 Including users in the «SIMATIC HMI»…
Page 32: Release Existing Project For «Simatic Hmi» User Group

WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements Requirements ● The domain administrator creates a domain-global user group. ● Within the domain, the domain administrator includes those users in the domain whose login permits access to WinCC. Procedure 1. Open the workstation administration under Windows. 2.
Page 33: How To Adapt The Windows Security Policies

WinCC Installation Notes 1.6 Installation Requirements 1.6.7 How to Adapt the Windows Security Policies Introduction Before you install WinCC, you must check the operating system settings: ● The system must permit the installation of unsigned drivers and files. ● In the case of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, the use of the Windows function «Fast User Switching»…
Page 34: Installing Wincc

WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC Installing WinCC 1.7.1 Installing WinCC Introduction This section describes the installation of WinCC. Install MS Message Queuing before you install WinCC. Installation of a WinCC file server If a WinCC server is set up which is to be used for project data archiving only, only the WinCC file server needs to be installed.
Page 35: How To Install Ms Message Queuing

WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC 1.7.2 How to Install MS Message Queuing Introduction WinCC implements the Message Queuing services from Microsoft. It is a component part of the operating system. MS Message Queuing is however not included in the standard Windows installation and must be installed separately if required.
Page 36: How To Install Wincc

WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC Procedure — Windows 10 1. Go to «Control Panel > Programs and Features». 2. Click the «Turn Windows features on or off» button on the left menu bar. The «Windows Features» dialog opens. 3. Activate the «Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) server» component. The «Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) Server Core»…
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC The components already installed are displayed during setup. The following icons are used: Icon Meaning Current version of program is installed. Program is being updated. Program setup conditions are not met. Click the symbol for more detailed information. Program can be selected.
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC Installation of WinCC Options You can installed the desired options during the installation of WinCC itself. The documentation for some of the options will be available only if the concerned option package is installed. Automatic Migration when a WinCC Project of a Previous Version is Opened When you open a project that was created with a version older than WinCC V7.4, the configuration data and Runtime data are automatically migrated.
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC 3. Select the languages you want to install. You may install other languages at a later time. 4. Select «Install» as the setup type. If an older WinCC version is found, you can also activate the «Update» setup type. With this setup type, it is not possible to select additional products to be installed.
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC New entries in the «Siemens Automation» program group After the installation of WinCC, you will find the new folders in the «Siemens Automation» program group. ● Starting WinCC Explorer: – WinCC Explore ● Tools for working with WinCC: –…
Page 41: How To Install Supplementary Components Later

WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC How to Perform an Uninstall (Page 46) How to Install Supplementary Components Later (Page 41) Licenses and Licensing (Page 11) WinCC Installation Requirements (Page 16) 1.7.4 How to Install Supplementary Components Later Introduction Once you have installed WinCC, you can then install further components or options at a later date.
Page 42: How To Install Supplementary Languages

WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC See also WinCC Installation Requirements (Page 16) How to Install WinCC (Page 36) How to Perform an Uninstall (Page 46) Licenses and Licensing (Page 11) 1.7.5 How to Install Supplementary Languages Introduction Once you have installed WinCC, you can later install additional languages. Procedure 1.
Page 43: Calling Record Function

WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC The path length of the drive name, file folder and setup files may be no longer than 255 characters. Record function The Record function supports multiple installation on different computers with identical options. During setup, the Record function records the settings and creates a «Ra_Auto.ini» installation file which supports you during installation.
Page 44: Start Central Installation

WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC Procedure 1. In the Windows Start menu, enter the following command line in the «Run» field: – <Path for the installation data>setup.exe /record Select the DVD drive or a central PC to which the installation data were copied as path for the installation files.
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.7 Installing WinCC 3. Start central installation by calling automatic installation: – <Path for the installation data>setup.exe /silent You may receive a message when the central installation was completed successfully. Note If an error or inconsistency occurs during installation, you will receive messages that require your acknowledgement.
Page 46: How To Perform An Uninstall

WinCC Installation Notes 1.8 How to Perform an Uninstall How to Perform an Uninstall Introduction On your computer, you can remove WinCC completely or simply remove individual components. You cannot remove individual languages. You can execute the removal via the WinCC product DVD or vial the control panel of the operating system.
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WinCC Installation Notes 1.8 How to Perform an Uninstall Removal when the WebNavigator client is installed If you remove WinCC from a computer on which the WebNavigator client is installed, you must then reinstall the WebNavigator client. Changing the settings in the Windows Event Viewer When WinCC is installed, the WinCC Setup program changes the settings of the Event Viewer.
Page 48: Upgrading Wincc

Additional information on migration of WinCC versions V4 or higher is available under the following URL (entry ID=44029132): ● Internet: FAQ Migration V4 > V7 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/en/view/ 44029132) Upgrading WinCC clients WinCC clients can only be upgraded starting with WinCC V7.2.
Page 49: How To Perform An Upgrade Installation

You can update the licensing retroactively. Detailed information is available in the WinCC Information System under the topic «Licensing». See also How to Perform an Upgrade Installation (Page 49) Internet: FAQ Migration V4 > V7 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/en/view/ 44029132) 1.9.2 How to Perform an Upgrade Installation Introduction If you currently have WinCC V6.2 SP3 or higher installed on your system, you can perform an…
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If you are upgrading WinCC versions prior to V7.0 SP3, observe the operating system requirements and hardware requirements. Additional information on migration of WinCC versions V4 or higher is available under the following URL (entry ID=44029132): ● Internet: FAQ Migration V4 > V7 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/en/view/ 44029132) Upgrade preparation Note Backing up a WinCC project Make a backup copy of your project before upgrading WinCC.
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See also Licenses and Licensing (Page 11) How to Install WinCC (Page 36) How to Perform an Uninstall (Page 46) Introduction (Page 135) Internet: FAQ Migration V4 > V7 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/en/view/ 44029132) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 52: Notes About Running The Software

WinCC Installation Notes 1.10 Notes about Running the Software 1.10 Notes about Running the Software Introduction For trouble-free operation and optimal performance of WinCC, observe the notes on operation under Windows and the notes on configuration. You can find this information in the following sections of the WinCC Information System: ●…
Page 53: Wincc Release Notes

WinCC Release Notes Release Notes Content These Release Notes contain important information. The information in these Release Notes has priority over that in the manuals and online help with regard to legal validity. Please read these Release Notes carefully since it contains information which may prove helpful.
Page 54: Notes On Operation

WinCC. Additional information is available in the section «Working with Projects > Making Runtime Settings > Impact of External Applications on Runtime». Compatibility You can find information on compatibility on the Internet in FAQ No. 64847781: ● https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/64847781 (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/64847781) ● Compatibility tool for automation and drive technology: (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/kompatool/index.html?lang=en)
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The Windows «Logon screen saver» can be used. See also Software Requirements for the Installation (Page 19) https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/64847781 (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/64847781) Compatibility tool for automation and drive technology: (https://support.industry.siemens.com/ kompatool/index.html?lang=en)
Page 56: Defining Access Rights In The Operating System

WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation 2.2.2 Defining Access Rights in the Operating System Introduction To support you in protecting your system, WinCC offers a structured user management: ● Protect your system against unauthorized access. ● Assign each user the required rights. In order to work with WinCC, certain folders can be enabled for access via the network.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Preparation for operation ● Task: Access to WinCC ● Role: Configuration engineer, Administrator ● Authorization: Power user rights, Administrator rights ● Procedure: After installation, set up the administrative settings as administrator or power user. ●…
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WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Access rights for local projects ● Task: Access to projects which were created as follows: — Manual copy — Duplicate — Retrieval — Migration ● Role: WinCC user (operator, configuration engineer) ● Authorization: SIMATIC HMI, SIMATIC HMI Viewer ●…
Page 59: Windows Operating System

