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SIMENS PRESENTATION BORL CPP (C&I) - Division
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SIMATIC S7-300 in the system family
Upper and mid

performance range
S7-400
Lower and mid S7-300 - the universal,

small control system for
performance range versatile applications in
S7-300 automation engineering
Bottom
performance range
S7-200
+ Programming devices
+ STEP 7 software
+ Communication
+ HMI

Power Supply Modules (PS)
Overview
PS 305 2A PS 307 5A PS 307 10A
PS307
5A PS307
5A
PS307
5A
DC
5V DC
VOLTAG DC 5V
5V
E VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE
SELECTO SELECTO
SELECTO
R R
ON R
OFF ON
ON
OFF
OFF
X2 X2 X2
365 - 0BA01- 0AA0
34 307 - 1BA00- 0AA0
34 307 - 1BA00- 0AA0
34

Characteristics / Technical Specifications
High efficiency
Fan-free operation
Short-circuit-proof outputs
Electromagnetic emission and immunity
Connection to single-phase AC mains
Electrical isolation in accordance with EN 60 950
Input inrush current max. 5 x rated input current
Short-circuit-proof output 24V DC, regulated, idling-proof
Mains buffering time: min. 20ms
Prescribed slot in module: Extreme left

Interface Modules - IM 360/IM 361, IM 365 (1)
General features IM 360

IM 360
SF
Compact design:
DC 5V
IM 361
The rugged plastic housing contains the interfaces for
the connecting cables
Simple installation:
IM 360
SF
X2 DC 5V
34
360 - 3CA01-
0AA0
The interface modules are mounted on the DIN rail and

linked to the I/O modules via bus connectors
Problem-free configuring:
IM 365 IM 365
RECEIVE RECEIVE
X2
34
The interface modules are self-configuring. No address 360 - 3CA01-

0AA0
assignment is required
LEDs for indicating status and X2

34
X2
34
faults
365 - 0BA01- 0AA0 365 - 0BA01- 0AA0
IM 365

Interface Modules - IM 360/IM 361 (2)
IM 360 is plugged into the

IM361 central rack (CR)
IM 361 is plugged into the
expansion rack (ER)
IM361
No restrictions on module
selection
IM361 Central rack and up to 3
expansion racks with 8 modules
each
IM360 Distance between racks:
4 cm to 10 m

Interface Modules - IM 365 (3)
One IM 365 is plugged into the

central rack (CR) and one into the IM365
expansion rack (ER). RECEIVE
Restrictions to modules that can

be used, since the ER is not
connected to the K bus. No K bus
nodes can be plugged into the
ER.
No separate power supply. The
modules in the ER are powered
from the CPU power supply. IM365
SEND

IMs - Rules for Connection
Configuration notes
The IM always occupies slot 3 and is located to the left of the first signal
module
Only 8 SM modules can be plugged in each rack
Power consumption per tier must not exceed 1.2A
The following applies with the IM360/ IM361:
One central rack (CR) and up to 3 expansion racks (ERs) with 8
modules each
The following applies with the IM365:
One central rack (CR) and 1 expansion rack (ER) with 8 modules each

Multi-tier expansion via interface modules
Two-tier configuration
up to 16 modules in central
controller and expansion
units (for signal modules)
Up to 10 m
--> Low-cost solution
Expansion units
Four-tier configuration
up to 32 modules in central
Up to 10 m
controller and expansion
units (for any modules))
--> Flexible solution
Up to 10 m
Central controller
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Signal modules to suit any requirement -
Digital modules
Digital inputs Digital outputs
Voltage/ DC 24...125 V DC 24 / 48...125 V

current range AC 120 / 230 V AC 5...230 V
0,5 / 1 / 2 / 5 A
Channels 8, 16, 32 8, 16, 32

(optically isolated) electr./ Relay
Sensors Switches,
2-wire Beros
Resolution
Encoding time
Ex (i) Namur / Ex (i) Namur / Ex(i)
Diagnostics yes yes

Signal modules to suit any requirement -Analog modules
Analog inputs Analog outputs
Voltage/ +/- 80mV...10 V, +/- 10 V, 0...10 V,

current range +/-3,2mA, +/- 20 mA,
0/4...20mA u.a. 0/4...20mA, u.a.
Channels 2, 4, 8 2, 4, 8
(optically isolated) with integrated
linearization
Sensors 2-,3-,4-wire resistor

