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Release: October 2015

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Table of contents

Section 1 - Introduction

Version Designation...........................................................................................................9

Released Software..................................................................................................9Compatible Software..............................................................................................9

Released Hardware...............................................................................................10

Section 2 - New in Freelance 2016

New Product Naming ......................................................................................................11

New Process Station AC 900F Lite.................................................................................11

New in AC 900F..............................................................................................................12

New CAN Communication Interface Module CI 910F .......................................12

Control Net Redundancy......................................................................................12

Extended Temperature Range ..............................................................................12

New in AC 700F and AC 900F .......................................................................................13

Increased Security with Controller Lock .............................................................13

Diagnostic interface (Radio clock).......................................................................14

Freelance Engineering .....................................................................................................14

Engineering Efficiency.........................................................................................14

Database Compression .........................................................................................14

Freelance Operations .......................................................................................................14

Freelance Operations Lite ....................................................................................14

Virtualization of Freelance PCs in ESX-Server ..............................................................15

Section 3 - Known Problems and Workarounds

Installation .......................................................................................................................17

Firmware Update from Version 9.1......................................................................17

Freelance Formulation .........................................................................................17

Panel Builder 800.................................................................................................17


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Deinstallation....................................................................................................... 18

Freelance Engineering..................................................................................................... 18

General ............................................................................................................ 18

Gateway Station................................................................................................... 20

Commissioning and Fieldbusses ..................................................................................... 21

General ............................................................................................................ 21

Fieldbus Communication..................................................................................... 23

PROFIBUS .......................................................................................................... 24

Telecontrol IEC 60870-5-101 / 104 ..................................................................... 25

Send and Receive Function Blocks ..................................................................... 26

Process Stations............................................................................................................... 27

Freelance Operations....................................................................................................... 28

General ............................................................................................................ 28

Control Aspect ................................................................................................................ 28

Bulk Data Manager ......................................................................................................... 29

Project Export to BDM ........................................................................................ 29

Section 4 - Installation

System Requirements (Operating System).......................................................... 31

Installation of the Software.................................................................................. 31Project Upgrade ................................................................................................... 32

Antivirus program................................................................................................ 32

Setups ............................................................................................................32

Service Hotline .................................................................................................... 33

Appendix A - Compatible Hardware Versions

CPU modules / CPU-Baugruppen ....................................................................... 35

I/O modules / E/A-Baugruppen ........................................................................... 38

Fieldbus modules / Feldbus-Baugruppen ............................................................ 44

Ethernet modules / Ethernet-Baugruppen............................................................46

Communication modules / Kommunikations-Baugruppen ................................. 47

Power supplies / Spannungsversorgungen........................................................... 48

S700 PROFIBUS-slave components / Komponenten des S700 PROFIBUS-Slave49


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Section 1 Introduction Version Designation

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Section 1 Introduction

This document describes the changes in software version Freelance 2016 as

compared to software version Freelance 2013 SP1.

This document is intended to provide information on the Freelance hardware and

software that is not (yet) described in user manuals, sales information, or any other

kind of product information. Additionally, it describes problems and errors in the

software or documentation that were found too late to be included in the

corresponding manual.

Version Designation

Released Software

The basic Freelance System in English and German is the subject of this release.

Refer to the document Packet Assembly List Freelance 2016.pdf for the full name

of the released software version. In the following text, this version will be called

Freelance 2016.

Compatible Software

With version Freelance 2016 compatible software packages like ABB’s remote I/O

DTMs and Control Aspect are provided with the Freelance product CD. When

connecting field devices, the lists of devices found compatible with Freelance must

be observed. This lists can be found in the ABB Solutionsbank:

• 3BDD011925 “Freelance Integrated PROFIBUS Devices”,

• 3BDD011926 “Freelance Integrated HART Devices” and• 2PAA103000 “Freelance Device Management Integrated FF Devices”.

For further details of the software provided with the Freelance installation CD and

version designation refer to the Getting Started manual of version Freelance 2016


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Released Hardware

For all details of the released controllers and IO components refer to Appendix A,

Compatible Hardware Versions.


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Section 2 New in Freelance 2016

New Product NamingStarting with this Freelance version some Freelance software components are

renamed:

New Process Station AC 900F Lite

Starting with this Freelance version the new process station AC 900F Lite with

optimized price-performance ratio is supported. Like the previously supported

process stations, the AC 900F Lite will be configured with Freelance Engineering

and can be used together with the other Freelance controllers.

Previous Name New Name

Control Builder F (CBF) Freelance EngineeringDigiVis Freelance Operations

CBF Viewer Control Aspect

DigiBrowse Archive Browser

Configure Settings

Trend-Server Freelance Trend Server

OPC-Server 800F Trace OPC Server Trace


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Details can be found in the two new manuals

Mounting & Installation Instructions AC 900F and

Engineering Manual Process Stations.

The AC 900F Lite process station is designed for smaller lines:

• the number of possible I/O signals is limited to 400,

• there are only three instead of four Ethernet interfaces available,

• the available memory capacity and the CPU performance are lower than with

the standard version.

New in AC 900F

New CAN Communication Interface Module CI 910F

With this Freelance version the new CAN module CI 910F is released.

With this new module the AC 900F / AC 900F Lite now allows connectivity to

Freelance Rack I/Os based on CAN bus.

Control Net Redundancy

Optionally, to increase the availability, the communication between AC 900F /

AC 900F Lite controllers and operator or gateway stations and lateral

communication between AC 900F / AC 900F Lite controllers is possible using aControl Net in a redundant configuration.

Communication between the operator stations and gateway stations (horizontal

communication) is only possible via the configured Ethernet line. Redundancy is

not supported in this case. Communication between AC 900F controllers (lateral

communication) and with operator or gateway stations (vertical communication) is

done via the active Control Net line. In the event of a failure of the active line, a

redundancy toggle to the redundant line occurs within a configurable changeover

time.

Extended Temperature Range

The AC 900F and AC 900F Lite controllers are released for operation in an ambient

temperature between -20 °C to +70°C.


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Diagnostic interface (Radio clock)

The diagnostic interface of the AC 700F and AC 900F controller supports now

transmission rates of 9.6 kBit/s and 19.2 kBit/s, default value is 19.2 kBit/s.

Freelance Engineering

Engineering Efficiency

• Improved graphical representation in the hardware structure

• Better support and easier configuration of Panel 800

• Graphics Editor improvements to support different screen resolutions and ratio.