Make sure that all current patches and security updates from Microsoft are installed on your computer. For further information, refer to the FAQs in the SIMATIC Customer Online Support: ● SIMATIC Customer Online Support: FAQ search (http://support.automation.siemens.com/ WW/llisapi.dll?query=WinCC+Microsoft&func=cslib.cssearch&content=adsearch %2Fadsearch.aspx&lang=en&siteid=csius&objaction=cssearch&searchinprim=&nodeid9 WinCC interface and 64-bit operating system The public interface of WinCC offer no native 64-bit support.
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A detailed description of this can be found in the FAQ with entry ID «44027453» in the SIMATIC Customer Online Support: ● Internet: WinCC FAQ 44027453 (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/ 44027453) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Without this adjustment, it is generally not possible to disable keys in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Users can then use the shortcut key <Ctrl+Alt+Del> in WinCC Runtime to perform all related actions, e.g., lock computer, change user, log off, change password, start Task Manager.
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Disable the option «Check for publisher’s certificate revocation» on the «Advanced» tab in the Internet Options if you operate WinCC on computers that do not have an Internet connection. See also SIMATIC Customer Online Support: FAQ search (http://support.automation.siemens.com/ WW/llisapi.dll?query=WinCC+Microsoft&func=cslib.cssearch&content=adsearch %2Fadsearch.aspx&lang=en&siteid=csius&objaction=cssearch&searchinprim=&nodeid99=) Internet: WinCC FAQs (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/…
Page 63: Network Technology And Ups

WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Notes on Microsoft SQL server Error accessing the SQL master database after switching off the server while the system is running If a server fails unexpectedly in runtime (power failure, disconnection of power plug), the WinCC installation may be corrupted as a result and the SQL server will no longer be able to access the SQL master database following a restart.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Use of redundant servers When redundant pairs of servers are implemented, the master and standby server must be operated in the same IP/subnet band. Network adapters with energy-saving mode When using network adapters provided with energy-saving mode, the energy-saving mode must not be activated.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Observe the following here: 1. The IP address becomes invalid when the network adapter is removed or deactivated after installation of the TCP/IP protocol. 2. The IP address may not be initialized yet. This occurs, for example, when the TCP/IP protocol is installed with the IP address derived from a DHCP server.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Information for using routers and firewalls Using routers WinCC V7 can also be used to connect WinCC clients to WinCC servers via routers. WinCC clients without their own project cannot be used for configuration with the routers, only for WinCC Runtime.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Requirements The following conditions can lead to undesirable reactions when operating WinCC: ● The IP address band used in the terminal network is higher than the APIPA address band (169.254.x.x). ● IP addresses are routed via the default gateway. ●…
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WinCC Release Notes 2.2 Notes on operation Prevent damaged files during power outages If a power failure occurs while using Windows systems when the WinCC system is active, files can be corrupted or lost. Operation using the NTFS file system offers more security. Secure continuous operation can only be guaranteed when an uninterruptible power system (UPS) is used.
Page 69: Notes On Wincc

General information on WinCC and configurations General information WinCC Demo project The WinCC demo project for WinCC V7.4 can be downloaded as a self-extracting ZIP file at: ● http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/de/109482515 (http:// support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/109482515) WinCC passwords: Migration of WinCC projects As of version V7.2, WinCC offers improved encryption of passwords.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.3 Notes on WinCC Openness and system stability WinCC enables high performance actions to be programmed on individual graphic objects and even complete functions and global action scripts independent of the individual components. C scripting: WinCC and Windows API functions can be called in the action scripts. In addition, the integrated script programming contains a C interpreter with a large number of standard functions complying to ANSI-C.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.3 Notes on WinCC Instead, select the «Download» option in the SIMATIC manager in the shortcut menu of the operating system. Installation of the examples projects The supplied example projects are located on the WinCC DVD in the directory «Samples WinCC».
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● 1000200,4,,<Computer name>, DataManager Runtime, Update data for Client ‘<client name>’ lost, (message frames for the client are discarded on the server) Data may be lost on the client. See also Internet: WinCC demo projects (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/products? search=demo&dtp=ExampleOfUse&o=DefaultRankingDesc&pnid=14866&lc=en-WW) http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/de/109482515 (http:// support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/109482515) WinCC: General information and installation…
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WinCC Release Notes 2.3 Notes on WinCC 2.3.2 WinCC CS General information Using several WinCC editors Do not use multiple WinCC editors at the same time because the editors can access the same WinCC components. For example, use of the «Text Distributor» and «Cross Reference» editors or automatic update of the Cross Reference when the Graphics Designer is being accessed simultaneously via interfaces.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.3 Notes on WinCC The corresponding updates for VBA are made available by Microsoft on the download pages. Siemens does not supply any updates from Microsoft. Install the updates for VBA after installing WinCC. Notes on the channels Name of a channel with national characters When you enter a name with national characters in the «SIMATIC S7 Protocol Suite»…
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WinCC Release Notes 2.3 Notes on WinCC OPC tags: Time stamp for Alarm Logging and Tag Logging If messages are triggered by OPC tags, the message time stamp is used by the OPC server, comparably to chronological reporting. For Tag Logging the time stamp is generated by the Tag Logging server. OPC UA: Displaying OPC UA tags Tags created with a WinCC version older than V7.4 are shown as imported in the «Symbols»…
Page 76: Smart Tools

WinCC Release Notes 2.3 Notes on WinCC OPC Historical Data Access Return value OPC_E_MAXEXCEEDED for archive access using OPC If the OPC client demands data from more than 2000 values during synchronous or asynchronous reading, the call is rejected with a return message OPC_E_MAXEXCEEDED. This limit serves to limit the computer load and duration of the call.
Page 77: Process Communication

WinCC Release Notes 2.3 Notes on WinCC WinCC Configuration Studio replaces the functionality of «Tag Export/Import» To export tags from a WinCC project or import them into a WinCC project, use the WinCC Configuration Studio. Information on the Dynamic Wizard Editor Opening the Dynamic Wizard Editor The Dynamic Wizard Editor and the Graphics Designer should not be opened at the same time.
Page 78: Remote Access And Remote Desktop Protocol (Rdp)

WinCC ServiceMode. Also see the information on remote configuration in the WinCC Information System under «Configurations > Multi-User Systems > Remote Configuration». For Current note, see the following FAQ: ● Entry ID 78463889 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/de/view/78463889) (http:// support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/78463889) NOTICE…
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WinCC Release Notes 2.3 Notes on WinCC Approved scenarios The following scenarios have been tested: ● WinCC as single-user system ● WinCC as distributed system ● WinCC in redundant mode ● WinCC/WebUX server You can also use communication via OPC in the approved scenarios. Starting the Remote Desktop You can access WinCC systems with a Remote Desktop client via a console session.
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Migration: Migrate WinCC projects remotely only with UNC paths Use only UNC paths to migrate WinCC projects remotely. Release the project path or the folder above it. Use this UNC path as project directory for the WinCC Project Migrator. See also https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/de/view/78463889 (http:// support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/78463889) http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/55422236 (http:// support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/55422236)
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WinCC Release Notes 2.4 Notes on WinCC Redundancy Notes on WinCC Redundancy Redundancy behavior in case of double failure Double failures are not covered by redundancy. A double failure occurs, for example, when the terminal bus was pulled on server 1 while server 2 was deactivated.
Page 82: Notes On Process Control Options