(Pt100),
thermocouples
Resolution 9 to 16 bit incl. 12 - 16 bit incl.

sign bit sign bit
Encoding time 2.5 ... 100 ms 0.8 ms
Ex (i) Namur / Ex (i) Namur / Ex(i)
Diagnostics yes yes

SMs (Digital) - Adressing the I/O
Slot-oriented addressing
consists of the mounting rack number and the module
slot
Rack: 0 ... 3
Slot: 4 ... 11
SP
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
R
R0 PS CPU IM 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28
R1 (PS) IM 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60
R2 (PS) IM 64 68 72 76 80 84 88 92
R3 (PS) IM 96 100 104 108 112 116 120 124
User/Default address assignment on CPU 315

A user address can be assigned to each module
Assignments are made via the STEP 7 software

Integral digital I/Os
Digital Digital
inputs outputs
Rated voltage DC 24 V DC 24 V
Permissible range DC 20.4 - 28.8 V DC 20.4 - 28.8 V
Current range --- 0.5 A
Input delay 0.1/0.5/3/15 ms ---
Switch-off delay --- 2 ms
Electrical isolation from yes yes
backplane bus
Groups of 16 8
Max. frequency --- 100 Hz

Integral analog I/Os
Analog Analog
inputs outputs
Measuring ranges
Voltage 10V; 0..10V 10V; 0..10V
Current 20mA; 0/4..20mA 20mA; 0/4..20mA
Resolution 11 bits+sign 11 bits+sign
Filter (50/60 Hz) selectable ---
Input delay 5 ms ---
Output delay --- 1,2 ms
Electrical isolation from yes yes
backplane bus

SMs (Digital) - Basic Characterisitcs
Basic Characterisitcs
Digital signals from 24 to 230 V,
DC or AC, outputs with high
current capacity
20- or 40-pin front connector with SM 321
DI 16xDC24V
0
screw-type connections and 1

2
3
4
spring-loaded connections 5
6
7
Powerful modules
Process interrupt 0
1
Diagnostics / diagnostics
2
3
4
5
interrupt X2
34
6
7
321 - 1BL00 - 0AA0
Setup via parameterization, no

more hardware settings

SMs (Digital) - Digital I/O
Digital Inputs
Different voltages
24 V DC; 120 V AC; 230 V AC;
Different number of channels
16; 32 channels
Permissible for 2-wire Limit/Proximity switches
Namur / Ex(i) modules
Modules with/without diagnostics capability
(Front connector unplugged; module defective; wire-
break; polarity reversal etc.)

New digital input module (wide range)

48 to 125 V DC
16 channels
Input current at signal "1": 2.0 to 3.5 mA
Use under more demanding environmental conditions
(SIMATIC Outdoor)
Galvanic isolation between the channels in groups of 8 and
to backplane bus
Connection of 2-wire BEROs: possible, with BERO AS
sensors
No diagnostics functions and process interrupts
Single width (40X125x120 mm), front connector: 20-pin

Digital Outputs
Different voltages
24 - 120 V DC; 120 - 230V AC
Different number of channels
8, 16 or 32 channels
Different output currents
0.5; 1 ; 1,5 ; 2 ; 3 or 5 A
Electronic / relay outputs
Namur/Ex(i) modules
(Front connector unplugged; module defective;
short-circuit; overload; etc.)

New digital output module (wide range)

48 to 125 V DC, 1.5A
8 channels
Use under more demanding environmental conditions
(SIMATIC Outdoor)
Galvanic isolation between the channels in groups of 8 and
to backplane bus
Electronic short-circuit protection, reverse polarity
protection
Total current of the outputs (to 60C, horizontal installation):
4.5 A/group
No diagnostics functions and process interrupts

SMs (Analog) - Basic Characteristics
Basic Characteristics
Analog signals for V, I, R, TC, RTD
20-pin front connector with screw-
type and spring-loaded connections
Protection of inputs and outputs
SM 331
AI 8x12 Bit
SF
when the front connector is

unplugged under power
Powerful modules with
Process interrupt
Diagnostics / diagnostics
interrupt X2
34
Settings via parameterization; no

331 - KF00 -0AB0
more hardware settings

Linearization for PT 100 and
thermocouples inclusive -> no
conversion in CPU required

SMs (Analog) - Analog I/O
Analog Inputs
Voltage / current inputs
10V; 80mA; 20mA; 4 ... 20mA;
Thermocouples : Typ N / E / J / K / L
Thermometers : Pt 100/200/500/1000;Ni 100/1000; Cu
10
Various numbers of channels:
2; 4 or 8 channels
Linearization of the modules for thermocouples and
Resistance Thermometers
Resolution per channel: 8 to 16 bits (incl. sign)
Conversion time of 2 to 100 ms per channel
Ex(i) modules
(Front connector unplugged; module defective, etc.)

