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Internet 0 for Industrial Applications Fred Cohn 13-Dec-07

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 2 Example Applications in Industrial Automation Internet 0 is most like AS Interface for Industrial Automation networks and could be located on the same level of devices Like AS Interface, Internet 0 devices would send their signals over the 24 volt supply lines. The same form of signal modulation could be used. Both protocols use Manchester II encoding. An All-In-One-Panel applications are ideal. Each cluster of Internet 0 devices would have their own IP Address sub-net. Each sub-net would be connected to the controller through an Ethernet bridge. Connections between the sub-nets would also be over Ethernet. Replace hard wired (I/O circuits) for best cost reduction

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 3 Typical Manufacturing Cell Complex MachineCompact MachineSimple Machine On site Maintenance Cell Monitoring and Control Back-Up Maintenance Quality ERPMES Router/Firewall Global Monitoring and Control (Plant Level) Ethernet (Cell Level) Ethernet Firewall Intranet/ Internet Remote Monitoring and Control Ethernet Smart device Transparent Ready Solution Approach – Manufacturing example Ethernet

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 4 System Architecture – Factory Automation – Solution Approach Multi-Tiered Strategy Ethernet TCP/IP for Information, Control and FieldbusEthernet TCP/IP for Information, Control and Fieldbus CANopen for Machine BusCANopen for Machine Bus SERCOS for Motion BusSERCOS for Motion Bus AS Interface for Sensor Bus and SafetyAS Interface for Sensor Bus and Safety Ethernet TCP/IP Protocol Today, Modbus TCPToday, Modbus TCP Future, EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP converged into a single solutionFuture, EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP converged into a single solution

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 5 Hardwired cabling All-in-One Panel - Preferred Implementations 1/2 1 Internet 0 to Replace Hardwired cabling: Reduce install costs Eliminate I/O circuits

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 6 All-in-One Panel - Preferred Implementations 2/2 Internet 0 to Replace ASi Interface: Improve performance Reduced wiring cost 1

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 7 Requirements for Low End Fieldbus Low cost: Lower cost, per node than Ethernet, CANopen, or ASi Interface Low cost of cabling Assuming we start with 24VDC for control signals Easy to Use Installable and Configurable by maintenance electricians; minimal tools and addressing complexity Easy to Diagnose and Maintain Problems diagnosed and products replaced by maintenance electricians Small web server for each device is a very interesting architecture Acceptable Performance Targeting simple devices normally depending on human intervention; PBs, PLs

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 8 Advantages of Internet 0 Internet 0 brings IP connectivity and continuity down to the lowest level in the automation network. Communication to all levels in the total network is transparent to the user. No protocol translations are needed. Port cost is very low. Installation cost and complexity is reduced since the 24 volt supply lines are also used as the communication lines. There is no additional cost of a second communication line. The installation technician requires no extra knowledge or tools. Enhanced services are available to the user like small web pages.

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 9 Disadvantages with Internet 0 Internet 0 is not an accepted standard at this time. The written standard for the stack has not been fully developed. Internet 0 uses a UDP based stack, Modbus over UDP needs to be understood. Configuration of Internet 0 devices needs to be defined. Use of DHCP and BootP may need to be included in the stack. Use of Schneider signature rotary switches may need to be adapted. Use of Internet 0 over AC lines has not been developed.

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 1010 Existing Advantys Demo The STB Drives Demo is essentially an All-In-One-Panel in a suitcase. Advantys STB Ethernet-based I/O System Magelis HMI 2 line display ATV31 Variable Speed Drive Tesys U Motor Starter AC Motor Push buttons, pilot lights, potentiometer and analog display

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 1 Initial location of the Internet 0 nodes (ports) Only the simple devices will use Internet 0 to replace hard- wiring. The motor starter and potentiometer will be investigated Push buttons Pilot lights

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 1212 Internet 0 Productization Concept Advantys will have direct control and access to the Internet 0 network. An Advantys module might be needed to make this possible. A similar module could be designed for any other control platform or PLC. The Internet 0 device web pages can be brought out to an external computer for display. Computer to display any selected communications. Ethernet cable Advantys module interfacing directly to the Internet 0 network.

AUT S.B.S. - Presentation name - Date - Language - Electronic File Name 1313