WinCC Release Notes 2.5 Notes on Process Control Options Notes on Process Control Options Creating a New Project If you create a new project manually, you must first run the OS Project Editor. While creating an OS using PCS7 Engineering Station, the project is automatically called in the background and initialized using the default settings.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.5 Notes on Process Control Options Area names in Alarm Logging and in the Picture Tree Area names in Alarm Logging and in Picture Tree must not contain any spaces at the beginning or end. Area names in distributed systems With distributed systems, the area names in the projects of the various WinCC servers must be unique in order to ensure correct filtering and display of the messages according to the area.
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WinCC Release Notes 2.5 Notes on Process Control Options WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 85: What’s New In Wincc V7

What’s new in WinCC V7? What’s new in WinCC V7.4 SP1? Introduction WinCC V7.4 Service Pack 1 is a free upgrade for WinCC V7.4. WinCC V7.4 SP1 guarantees compatibility with current SIMATIC products and Microsoft products. Service Pack 1 provides a series of functional enhancements as well as optimization of the existing software version.
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.1 What’s new in WinCC V7.4 SP1? Operating systems WinCC V7.4 SP1 runs on the following operating systems: ● WinCC client projects – Windows 10 (Pro / Enterprise, 64-bit) – Windows 8.1 (Pro / Enterprise, 32-bit) –…
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.1 What’s new in WinCC V7.4 SP1? Additions to WinCC Explorer You open the WinCC Explorer with the corresponding project by dragging and dropping the «<PROJECT>.MCP» project file on the » WinCCExplorer.exe» file or on the shortcut on the desktop.
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.1 What’s new in WinCC V7.4 SP1? ● After setting the picture, the picture appears in the picture window above the name and in the center the of preview. ● You can have a separate tooltip text displayed for the customized object and for the contained objects in runtime.
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.1 What’s new in WinCC V7.4 SP1? Reports: Symbols in the tables of the WinCC controls are output When runtime data is reported, the symbols in the tables of the corresponding WinCC controls are also output. WinCC controls: Adapting the buttons and table elements You can change the designs of the standard configuration of the WinCC controls and, for example, create customized symbols for table elements of the table controls.
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.1 What’s new in WinCC V7.4 SP1? Offline data import from TIA Portal projects Data records from TIA Portal projects, such as tag tables, messages and text lists, can now also be imported offline. ODK extensions Several functions and structures have been enhanced with regard to the following: ●…
Page 91: What Is New In Wincc V7

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.2 What is new in WinCC V7? What is new in WinCC V7? Introduction The following section provides you with information in short form about the most important new features in WinCC V7.4 as compared to WinCC V7.3 SE incl. Update 1. You can find detailed descriptions of the individual functions in the WinCC Information System.
Page 92: Supported Operating Systems

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.3 Supported operating systems Supported operating systems Software requirements and supported operating systems Microsoft SQL Server 2014 WinCC as of V7.4 requires Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Service Pack 1 (32-bit). The SQL server is included in the scope of delivery of the product. Operating systems WinCC as of V7.4 runs on the following operating systems: ●…
Page 93: Licensing

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.4 Licensing Licensing Improved license model for WinCC options As of WinCC V7.4, a uniform license model applies to WinCC/DataMonitor, WinCC/ WebNavigator and WinCC/WebUX: ● Licenses are available for 1 / 3 / 10 / 30 / 100 clients ●…
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.4 Licensing Remarks 1) Also contains the upgrades for the following products: ● WinCC User Archives ● WinCC Server ● WinCC Redundancy ● WinCC WebNavigator ● WinCC WebDiag Client ● WinCC Load Balancing ● WinCC Load Balancing step-up ●…
Page 95: Simplified Runtime Operation

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.5 Simplified Runtime operation Simplified Runtime operation Touch operation in Runtime With WinCC V7.4, WinCC Runtime supports the usual gestures on a touch screen, for example: ● Change picture by swiping ● Zoom by dragging with two fingers (scaling) ●…
Page 96: Simatic S7-1200, S7-1500 Channel» Channel Dll

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.6 «SIMATIC S7-1200, S7-1500 Channel» channel DLL «SIMATIC S7-1200, S7-1500 Channel» channel DLL With WinCC V7.4, process communication is extended via communication channel «SIMATIC S7-1200, S7-1500 Channel». New functions support stable communication in your plant, for example tag synchronization with the controller and system diagnostics with WinCC SysDiagControl.
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.6 «SIMATIC S7-1200, S7-1500 Channel» channel DLL System diagnostics with the WinCC SysDiagControl The system diagnostics of WinCC V7.4 displays faults and errors of the controllers «S7-1200» and «S7-1500». The WinCC SysDiagControl hereby provides an overview of fast error localization. A message view of the controller allows you to navigate directly to the control for the diagnostics overview with detailed information.
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.6 «SIMATIC S7-1200, S7-1500 Channel» channel DLL See also Extended functionality for WinCC controls (Page 102) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 99: Easier Configuration With Wincc Configuration Studio

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.7 Easier configuration with WinCC Configuration Studio Easier configuration with WinCC Configuration Studio Efficient engineering with «drag-and-drop» Configuring is even simpler and more convenient with the «WinCC Configuration Studio» of WinCC V7.4. Drag the values into one of the editors using «drag-and-drop». The corresponding data is automatically created.
Page 100: Extended Functionality For Wincc Graphics Designer

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.8 Extended functionality for WinCC Graphics Designer Extended functionality for WinCC Graphics Designer Efficient engineering with «drag-and-drop» WinCC V7.4 also provides additional support for configuring WinCC objects in Graphics Editor. With the extended «drag-and-drop» function, you can, for example, efficiently use a configuration environment with multiple monitors.
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.8 Extended functionality for WinCC Graphics Designer In WinCC Explorer, the new column «Display names» contains the configured display names in the relevant WinCC user interface language. WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 102: Extended Functionality For Wincc Controls

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.9 Extended functionality for WinCC controls Extended functionality for WinCC controls Two new controls were introduced in WinCC V7.4: ● WinCC BarChartControl Display of archive tags in a bar chart ● WinCC SysDiagControl System diagnostics of the controllers «S7-1200» and «S7-1500» You can find additional information under «»SIMATIC S7-1200, S7-1500 Channel»…
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.9 Extended functionality for WinCC controls WinCC BarChartControl The new WinCC BarChartControl shows values of archive tags in a bar chart. You have numerous options for configuring how the bar chart is displayed: ● Diagram window: –…
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.9 Extended functionality for WinCC controls ● Display of the axes: – Version 1: Each chart has its own axes. – Version 2: All charts use a common time axis and/or value axis. – Individual axes can be hidden if required. ●…
Page 105: Extended Functionality With Options For Process Control

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.10 Extended functionality with options for Process Control 3.10 Extended functionality with options for Process Control Improved message filter in the acoustic alarm As of WinCC V7.4, you can specify the user text blocks as filter for triggering the signal in addition to the message class and the message priority.
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.10 Extended functionality with options for Process Control WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 107: Extended Functionality For Wincc/Webnavigator

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.11 Extended functionality for WinCC/WebNavigator 3.11 Extended functionality for WinCC/WebNavigator Requirements WinCC/WebNavigator V7.4 allows access to process pictures with the following Web viewers: ● Internet Explorer as of V10 (32-bit) ● WinCCViewerRT Information on simplified licensing is available under «Licensing (Page 93)». WinCCViewerRT supports load balancing Load balancing on various WebNavigator servers is also supported by WinCC’s own Web viewer «WinCCViewerRT».
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.11 Extended functionality for WinCC/WebNavigator See also Licensing (Page 93) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 109: Extended Functionality For Wincc/Datamonitor