New RTD input module

RTD, 8 channels, 2 channels per group
Resistance thermometers: Pt100, Pt200, Pt500, Pt1000,
Cu10, Ni100, Ni120, Ni200, Ni500, Ni1000,
Resolution 16 bits
Basic conversion time per module:
50 ms with software measured value filtering; 4 ms (to 4
channels) or 160 ms (from five channels) with hardware
measured value filtering
Connection of 2-, 3- and 4-wire encoders
Galvanic isolation, permissible potential difference 120V
DC/AC between channels and between groups.

New TC input module

TC, 8 channels, 2 channels per group
Thermocouples: B, E, J, K, L, N, R, S, T
Resolution 16 bits
Basic conversion time per module:
50 ms with software measured value filtering; 4 ms
(up to 4 channels) or 160 ms (from five channels) with
hardware measured value filtering
Galvanic isolation, permissible potential difference 120V
DC/AC between channels and between groups

Analog Outputs
Voltage / current inputs
10V; 0 ... 10V; 20mA ; 0 ... 20mA; 4 ... 20mA
Different numbers of channels:
2 or 4 channels
Loading (voltage 1k; current 500)
Resolution per channel: 12 bits (incl. sign)
Conversion time 0.8 ms per channel
Ex(i) modules
(Front connector unplugged; module defective; etc.)

Analog Mixed Modules

4/2 channels
4 input channels; 8 Bit; V; A
2 output channels; 8 Bit; V; A
4/4 channels
4 input channels; 12 Bit; V (max. 2 channels); ; PT
4 output channels; 12 Bit; V

SMs (Analog) - Setting the Measuring Range
Setting the Measuring Range
Setting the measuring range with the
measuring range module
Different assignments existfor every module
Measuring range modules are passive
-> no compensation required
Setting for two channels in each case
-> high number of variations per module

SMs (Analog) - Data Format of Analog Input/Output
Modules
Standard measuring ranges: Voltage/current/resistance:

Measured value representation in different resolutions,
with the least significant bits set to 0 in each case
Sign is always bit 15
Resolution Measured value Decimal
16 bits 0100 1000 1100 1111 ==> 18639
13 bits 0100 1000 1100 1000 ==> 18632

Maintenance - just as easy as everything else
Easy change of user program

without the need for a programmer
Micro Memory card
Update device
Download via teleservice
Easy, safe module replacement

without the need for a programmer
Module parameters are stored
centrally in the CPU
CPU initializes newly replaced
modules
so that you can replace modules even
during operation (hot swapping)
Maintenance-free thanks to
battery-less operation
Reduction in service time
Retentive feature for data,
flags, timers and counters
Additional retentive feature
through accumulator/
lithium battery

SMs (Analog) - Characteristic Curve Linearization /
Temperature Compensation
Characteristic curve linearization
Conversion of the binary code into temperature
T
units (0.1C or 0.01C) taking the non-linear
characteristic curve of the temperature sensor into
141,1C
consideration
Temperature compensation Widerstand (RTD) /

Thermospannung (TC)
ADU-
Code
Taking account of the parasitic thermal e.m.f. at the
thermal wire - copper transition point
RTD on channel 0
Reference temperature
T1 T2
Compensation box U1
Uth
Ui
U2
Ui = Uth(T1) + U1(T2) + U2(T2)

SIMATIC Micro Memory Card Many functions - small
format
Can be used in every S7-300 compact CPU
Functions as program memory, non-volatile and resistant to
overall reset; transportable for simple program updating
Functions as loading memory - flexible as result of selectable
MMC sized between 64kB and 4MB
Permits project storage on CPU - save your complete project
on the MMC
Access to the MMC during RUN mode of CPU
Load data into CPU (recipe)
Write data onto MMC (archive)
MMC buffers your data in the main memory in event of power
failure
no backup battery required
MMC is required to operate the compact CPUs

New memory concept with S7-300
Be careful when writing to the MMC

MMC lifetime restricted by around 100.000 WRITE
accesses
no cyclic call of system function SFC 84 (WRIT_DBL) !
What happens at to much MMC write accesses:
Operating systems sets MMC on Read Only.
A running job will be interrupted with error message.
Diagnostic buffer gets the entry MMC defect.
CPU changes to operating mode STOP.
MMC access with Step 7 is still possible.
A new MMC (copy) can be created with Step 7.
The retentive object will be lost.

