SICLIMAT X

SICLIMAT X Introduction

Compatibility

Supported SICLIMAT X Function Blocks

The classical S7 data model essentially represents the data structures of the different primitive data types (Real, Integer, Boolean, and so on) that are aggregated to form compound functional blocks in SICLIMAT X. These function blocks are optimized for Building Automation and Room applications. For example, a measurement compound is composed of elements to indicate the present value, warning and alarm limits, Out of Service state, and so on.

Supported Function Blocks

• Plant control Commands; 1-step, 3-step; 15-step
• RX Room applications; CLC, FNC, VAV, RAD
• Sensor values
• Command values: Commands; 1-step, 3-step; 15-step
• Manipulated values
• Monitored values
• Control; Master-heating-, cascade-, deadband-
• Optimizer; Heattime-, Air Conditioning-
• Counter values
• Setpoints

Unsupported Function Blocks

(Not yet supported due to missing rescaling function).

• Setpoint ZAEH

Supported SICLIMAT X Graphic Symbols

The SICLIMAT X Graphic Symbols library (previously called Typicals), provided by Headquarter, is fully supported. The system provides 2D libraries for:

• Air handling
• Cooling
• Electrical
• Heating
• Device
• HVAC common
• Room
• Service
• Water

In addition, several new graphic templates are provided for:

• Heating Curve
• Characteristic chart
• Loop control
• Summer/Winter compensation
• Room applications

Licensing

In addition to the basic set of license features, and any other required license features (such as clients and options), sufficient S7 device connection and data point licenses must be activated to run the system.

S7 Device Connection Licenses

Each connected Simatic S7 consumes a S7 device connection license (sbt_gms_add_S7_connections). By installing the Simatic S7 extension module, eight S7 device connection licenses are released to be used in the whole system. To connect more than eight S7 devices to the management platform, additional license packages (56 S7 device connections) per Server or FEP are required.

Data point licenses

Migrated SICLIMAT data points consume Building Automation data points (sbt_gms_add_ba_dp). Physical I/O data points count one license point, while room applications count three points.

SICLIMAT X Workspace

The Workspace provides information on the UI components for creating drivers, networks, device connections, and so on.

S7 Driver Workspace

The details of the S7 Driver display in the Object Configurator tab.

S7 Toolbar
Icon	Name	Description
	Delete object	Deletes the S7 driver. You must not delete the driver if it is monitoring a network.

S7 Network Workspace

The S7 network workspace allows you to configure the network settings such as associating the S7 driver to the network and saving the association. The properties associated with the selected network display in the Operation tab or Extended Operation tab. You can also change the value of the poll interval. By default, this value is set to 0 ms. In order to delete the network, you must click Delete that displays in the toolbar in the Object Configurator tab.

You can associate the driver to the network by selecting the driver from the Monitored by driver drop-down list.

Siclimat X Importer Workspace

The Siclimat X Importer allows you to manage the import of field data (engineering objects) described in the XML file. You can import the field data (engineering objects) described in configuration file (XML file) from the Siclimat X device importer workspace.

Import Fields
Item	Description
Browse	Displays the Open dialog box and allows you to select a file to import. The path of the selected file appears in the field.
Source Items	Displays a preview of all the objects available in the selected xml file. These objects are identified by the following: ID Name Instances
Imported Items	Displays a preview of all the objects selected for import. These objects are identified by the following: ID Name Instances State - (Displays the status of import. The values displayed include, in progress, imported, or failed.) NOTE: By default, this section is empty. You can move the items from Source Items to Imported Items or vice versa by double-clicking a single item, or using the arrow buttons. These buttons provide tooltips that enable you to perform the desired action.
Search	Allows you to apply a search filter to the content that displays in the Source Items or Imported Items list.
Delete unselected items from views	Allows you to specify whether or not, during the import, all items available in the views, but not present in the file to import, must be deleted. If you check this option, any items relevant to the objects are also deleted (text groups included).
Import	Starts the import process. NOTE: This button is only available if the Imported Items list is not empty.
Cancel	Aborts the import process. NOTE: This button is only available during the import process.
Analysis Log	Displays the Preimport File Log dialog box with the errors encountered during pre-processing phase of the csv file. NOTE: This button is only available after the processing of the xml file is complete.
Import Log	Displays the Import File Log dialog box with the details of the import process. NOTE: This button is only available after the import procedure is complete.