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.12 Extended functionality for WinCC/DataMonitor 3.12 Extended functionality for WinCC/DataMonitor Requirements You can use the following tools to evaluate process data with WinCC/DataMonitor V7.4: ● Internet Explorer as of V10 (32-bit) ● WinCCViewerRT ● Microsoft Excel 2007 SP2 ●…
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.13 Extended functionality for WinCC/WebUX 3.13 Extended functionality for WinCC/WebUX WinCC/WebUX V7.4: Extended range of functions WinCC/WebUX provides a solution for operator control and monitoring of the automation system independent of device and browser. With the current version, WebUX supports most functions of WinCC Runtime. These include, e.g.: ●…
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.13 Extended functionality for WinCC/WebUX ● WinCC Slider Control ● WinCC Digital/Analog Clock Control ● WinCC Gauge Control ● WebBrowser Control See also Licensing (Page 93) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 112: Other Innovations

What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.14 Other Innovations 3.14 Other Innovations In addition to the described new features, WinCC V7.4 offers other new functions and extensions: ● WinCC channel «OPC UA WinCC Channel» ● WinCC installation: – Installation «WinCC client» –…
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.14 Other Innovations WinCC installation Installation «WinCC client» With the «RT Client» or «RC Client» client licenses you can operate both clients without their own project and clients with their own project. The program package «WinCC Client» is available to you during the WinCC installation. The following components are installed: ●…
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What’s new in WinCC V7? 3.14 Other Innovations Use in integrated operation in SIMATIC Manager is not released. Remote configuration: Addressing via computer names When you access computers outside a subnet, use the «Simatic Shell» dialog to configure access to a PC that serves as proxy for distributing your multicast packages. As «Multicast Proxy», you can also directly enter the computer name, as alternative to the IP address.
Page 115: Service And Support

Service and Support Warnings Safety information Warning notice system This manual contains notices you must observe to ensure your personal safety and to prevent damage to property. Notices referring to your personal safety are highlighted in the manual by a safety alert symbol; notices referring to property damage only have no safety alert symbol. The warning notices shown below are graded according to the degree of danger.
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WARNING Proper use of Siemens products Siemens products may only be used for the applications described in the catalog and in the relevant technical documentation. If products and components from other manufacturers are used, these must be recommended or approved by Siemens. Proper transport, storage, installation, assembly, commissioning, operation and maintenance are required to ensure that the products operate safely and without any problems.
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Observe the Release Notes and Installation Notes. Information in the Release Notes and Installation Notes is more binding than that in the manuals and online help. Copyright © Siemens AG 2017 All rights reserved The reproduction, transmission or use of this document or its contents is not permitted without express written authorization.
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Online Help is available so that you can successfully use the Support offering. Open the Online Help by selecting the corresponding button on the Internet site or at the following URL: ● https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/helpcenter/en/index.htm (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/cs/helpcenter/en/index.htm) The app is available for mobile Siemens Support: ● https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/sc/2067 (https://support.industry.siemens.com/ cs/ww/en/sc/2067) WinCC: General information and installation…
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Internet: Technical support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/sc/2090) Internet: Automation Validation Card (AVC) (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ sc/2021) Internet: Service and Support (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/) Internet: Support Online Help (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/helpcenter/en/ index.htm) Internet: Mobile use via App (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/sc/2067) Internet: WinCC FAQs (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/ps/14866/faq) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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Service and Support 4.2 Customer support Internet: Support Technical Forum (https://support.industry.siemens.com/tf/ww/en/) Internet: Technical documentation for SIMATIC products (http://www.siemens.com/simatic- tech-doku-portal) Internet: Contact person database (http://w3.siemens.com/aspa_app/?lang=en) Internet: Support Search (http://www.siemens.de/automation/csi_en/km) Internet: Information about WinCC (http://www.siemens.com/wincc) Internet: SIMATIC Products (http://www.siemens.com/simatic) WinCC: General information and installation…
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(see topic «Performance Data»). Support Request form The Support Request form is available at the following URL: ● http://www.siemens.com/automation/support-request (https:// support.industry.siemens.com/My/ww/en/requests) When filling out the report, you will be guided through several steps, which will ask about all required information.
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Your data will be transmitted to Customer Support and processed there. Thank you for your cooperation. We hope that we can be of assistance in solving your problems. Your WinCC Team See also Internet: Error Report (https://support.industry.siemens.com/My/ww/en/requests) Internet: Overview of Support Request (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/sc/ 2100)
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Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation Help on WinCC Documentation 4.4.1 WinCC Documentation WinCC Online Information WinCC assists you in your tasks by providing a wide range of comprehensive information and data. Depending on the actual situation and needs, you can access background information, call up handling instructions, study examples or refer to summary instructions regarding a single operating element.
Page 124: Direct Help («What’s This?») In Wincc

Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation Information in the Status Bar The status bar is the bar at the bottom of the WinCC window. It contains general and editor- specific information. General information relates, for example, to the keyboard settings and the current editing language.
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Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation The mouse pointer takes the form of a question mark. After clicking an element with the question mark, the «What’s This?» help opens. The links provided in the «What’s This?» help enable you to access the WinCC Information System. It contains further information, step-by- step instructions and examples.
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Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation 4.4.4 WinCC Information System Contents of the WinCC Information System The WinCC Information System enables you to access the entire WinCC documentation at any time during configuration. It contains the following components: ●…
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Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation Dropdown texts Some pages of the online help features headings underlined in blue. Click these headings to call up drop-down texts. The additional information consists of text, tables, etc. To hide the drop-down text, click it again. The following notation is used in the online help: Icon Meaning…
Page 128: Navigation In The Wincc Information System

Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation See also Tooltips and Status Bar (Page 123) Adobe Acrobat Reader (http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat) 4.4.5 Navigation in the WinCC Information System WinCC Portal The start page contains the WinCC Portal links, providing an overview of the WinCC Information System.
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Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation Navigation on the «Contents» Tab The «Contents» tab contains the table of contents of the WinCC Information System: Description Click this button to display the subordinate hierarchy levels of a book. Double click this button to simultaneously open a help topic and display the subordinate hierarchy levels.
Page 130: Search In Wincc Information System

Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation Navigation Using the Keyboard The navigation options available for the mouse can also be operated using the keyboard. Operation Function <ALT+RIGHT> Go to next page. <ALT+LEFT> Go to previous page. <LEFT> Move the scroll bar in the active window to the left. <RIGHT>…
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Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation Quotation Marks Use quotation marks to search for phrases. ● Example: «Configuring graphics» Boolean Operators The arrow beside the input field can be used to logically link the search term with AND, OR, NEAR and NOT.
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«My Documentation Manager». There, you compile your own documents which you can then output in the formats PDF, RTF or XML. Searching for WinCC Help topics in the Internet 1. Click support.automation.siemens.com (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/ en/10805583/133000) to search in the WinCC documentation.
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Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation Searching for Help topics in «My Documentation Manager» In «My Documentation Manager» you can restrict the search within a manual to a specific topic type, such as action or example. 1. Go to the «Search» tab. 2.
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Service and Support 4.4 Help on WinCC Documentation WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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Migration Introduction Introduction This section contains information on the migration of WinCC projects created in WinCC V6.2 SP3 or higher. When you open a project of a previous version in WinCC V7.4, you are prompted to migrate it. However, you may also use WinCC Project Migrator to migrate several WinCC projects in a single step.
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Migration 5.1 Introduction ● If the service user is a member of the «SIMATIC HMI» group ● If the service user is able to log on An error message is output and the migration process is aborted if one of these criteria is not met.
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Migration 5.1 Introduction Procedure 1. Select the «Tools > Convert project data» menu command in WinCC Explorer. 2. Select the project data to be converted: – Pictures and faceplates – Global libraries – Project libraries – Page layouts and line layouts –…
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Migration 5.2 Important differences compared to previous versions Important differences compared to previous versions Introduction Version 7.4 of WinCC provides new and enhanced functions as compared to the predecessor version. An overview of the new features is provided in the section «What’s New in WinCC V7.4?».
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Migration 5.2 Important differences compared to previous versions WinCC Configuration Studio replaces the functionality of WinCC ConfigurationTool and WinCC Archive ConfigurationTool. Conversion to Unicode in WinCC V7.2 Starting from WinCC V7.2, WinCC is Unicode-capable. ● The Asian version contains all functionalities of the European version. ●…
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Migration 5.2 Important differences compared to previous versions See also How to migrate SQL Server 2000 databases (Page 142) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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Migration 5.3 Conditions for Migration Conditions for Migration Introduction You can migrate a WinCC project on any computer on which WinCC V7.4 has been installed. The WinCC Project Migrator is included in the standard installation scope of WinCC V7.4. Use Project Duplicator to copy the configuration data of the project to the migration computer. For information on copying projects, refer to the «Working with projects»…
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Migration 5.4 How to migrate SQL Server 2000 databases How to migrate SQL Server 2000 databases WinCC projects that were created with versions prior to WinCC V6.2 SP2 include database settings of the SQL Server 2000. To access databases with SQL Server 2014 that were created with versions prior to SQL Server 2005, you must change the compatibility setting.
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Migration 5.4 How to migrate SQL Server 2000 databases 9. Confirm your entries with «OK». The connection to the database was disconnected. 10.Repeat steps 3 to 9 for each database that is part of the WinCC project. Result The WinCC project can be migrated. See also Conditions for Migration (Page 141) WinCC: General information and installation…
Page 144: How To Migrate The Wincc Data

Migration 5.5 How to migrate the WinCC data How to migrate the WinCC data Introduction This chapter describes the migration of WinCC projects of WinCC V6.2 SP3 or higher to WinCC V7.4. You have two options of migrating the projects: ●…
Page 145: How To Migrate S7 Projects

Migration 5.6 How to migrate S7 projects How to migrate S7 projects Introduction You have three options for migrating S7 projects of WinCC V6.2 SP3 or higher to WinCC V7.4: ● Migration of the configuration data and Runtime data of an S7 project when opening the old project ●…
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Migration 5.6 How to migrate S7 projects Using WinCC Migrator to migrate all integrated WinCC projects You may also use WinCC Migrator to migrate all integrated WinCC projects. The procedure corresponds with the description in «How to migrate WinCC data». You are prompted to start migration if you now open an S7 project.
Page 147: Migrating Multi-User Projects

Migration 5.7 Migrating Multi-User Projects Migrating Multi-User Projects Introduction Clients are migrated together with the associated multi-user project. When migrating multi-user projects, proceed in exactly the same way as in the migration of single user projects. Make a backup copy of the project before the migration. You can rely on this copy of the original project to retrieve your data if migration fails.
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Migration 5.8 Additional Steps Additional Steps Introduction You still have to make some project settings after migration. Updating System Messages in Alarm Logging Once you have integrated the system messages in the message system and completed migration, you must update the system messages in Alarm Logging. New system messages are also applied with this step.
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Migration 5.8 Additional Steps Procedure 1. In the WinCC Explorer, select the menu command «Tools > Convert project data». 2. Select the project data to be converted and confirm with «OK». – Pictures and faceplates – C and VB project functions and actions 3.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation 5.9.1 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation Introduction You update a redundant system to the new WinCC version in steps. This will not interfere with plant operation.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation Initial Situation ● Server1 is the master server. (Server1 stands for all master servers in a redundant server pair.) ● Server2 is the standby server. (Server2 stands for all standby servers in a redundant server pair.) ●…
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation 14. WinCC Client2: Configure Server2 as preferred server 15. WinCC Client2: Activate 16. WinCC Client1 and other WinCC clients: Execute Steps 10 to 15 Phase 3: Upgrading Master Server 17. Server1: Deactivate and exit WinCC 18.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation You system will only run on one server while you complete the phase 1 steps. NOTICE Procedure In order not to interrupt operation of the system, observe the sequence of steps described. Complete the steps in phases 1 to 4 without any longer interruption.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation 2. WinCC Client2: Configure Server1 as preferred server Configure Server1 as the preferred server for WinCC Client2. Deactivate WinCC Client2 and reactivate the client so that the changed preferred server is applied.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation 8. Server2: Activate 1. Start WinCC on Server2. 2. Activate WinCC Runtime. The system behaves as follows: ● There is no server switching. The activated Server2 becomes the standby server in the upgraded WinCC project.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation ● WinCC Client1 is connected to Server1. ● WinCC Client2 is connected to Server1. Phase 2 procedure For a detailed description of the procedure, please click one of the following working steps. 10.
Page 157: Phase 3: Upgrading Master Server

Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation The system behaves as follows: ● The WinCC client connects to the upgraded Server2. ● Server2 remains the standby server. 16. Other WinCC clients: Execute Steps 10 to 15 For WinCC Client1, the same procedure applies as for WinCC Client2. When a WinCC client has been upgraded, repeat steps 10 to 15 for the next WinCC client until all the WinCC clients in the system have been upgraded.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation ● Upgraded WinCC Client1 is connected to Server2. ● Upgraded WinCC Client2 is connected to its preferred server Server2. Procedure, Phase 3 For a detailed description of the procedure, please click one of the following working steps. Note Please note that you must work alternately on Server1 and Server2.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation The system behaves as follows: ● Server1 becomes the standby server. ● Archive synchronization is performed for the message archives, process value archives and user archives. ● If system messages have been configured, a corresponding process control message is generated.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation 5.9.6 Phase 4: Defining Master Server and Completing Upgrade Introduction After upgrading the system, all WinCC clients, for which no preferred server has been configured, are connected to the master server. As a result of the redundancy switching for upgrading, the original master server, Server1, was set to standby server.
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Migration 5.9 Upgrading a Redundant System in Normal Operation Upgrading your redundant system to the new WinCC version is complete. WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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Migration 5.10 Migration Diagnostics 5.10 Migration Diagnostics Introduction When a fault occurs, clear the fault in a copy of the migrated project. Then restart the migration. Errors During Migration An error during the migration of a component does not interrupt the migration. The Project Migrator writes an error message in a diagnostics file and processes the next components.
Page 163: Wincc Diagnosis

WinCC diagnosis Runtime Monitoring of Actions Introduction WinCC script processing is a very open system. It allows Windows APIs and dedicated DLL functions to be called. The underlying programming language C is very comprehensive and offers a high degree of freedom. Incorrect implementation of these capabilities can also lead to crashing the system.
Page 164: Starting Apdiag.exe