• Improved GSD file handling

Database Compression

To ensure a secure project work for very large Freelance projects, the Freelance

project database can be compressed.

Freelance Operations

With this Freelance version Freelance Operations is now optimized for widescreen

displays (16:10 and 16:9).

The Freelance Operations software supports both the conventional screen formats

4:3 / 5:4 and the widescreen formats 16:9 / 16:10. For the 5:4 screen format amonitor screen resolution of 1280 * 1024 pixels is recommended, for the 16:9

widescreen format a resolution of 1920 * 1080 pixels should be used.

Freelance Operations Lite

The new lite version of Freelance Operations also provides for enhanced scalability

of the system. In contrast to the standard version of Freelance Operations, the lite

When connecting a radio clock, ensure that the transfer rate of radio clock and

controller match.


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version is very attractively priced. It offers an unlimited number of standard

displays and only limits the number of graphic displays to five. It is mainly suitable

for smaller plants or the usage of Panel PCs in cabinet doors.

Virtualization of Freelance PCs in ESX-Server

As from this release it is possible to run all Freelance software components

(Engineering, Operations, OPC, …) on an ESX server.


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Section 3 Known Problems and Workarounds

Installation

Firmware Update from Version 9.1

Upgrade of a process station AC 700F from V9.1 cannot be done within one

step

If an upgrade of process station AC 700F from version 9.1 to Freelance 2016 is

needed, the new firmware cannot be loaded directly in one step int the AC 700F

process station. (#23776 - RN_20131_003)

Workaround: First load the firmware version 9.2 in the process station AC 700F.

Then, the firmware version Freelance 2016 can be loaded.

For any necessary assistance, please contact your local service organization.

Freelance Formulation

Freelance Formulation V1.0 does not work with Freelance 2016

If Freelance Formulation shall be used together with Freelance 2016, Freelance

Formulation V1.1 needs to be installed as Freelance Formulation V1.0 works with

Freelance 2013 / 2013 SP1 only (#24411 - RN_2016_008).

Panel Builder 800

Installation of Panel Builder 800 on Freelance engineering station

If Panel Builder 800 shall be installed on a Freelance engineering station, the

following installation sequence should be met (#24282 - RN_2016_005):

1) Install Freelance Engineering

2) Install Panel Builder 800


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Deinstallation

After uninstalling FDT Shared Components vSphere Client is not able to start

anymore

If FDT Shared Components will be uninstalled from a Freelance PC where vSphere

Client V5.5 is installed as well, the vSphere Client will not be able to start

afterwards, because shared files for both program were removed.

Please reinstall vSphere Client V5.5 after uninstalling FDT Shared Components(#24368 - RN_2016_006).

Downgrade der AC 900F / AC 900F Lite Firmware

If a firmware version lower than Freelance 2016 is to be loaded into an AC 900F or

AC 900F Lite controller with activated Control Net redundancy, you have to disable

Control Net redundancy prior to starting the firmware download.

(#24475 - RN_2016_011).

Freelance Engineering

General

In the Hardware Manager, the "copy/paste" or "drag/drop" function leads to

failure with AC 900F

During usage of the Hardware Manager in Freelance Engineering it was observed

that copying/inserting or dragging/dropping communication interfaces, Ethernet

ports and serial ports at the AC 900F leads to failures. Please use delete/insert

functionality only to move interfaces or ports with AC 900F.

(#24579 - RN_2016_016).

Incorrect behavior with an empty workspace

If no tab is open in the workspace of Freelance Engineering, the following errors

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• Switching between the operation modes configuration and commissioning is

possible only once, then the corresponding menu items and buttons are

disabled.

• Selecting a check message by double-clicking or with the Current error

button will not open the corresponding object or program.

(# 23815 - RN_20131_004)

Workaround: Do not work with an empty workspace, keep always at least one tab

open instead. If buttons are disabled, select an item in the project tree and the buttons will be enabled again.

Use Freelance Engineering in full screen mode

If Freelance Engineering is used in a window instead of full screen mode, you have

to scroll to have all functions available. In some cases the complete functionality is

reachable in full screen mode only. (#22507 - RN_2013_009)

Variable list empty

After the import of a project, in some rare cases the variable list will be shown

empty. The reason for this behavior is a failure during the import of filters for the

variable list. (#23276 - RN_2013_011)

Workaround: Press the toolbar button Clear current filter.

Message “Compiler limit reached”

If an unexpected memory or data base problem occurs while checking the project,

the unspecific message “Compiler limit reached” is displayed. A possible reason

may be that the memory for variables via process image is too low.

(#22090 - RN_2013_013)

Workaround: Reduce the amount of variables to be written via the process image.

Progress windows could disappear

In some rare cases it might happen that progress windows disappear from Freelance

Engineering when an import or export of large projects or a plausibility check of the

same is done. The process is still running in the background and can be detected via


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the Windows task manager. During this time, Freelance Engineering cannot be

operated and seems to be blocked for the user. If the import/export or plausibilitycheck is finished, the progress window will come back to the front of the screen.

This behavior depends on the hardware of the PC and was observed mainly on fast

multi-core machines. (#23049 - RN_2013_046)

Usage of 2 Ethernet modules within a non-redundant AC 800F

If two Ethernet modules will be used in slots E1 and E2 of a non-redundant AC800F, take care that an IP address out of various subnets is assigned to each Ethernet

interface.

It is recommended to set e.g. for E1 an IP address within the range of 172.16.[0 -

15].[0 - 255] and for E2 an IP address within the range of 172.16.[16 - 31].[0 - 255]

(#24482 - RN_2016_012).

Gateway Station

Change of configuration does not affect project

Changing the configuration of a gateway station in the project tree, for example,

changing the gateway type, or activate or deactivate external timeserver

functionality, does not lead to a red project node. Thus, the “Check” function will

not create new code and does not request loading the changes. (#22233 -RN_2013_012)

Workaround: After a configuration change of a gateway station, always use the

“Check all” function to create new function code that can be loaded into the

gateway station.


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Commissioning and FieldbussesGeneral

Correction of force and substitute values

If a force or substitute value is corrected via the dialog “Parameter upload”, in some

cases the new value will be corrected correctly in the controller, but shown in

Freelance Engineering as written. (#23221 - RN_2013_014)

Workaround: Do not use the parameter upload dialog for correcting force and

substitute values; always use the corresponding dialog of the module.

