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SIMATIC 505 PROFIBUS-FMS CP User Manual
4.2 Addressing
on Y
our Network
PROFIBUS
networks use a system of multiplexed addressing (multi-tiered)
for connections, as shown in Figure 4-2. The most basic address of a device
is the PROFIBUS network station address. The next level of addressing is a
Link Service Access Point (LSAP). Each station address is associated with
multiple LSAPs.
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Network
LSAPs
Station
Address
Station
Address
Station
Address
Figure 4-2
Multiplexed Addr
essing
When you set up your network, you assign each device a station address,
and then use this address when you configure the FMS CP module.
As shown in Figure 4-2, each device has a number of LSAPs that you use for
addressing FMS and FDL connections. Each LSAP can be used for one
connection only (except for FMS slaves). Some LSAPs are unavailable
because they are dedicated to other functions. If you select an LSAP that
has been previously dedicated, you receive a message to select a different
LSAP for your connection. Refer to T
able A-10 for LSAP assignment
restrictions.
For example, an FMS connection could be set up between LSAP 3 on Station
Address 2, and LSAP 5 on Station Address 10 (as shown on the example
network in Figure 4-3). However
, LSAP 3 on Station Address 2 and LSAP 5
on Station Address 10 are then occupied and may not be reused.
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Network
LSAPs
Station
Address
Station
Address
Station
Address
Figure 4-3
Network Addr
essing Example
Multiplexed
Addressing
Station Addr
ess
LSAPs
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