Starting ApDiag.exe Start ApDiag Apdiag.exe is located in the installation directory in folder «…SiemensWinCCUtools». As soon as WinCC is opened, you can start the application as usual (double click). It is irrelevant whether runtime is activated or not. If no project has been opened, a link to the action controller can be created.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.1 Menu Bar Overview Overview ApDiag operation is described in the following chapters. The menu bar is constructed as follows: In the online help, you can click on a menu command with the mouse and display the respective description.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands Using «Start», «Change» and «Stop», the recording of diagnostic information (tracing) can be controlled. Menu command «OnFile» can be used for defining the output source for the individual types of diagnostics information. The runtime of actions can be measured and queue growth can be monitored with command «Profile».
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.3 Diagnostics 6.3.3.1 Start Description Use menu command «Start» to open a dialog, in which a diagnostics level can be selected. Select the «OK» button to start the diagnosis and write the trace point in the defined level. The higher the level, the more frequent and less serious the trace points are.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands Since writing the trace points influences the performance, trace should really be switched off for normal operation. Note End ApDiag This setting is also retained after ending ApDiag.exe and after restarting the computer. 6.3.3.2 Change Description With menu command «Change», you can recognize whether a trace is switched on and change…
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.3.3 Stop Description Writing trace points is ended with menu command «Stop». Since writing the trace points influences the performance, trace should really be switched off for normal operation. Note End ApDiag When ending ApDiag or when changing a project, the trace is ended. 6.3.3.4 OnFile Description…
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands Nothing In File This option can be used to centrally centrally suppress the conversion of diagnostics information to a file. Anything In File Use this option to centrally activate the conversion of diagnostics information. The information that is actually concerned, depends on the settings under «In File».
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The following applies for the output to a file: The file is called OnErrorN.txt and is located in the installation directory: ● ..SiemensWinCCDiagnose A certain number of entries is written to a file. Then the next file is begun. It is always started with OnError0.
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The following applies for the output to a file: The file is called OnInfoX.txt and is located in the installation directory: ● ..SiemensWinCCDiagnose Particular attention is paid to the file size. 64 KB is written to a file and then the next file is begun.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands Decreasing the Load Since performance measurements themselves will cause extra load and any settings made in this context are retained after restarting WinCC or the computer, a superordinate switch has been integrated, which allows a quick overview to prevent any diagnostics measurements from remaining switched on.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands General If option «Call On Time for each Action» is activated, a time measurement is performed for every action that is executed and is output with standard function «On Time». Example Check If checkbox «Check wich Action need more than xx msec» is activated, the runtime for all actions that run longer than the defined time is output.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands grown by more than 30 entries (less than 70 processed from the 100 new jobs). If this is the case, the following diagnostics information is output in the form of a printf(). Example 6.3.3.6 FillTags Description Using menu command «FillTags», saving important diagnostics values in tags can be switched…
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.4 Output 6.3.4.1 Output On Screen Description Use menu command «Output On Screen» to open the diagnostics window. The previously collected trace entries are output here. Unlike Output Window, the diagnostics window is only updated when opening and with the «Refresh» button. The contents are only deleted if Reset is actuated or the diagnostics buffer has been written full.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.4.2 Output To File Description Menu command «Output To File» can be used one time to put the previously collected trace entries into a text file. 6.3.4.3 Reset Buffer Description Use menu command «Reset Buffer» to delete the previously collected trace entries. This functionality corresponds with the «Reset»…
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The action which calls the error box is not resumed until the box has been closed. This is comparable to a Message Box with a loop or a Sleep(). To check whether an action is blocking processing: 1. Start …SiemensWinCCuToolsApdiag.exe. 2. Select «Info > FirstAction». 3. Enter the name of a text file in dialog «Save as».
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands And the following OnErrorExecute is output: WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands Note «MB_SYSTEMMODAL» parameter Execution of a message box function with parameter «MB_SYSTEMMODAL» ensures that the message box is displayed in the foreground. If this parameter is not specified, the message box is hidden to users and (in the background) and cannot be operated. Mouse click events outside the message box are written to a buffer and processed after you exit the message box.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.5.2 Count of Connections Description The menu command «Count of Connections» lists all applications that have established a connection to the action control. Example =============================================================== 1.Applikation: GSC_RT 2.Applikation: ITLG-RT 3.Applikation: PDLRuntimeSystem 4.Applikation: APDiagnose =============================================================== 6.3.5.3 Count of Actions in RequestQueue Description…
Page 182: Count Of Actions Of Each Transaction

WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands One transaction is established e.g. for every event-controlled action, for every picture window, which contains at least one cyclic action, and for global scripts. Example =============================================================== 1.Applikation: GSC_RT Count of Transactions 1 2.Applikation: ITLG-RT Count of Transactions 0 3.Applikation: PDLRuntimeSystem Count of Transactions 7 4.Applikation: APDiagnose Count of Transactions 0 ===============================================================…
Page 183: Count Of Tags In Each Transaction

WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.5.6 Count of Tags in each Transaction Description Menu command «Count of Tags in each Transaction» lists the number of tags requested in the transactions. The output is in the following form: ● Name of the Application ●…
Page 184: Count Of Actions In Cycle

WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.5.7 Count of Actions in Cycle Description Menu command «Count of Actions in Cycle» lists the amount of cyclic actions sorted by trigger. In this case, the numerical values correspond with the following triggers: 250 ms 500 ms 10 s…
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.5.8 Count of Functions Description Menu command «Count of Functions» provides the number of standard functions and project functions and lists the functions by name. Example =============================================================== Count of Functions 112 FunctionName UTC PathName \SERVER1WinCC50_Project_GSLasttest libraryUTC.Fct FunctionName WriteNow PathName \SERVER1WinCC50_Project_GSLasttest libraryWriteNow.Fct…
Page 186: Output Window — Open / Close

WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands 6.3.7 Output Window — Open / Close Description Opens or closes the output window. The output window corresponds with application window GSC diagnosis, but offers the following advantages: • It is independent of the configuration. The configuration does not have to be accessed, especially with third-party projects.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.3 ApDiag Menu Commands • It remains visible with an picture change as well. • It can be opened even before activating runtime and can therefore show error messages during power up, which remain hidden from the application window GSC diagnosis. WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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WinCC diagnosis 6.4 Appendix Appendix 6.4.1 Trace points and their diagnostics level Introduction Following is a list of selected trace points. The trace points indicated with «d» can be changed in the respective level. These are allocated to level 9 by default. Overview Trace point Level…
Page 189: System Messages

WinCC diagnosis 6.4 Appendix Trace point Level Description no PCode A Global Script action or a function con‐ tains no executable code (P-Code). Measures: Compile action or function. Error in FunctionName Incorrect function name. Function %s unknown. Unknown function wrong ReturnTyp Return value type is invalid.
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WinCC diagnosis 6.4 Appendix Overview Legend for the «Type» column: ● 1 = Note ● 2 = Warning ● 3 = Fault Number Type Short description Text in diagnosis Description in Alarm Logging 1007000 Overflow ActionOverflow: more than Overflow, more than 10000 actions in 10000 Actions to work the queue.
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1007007 Info FindFirstFile INVALID_HAN‐ On multi-user projects, the directory .. DLE_VALUE GetLastError() SiemensWinCCaplib is enabled with the name SCRIPTFCT. If there is no access to the directory, this entry is found and a second at‐ tempt is started. 1007007 Info Alles vorbei INVALID_HAN‐…
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Type Short description Text in diagnosis Description in Alarm Logging 1007007 Info vor share Multi-user project: Before enabling di‐ rectly ..SiemensWinCCaplib. 1007007 Info nach share Multi-user project: After enabling di‐ rectly ..SiemensWinCCaplib. 1007007 Action error 2 Deactivation : Action was…
Page 193: Licensing

Licensing Software Has a Value Usage Authorization With the purchase of the WinCC software you obtain an unrestricted right to usage of the software. You are entitled to our warranty, our support and service. The software is protected against unlawful use. The programs protected in such a manner can run only in an unrestricted manner when a valid license for the software package has been transferred to the hard disk of the corresponding computer.
Page 194: Overview Of The Licensing

