Mark Freeman from Siemens presented on PROFIBUS International and basics of PROFIBUS and PROFINET. He discussed the global support structure of PROFIBUS International including 59 PI Competence Centers, 32 PI Training Centers, and 9 PI Test Laboratories worldwide. He also provided an overview of PROFIBUS and PROFINET node counts over time as well as a comparison of the two protocols.
It is widely accepted that the most important decisions are made at design stage of a project. This presentation examines the fundamental principles of good network design for PROFINET systems, although many of the ideas are applicable to PROFIBUS and other networking systems. The presentation will discuss the main factors that must be considered at the design stage of an automation system. Practical examples will show how facilities for health checking, fault-finding and maintenance can have a crucial impact on plant availability. The presentation will also examine how properly thought out network monitoring and redundancy can drastically affect plant up-time and thus profitability.
Take a walk through the process of certifying a new PROFINET (or any other industrial Ethernet) against the standards and see how easy it can be, then look at a few gotchas that can easily be avoided by careful planning. Learn how to simplify the process of testing both cabling and networks in Industrial Ethernet networks that utilise the PROFINET protocol, how to prevent network failures and resolve cable and network issues faster.
This 40-minute long webinar follows on from the PROFINET Network Design Webinar but is this time intended for people responsible for the commissioning and support of PROFINET networks. The webinar took the form of a presentation with demonstrations to aid understanding.
A look at the available device configuration tools and their development including the move to unify the different types into one format – FDI. This will be followed by a live demonstration of PROFIBUS and PROFINET device configuration using an existing open platform and web browser option.
An overview of IO-Link. The digital point to point solution for sensor actuators and more, typically using standard 3-wire M12 cables extending fieldbuses such as PROFIBUS and PROFINET for the last 20 meters.
It is widely accepted that the most important decisions are made at design stage of a project. This presentation examines the fundamental principles of good network design for PROFINET systems, although many of the ideas are applicable to PROFIBUS and other networking systems. The presentation will discuss the main factors that must be considered at the design stage of an automation system. Practical examples will show how facilities for health checking, fault-finding and maintenance can have a crucial impact on plant availability. The presentation will also examine how properly thought out network monitoring and redundancy can drastically affect plant up-time and thus profitability.
Take a walk through the process of certifying a new PROFINET (or any other industrial Ethernet) against the standards and see how easy it can be, then look at a few gotchas that can easily be avoided by careful planning. Learn how to simplify the process of testing both cabling and networks in Industrial Ethernet networks that utilise the PROFINET protocol, how to prevent network failures and resolve cable and network issues faster.
This 40-minute long webinar follows on from the PROFINET Network Design Webinar but is this time intended for people responsible for the commissioning and support of PROFINET networks. The webinar took the form of a presentation with demonstrations to aid understanding.
A look at the available device configuration tools and their development including the move to unify the different types into one format – FDI. This will be followed by a live demonstration of PROFIBUS and PROFINET device configuration using an existing open platform and web browser option.
An overview of IO-Link. The digital point to point solution for sensor actuators and more, typically using standard 3-wire M12 cables extending fieldbuses such as PROFIBUS and PROFINET for the last 20 meters.
It is widely accepted that the most important decisions are made at the design stage of a project. This presentation examines the fundamental principles of good network design for PROFINET systems, although many of the ideas are applicable to PROFIBUS and other networking systems. The presentation will discuss the main factors that must be considered at the design stage of an automation system. Practical examples will show how facilities for health checking, fault-finding and maintenance can have a crucial impact on plant availability. The presentation will also examine how properly thought out network monitoring and redundancy can drastically affect plant up-time and thus profitability.
For people responsible for the design, commissioning and support of PROFINET networks, explaining how to integrate existing PROFIBUS DP and PROFIBUS PA devices into that network. The webinar took the form of a presentation with demonstrations to aid understanding.
The successful application of industrial networks depends on good planning and robust design. We’ll look at some of the considerations around PROFIBUS DP/PA network design, networking components, network drawings and the tools available to assist you. As ethernet based networks become more popular, can the existing plant networks continue to be utilised?
Particularly relevant to people responsible for the design of PROFINET networks, highlighting the common errors and assumptions made that could make on-going support of the network rather difficult.