Display of current values not consistent

In some rare cases, an inconsistent display of current values were observed in

commissioning mode of an FBD or ladder program. Because some connection lines

may be not read correctly, a value is shown with its configuration value instead of

the current value. (#23435 - RN_2013_043)

Workaround: Change to another program and back to enforce a display refresh or

add the variable into the value window to see the correct value.

CPU load reserve

During operation a process station should have enough CPU load reserve for

communication and irregular actions, for example alarm bursts. We recommend to

use the process stations with a CPU load not higher than 80%. (#23721 -

RN_2013_047)

Error message after loading a process stationAfter loading a configuration change to a process station an error message may be

displayed: "Load operation of object xx failed due to error: 10001807. Therefore,

the station has been stopped! Do you want to start it again?”.

This message does not necessarily mean that the process station has been stopped,

but often refers to a gateway station, which was loaded along with the process

station.


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Technical background:

Excerpt from the manual Freelance OPC-Server: “In general, following aconfiguration change to and subsequent loading of a process station, the OPC server

must also be loaded. If no OPC-related data has been modified, then only the project

version number needs to be updated. This modification is post-loaded automatically

from Freelance Engineering.”

Loading on a gateway station is synchronized with pending data requests of the

connected OPC clients. A pending update of an image is given priority, so that thecharging process is rejected and the message described above is shown.

(# 23748 - RN_20131_009)

Workaround1: Start a new load on the gateway station directly from the project

tree.

Workaround2: Contact your local ABB service organization to turn off the

automatic loading of version information to the gateway stations. After this, all

resources in the project can be manually loaded individually.

PM 783F with DA 701F - cyclic error messages

If the STC diagnostic message has been configured using the I/O editor in Freelance

2013 or 2013 SP1 for a DA 701F I/O module directly connected to the PM 783F,

errors will be entered cyclically into the controller's event history.

This also happens if the STC diagnostic message will be configured in Freelance2016 at DA 701F which was previously applied in Freelance 2013 or 2013 SP1

(#24701 - RN_2016_010).

Workaround: Delete all DA 701F modules which are configured at the PM 783F.

Insert new DA 701F modules on the empty slots at the PM 783F and configure the

newly created modules.

Replace or deactivate CAN Module CI 910F

If you want to replace or deactivate the CI 910F module of the primary controller,

execute the following steps:

1. At the primary controller press the "TOGGLE" button and force a redundancy

switchover

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3. Now you can deactivate the CI 910F at the controller (formerly primary)

4. Replace CI 910F and activate again.

(#24704 - RN_2016_017)

Fieldbus Communication

Station type AC 700F and AC 900F

The following functions are not released to be used with the station types AC 900F

and AC 700F:

• TCP variant of Ethernet Send and Receive function blocks

• Sartorius Scale coupling

• Protronic coupling

These function blocks can be used within the configuration. The plausibility checkreports an error if telecontrol, send and receive or Sartorius scale functions are used

for AC 700F and AC 900F. (#23131 - RN_2013_026)

Temporary data loss during redundancy toggle possible

A redundant process station works as the master for fieldbus communication, for

example Modbus or Telecontrol. If a transmit command is overlaid by a redundancy

toggle, a loss of these particular process values is possible, depending on the timing

of the process station. (#22058 - RN_2013_016)

Communication issues with 38 kBaud on serial interfaces

Depending on the used devices, communication issues may occur by using high

communication speed. This issue was observed by using 38 kBaud. Due to

differences in the used hardware chips, the edges of the signals are different and

may not be interpreted correctly. (#23260 - RN_2013_036)

The Protronic function blocks can be configured and checked for AC 700F and

AC 900F without an error message.

The Protronic function blocks must not be loaded to AC 700F and AC 900F;

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Workaround: Reduce the communication speed.

PROFIBUS

Failure in PROFIBUS communication with CI 930F

Under the following circumstances the CI 930F can run into a PROFIBUS

communication failure:

• Controller redundancy with PROFIBUS master redundancy is used

• PROFIBUS line redundancy is enabled

• Two or more redundant PROFIBUS slaves with a large number of input data (>

144 bytes and Tslot = 300 tbit) are used

• Disconnect one PROFIBUS line (e.g. line A) from the backup PROFIBUS

master

In this case, the PROFIBUS communication gets faulty until the unplugged line isreconnected to the backup PROFIBUS master. (#24513 - RN_2016_014)

Workaround: Configure the station address of the backup PROFIBUS master to

larger then 10.

PROFIBUS slave will be deleted when moving I/O modules between S900 and

S800

In the hardware manager it is possible to move I/O modules between an S900 DTM

slave and an S800 DTM slave or vice versa via drag & drop. This operation is not

restricted by Freelance Engineering. It leads to an error message and the complete

PROFIBUS slave will be deleted in the hardware manager.

(#23930 - RN_2016_002)

Restrictions for PROFIBUS

If a third PROFIBUS master should be connected to a PROFIBUS net with 93.75

kBaud, the PROFIBUS address of this master must be lower than 60.

Using a PROFIBUS communication speed of 93.75 kBaud, you must not use more

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Redundant PROFIBUS line reports failure

After a communication break or a redundancy toggle, a redundant

PROFIBUSPROFIBUS line may report an error, although the communication is

still running. The reason for this is a faulty configuration of the address range in the

module CI 930F. (#23462 - RN_2013_019)

Workaround: Check the configuration of the address ranges in all CI 930F

modules. Make sure that the address range includes all addresses of the PROFIBUS

slave devices, the basic addresses and the redundancy offset addresses. Example: Basic address on device is set to 3, slave redundancy offset is 64;

configure minimum range from 3 to 67.

Short-circuit of redundant PROFIBUS line not detected

If a redundant PROFIBUS line is operated with 12 MBaud, a short-circuit between

lines A and B will not always be detected. (#23555 - RN_2013_020)

Telecontrol IEC 60870-5-101 / 104

Received packages are not handled correctly

If in a Freelance system a telecontrol message is received which contains a not

supported data type, an incorrect address or an unexpected answer NACK (not

acknowledged), this package may be mis-interpreted and sent back to the sender. Ifthe outstation is also unable to handle the sent back telegram, the communication

may be disturbed permanently. (#21033 - RN_2013_022)

Workaround: Correct the configuration of the telecontrol interface.