Licensing 7.2 Overview of the licensing Overview of the licensing Introduction When you purchase the WinCC Basic software package or a WinCC option you obtain license keys in the following form: ● As storage medium with license keys ● Via the Internet (online software delivery) During the installation of the licenses, the required license keys are copied to the hard disk of the computer.
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Licensing 7.2 Overview of the licensing A copy protection prevents the copying of license keys to a license data storage medium or hard disk. Encryption technology and alteration of the physical file structure prevent the «functional» copying of a license key for a protected program. NOTICE Do not change names and properties of the «AX NF ZZ»…
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Licensing 7.2 Overview of the licensing Client licensing for «RT Client» and «RC Client» You can use these licenses for both clients without a custom project as well as for clients with a custom project. Note the following: ● Microsoft SQL Express must be installed. If the SQL Standard Server is installed, the «RT Client»…
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Licensing 7.2 Overview of the licensing The following applies for the counting of the licenses for the archive: ● The tags for the process value archives are counted individually. The number of tags is checked in Runtime. ● The tags for the compressed archives are not included in the license count. ●…
Page 198: Basic License Types And License Types In Wincc

Licensing 7.3 Basic license types and license types in WinCC Basic license types and license types in WinCC Introduction Each valid license key for WinCC is provided with a 20-digit license number. This number is also transferred by the license medium to the computer when the license key is transferred. You can have the license numbers with the associated basic license types and license types displayed with the «Automation License Manager»…
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Licensing 7.3 Basic license types and license types in WinCC Basic license types and license types The following basic license types and license types are differentiated. The software behaves differently for different types. Basic license types Description Single Standard license with no time restrictions; you can transfer it to any computer and only use it locally there.
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Licensing 7.3 Basic license types and license types in WinCC License Types Description Count relevant With this license, the use of the software is limited to the number of tags or clients specified in the agreement. In case of several licenses of the «Count Relevant» type, the objects listed under «Validity» are added together.
Page 201: Wincc In The Demo Mode

Licensing 7.4 WinCC in the Demo Mode WinCC in the Demo Mode Reaction to missing license If a license is missing, WinCC runs in demo mode. This allows you to operate WinCC for testing and presentation purposes or for local configuration modifications if only one WinCC RT license is available.
Page 202: How To Manage Licenses

Licensing 7.5 How to manage licenses How to manage licenses Introduction You manage the WinCC licenses with the Automation License Manager. You transfer licenses with the Automation License Manager: ● To use licenses on a computer with WinCC. ● To remove licenses from one computer so that the licenses can, for example, be used on another computer.
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Transferring the licenses 1. Connect the WinCC license data storage medium with the computer. 2. Open the Automation License Manager in the «Siemens Automation» program group. 3. Select the drive in the navigation window. The WinCC licenses on the license data storage medium are displayed.
Page 204: How To Upgrade Licenses

Procedure 1. Connect the license data storage medium with the computer. 2. Open the Automation License Manager in the «Siemens Automation» program group. 3. In the navigation window, select the drive where the license to be upgraded is located. 4. Select this license from the table.
Page 205: Diagnostics Of Licensing Problems

«SIMATIC WinCC» icon. How to check the licenses using the Automation License Manager 1. Open the Automation License Manager in the «Siemens Automation» program group. 2. Select the «Management» view in the Automation License Manager. 3. Select the storage location of the license key in the navigation window. The available license keys are displayed.
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Licensing 7.7 Diagnostics of Licensing Problems The «License.Log» and «LicenseLog.xml» diagnostic files The «License.Log» and «LicenseLog.xml» diagnostic files display the licenses called by WinCC. If a license is missing, a corresponding entry is shown. The files are located in the WinCC installation path in the «diagnose» folder that is automatically set up when WinCC is run for the first time.
Page 207: Restore License Key

– Serial number (license number). You can find this information on the «Certificate of License» (CoL). See also Basic license types and license types in WinCC (Page 198) Internet: Contact person database (http://www.automation.siemens.com/partner/index.asp) WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
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Licensing 7.8 Restore license key WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 209: Performance Data

Performance Data Performance Data Contents This chapter provides important technical data and performance limits on WinCC V7. WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 210: Configurations

Performance Data 8.2 Configurations Configurations Quantity structure in a multi-user system The performance of the WinCC system depends on the employed hardware and the volume of process data. The following configurations were tested as typical scenarios: Quantity Comment Server or redundant server pairs 18 servers WinCC client with its own project: Access to a maximum of 18 WinCC serv‐…
Page 211: Graphics System

Performance Data 8.3 Graphics System Graphics System Configuration Observe the following restrictions: ● The number and complexity of the objects used affect the performance. ● PDL files larger than 100 MB are not displayed in WinCC Runtime. ● The performance data can be limited by system resources. Maximum Objects per picture No limit…
Page 212: Message System

Performance Data 8.4 Message system Message system Configuration Maximum Configurable messages per server/single-user station 150 000 Process tags per message line User text blocks per message line Message classes (incl. system message classes) Message types per message class Message priorities 17 (0…16) Runtime The performance data can be limited by system resources.
Page 213: Archiving System

Performance Data 8.5 Archiving system Archiving system Configuration Maximum Trend window or diagram window per picture Configurable trends per trend window Bar diagrams per diagram window Tables per picture Columns per table Values per table 30 000 Archives per single user/server Archive tags per single-user station/server 80 000 1) Dependent on number of licensed archive tags (ArchivTags).
Page 214: User Archives

Performance Data 8.6 User archives User archives Configuration The performance data can be limited by system resources. The fields of the user archives are mapped as columns in the WinCC Configuration Studio. Maximum Total archives No limit User archive fields Data records per user archive 10 000 User archive views…
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Performance Data 8.6 User archives WinCC: General information and installation System Manual, 02/2017, A5E40840020-AA…
Page 216: Reports (Report Designer)