§ Requirements of the Process Industry
§ PROFINET - One solution for all applications
§ Highest availability and scalability with PROFINET
§ Investment protection over the whole life cycle of the plant
§ Benefits of PROFINET in Process Automation
§ Migration of PROFIBUS-DP to PROFINET
User Friendly
Flexible Installation
Best Diagnostics
Safety Integrated
Synchronicity for Motion integrated
High Availability
Secure IT-integration
Energy Efficiency
IO-Link integration
Huge Organisation and Support Structure
There are government initiatives, research projects, publications and PowerPoint slides, which can be freely downloaded. I have downloaded some and I am not an expert on the topic. With experience in the automation industry and academia, I see the trends from the recent enthusiasm and investment in our industry.
A report of the World Economic Forum states (Jan. 2015): IIoT is the “IoT’s industrial applications.
Industrial Internet of Things: Unleashing the Potential of Connected Products and Services
In collaboration with Accenture, January 2015
Consumer commodities like wristband activity trackers and Nest Thermostat.
Much of this hype centres on consumer applications, such as smart homes, connected cars and consumer wearables like wristband activity trackers. However, it is the IoT’s industrial applications, or the Industrial Internet”, which may ultimately dwarf the consumer side in potential business and socioeconomic impacts. The Industrial Internet will transform many industries, including manufacturing, oil and gas, agriculture, mining, transportation and healthcare. Collectively, these account for nearly two-thirds of the world economy. As society evolves towards an integrated digital-human workforce, the Industrial Internet will redefine the new types of new jobs to be created, and will reshape the very nature of work. Given the greater significance, this report focuses exclusively on the Industrial Internet.
An overview of the Group’s structure and global representation, taking a look at the protocol basics and their differences, plus showing the progress of the number of installed devices from the group’s supported technologies and relating these figures to their market share.
Take a walk through the process of certifying a new PROFINET (or any other industrial Ethernet) against the standards and see how easy it can be, then look at a few gotchas that can easily be avoided by careful planning.
Although Factory Automation widely uses Industrial Ethernet as the main Fieldbus, in Process Automation plants PROFIBUS is still the number one communication system. Karsten will show, why this is not an issue, how users can benefit from PROFINET today and how PI keeps developing PROFINET to meet all needs and requirements of PA including a new Physical Layer (APL) for Ethernet in hazardous areas.
•The history of device configuration tools
•EDDL and FDT
•Field Device Integration (FDI) Cooperation
•Platform example – FDT
•Live demo
•Configuration of Profibus PA
•Configuration of Profinet devices
PLCs running code generated from MATLAB/Simulink have recently been promoted heavily on the Hannover Messe and SPS Drives. What is this? How do we use the quite unknown oversampling and I-Device features of PROFINET to even extend the application range? Some basics and use cases from industry to inspire you!
Global Trends / Industry 4.0
How PROFINET provides increased flexibility, efficiency, and performance
Merging of automation and IT
OT Vs IT:
Location – Rough environment
Installation – Plant maintenance
Topology – Plant specific, varied
Availability – Network downtimes <300mS
Device density – Low, switches with few ports
Network monitoring – Part of plant monitoring
Design Summary:
§ Zoning and Security are essential
§ VLANs
§ Layer 3 switches
§ ACL
§ Bandwidth reservation
§ Network redundancy
§ Protection of safety-related systems
§ OT team & IT Team cooperation
PROFINET Security Concept:
§ Network Architecture – Security Zones
§ Trust Concept – within Zones
§ Perimeter Defence – Firewall/VPN
§ Provision of Confidentiality and Integrity
§ Transparent Integration of Firewalls
This presentation will be covering what a typical IO-Link solution consists of, how it interfaces to the control system and the benefits that can be derived from this increased level of communication with IO-Link devices. These include easier handling of measurement signals, remote and automatic device parameterisation, smart sensor diagnostic functions, safety over IO-Link whilst also being an enabler for Industrial IoT and Industry 4.0 strategies.
Does Industry 4.0 require entirely new technologies? How will today's Fieldbuses fit into the new automation paradigm? Questions like these come to mind when we talk about Digitalization and Industrial Automation of the future. Karsten will address them and give an outlook to what PI is planning for the future and how PI’s technology can help to solve new business models.