Increased CPU load in AC 900F by adding telecontrol function blocks

Depending on the internal assignment of the telecontrol data, the CPU load may

increase considerably during telecontrol communication. The probability is much

higher when more than about 500 telecontrol items will be communicated. (#23483

- RN_2013_024)

Workaround: Reduce the amount of telecontrol data in the related controller and

ensure that the CPU load of the controller does not exceed 80%.

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Modify the interface function block

In a running project with telecontrol communication, the configuration of the

interface function block (FWK_DEV_TCP, FWK_DEV, FWK_DEV_M,

FWK_DEV_SL) is modified. Freelance Engineering shows that the change can be

loaded into the controller by using “Load / Changed objects”. This will lead to an

error, the process station must be restarted, after this the change can be loaded.

(#23240 - RN_2013_025)

Time synchronization messages

Time synchronization messages are always sent with system time (GMT). Setting

the flag "Use daylight saving time" has no affect to the time synchronization

messages (#24655 - RN_2016_003).

Telecontrol IEC 60870-5-101 / 104 - Restrictions

Freelance 2016 supports only point-to-point-connections via the serial RS-232

interface.

The interface module FWK_DEV_M is only available in demo mode for testing

purposes.

(#24703 - RN_2016_015)

Send and Receive Function Blocks

Connection timeout

The connection timeout is configured with the send function block in FreelanceEngineering. UDP connection is a non-reliable connection; thus the timeout is sent

with a speed double than configured. (#22000 - RN_2013_027)

Wrong timeout value transmitted

In some rare cases it was observed that a command value instead of a timeout value

is transmitted. (#23224 - RN_2013_028)

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Workaround: In commissioning mode of Freelance Engineering, select the task

with the Send and Receive function blocks configured.• Press the Stop button to stop the task.

• Repeatedly execute the task by clicking the Execute once button in the task

bar.

• Restart the task; the timeout value will be communicated correctly again.

Loading configuration changes to a Send and Receive function block with

active communication may lead to data inconsistencies in the controller

(#24394 - RN_2016_007).

These issues might occur with changes as follows:

• Change parameters of Ethernet Send and Receive function blocks SR_USEND,

SR_URECV, SR_TCP, SR_SNDEV, SR_RNDEV and load via “Load changed

objects”.

• Delete an instance of the above-mentioned function blocks

Workaround: After configuration changes of Send and Receive function blocks

mentioned above, a Load whole station operation has to be performed.

Process Stations

Control Net Redundancy

Contrary to the documented behavior, the failure of both Control Net lines in the

primary controller does not cause a redundancy toggle if Control Net line A in thesecondary has also failed (24490 - RN_2016_013).

AC 800F Website

When the website of the AC 800F controller is opened from multiple PCs, it may

happen that the website will not be updated temporarily.

(#24371 - RN_2016_001)

If Ethernet send and receive configurations are changed and loaded into the

controller, this may result in unforeseeable system behavior.

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Cyclic redundancy switchover

If a redundancy switchover is initiated by user (toggle button or function block), at

least two seconds should be wait before a new redundancy switchover will be

triggered again (#24687 - RN_2016_004).

Freelance Operations

General

DTM running in the background of Freelance Operations

Some DTMs use a separate window for the user interface. For each new alarm

message, Freelance Operations is brought to the front again. You have to press the

ALT+TAB keys then to bring the DTM dialog to the front again. (#21665 -

RN_2013_033)

Area button "No area" in message line of Freelance Operations shows too

many messages

All messages of those tags which have not been assigned to a specific plant area are

assigned to the area "No area". The area button "No area" in the message line of

Freelance Operations should show the sum of these mentioned messages only, butadditionally shows all system messages as well. (#24454 - RN_2016_009)

Control Aspect

No data in Control Aspect

In a running project the IP address of the OPC server which is used by the ControlAspect for reading data is changed. The modifications are loaded to Freelance

Operations; the new IP address is configured in the wizard of the Control Aspect.

No error is reported, but Control Aspect cannot establish the communication, and no

data are shown in the Control Aspect dialogs. (#23390 - RN_2013_035)

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Workaround: The reason for this behavior is that in the DCOM settings the old IP

address is still set, no automatic change has been done. Please check the DCOMsettings and modify them accordingly.

Bulk Data Manager

Project Export to BDM

Error message during project export

During the export of a Freelance project to the Bulk Data Manager, this message is

shown several times: “.xls is already open. Reopening will cause any

changes you made to be discarded. Do you want to reopen .xls?"

Depending on the user action the export will be stopped or continued incompletely.

This problem occurs if identical names are used for different elements in the projecttree. This is allowed in Freelance Engineering for different hierarchical elements

like Task, Program list and Program.

During the export, different Excel sheets are created for the selected objects of the

project tree. Microsoft Excel does not support identical names for different sheets.

(#21561 - RN_2013_039)

Workaround: Make sure that the names of all objects which are to be exported toBDM are unique.

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Section 4 Installation

Use the CD delivered with the product to install the Freelance software. Prior to

starting the installation procedure of these programs, accordingly prepare the PCs

by loading the appropriate Windows operating system and making the necessary

system settings.

System Requirements (Operating System)

All software packages of Freelance 2016 have been tested and released for use with

the operating systems

• Microsoft Windows 7 Professional and Enterprise SP1, 32 bit and 64 bit.

For more information on compatible and released additional software programs and

3rd party software please refer to the manual Getting Started, General Notes.

Installation of the Software

Follow the installation instructions in the manual Getting Started, Freelance

Installation.

RollUps and TCs provide important correction functions for errors that have been

discovered after the product release and corrections that were not available at that

point of time. Please open the RollUP&TC folder at the top folder level on your

software CD. There is a subfolder (RU1, RU2, and TC1, TC3 etc.) for each RollUpand TC. Please install first the RollUps and then the TCs, each in ascending order, if

two or more are available. Each subfolder contains a Release Note file with

installation instructions and short descriptions of the fixed errors.

Once you have installed your system as described in the Getting Started manual,

it may be required to install additional RollUps and Temporary Corrections TC.

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Project Upgrade

Upgrading means changing from one Freelance version to a newer version. In this

process, existing project configurations can be taken over without any problems if

the upgrade is to the next higher revision level (e.g. from Freelance 2013 to

Freelance 2016). Make sure that all your project data are saved before starting the

new installation. For details refer to manual Getting Started, Upgrade an existing

version to the new version.

Antivirus program

The Freelance software has been tested with the antivirus program McAfee,

VirusScan Enterprise® (Version 8.8 Patch4) and Symantec Endpoint Protection®

(12.1.4013.4013).