Device Information Expander

This expander displays the S7 device data settings. You can view the device instance (Numeric ID of the S7 device) and device name and modify the other parameters.

Item	Description
Device instance	Instance of the S7 device
Device name	Name of the imported S7 device
S7 type	Type of the S7 CPU.
Device description	Description of the S7 device
Connection type	ConnectionType of the S7 device. NOTE: The Named connection (NC) type is not used in SICLIMAT X.
S7 access point	Name of the access point of the S7 device. The value must always be S7ONLINE.
IP Address	IP address of the PLC used to establish a connection to a PLC
Rack	Number of the rack on which the S7 CPU resides.
Slot	Number of the slot on which the S7 CPU resides. NOTE: The default Slot number is 2. This must be changed to S7-400.

Time Sync Information Expander

The Time Sync Information expander allows you to specify the following parameters:

Item	Description
Time sync mode	The Time sync mode determines if and how the current time on the PLC will be accessed and/or modified. It can have the following values: - Ignore: The time on the PLC is neither read nor written. - Master: The time on the PLC is changed to the current management platform server date and time. - Slave: The current time is read from the PLC in the configured interval (Time Sync Interval).
Time sync interval	Determines how often the current time is read from the PLC or written to the PLC.

SICLIMAT X Migration Process

The migration process allows transferring the SICLIMAT X-OS environment, step-by-step, to the system.

You can freely choose to migrate from one to all of the Simatic S7 devices of one X-OS or several X-OS systems in one step. During the migration process, appropriate tools can support, for example, the transfer of data point information and structures as well as scheduling data, graphics and scriptings.

The maximum size of the system that can be migrated depends on the number of data points to be migrated, the installed Automation level base, the designed system topology and the hardware in use.

Only systems with Simatic S7 can be directly migrated. The Simatic S5 PLCs (or other legacy process controllers) first must be migrated to Simatic S7. It makes more sense that SICLIMAT X-OS migrates to the system server all at once, because this minimizes any additional maintenance effort. If for some reasons this is not possible, FEPs can also replace the X-OS.

The size of the component system can be calculated by the accumulated total number of configured data points and process devices in the SICLIMAT X-OS management stations. The necessary information can be obtained from the System Info Files (SIX info). The following values are important for calculating the sum:

• Count of configured S7 process devices
• Count of configured data points for:
• Monitored values
• Sensor values
• Counter values
• Command values
• Manipulated values
• Control command values

System Architectures

Single Server

Typical Use Cases

• Normally 1 to 2 SICLIMAT X-OS systems
• Up to 64 S7 device connections
• Hardware material optimization
• Service effort optimization

Single Server and Multiple FEPs

Typical Use Cases

• Multiple SICLIMAT X-OS systems
• More than 64 S7 device connections
• Fixed IT infrastructure

Software Options

The following matrix describes the licensed features of the legacy system SICLIMAT X-OS and indicates the equivalent management platform licenses.

Migration Tools

SICLIMAT Engineering Data Conversion Tool

The Migration Service Pack SP501 provides a tool to convert the legacy system configuration of data points, hierarchies, alarms, scriptings, and graphic symbol (Typicals) references to the new management platform. Customized SICLIMAT Alarm Classes can be mapped to the new management station event categories.

SICLIMAT Schedule Data Conversion Tool

The Migration Service Pack SP501 provides a tool to convert the legacy system Scheduler data (such as daily, weekday, weekly, exception and one-time schedules) to the new management station schedule and calendar application.

SICLIMAT Scheduler Application

The system provides a specific application to support SICLIMAT X Scheduler objects (such as SICLIMAT AS and SICLIMAT OS). The new management station can also load and process schedule program data to Simatic S7.

Engineering Tool

SICLIMAT X-OS is the engineering tool used for SICLIMAT program changes. Additional PLC connections and runtime licenses must be purchased.

SICLIMAT X Integration Workflow

The SICLIMAT X integration workflow includes the following steps:

Initial Steps

Extended Workflow

SICLIMAT X Migration to the System

Only SICLIMAT X OS V4.1 or higher connected to S7 PLC can be migrated.

The migration must be performed offline because of possible data interruptions.

The conversion of project-specific graphic symbols (typicals) must be handled by the engineer.

How are SICLIMAT X Graphics Converted to Desigo CC Graphics?

This is a SICLIMAT X graphic before the migration to Desigo CC:

This is the same graphic after migration to Desigo CC:

SICLIMAT X graphics are drawn in multiple layers that include all static elements, such as lines, text, rectangles. You can choose if an element is in the foreground or background.