Keynote address: Latest developments in Time Sensitive Networking (TSN), PROFINET in Process applications, Advanced Physical Layer (APL), OPC-UA and Industry 4.0
It is widely accepted that the most important decisions are made at the design stage of a project. This presentation examines the fundamental principles of good network design for PROFINET systems, although many of the ideas are applicable to PROFIBUS and other networking systems. The presentation will discuss the main factors that must be considered at the design stage of an automation system. Practical examples will show how facilities for health checking, fault-finding and maintenance can have a crucial impact on plant availability. The presentation will also examine how properly thought out network monitoring and redundancy can drastically affect plant up-time and thus profitability.
For people responsible for the design, commissioning and support of PROFINET networks, explaining how to integrate existing PROFIBUS DP and PROFIBUS PA devices into that network. The webinar took the form of a presentation with demonstrations to aid understanding.
The successful application of industrial networks depends on good planning and robust design. We’ll look at some of the considerations around PROFIBUS DP/PA network design, networking components, network drawings and the tools available to assist you. As ethernet based networks become more popular, can the existing plant networks continue to be utilised?
Particularly relevant to people responsible for the design of PROFINET networks, highlighting the common errors and assumptions made that could make on-going support of the network rather difficult.
§ Requirements of the Process Industry
§ PROFINET - One solution for all applications
§ Highest availability and scalability with PROFINET
§ Investment protection over the whole life cycle of the plant
§ Benefits of PROFINET in Process Automation
§ Migration of PROFIBUS-DP to PROFINET
User Friendly
Flexible Installation
Best Diagnostics
Safety Integrated
Synchronicity for Motion integrated
High Availability
Secure IT-integration
Energy Efficiency
IO-Link integration
Huge Organisation and Support Structure
There are government initiatives, research projects, publications and PowerPoint slides, which can be freely downloaded. I have downloaded some and I am not an expert on the topic. With experience in the automation industry and academia, I see the trends from the recent enthusiasm and investment in our industry.
A report of the World Economic Forum states (Jan. 2015): IIoT is the “IoT’s industrial applications.
Industrial Internet of Things: Unleashing the Potential of Connected Products and Services
In collaboration with Accenture, January 2015
Consumer commodities like wristband activity trackers and Nest Thermostat.
Much of this hype centres on consumer applications, such as smart homes, connected cars and consumer wearables like wristband activity trackers. However, it is the IoT’s industrial applications, or the Industrial Internet”, which may ultimately dwarf the consumer side in potential business and socioeconomic impacts. The Industrial Internet will transform many industries, including manufacturing, oil and gas, agriculture, mining, transportation and healthcare. Collectively, these account for nearly two-thirds of the world economy. As society evolves towards an integrated digital-human workforce, the Industrial Internet will redefine the new types of new jobs to be created, and will reshape the very nature of work. Given the greater significance, this report focuses exclusively on the Industrial Internet.
An overview of the Group’s structure and global representation, taking a look at the protocol basics and their differences, plus showing the progress of the number of installed devices from the group’s supported technologies and relating these figures to their market share.
Take a walk through the process of certifying a new PROFINET (or any other industrial Ethernet) against the standards and see how easy it can be, then look at a few gotchas that can easily be avoided by careful planning.
Although Factory Automation widely uses Industrial Ethernet as the main Fieldbus, in Process Automation plants PROFIBUS is still the number one communication system. Karsten will show, why this is not an issue, how users can benefit from PROFINET today and how PI keeps developing PROFINET to meet all needs and requirements of PA including a new Physical Layer (APL) for Ethernet in hazardous areas.
•The history of device configuration tools
•EDDL and FDT
•Field Device Integration (FDI) Cooperation
•Platform example – FDT
•Live demo
•Configuration of Profibus PA
•Configuration of Profinet devices
PLCs running code generated from MATLAB/Simulink have recently been promoted heavily on the Hannover Messe and SPS Drives. What is this? How do we use the quite unknown oversampling and I-Device features of PROFINET to even extend the application range? Some basics and use cases from industry to inspire you!