For the up-to-date tested DAT files and Virus Definition Files refer to the document

2PAA149834 “Freelance daily verification of McAfee & Symantec updates”

available in the ABB Library. This document replaces the document 2PAA108235.

The Getting Started manual contains additional information about the usage of

virus scanners. Please follow the instructions given there.

Setups

Starting the Setup Procedure

The setup of Freelance software can be started from the CD using the autoplay

program

:\AutoPlay.exe

If a change for several versions (for example, from Freelance V9 to Freelance2016) is required, please contact the ABB Service Department or your local

ABB Representative for details and support.

The transmission rate of the AC 700F and AC 900F diagnostic interface was

changed to 19,2 kBit/s. When connecting a radio clock ensure that the

transmission rate of the radio clock and the controller match (see M&I AC 900F

and M&I AC 700F).

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After selection of the language, choose the components you want to install.

SetupMain.png

Service Hotline

For technical assistance, please contact your local service organization or your local

ABB Representative for Control Products.

http://www.abb.com/contacts/

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Appendix A Compatible Hardware Versions

CPU modules / CPU-BaugruppenTable 1. Hardware versions of CPU modules

Hardwareversionen der CPU-Baugruppen

Type

Typ

Order No

Bestell-Nr

Description

BeschreibungHW Index Firmware Revision

AC 900F(PM 902F)

3BDH001000R0001

CPU Module 02.00, 02.01, 02.02,03.00

Start up: 2.24OS: 10.31

AC 900F

(PM 902F)

eA

3BDH001000

R0005

CPU Module 05.00, 06.00 Start up: 2.24;

OS: 10.31

AC 900F

(PM 901F)

eA

3BDH001001

R0005

CPU Module 06.00 Start up: 2.24;

OS: 10.31

TD 951F 3BDH001020

R0001

Display unit for

AC 900F

02.00 1.24

TD 951F

eA

3BDH001020

R0005

Display unit for

AC 900F

05.00 1.24

AC 700F

(PM 783F)

(15)

3BDH000364

R0001

CPU Module

including battery

A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6,

A7, B0

Display 01/1.15

Start up: 2.24;

OS: 10.31

AC 800F

(PM 802F)

3BDH000002

R1

Processor

Module

01.02, 01.05, 01.06,

01.07, 01.08, 01.09,

1.10

Version 10.30

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AC 800F

(PM 803F)

3BDH000003

R1

Processor

Module Step 1

01.00, 01.01 Version 10.30

AC 800F(PM 803F)

3BDH000530R1

ProcessorModule Step 2

02.01, 02.02, 02.03,02.04, 02.05, 02.06,

02.07, 02.08, 02.16,

02.17, 02.18, 03.00,

04.00

Version 10.30

DCP 02 0369 654 CPU Module

including battery

holder

not for

redundancy

07.00(1), 08.00,

09.00(1), 09.01(1),

09.02

(1)

, 09.03

(1)

,09.04(1), 10.00, 11.00,

12.00, 12.01, 12.02

12.10, 12.20, 12.30,

12.31, 12.32, 12.33,

12.34, 12.35, 12.36,

12.37,12.38, 12.39,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02,

30.03, 30.04, 30.05,30.06, 30.07, 30.08,

40.00, 40.01, 40.02

Version 10.30

DCP 02 0369 654(2) CPU Module

including battery

holder

not for

redundancy

50.01, 50.02, 50.03,

50.04, 50.05, 50.06,

51.03, 52.00

Version 10.30

Table 1. Hardware versions of CPU modules


Type

Typ

Order No

Bestell-Nr

Description


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DCP 10 0338 701 CPU Module

including battery

holder

for redundancy

02.00, 02.01, 02.02,

04.00, 04.01, 04.02,

04.03, 04.04, 04.05,

04.06, 04.07, 04.08,04.09, 04.10, 04.11,

04.12, 04.14, 30.00,

30.01, 30.02, 30.03,

30.04, 30.05, 30.06,

30.07, 30.08, 30.09,

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03, 40.04, 40.05,

40.06, 40.07, 40.08,

40.09, 40.10, 40.11,

40.12, 40.13, 40.14,

40.15, 40.90

Version 10.30

DCP 10 0338 701(2) CPU Module

including battery

holder

for redundancy

50.01, 50.02, 50.03,

50.04, 50.05, 50.06,

51.03, 51.04, 52.00

Version 10.30

DFC 01 0369 529(8) Processor

Module

(Freelance

Select)(13)

01.01, 01.02 Version 10.30

DFC 02 0369528 Processor

Module

01.00, 01.01, 01.02,

01.05, 01.07, 01.08

Version 10.30

Table 1. Hardware versions of CPU modules


Type

Typ

Order No

Bestell-Nr

Description


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I/O modules / E/A-Baugruppen

Table 2. Hardware versions of the I/O modules

Hardwareversionen der E/A-Baugruppen

Type

Typ

Order no

Bestell-Nr

Description


AI 723F 3BDH000376

R0001

24 V DC Analog

Input Module

16 AI

A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 1.11

AI 731F 3BDH000385

R0001

24 V DC Analog

Input Module

8 AI

A0, A1, A2, A3 1.11

AO 723F 3BDH000384

R0001

24 V DC Analog

Output Module

16 AO

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4 1.11

AX 721F 3BDH000370

R0001

24 V DC Analog

Input/Output

Module

4 AI, 4 AO

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4 1.11

AX 722F 3BDH000377R0001

24 V DC AnalogInput/Output

Module

8 AI, 8 AO

A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 1.11

DA 701F 3BDH000371

R0001

24 V DC

Digital/Analog

Input/Output

Module16 DI, 8 DI/DO

4 AI, 4 AO

A1, A2 1.11

DC 732F 3BDH000375

R0001

24 V DC Digital

Input/Output

Module

16 DI, 16 DI/DO

A1, A2, A3, A4 1.11

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DI 724F 3BDH000374

R0001

24 V DC Digital

Input Module

32 DI

A0, A1 1.11

DX 722F 3BDH000383

R0001

24 V DC Digital

Input/Output

Module

8 DI, 8 DO relay

contacts

A1, A2, A3 1.11

DX 731F 3BDH000387

R0001

230/120 V AC

DigitalInput/Output

Module

8 DI, 4 DO relay

contacts

A1, A2, A3 1.11

DAI 01

no Flash

0369 628 Analog Input

16 x 0/4...20 mA,

Re 50 Ohms

02.00, 03.00, 04.00,

04.01, 05.00, 05.01,

06.00, 06.01, 07.00,08.00, 08.10, 08.20,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02,