Memory concept of S7-300 Compact:
Work memory / System memory (RAM)
Micro Memory Card RAM
FB Parameter
DB FB
PG/PC FC DB OB OB Processor
FC
as load memory Work
usable memory
by the user
Symbolic
Memory flags
Comments
Timers
reserved for OS Counters

(retentive memory)

Load memory / Retentive memory (MMC)
FB Parameter
DB FB
PG/PC FC DB OB OB Prozessor
as load memory FC
Work
usable memory
by the user
Symbolic
Memory flags
Comments
Timers

(retentive memory)

Reaction on Power-ON after total reset
FB Parameter
Objects (OB, FB, DB FB
PG/PC FC DB OB FC, DB, Parameter) OB Processor
are copied.
FC
as load memory Work
usable memory
by the user
Symbolic
Memory flags
Comments
Timers

(retentive memory)

Reaction on Power-OFF
FB Parameter
DB FB
PG/PC FC DB OB OB Processor
as load memory FC
Work
usable memory
by the user
Symbolic
Actual values of Memory flags
Comments all Data blocks and
all as retentive Timers
marked Memory
reserved for OS flags, Timers, and Counters
(retentive memory) Counters are saved.

Reaction on Power-ON
FB Parameter
Objects (OB, FB, DB FB
FC, DB, Parameter)
PG/PC FC DB OB are copied. OB Processor
as load memory FC
Work
usable memory
by the user
Symbolic Data blocks,

Memory flags, Timer, Memory flags
Comments and Counter are
pre-set with the Timers
actual values from the
reserved for OS remanence memory Counters
(retentive memory) (not after 1.Power-ON)

New functions / Customers advantages
Maintenance free
no Battery exchange necessary any more
no production Stand-still as a result of program lost
Cost reduction
maintenance
spare parts (batteries)
Project data storage online
very easy version handling - no searching for the actual
project any more
Testing, Commissioning, Servicing with Symbolic and
Comments
Read- / Write access via user program
Cost reducing - less work memory needed
Measurement value archiving and receipt handling
possible
Release of programmed machine options

SIMATIC S7-300 within the System Family
High-end range / The universal PLC for

medium range system solutions with
S7-400 production engineering
as focal point
Mid- and low-end
performance range
S7-300
Micro PLCs
S7-200
+ Programming devices
+ STEP 7 software
+ Communication
+ Human-machine Interface

The new standard CPUs
CPU 312 CPU 314 315-2 DP CPU 317-2 DP CPU 318-2 DP
Instr. / Data 16 KB 48 KB 128 KB 512 KB 84 K / 256 KB

User memory 512 KB
DI / DO 256 1024 1024 1024 1024
AI / AO 64 256 256 256 256
Processingtim
e 0,2 s 0,1 s 0,1 s 0,05 s 0,1 s
Bit instruction 2 s 1 s 1 s 0,2 s 0,1 s
Wordinst. +/- 6 s 3s 3 s 1,0 s 0,6 s
I 1024 2048 16384 32768 8192
Floatingp.+/-
R 128 256 256 512 512
Flags 128 256 256 512 512
Counters 6 12 16 32 32
PROFIBUS- PROFIBUS-DP PROFIBUS-DP
Timers
DP Master/ (Master/Slave) (Master/Slave)
Connections Slave MPI also. DP MPI also DP
Interfaces

CPU - LED Indicators
CPU 312 IFM CPU 315/ 315-2DP

CPU 313 CPU 316-2DP
CPU 314/ 314 IFM CPU 318-2
Physical
SF Group fault SF SF DP bus fault
BATF BATF BUSF
Battery fault
DC5V DC5V No configuration
5V DC Supply or incorrect
FRCE
Reserved FRCE configuration
RUN RUN
CPU in RUN
STOP STOP
CPU in STOP