SICLIMAT X data points become positioned symbols with dynamic information (Technical Designation or User Designation).

SICLIMAT X buttons of the widget type are converted to plain text on the graphic. You must post-engineer the widget command using Desigo CC concepts and functionality.

SICLIMAT X buttons of the control type are converted to positioned graphic link buttons.

SICLIMAT X APIC attributes are displayed in the contextual pane.

SICLIMAT X basic shapes (line, lines, circle, ellipse, arc, rectangle, B-spline, spoly, polygon) are replaced with Desigo CC shapes. For example, the figure on the left shows a polygon in SICLIMAT X and the figure on the right shows the migrated polygon in Desigo CC:

Desigo CC shows symbols as groups of basic shapes. For example, a migrated fan symbol will look like two lines and a circle with no graphic animation. Desigo CC checks if elements have a dynamic reference. If elements nearby represent the same symbol, then only one symbol is placed on the start position of the element. For example, the two lines and the circle, which represent a fan in SICLIMAT X (1), are replaced with a fan symbol in Desigo CC (2):

Standard Graphics

SICLIMAT X standard graphics are automatically mapped to Desigo CC graphics. For example, MW_AT_AF is a standard graphic.

The MW_AT_AF standard graphic is mapped to a Desigo CC function.

The function is mapped to a Desigo CC symbol.

Custom Graphics

SICLIMAT X custom graphics are not automatically mapped to Desigo CC graphics. You must map the custom graphics to Desigo CC graphics before you migrate the SICLIMAT X graphics to Desigo CC.

SICLIMAT X Migration Workflow

Preconditions

• Desigo CC is installed on a new computer.
• SICLIMAT X OS V4.1 with all relevant Service Packs is installed.

Migration Workflow

SICLIMAT X Library

The SICLIMAT X library comes with the installation of its extension module and is available under the following path:
System Settings > Libraries > L1-Headquarter > BA > Device > SICLIMAT X > Import Rules.

It contains the default set of data type definitions, including Object Models, Import Rules, and Text Groups supported by the current version of the management platform.

Object Models

The SICLIMAT X Object Models are imported in the Object Models folder of the SICLIMAT X library.

The SICLIMAT X Object Models include the SICLIMAT X Data Point Types (DPTs) that can be used in the SICLIMAT X configuration XML file to import.

The SICLIMAT X Data Model for the current version includes any required Data Types (network, driver, and device instances) and all the basic Data Point Types (SICLIMAT X items).

NOTE1: The shadow properties of the SICLIMAT X object models display in the Extended Operation pane instead of the original properties. If the original properties are referenced in any graphics, you need to manually replace the original properties with the shadow properties.

NOTE2: The Iststufe property is of GmsBitString type which cannot be displayed in TrendView properly. The shadow property IststufeEnum is introduced which will be auto updated with corresponding value when the value in Iststufe changes.

Text Groups

The SICLIMAT X Text Groups are part of the SICLIMAT X library. In particular:

• Text Groups with numbers from TxG_SICX_0001 to TxG_SICX_4999 belong to the Headquarter SICLIMAT X library.

• If the configuration file to import contains text groups that are not present in the Headquarter SICLIMAT X library, they will be available after the import in System Settings > Libraries > L4-Project > Common > Common > Texts.

Import Rules

Import rules are a library element used to collect the rules for importing objects into the system. You can configure those rules for importing the definitions of a given SICLIMAT X family’s objects and the related system Type Functions associated to them. You can:

• Specify objects and properties for the import rules
• Map instance attributes
• Specify the alarms configuration

Objects and Properties

Once a CSV file is extracted, the Objects and Properties expander allows you to specify the import rules for objects and properties.

Instance Attributes Mapper

Once a CSV file is extracted, the Instance Attributes Mapper expander allows you to map the instance attributes.

Instance Attributes

The Instance Attributes table contains the configuration data for the instance attributes mapping imported from a CSV file.

For each instance attribute it is possible to specify:

• Value of the function key
• Function name
• Discipline, sub-discipline, type, and subtype

Apart from modifying existing instance attributes, it is also possible to create new instances or remove existing instances.

Alarm Configuration

Once a CSV file is extracted, the Alarm Configuration expander allows you to specify the mapping between SICLIMAT X event classes and the management platform alarm classes.