30.03

DEA 3.37, DEA 3.56(4),

DEA 4.12, DEA 4.18,

DEA 4.19, DEA 4.20,DEA 4.21, DEA 4.22,

DAI 01 0369 628 Analog Input

16 x 0/4...20 mA,

Re 50 Ohms

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03, 40.04

FEA 4.33, FEA 4.34,

FEA 4.36

DAI 02

no Flash


16 x 0...10 V DC

03.00, 03.01, 04.00,

05.00, 06.00, 06.10,

06.20, 30.00, 30.01,

30.02, 30.03

DEA 3.37, DEA 3.56(4),

DEA 4.18, DEA 4.19,

DEA 4.21, DEA 4.22


16 x 0...10 V DC

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03, 40.04

FEA 4.33, FEA 4.34,

FEA 4.36



Type

Typ

Order no

Bestell-Nr

Description




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DAI 03

no Flash


16 x 0/4...20 mA,

Re 250 Ohms

03.00, 03.01, 04.00,

05.00, 06.00, 06.10,

06.20, 30.00, 30.01,

30.02, 30.03

FEA 4.33, FEA 4.34,

FEA 4.36


16 x 0/4...20 mA,

Re 250 Ohms

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03, 40.04

DEA 3.56(4), DEA 4.18,

DEA 4.19, DEA 4.21,

DEA 4.22, FEA 4.33,

FEA 4.34, FEA 4.36


8 x Pt100,

mV sensors,

thermo elements,

16 bit

04.00, 05.00, 06.01,

06.02, 09.00, 30.00,

30.01, 30.02, 30.03,

30.04, 30.05, 30.06,

30.07, 30.08, 30.09

DPT 2.01, DPT 2.04(4),

DPT 4.12, DPT 4.15(5),

DPT 4.31, DPT 4.33,

DPT 4.36, DPT 09.00(6),

DPT 09.01(6)


16 x 0/4...20 mA

01.10, 01.20, 01.21,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02,

30.03, 30.04

D2A 1.04(4), D2A 4.12,

D2A 4.14, D2A 4.16,

D2A 4.31, D2A 4.33,

D2A 4.36

DAO 01

no Flash

0369 629 Analog Output

16 x 0/4...20 mA

02.00, 02.10, 30.00,

30.01, 30.02

DEA 3.37, DEA 3.56(4),

DEA 4.16, DEA 4.18,

DEA 4.19, DEA 4.20,

DEA 4.21, DEA 4.22

DAO 01 0369 629 Analog Output

16 x 0/4...20 mA

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03, 40.04

FEA 4.33, FEA 4.34,

FEA 4.36

DDI 01

no Flash

0369 626 Digital Input

32 x 24 V DC

02.00, 02.01, 02.10,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02,

30.03

DEA 3.37, DEA 3.56(4),

DEA 4.18, DEA 4.19,

DEA 4.20, DEA 4.21,

DEA 4.22

DDI 01 0369 626 Digital Input

(Flash)

32 x 24 V DC

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03, 40.04, 40.05,

40.06

FEA4.30, FEA 4.33,

FEA 4.34, FEA 4.36



Type

Typ

Order no

Bestell-Nr

Description




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DDI 02

no Flash


16 x 24...60 V

AC/DC

03.00, 04.00, 04.10,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02

DIO 1.06(4), DIO 4.09,

DIO 4.10, DIO 4.21,

DIO 4.22


(Flash)

16 x 24...60 V

AC/DC

40.00, 40.01 FIO 4.33, FIO 4.36

DDI 03

no Flash


16 x 115...230 V

AC

03.00, 04.00, 04.10,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02

DIO 1.06(4), DIO 4.09,

DIO 4.10, DIO 4.21,

DIO 4.22


(Flash)

16 x 115...230 V

40.00, 40.01 FIO 4.33, FIO 4.36


(Flash)

28 x NAMUR

sensor inputs, or 28 x contacts,

or 12 x change-

over contacts,

or 12 x 3- or 4-

wire sensors

30.02, 30.03, 30.04,

30.05, 30.06

D2A 4.16, D2A 4.31,

D2A 4.33, D2A 4.36


(Flash) 32 x 120/230 V

AC

40.01, 40.02 FEA 4.33, FEA 4.34,

FEA 4.36

DDO 01

no Flash

0369 627 Digital Output

32 x 24 V DC, 0.5

A

02.00, 03.00, 04.00,

05.00, 05.01, 06.00,

06.01, 07.00, 07.01,

07.10

DEA 3.56(4), DEA 4.18,

DEA 4.19, DEA 4.21,

DEA 4.22



Type

Typ

Order no

Bestell-Nr

Description




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DDO 01_2 0369 627 Digital Output

32 x 24 V DC, 0.5

A

10.00, 20.00, 30.00,

30.01, 40.00, 40.01,

40.02, 40.03, 40.04,

40.05, 42.00

D2A 1.04(4), D2A 4.12,

D2A 4.14, D2A 4.16,

D2A 4.31, D2A 4.33,

D2A 4.36

DDO 02

no Flash


16 x 24...230 V

AC/DC, 5 A, relay

03.00, 03.10, 30.00,

30.01, 30.02

DIO 1.06(4), DIO 4.09,

DIO 4.10, DIO 4.21,

DIO 4.22

DDO 02 0369 642 Digital Output

16 x 24...230 V

AC/DC, 5 A, relay

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03

FIO 4.33, FIO 4.36

DDO 03

no Flash


16 x 24...60 V

AC/DC, 5 A,

relay with

readback

03.00, 04.00, 04.10,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02

DIO 1.06(4), DIO 4.09,

DIO 4.10, DIO 4.21,

DIO 4.20, DIO 4.22


16 x 24...60 V AC/DC, 5 A,

relay with

readback

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03

FIO 4.33, FIO 4.36

DDO 04

no Flash


16 x 115...230 V

AC, 5 A,

relay withreadback

03.00, 04.00, 04.10,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02

DIO 1.06(4), DIO 4.09,

DIO 4.10, DIO 4.21,

DIO 4.22,


16 x 115...230 V

AC, 5 A,

relay with

readback

40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03

FIO 4.33, FIO 4.36



Type

Typ

Order no

Bestell-Nr

Description




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DFI 01 0369 681 Frequency Input