Performance Data 8.7 Reports (Report Designer) Reports (Report Designer) Configuration The performance data can be limited by system resources. Maximum Configurable reports No limit Report lines per group Tags per report 1) The number of tags per report is dependent on the performance of the process communication.
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Performance Data 8.8 Scripting with VBS and ANSI-C Scripting with VBS and ANSI-C Runtime The performance data can also be influenced by the following factors: ● Hardware used ● Type of configuration ● Running processes, for example, Tag Logging or Alarm Logging The following measured vales indicate the difference between VB scripting and C scripting based on the comparison of orientation values.
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Performance Data 8.9 Process Communication Process Communication Introduction The following table provides information on the possible configurations and maximum number of connections. Note The limit values listed in the table are also dependent on the performance capability of the system and the quantity structure of the WinCC project (e.g. number of process values/time unit).
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Performance Data 8.9 Process Communication Communication channels in WinCC MPI/Profibus MPI/Profibus Industrial Industrial based Soft-Net Hard-Net Ethernet Ethernet Soft-Net Hard-Net ● Industrial Ethernet ISO L4 (1) ● Industrial Ethernet ISO L4 (2) SIMATIC 505 Ethernet TCP/IP ● Industrial Ethernet TCP/IP Profibus FMS ●…
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Digi-Board with 8/16 ports. 5) Communication takes place via the standard Ethernet port of the computer or corresponding Siemens communications processors. The maximum possible number of connections is limited by the available system resources and their performance data, particularly CPU, RAM, Ethernet connection.
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Index Communication process, 77 Diagnostics data, 77 Compatibility, 54 Component, 8, 36, 41 Access right, 28, 31, 32, 56 Communication drivers, 8 ActiveX controls, 73 Components supplied, 8 Alarm Logging, 83 Connection interruption, 63 ANSI-C, 217 Converting project data, 136 Performance, 217 Customer support, (See support) ApDiag, 163, 164…
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Index Installation, 11, 202 Missing licenses, 205 Powerpack, 194 RC license, 194 General information, 54 Rental, 198 Global Scripts, 217 Repair of license, 207 Performance, 217 RT license, 194 Graphics System, 211 Single, 198 Quantity Structure, 211 Upgrade, 198 Upgrading, 204 WinCC License Analysis, 205 License Agreement, 11 Hardware Requirement, 17…
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Index Multiple languages, 82 OPC UA Multi-user project, 147 Raw data tag, 75 Migration, 147 OPC_E_MAXEXCEEDED, 76 Multi-user system, 210 Operating system, 19, 59 Quantity structure, 210 Access rights, 28, 56 Prevent access, 26 Operation, 52 Domain, 19 Netware, 61 Novell Netware client, 61 Network adapter, 63 Energy-saving mode, 63…
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Index Trends, 213 SIMATIC HMI, 28, 31, 32, 56 User archive, 214 User group, 28, 56 User archives, 214 SIMATIC Manager WinCC clients, 210 User Rights, 28, 56 SIMATIC Security Controller, 36 Software, 19 Requirement, 19 SQL master database, 63 RAS, 63 Start menu, 36 RDP, 78…
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Index Include project, 32 Windows Server 2012, 19 SIMATIC HMI, 28, 31, 32, 56 Windows Start menu, 36 Windows taskbar, 59 Prevent display, 59 VBA, 73 VBS, 217 Performance, 217 Virtualization, 19 Virus scanner, 54 Visual Basic Script in WinCC, 217 WinCC, 63, 69 General information, 69 Installation, 7, 16, 34…
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177, Configuring the Mobile Panel 6.2 Configuring F-FBs in STEP 7 Mobile Panels 2nd Generation Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 177 7. Double-click «Program blocks > Add new block» under the fail-safe controller. 8. Select the «DB data block» icon, select the «Create F-block» check box, assign a name («Data_block_1» in the example) and co…
149, Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.15 Functions for service and commissioning Mobile Panels 2nd Generation Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 149 The data from the storage medium is now restored on the HMI device. Note After restoring, a recalibration of th e touch screen may be required, see also section » Calibrating the touch screen (Page 100)». 5.15.3 Update operating system NOTICE Data loss All d…
228, Technical specifications 11.7 Dimension drawings Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 228 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 11.7.4 KTP900 Mobile dimension drawing
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140, Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.13 Configuring network operation Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 140 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC Example: The IP address of the device on which the Sm@rtServer was started is «192.168.0.1», and port 5800 is set on the Sm@rtServer. ● Example of call via Internet Explorer: «http://192.168.0.1:5800». ● Example of call via the Sm@rtClient …
260, Technical specifications 11.14 Mobile Panel 2nd Generation F-FBs Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 260 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 11.14.2 F_FB_KTP_Mobile Inputs Parameter Data type Description Interconnection QBAD Bool QBAD indicates whether there is an F-I/O communication fault. F-I/O DB: DBx2.1 = QBAD ACK_REQ Bool Acknowledgement required After a communicatio…
8, Table of contents Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 8 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 3.4 Attaching the KTP Mobile wall-mounting bracket ………………………………………………………… 47 3.4.1 Assembling the KTP Mobile wall-mounting bracket ……………………………………………………… 47 3.4.2 Mounting position and clearance ………..…
103, Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.8 General settings Mobile Panels 2nd Generation Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 103 5.8 General settings 5.8.1 Regional and language settings The date, time and decimal points are displayed differently in different countries. You can adapt the display format to meet the requirements of various regions. The country-specific settings appl…
72, Installing system components 3.6 Connecting the connection box Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 72 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC Example: The figure below shows an example of the rotary coding switch for a connection box standard. «27H» (39 in decimal form) is set for the box ID as an example. ① Rotary encoding switch for more significant bits This is the…
158, Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.15 Functions for service and commissioning Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 158 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC Using system memory card with automatic backup, project data on the device NOTICE Data loss All data on the HMI device, including the project and HMI device password, is deleted during a restore operation. License keys are only deleted after a security prompt. Back up your da…
172, Configuring the Mobile Panel 6.1 Configuration in WinCC Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 172 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 4. Select «PROFINET interface [X1] > Operating mode». – Select the «I/O device» check box. – Select the controller as IO controller. 5. Select «PROFIsafe > Activate PROFIsafe». Press «Activate PROFIsafe…
98, Siemens SIMATIC HMI series Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.7 Configuring operation Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 98 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 5.7.3 Setting the character repeat rate of the screen keyboard You can use this function to set the character repeat and repeat delay for the screen keyboard. Requirement The Control Panel is open. Procedure 1. Open the «Keyboard Properties» dialog using the «Key…
146, Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.15 Functions for service and commissioning Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 146 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 5. Press the «Next» button. The following dialog appears: ① List of available backup files ② Progress bar during data backup 6. If you only want to backup compatible files, select the «compatible files only» check box. – Check box cleared: The list displays all backup files.…
93, Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.6 Control Panel Mobile Panels 2nd Generation Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 93 5.6.3 Operating the Control Panel You can operate the Control Panel using the touch screen. The following steps give a general description of how to operate a function. Requirement ● The current project has been closed. ● The Start Center is displayed. Procedure…
91, Siemens SIMATIC HMI series Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.6 Control Panel Mobile Panels 2nd Generation Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 91 5.6.2 Overview of functions The table below shows the icons of the Control Panel and provides links to the corresponding function descriptions in the appropriate sections. Icon Functional description Importing, displaying and deleting certificates (Page 124) Setting the date and tim…
164, Parameterizing the Mobile Panel 5.15 Functions for service and commissioning Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 164 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC The following functions are available in the menu bar of this dialog: Menu Submenu/Entry Function Connection Save Saves the selected connection parameters Exit Close the «Set Connection» dialog Edit Find Online Find controllers in the subnet of your HMI device Restore to Project Selected P…
68, Siemens SIMATIC HMI series Installing system components 3.6 Connecting the connection box Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 68 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC Note Using an Ethernet data transmission rate of 100 Mbps The Ethernet data transmission rate of 10 Mbps is not supported by 2nd generation Mobile Panels. Use a data transmission rate of 100 Mbps for communication with the Mobile P anel. Maximum cable …
265, Technical specifications 11.14 Mobile Panel 2nd Generation F-FBs Mobile Panels 2nd Generation Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 265 Operating principle Depending on the state of the HMI device connected to the connection box, the F-FB switches the outputs of the F_FB_KTP_RNG and prepares the output user data. Each HMI device can take one of the following states on the connection box…
194, Siemens SIMATIC HMI series Commissioning a project 7.5 Backup and restore Mobile Panels 2nd Generation 194 Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 7.5 Backup and restore 7.5.1 Backup and restore with a PC You can back up and restore the following data found in the internal flash memory of the HMI device with a PC: ● Project and HMI device image ● Password list ● Recipe data Use one of th…
33, Safety instructions 2.1 General safety instructions Mobile Panels 2nd Generation Operating Instructions, 09/2018, A5E33876626-AC 33 Operational safety in the plant WARNING Short-term PROFINET IO interruptions possible when using protocols with alternative communication paths The following applies when you use a protocol with alternative communication paths, for example, MRP, STP or RSTP, for PROFINET communication: When an inter…

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Page 8: What’s New

Page 9: Replacing The Predecessor Device With A Comfort Hmi Device

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Page 16: Interfaces

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Page 32: Recommendation For Screen Changeover

Page 33: Additional Setting Options

Page 34: Migrating Pictograms With Key Hmi Devices

Page 36: Switching Over The Hmi Device

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Page 39: Using Energy-Saving Functions

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