Global Trends / Industry 4.0
How PROFINET provides increased flexibility, efficiency, and performance
Merging of automation and IT
OT Vs IT:
Location – Rough environment
Installation – Plant maintenance
Topology – Plant specific, varied
Availability – Network downtimes <300mS
Device density – Low, switches with few ports
Network monitoring – Part of plant monitoring
Design Summary:
§ Zoning and Security are essential
§ VLANs
§ Layer 3 switches
§ ACL
§ Bandwidth reservation
§ Network redundancy
§ Protection of safety-related systems
§ OT team & IT Team cooperation
PROFINET Security Concept:
§ Network Architecture – Security Zones
§ Trust Concept – within Zones
§ Perimeter Defence – Firewall/VPN
§ Provision of Confidentiality and Integrity
§ Transparent Integration of Firewalls
This presentation will be covering what a typical IO-Link solution consists of, how it interfaces to the control system and the benefits that can be derived from this increased level of communication with IO-Link devices. These include easier handling of measurement signals, remote and automatic device parameterisation, smart sensor diagnostic functions, safety over IO-Link whilst also being an enabler for Industrial IoT and Industry 4.0 strategies.
Does Industry 4.0 require entirely new technologies? How will today's Fieldbuses fit into the new automation paradigm? Questions like these come to mind when we talk about Digitalization and Industrial Automation of the future. Karsten will address them and give an outlook to what PI is planning for the future and how PI’s technology can help to solve new business models.
Keynote address: Latest developments in Time Sensitive Networking (TSN), PROFINET in Process applications, Advanced Physical Layer (APL), OPC-UA and Industry 4.0
Overview of PROFIBUS and PROFINET family.
Technology and applications.
A look at who needs access to the data in our control
system and how this is achieved.
A description of “Device Profiles”. Why these are
important and how they simplify life for the user.
PROFINET what it is, what it isn't and some myths.
Quick look at the support and training that are
available
PROFIBUS is a bi-directional digital communication
network for field devices.
Multi-drop network, many devices on one cable
communicates not only process values but also diagnostics,
device parameters, calibration and performance data etc.
The data can represent analogue values and/or
discrete (on/off) values.
But all data is digitally encoded and transmitted.
PROFIBUS is extensively specified.
All PROFIBUS devices are interoperable.
• Multi vendor systems are easily constructed.
• Best of breed devices can be selected.
• Common set of tools for maintenance and engineering.
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The aim of this paper is to present a new System on Chip (SoC) reconfigurable gateway
architecture for Voice over Internet Telephony (VOIP). Our motivation behind this work is
justified by the following arguments: most of VOIP solutions proposed in the market are based
on the use of a general purpose processor and a DSP circuit. In these solutions, the use of the
serial multiply accumulate circuit is very limiting for the signal processing. Also, in embedded
VOIP based DSP applications, the DSP works without MMU (memory management unit). This
is a serious limitation because VOIP solutions are multi-task based. In order to overcome these
problems, we propose a new VOIP gateway architecture built around the OpenRisc-1200-V3
processor. This last one integrates a DSP circuit as well as a MMU. The hardware architecture
is mapped into the VIRTEX-5 FPGA device. We propose a design methodology based on the
design for reuse and design with reuse concepts. We demonstrate that the proposed SoC
architecture is reconfigurable, scalable and the final RTL code can be reused for any FPGA or
ASIC technology. Performances measures, in the VIRTEX-5 FPGA device family, show that the
SOC-gateway architecture occupies 52% of the FPGA in term of slice LUT, 42% of IOBs, 60%
of bloc memory, 8% of integrated DSP, 16% of PLL and the total power is estimated at
4.3Watts.
Previously named "PROFIBUS Basic Slide Set" this new (2017) version includes technologies of PROFIBUS and PROFINET as well as new accompanying technologies such as FDI.
Over time PROFIBUS technologies have been and will be further complemented and replaced with the even more powerful, Ethernet-based PROFINET technology.
This will also happen in the process automation application field.
PROFIBUS Characteristics
PROFIBUS is a bi-directional digital communication network for field devices.
Multi-drop network, many devices on one cable
communicates not only process values but also diagnostics, device parameters, calibration and performance data etc.
The data can represent analogue values and/or discrete (on/off) values.
But all data is digitally encoded and transmitted.
PROFIBUS is extensively specified.
All PROFIBUS devices are interoperable.
• Multi vendor systems are easily constructed.