S7-300 Memory Concept
Range of MCs:
Flash EPROM
4 MB
CPU
2 MB
1 MB
512 KB
256 KB
128 KB
64 KB
32 KB
+
16 KB
RAM (only CPU318)
2 MB MC Integrated Integrated
1 MB to be plugged in
512 KB
256 KB
128 KB Load memory Work memory

Load Memory and Work Memory
The user memory

Integrated
comprises: into the CPU
Plug-in
Load memory memory card
execution-relevant
Integrated RAM
Optional Flash EPROM on FB x
Memory Card
Various capacities selectable
High-speed work memory on
CPU OB y
Contains "only" the execution-
relevant sections of the blocks
in the load memory
Load memory Work memory

Load Memory
The load memory contains the user program

All blocks (OBs, FBs, FCs, DBs, SDBs) in full length
Full complement of symbols and comments (available soon)
Fully decompilable with every programming device,
without the need to have the data on the programming
device
Integrated load memory (RAM) on the CPU
For CPU test
For reloading/correcting blocks when using a flash memory
card
Plug-in memory card
flash EPROM
The memory card is monitored for
Unplugging and plugging in when the system is in RUN
Replacement in Stop and during Power Off

System Diagnostics
e.g. wire-break,
Module Fault/error detection short-circuit
Interrupt
CPU e.g. time error,

operator error
CPU operating system
User System Diagnostics

program status buffer with
list time stamp
Send Read

S7 Communication - Configuration Example
MPI Configuration Example
S7-400
CP
S7-400
CP
PS U CP4 IM4 PS U CP4 IM4
CP443- CP443-
407 43- 60- 407 43- 60-
4XX 5
5
0
4XX 5
5
0
SIEME SIEME
NS -XX NS -XX
0 0 0 0
1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7
CPU 2 0 0 CPU 2 0 0
1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3
4 CP 45 FM 4 CP 45 FM
S7-300 5
6
7 6
7
5
6
7 6
7
MC 952 / 1 MB /
MC 952 / 1 MB /
RAM
RAM
FM3 0 0 0 0
SIEMEN
SIEMEN CPU 3XX SIEMEN 1 1 1 1
S CP342-5 DP 54
X 2 2 X 2 2
S S 3 3 3 3
2 4 4 2 4 4
3 5 5 3 5 5
6 6 6 6
CPU 1 4 7 7 4 7 7
CP FM
0 0 0 0
1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2
SIMATIC 3 3 3 3
SINEC 4 4 K-Bus 4 4 K-Bus
S7-300 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7
K-Bus
PS
307
PLC connection via MPI PLC connection via MPI
PG connection via MPI OP connection via MPI
PG 720

On every CPU:multipoint interface MPI
Data exchange: 187.5 kbit/s
Up to 32 bus stations, up to 12
active connections per CPU
Communications functions:
- Programming device/operator
panel functions
- Global data communications
without programming input
- S7 basic communication up to 76
byte
- S7 communication (only server)
Low-cost communication
without additional hardware

Communications - Transmission Media / Protocols
Transmission Media / Protocols
FMS TCP/IP
Standard
DP MAP 3.0
Comms.
S5-compatible-Communication
PG/OP- Communication
Communications
S7-Communication
SIMATIC
S7-Basis-Comm.
Global Data
MPI Profibus Ethernet

MPI-Network - HW-Features
Up to 32 MPI nodes can be connected

Transfer rate 187.5 kbit / s
Maximum distance between two neighboring MPI nodes
50 m (without repeaters)
1100 m (with two repeaters)
9100 m (with up to 10 repeaters in series)
23.8 km (via fiber optic, with 16 star couplers or optical link
modules)
Physical interface: RS 485
Components: Cable, PROFIBUS connectors

MPI - Connectable Devices
The following devices can be connected to the MPI

interface:
Programming devices (PGs)
SIMATIC HMI operator panels (OPs)
Other SIMATIC PLCs
Advantages
The programming device can be connected in
parallel to the different SIMATIC PLCs. This means
that the different PLCs can be programmed and
parameterized with one programming device and
with no further overhead.
Communications with other S7 PLCs without any
additional hardware
Only parameterization is required for global data
communications
The software for system communications is already
integrated into the CPU