4 frequency

inputs,

plus 2 digitalinputs

and 2 digital

outputs

30.00, 30.01, 30.02,

30.03, 30.04, 30.05,

30.06

DFI 4.30(7), DFI4.31,

DFI4.32, DFI 4.33, DFI

4.36

DLM 01 37421-

0369652

Link Module

including battery

holder

for one powersupply

03.00, 04.00, 05.00,

05.01, 05.02, 30.00,

30.01, 30.02, 30.03,

30.04, 30.05, 30.06,40.00, 40.01, 40.02,

40.03, 40.04, 40.05,

40.06

no Firmware

DLM 02 0338 434 Link Module

including battery

holder

for power supplyredundancy,

to connect 2

power supplies

01.10, 01.11, 01.12,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02,

30.03, 30.04, 30.05,

30.06, 40.00, 40.01,40.02, 40.03, 40.04,

40.05

DLM 4.14, DLM 4.15,

DLM 4.21, DLM 4.22,

FLM 4.34, FLM 4.35,

FLM 4.36



Type

Typ

Order no

Bestell-Nr

Description


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Fieldbus modules / Feldbus-Baugruppen

Table 3. Hardware versions of the Fieldbus modules

Hardwareversionen der Feldbus-Baugruppen

Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description


CI 910F 3BDH001005

R0005

Fieldbus

Interface Module

CAN (triple

channel)

05.00 1.04

CI 930F

(SUB-D,

RJ-45)

3BDH001010

R0001

Fieldbus

Interface Module

PROFIBUS

02.00, 02.01 1.30

CI 930F

(2 SUB-D)

eA

3BDH001010

R0005

Fieldbus

Interface Module

PROFIBUS

05.00 1.30

CI 773F

eA

3BDH000395

R0005

Fieldbus

Interface Module

PROFIBUS

05.00 1.30

CM 772F 3BDH000368

R0001

Fieldbus

Interface Module PROFIBUS

A1, A2 V1.210

TU 951F 3BDH001035

R0001

PROFIBUS

Terminal for

Line B

00.92

FI 810F 3BDH000030

R1

Fieldbus

Interface Module

CAN (triplechannel)

01.03, 01.04

FI 820F 3BDH000031

R1

Fieldbus

Interface Module

Modbus, Serial

(dual channel)

01.02, 01.03, 01.04,

01.05

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FI 830F 3BDH000032

R1

Fieldbus

Interface Module

PROFIBUS-DP

02.01, 02.02, 02.03,

02.04, 03.00, 03.01,

03.02, 03.03, 03.04,

04.00, 04.01

5.24.R.00

FI 840F(14) 3BDH000033

R1

Fieldbus

Interface Module

Foundation

Fieldbus

01.03, 01.04, 02.00,

02.01, 02.02, 03.00,

03.01

4.02, 4.08, 4.09

DFM 01 0369 570 Fieldbus

Interface Module

PROFIBUS-DP

01.01, 01.02, 01.03,

02.00, 02.01, 02.02,

02.03, 02.04, 03.00,

03.01, 03.02, 03.03,

03.04, 04.00, 04.01

5.24R00


Interface Module

Modbus, Serial

(dual channel)

01.00, 01.01, 01.02,

01.03, 01.04, 01.05


Interface Module

CAN (triple

channel)

01.00, 01.01, 01.02,

01.03, 01.04


Interface Module

Select

PROFIBUS-DP

Select

02.02, 03.00

Table 3. Hardware versions of the Fieldbus modules

Hardwareversionen der Feldbus-Baugruppen

Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description


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Ethernet modules / Ethernet-Baugruppen

Table 4. Hardware versions of the Ethernet modules

Hardwareversionen der Ethernet-Baugruppen

Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description

BeschreibungHW Index

DFE 01(12) 0369 565 Ethernet Interface

Module 10MBit

10Base2

01.00, 01.01, 01.02, 01.04, 02.00, 02.01,

02.03, 2.04, 04.00, 04.01


Module 10MBit

AUI

01.00, 01.01, 01.02, 01.03, 01.04, 01.05,

01.06, 01.07, 1.08, 03.03, 04.00, 04.01


Module 10MBit

10BaseT

01.00, 01.01, 02.00, 02.01, 03.00, 03.01,

03.02, 03.03, 04.00, 04.01

EI 801F 3BDH000015

R1

Ethernet Interface

Module 10MBit

10Base2

02.00, 02.03(10)(11), 2.04(10)(11), 2.90(10)(11),

04.00(10)(11), 04.01(10)(11)

EI 802F 3BDH000016

R1

Ethernet Interface

Module 10MBit

AUI

01.05, 01.06, 01.07, 1.08, 03.03(10)(11),

04.00(10)(11), 04.01(10)(11)

EI 803F 3BDH000017

R1

Ethernet Interface

Module 10MBit

10BaseT

03.00, 03.01, 03.02(10)(11), 03.03(10)(11),

04.00(10)(11), 04.01(10)(11)

EI 811F 3BDH000020

R1

Ethernet Interface

Module 10MBit

10Base2 (for PM

803F)

01.00, 01.01, 02.01, 02.03, 02.04, 03.00,

03.01, 03.02, 04.00, 04.01

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EI 812F 3BDH000021

R1

Ethernet Interface

Module 10MBit

AUI (for PM 803F)

01.00, 01.01, 02.01, 02.03, 02.04, 03.00,

03.01, 03.02, 04.00, 04.01

EI 813F 3BDH000022

R1

Ethernet Interface

Module 10MBit

10BaseT (for PM

803F)

01.00, 01.01, 02.01, 02.03, 02.04, 03.00,

03.01, 03.02, 03.03, 04.00, 04.01, 04.02,

05.00, 05.01

Table 5. Hardware versions of the Communication modules

Hardwareversionen der Kommunikations-Baugruppen

Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description


DCO 01 0369 666 Communication Module

4 x RS232C/RS422/RS485,

1 x RS232C for diagnosis

Modbus Master/Slave

02.00, 02.01, 02.02,

02.03, 03.00, 03.01,

30.00, 30.01, 30.02,

30.03, 31.00, 31.01

5.14

Table 4. Hardware versions of the Ethernet modules

Hardwareversionen der Ethernet-Baugruppen

Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description


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Power supplies / Spannungsversorgungen