• Best of breed devices can be selected.
• Common set of tools for maintenance and engineering.
For people responsible for the commissioning and support of PROFIBUS networks. The webinar took the form of a presentation with demonstrations to aid understanding.
It is particularity relevant to people responsible for the design and installation of PROFIBUS and PROFINET networks as outlined in the PI Guidelines on Earthing and Bonding of PROFIBUS and PROFINET Networks.
Also for those who want an awareness of the often misunderstood topic of EMC in industrial automation.
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
• Remote control: Parallel or serial interface.
• Compatible with MAFI CCR system.
• Compatible with IDM8000 CCR.
• Compatible with Backplane mount serial communication.
• Compatible with commercial and Defence aviation CCR system.
• Remote control system for accessing CCR and allied system over serial or TCP.
• Indigenized local Support/presence in India.
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Technical Specifications
Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
Key Features
Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
• Remote control: Parallel or serial interface
• Compatible with MAFI CCR system
• Copatiable with IDM8000 CCR
• Compatible with Backplane mount serial communication.
• Compatible with commercial and Defence aviation CCR system.
• Remote control system for accessing CCR and allied system over serial or TCP.
• Indigenized local Support/presence in India.
Application
• Remote control: Parallel or serial interface.
• Compatible with MAFI CCR system.
• Compatible with IDM8000 CCR.
• Compatible with Backplane mount serial communication.
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Profibus International and basics of Profibus and Profinet - Mark Freeman
1. Mark Freeman, Siemens Digital Industries
PROFIBUS International and basics of
PROFIBUS & PROFINET
2. 2PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO) 2
PI Worldwide Support
Netherlands
RPA, PICC, PITC, PITL
Belgium
PICC, PITC
France
RPA, PICC, PITC
Germany
RPA, PICC, PITC, PITL
Switzerland
PICC, PITC
Italy
RPA, PICC, PITC
Poland
RPA, PICC, PITC
25 Regional PI Associations (RPA)
PI worldwide:
UK
RPA, PICC, PITC
Ireland
RPA, PICC, PITC
Czech Rep.
RPA, PICC, PITC, PITL
Norway
RPA, PICC, PITC
Sweden
RPA, PICC
Middle-East / UAE
RPA, PICC
Canada
PICC, PITC
USA
RPA, PICC, PITC, PITL
Brazil
RPA, PICC, PITC
Chile
RPA, PICC, PITC
Argentina
PICC, PITC
Spain
RPA, PICC, PITC
Finland
RPA
Denmark
RPA
Turkey
PICC
Lebanon
PICC
Taiwan
RPA
Saudi Arabia
PICC, PITC
Southern Africa
RPA, PICC, PITC
India
RPA, PICC
China
RPA, PICC, PITL
South-East-Asia
RPA
Korea
RPA, PICC
Japan
RPA, PICC, PITL
Australia/
New Zealand
RPA, PICC, PITC
59 PI Competence Centers (PICC)
32 PI Training Centers (PITC)
9 PI Test Laboratories (PITL)
PI Technical Support:
3. 3PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO) 3
Training for Career Advancement
PROFIBUS and PROFINET training is offered through:
PI Competence Centre
- Manchester Metropolitan University in Manchester
or a location of your choice
(http://www.sci-eng.mmu.ac.uk/ascent/)
PI Training Centre
- Verwer Training & Consultancy Ltd
(http://verwertraining.com/)
For course schedule see : http://www.profibus.com/pi-organization/regional-pi-associations/united-
kingdom/training/
4. 4PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO) 4PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V.
Training for Career Advancement
Training is available in a range of areas to upgrade your skills including:
Certified PROFIBUS or PROFINET Engineer – combining installation, commissioning
and engineering
Certified PROFIBUS or PROFINET Installer Courses
Certified PROFIBUS System Design Course
PROFIBUS Commissioning and Maintenance Courses
PROFINET Developer Course
Training provided by our 2 PITCs, MMU and VTC in scheduled courses or on your
company premises.