PROFIBUS-DP Interface
Connectable Devices
CPUs with DP interface (active DP master station)
CPU 315-2DP, 316-2DP und CPU318-2
Passive slave stations or further DP masters can be
connected via the PROFIBUS-DP fieldbus.
Connectable DP slave stations
ET 200M (distributed station with S7-300 I/O)
S7-300 as intelligent slave (CPU 315-2)
ET 200 blocks
S5 I/O
SIMATIC 505 I/O
Other standard-conforming DP slaves
Further S7-DP masters (programming device, ...)
OPs only if the MPI functions are running on the DP

Profibus
Profibus Advantages
Slave station can be replaced without interrupting the bus
High availability
Data security
Standard message frame structure
Reaction-free switching in and switching off of bus nodes
during operation
Less cabling overhead
Easier to modify / expand

Profibus - Features
Features
Conforms to EN 50 170 Vol. 2
Max. 125 nodes (max. 64 with S7-315/316-2 CPUs)
Token passing bus access method with lower-level
master-slave
Transfer rates to 12 Mbits/s
Data transfer via twisted-pair cable and fiber optic cable
Large range of components for connection to the fieldbus
Provides ample area coverage
Programming of the master and slave devices via the
fieldbus in the case of SIMATIC S7 and M7
Modular expandability; the fieldbus grows with your
requirements
Automatic detection of transfer rate on the slaves
Open system; even non-Siemens field devices can be
connected
Clear architecture; purely process-related configuring*

Assembly - Connections
Connections
Assembly
20-pin front connector for e.g.16-channel modules
40-pin front connector for e.g. 32-channel modules
Receptacle for coding key unit
Cable strain relief
Connections
Screw-type connections
Spring-loaded connections
Tools/accessories
Tools as for S5

Assembly - Service & Maintenance
Service & Maintenance Replacing Modules

Parameter assignment data are loaded back into the
module by the CPU
No more setting of DIP switches and jumpers
Modules are plugged easily onto the mounting rail
Self-coding front connector helps prevent installation
of the wrong module
Modules identified by slot numbering

Assembly - TOP Connect
Top Connect Components
Front connector module
Used instead of the front connector
2 pin connectors for connecting cable
2 connections for voltage supply
Connecting cable
16-pin round-sheath ribbon cable for 8 channels in each
case
Connector with insulation displacement at each end
max 30 m
Can be prepared using special crimping tool
Terminal block
Connection of up to 8 channels / voltage supply possible
Screw-type connections or spring-loaded connections
TP1 for 1-core connection
TP2 for connection of sensors/actuators to 2 A modules
TP3 for connection of 3-core initiators

Assembly - Arrangement of the Modules
Arrangement of the Modules

There are only 2 rules:
The power supply module must be plugged into slot 1
(extreme left)
The IM in the central mounting rack must be plugged into
slot 3
PS IM

Assembly - Grounded, Ungrounded
Grounded or ungrounded operation, by connecting or

disconnecting the jumper on the CPU between chassis and
functional ground
Grounded operation Ungrounded operation

RUN-P RUN-P
RUN RUN
STOP STOP
MRES MRES
3,4 V
3,4 V
+ - + -
Removable
jumper
M M
L+ L+
M M
Ground bus Ground bus

1M 1M
47nF 47nF
M M


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SIMENS PRESENTATION BORL CPP (C&I) - Division

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Upper and mid

Lower and mid S7-300 - the universal,

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PS 305 2A PS 307 5A PS 307 10A

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General features IM 360

The interface modules are mounted on the DIN rail and

The interface modules are self-configuring. No address 360 - 3CA01-

LEDs for indicating status and X2

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IM 360 is plugged into the

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One IM 365 is plugged into the

Restrictions to modules that can

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Digital inputs Digital outputs

Voltage/ DC 24...125 V DC 24 / 48...125 V

Channels 8, 16, 32 8, 16, 32

Ex (i) Namur / Ex (i) Namur / Ex(i)

Diagnostics yes yes

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Analog inputs Analog outputs

Voltage/ +/- 80mV...10 V, +/- 10 V, 0...10 V,

Sensors 2-,3-,4-wire resistor

Resolution 9 to 16 bit incl. 12 - 16 bit incl.

Encoding time 2.5 ... 100 ms 0.8 ms

Ex (i) Namur / Ex (i) Namur / Ex(i)

Diagnostics yes yes

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User/Default address assignment on CPU 315

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screw-type connections and 1

Setup via parameterization, no

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New digital input module (wide range)

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New digital output module (wide range)

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when the front connector is

Settings via parameterization; no

more hardware settings

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New RTD input module

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New TC input module

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Analog Mixed Modules