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12 - DeviceMaster UP PROFINET CbA User Guide : 2000409 Rev. D Chapter 2. Programming Interface
Setting Baud Rate and Other Serial Parameters
2.4. Setting Baud Rate and Other Serial Parameters
You can modify the baud rate value and other serial port settings through the web page for the DeviceMaster
UP. See the following topics for instructions:
• See the DeviceMaster UP Hardware Installation Guide for information about using PortVision Plus to
configure network settings on the DeviceMaster UP
• 3.1. Accessing the Server Configuration Page on Page 21
• 4.8. Using PortVision Plus to Change the PROFINET CbA Number on Page 40
2.5. PROFINET CbA Component
The PROFINET CbA component is written in XML (Extended Markup Language) and is intended for use
with SIMATIC iMap. There are two XML files shipped on the CD for the DeviceMaster UP in the
.MSI file.
They are also available for downloading from the Internet. These XML files are included in the
.MSI
file:
•
deviceMaster_1Port.xml
- for a DeviceMaster UP 1-port.
•
deviceMaster_4Port.xml
- for a DeviceMaster UP 4-port.
See 1.3. Locating Updated Software and Documents on Page 6 for information on locating these files.
2.5.1. What is SIMATIC iMap?
SIMATIC iMap is a device-independent engineering tool designed by Siemens for Component based
Automation (CBA). Use it to configure, commission and monitor modular, distributed automation systems
based on the PROFINET CbA standard. For more information, see
Chapter 4. Commissioning the
DeviceMaster UP on Page 31.
2.5.2. Component Interface
The component interface defines the connectors (that is, the inputs and outputs) of the PROFINET CbA
component. The connectors represent the external communication interface that is accessed through
Ethernet and is visibly represented through SIMATIC iMap. Each connector has a direction (either input or
output). You can interconnect inputs and outputs that are visibly represented through SIMATIC iMap. For
more information on input and output variables, see
2.5.4. SIMATIC iMap Variables on Page 13.
2.5.3. Interconnections
In SIMATIC iMap. the interconnection is the connection between an output and an input. You can connect an
output to one or more inputs. When you download the interconnections to the device, the corresponding
communication links are automatically established between senders and receivers. For more information, see
4.5. Interconnecting Technological Functions on Page 35.