13. 14PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
Comparison
PROFIBUS PROFINET
Organisation PROFIBUS & PROFINET International
Hardware definition GSD files
Physical layer RS-485 Ethernet
Speed 12 Mbit/s 100 Mbit/s or 1 Gbit/s
Telegram 244 bytes 1440 bytes
Address space 126 Unlimited
Technology Master/Slave Provider/Consumer
Wireless Possible IEEE 802.11, 15.1
Motion 32 axes >150 axes
Machine-to-machine No Yes
Vertical integration No Yes
Connectivity PROFIBUS PA Many Buses
14. 15PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
PROFIBUS to PROFINET transition
DP-Master DP-Master
Class 2
DP-Slave
PB Address
1..127
PROFIBUS DP
/ RS 485
IO-Controller IO-Supervisor
IO-Device
Device Name
Conveyor XY
PROFINET IO
/ Ind. Ethernet
Low cost of adoption, investment protection by the transition to PROFINET!
15. 16PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
The benefits of PROFINET as overview
Industrial Wireless LAN
Safety
Flexible topologies
Expandability
Web tools
Open standard
Tailor-made
plant concepts
Flexibility
Easy cabling
One cable for all purposes
Device/network diagnosis
Energy efficiency
Optimum utilization of
resources
Fast device replacement
Ruggedness/stability
Easy cablingEasy cabling
Efficiency
Media redundancy
Large quantity structures
High transmission rate
Speed
High precision
Increased productivity
Fast start-up
Performance
PROFINET is the right solution for each type of application
16. 17PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
PROFINET is … more Flexibility
Maximum flexibility enables tailor-made machine and plant concepts
Line
(Redundant) ring
Star
Tree
Wireless communication
(IWLAN)
Industrial Wireless LAN
Safety
Flexible topologies
Expandability
Web tools
Open standard
Tailor-made
plant concepts
Flexibility
17. 19PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
PROFINET is … more Efficiency
Maximum efficiency ensures optimal utilization of resources
Diagnostic Data
Safety Data
IO-Data
Energy
Efficiency
Data
TCP/IP-Data
(Web)
Webcam
HMI
Controller
Motion
Control
PROFINET
PROFIsafe PROFIenergy
Drive
Client
Module
CNC
Controller
Access
Point Remote I/O
Easy cabling
One cable for all purposes
Device/network diagnosis
Energy efficiency
Optimum utilization of
resources
Fast device replacement
Ruggedness/stability
Easy cablingEasy cabling
Efficiency
18. 21PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
PROFINET is ...
more Performance
Maximum performance increases productivity and assures highest quality
TCP/IP
Approx 31,25msApprox 250ms
Real Time Isochronous Real Time
10ms 100ms 10ms
Bus Cycle
1ms
ApplicationCommunication
Mechanism
Reserve CapacityProduction Lines
Machine Tools
Printing Presses
Packaging Machines
Logistics
Presses
Robots
PROFINETMedia redundancy
Large quantity networks
High transmission rate
Speed
High precision
Increased productivity
Fast start-up
Performance
19. 23PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
PROFINET is future proof…
Quality Assurance – consumers reward high quality & punish poor quality
• Shorter innovation cycles
• More complex products
• Changing consumer demands
• Individualized mass production
• Volatile markets
• High productivity
• Energy and resource efficiency are
decisive competitive factors
Increase
competitiveness
Enhance flexibilityShorten time-to-marketIncrease efficiency
20. 24PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
Tom Burke, President OPC Foundation
Collaboration with OPC Foundation
OPC – ‘Interoperability Standard’
Long-lasting cooperation with OPC
Foundation
OPC-UA – a standard for open and
vendor independent communication
from controllers to the ERP level and to
the cloud.
First specs in expected by end of 2019
21. 25PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
Strategy –
“1 Network for all”
Strategy – One Network infrastructure with
PROFINET and OPC UA
Control
level
Field
level
PROFINET
OPC UA
Ethernet/
Ethernet TSN
Operator
level
Management
level
Cloud
Cloud
MES, ERP
SCADA, DCS
OPC UA for vertical commu-
nication of acyclic data
OPC UA also for controller/
controller (M2M) communication
PROFINET for cyclic and
real-time capable I/O data
exchange on field level
Benefit
PROFINET and OPC UA
can share the same network!