Table 6. Hardware versions of the Power supplies

Hardwareversionen der Spannungsversorgungen

Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description


AM 801F 3BDH000040R1 Battery Module 02.02, 02.03, 02.04, 02.90, 04.00,

04.01, 05.00

AM 811F 3BDH000050R1 Battery Module 01.00, 02.00, 02.01, 02.03, 03.00,

03.01, 04.00, 04.01, 05.00

SA 801F 3BDH000011R1 Power Supply Module

(115/230V AC -> 24 V

DC)

01.01, 01.02, 01.03, 02.00, 02.01, 03.00

SA 811F 3BDH000013R1 Power Supply Module(for PM 803F)

(115/230V AC -> 24 V

DC)

01.00, 01.01, 02.00, 02.01, 03.00

SD 802F 3BDH000012R1 Power Supply Module

(24 V DC -> 24 V DC)

01.00, 01.01, 02.00

SD 812F 3BDH000014R1 Power Supply Module

(for PM 803F)

(24 V DC -> 24 V DC)

01.00, 01.01, 01.02, 02.00

DFA 01 0369 557 Battery Module 01.00, 01.01, 01.03, 02.00, 02.01,

02.02, 02.03, 02.04, 04.00, 04.01, 05.00

DFP 01 0369 561 Power Supply Module

(115/230V AC -> 24 V

DC)

01.00, 01.01, 01.02, 01.03, 02.00, 02.01

DFP 02 0369 560 Power Supply Module

(24 V DC -> 24 V DC)

01.00, 01.01

DFP 01

Select

(DFP 11)

0369 562 Power Supply Module

Select

(115/230V AC -> 24 V

DC)

01.02, 02.00, 02.01

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Table 7. Hardware versions of the S700 components

Hardwareversionen der S700-Komponenten

Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description


AC 722F 3BDH000369R0001

24 V DC AnalogInput/Output

Module

8 AI/AO

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4 1.11

AI 723F 3BDH000376

R0001

24 V DC Analog

Input Module

16 AI

A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 1.11

AI 731F 3BDH000385

R0001

24 v DC Analog

Input incl.

Thermo element

8 AI

A0, A1, A2, A3 1.11

AO 723F 3BDH000384

R0001

24 V DC Analog

Output Module

16 AO

A2, A3, A4 1.11

AX 721F 3BDH000370

R0001

24 V DC Analog

Input/Output

Module

4 AI, 4 AO

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4 1.11

AX 722F 3BDH000377

R0001

24 V DC Analog

Input/OutputModule

8 AI, 8 AO

A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 1.11

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CD 722F 3BDH000393

R0001

24 V DC

Frequency Input

Module

2 counter inputs,2 DO, 2 DI

8 DI/DO

A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11

DA 701F 3BDH000371

R0001

24 V DC

Digital/Analog

Input/Output

Module

16 DI, 8 DI/DO

4 AI, 4 AO

A1, A2 1.11

DC 722F 3BDH000372

R0001

24 V DC Digital

Input/Output

Module

16 DI/DO

A1, A2 1.11

DC 723F 3BDH000373R0001

24 V DC DigitalInput/Output

Module

24 DI/DO

A1, A2 1.11

DC 732F 3BDH000375

R0001

24 V DC Digital

Input/Output

Module

16 DI, 16 DI/DO

A1, A2, A3, A4 1.11

DI 724F 3BDH000374

R0001

24 V DC Digital

Input Module

32 DI

A0, A1 1.11



Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description


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(1) Not for plugging and unplugging with switched on power supply.

(2)

Starting with Hardware Index 50.01 the CPU modules DCP02 and DCP10 are redesigned.

Using this hardware it is mandatory to use specific software versions. Please refer to

Technical Bulletins 136, 149 and 150 for details.

(3)

There are some restrictions for several firmware versions and the corresponding hardwarerevisions. These restrictions cannot be displayed within this table. Please contact the service

organization for detailed information.

(4)

Only at V2 compatibility mode, that means: not for use with an redundant system, mixture

use with newest V3 eproms is allowed

DX 722F 3BDH000383

R0001

24 V DC Digital

Input/Output

Module

8 DI, 8 DO relaycontacts

A1, A2, A3 1.11

DX 731F 3BDH000387

R0001

230/120 VAC

Digital

Input/Output

Module

8 DI, 4 DO relay

contacts

A1, A2, A3 1.11

DC 705F 3BDH000388

R0001

FBP Interface

Module

A0, A1, A2, A3

PDP22-

FBP

1SAJ240100R

10xx

Fieldbus Plug F



Type

Typ

Oder no

Bestell-Nr

Description


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(5)

See hardware release note 102 ‘Eproms for I/O cards’, note 2(6)

DPT 09.00 and DPT 9.01 are only allowed with DAI 04 HW Index 30.06, 30.07 or 09.00. It

is strongly recommended to update DPT 9.00 to DPT 9.01.

(7)

DFI firmware revision 4.22 has to been changed to the above revision

(8)

In order to use V7.1 with a FieldController Select you need to order a StepUp to V7.1including 1 x Control SW for XXX I/O, where ’XXX’ is the number of I/O that you need in

your project. Please use the I/O-Count software to determine how big an I/O license you

need (contact your local sales representative). In addition you need to order the StepUp to

V7.1 or higher for Control Builder F.

(10)

Can be used in PM803F (16MB controller) also.

(11)

No battery backup with this version in PM803F (16MB controller).

(12)

Cannot be used within PM 803F (16MB controller).

(13)

After loading the new EPROM version in a FieldController select, this controller must be

switched off for at least 2 minutes. During this time also the battery must the removed.

Afterwards the FieldController select can be loaded from Freelance Engineering. (21899)

(14)

Starting with FI 840F hardware index 03.00 again 4 FI 8540F modules can be used in one

controller.

(15)

For usage of the PROFIBUS functionality at least hardware version A3 of the CPU module

must be used. PROFIBUS with AC 700F is not supported with older versions of AC 700FCPU module.

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Compatibility of PM 802F modules

For usage with the 16 MByte CPU module PM 803F newer Ethernet modulesEI 811F, EI 812F and EI 813F were developed and released. Some of the

preexisting Ethernet modules can be used with the 16MByte CPU.

see foot notes (10), (11), (12) above.

Using the modules DFE 01/EI 801F, DFE 02/EI 802F and DFE 03/EI 803F with

the CPU module PM 803F there is no battery backup available for this station.

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