22. 27PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
Multi-vendor Failsafe Machine – Machine Communication
The Missing Piece
Today restricted to Controller-Device architectures
Vendor neutral protocol for failsafe applications between controllers / machines needed
Benefits for vendors and users:
PROFIsafe’s black channel approach
accepted by users, vendors and
authorities
Reduced efforts due to reuse of
existing technology
Open technology
Fast market adoption
Machine Machine
23. 28PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
The PROFIsafe Concept
Black channel principle
Meets the highest safety categories
Safety Integrity Level 3 / PL e / Cat. 4
One network for standard and failsafe
automation with flexible topologies and
wireless communication
Uniform diagnostics, device
parameterization and uniform
user interface
Market Leader among safety protocols
Standard
Protocol
Standard
Protocol
PROFIsafe
Layer
PROFIsafe
Layer
Standard
application,
e.g. diagnosis
Safety
application
Standard
application,
e.g. diagnosis
Safety
application
Black Channel Approach
1st draft of specification:
→ Release HM2019
24. 30PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
TSN Joint Profile for Industrial Automation
(IEC/IEEE 60802 TSN-IA Profile)
Meaning of Time Sensitive Networks (TSN)
TSN is made up of many IEEE standards that
extend the Ethernet standard .
Objectives PROFINET over TSN
High quality real-time communication
Standardized mechanisms
Backwards compatibility
Convergence: different applications share the
same network and are guaranteed the necessary
QoS
(e.g.: IEEE 802.1ASbt, IEEE 802.1Qbu, IEEE 802.1Qbv, IEEE 802.1Qca, IEEE 802.1CB,
IEEE 802.1Qcc)
2: Data Link
1: Physical
3: Network
4: Transport
7: Application
6: Presentation
5: Session
PROFINET
(I/O, alarms
records…)
100 Mbit/s 1 Gbit/s
IP
UDP TCP
IEEE 802.1 TSN
OPC
UA
today future
IEEE 802.1
25. 31PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
Outlook – Ethernet IEEE TSN Technology will be
integrated into both OPC UA and PROFINET
PROFINET based on TSN as powerful “fieldbus”
• Future-proof thanks to IEEE standardization of TSN
• Increased bandwidth (1 GBit)
• Real-time capability with standard chips
• Continued use of existing projects/programs
by keeping the PROFINET application layer
OPC UA based on TSN for networking of machines
• Open exchange through global standards
(OPC UA, IEEE)
• Robust TSN network infrastructure
• Real-time communication e.g. for Controller/Controller
• 3 step approach: Client/Server, Pub/Sub, Pub/Sub TSN
Controller-
level
Field-
level
PROFINETOPCUA
Operator-
level
PLC
TSN
26. 32PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
PROFINET network structures
One shared network
Applications Today
PROFINET infrastructure based on Ethernet
Convergence of different protocols
Flat network structures
Vertical communication
OPC UA
Horizontal communication
M2M via OPC UA
Field-level / PROFINET PROFINET
OPC UA
OPC UA
Router
OPC UA
Ind. Ethernet
Ind. Ethernet
27. 33PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
Outlook (>202x)
PROFINET network infrastructures in the future
Applications for the future
PROFINET infrastructures based on Ethernet TSN
Convergence of different protocols
Flat network structures
Vertical communication
OPC UA
Horizontal communication
M2M via OPC UA in real-time
and incl. Safety
Field-level/ PROFINET
TSN Integration
Security
PROFINET
OPC UA
OPC UA
Router
OPC UA
Ind. Ethernet/
TSN
Ind. Ethernet/TSN
NEW
NEW
NEW NEW
28. 35PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
PROFINET Security – Next level
Current Situation
Network Segmentation and Security Module for
restricted Network Access
Physical Access Protection for Components
Concept: White Paper
Extension of „Defense in Depth“
Integrated Security in PROFINET Components
End-to-End Security for PN Communication
as Option in Configuration
Security
Modul
Controller
HMI
Drive
I/O Module
Security
Modul
Controller
HMI
Drive
I/O Modules
Secured PROFINET
Communication
Seperated
Network Segment
Seperated
Network Segment
29. 36PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO)
Thank You
Siemens Digital Industries
Mark Freeman
Product Manager
Siemens DI FA
Sir William Siemens House
Princess Road
Manchester M20 2UR
Phone: 07808824659
E-mail: mark.freeman@siemens.com
Web: www.siemens.com