PROFINET IO is an Ethernet-based standard for connecting distributed I/O with controllers for fast data exchange, parameterization, and diagnostics. The bus cycle times for data exchange are down in the millisecond range. Configuring a PROFINET IO system has the same look and feel as in PROFIBUS.
The RMC75E, RMC150E, and RMC200 controllers support PROFINET IO as an IO-Device. Therefore, an IO-Controller must be configured to establish cyclic I/O data connections with the RMC and to initiate acyclic data record transactions:
Cyclic I/O data is automatically exchanged between the PLC and RMC at the specified update time. For example, status information from the RMC, and variables to be written to the RMC would typically be part of the cyclic data. Cyclic I/O data is defined by the Incoming and Outgoing Cyclic I/O Data as described in Setting up a PROFINET I/O Connection.
The RMC75E supports up to 128 registers in each direction, and the RMC150 and RMC200 support up to 256 registers in each direction. Notice that some PLCs may be limited to fewer than the full sized supported by the RMC controllers.
Acyclic datatransactions are performed only when needed and typically for infrequent or large data transfers. For example, if the PLC creates a curve and sends it to the RMC, that data would typically be sent via the acyclic data. Or, if the PLC needs to read a captured plot from the RMC, that is also best done via the acyclic data. Acyclic I/O data is defined by the Record Data. The RMC75E and RMC150E support acyclic transfer of up to 2048 32-bit registers (8192 bytes) in each direction. The RMC200 supports acyclic transfer of up to 4096 32-bit registers (16,384 bytes) in each direction.
The RMC supports only one type of controlling IO connection at a time. Therefore, PROFINET cannot be used simultaneously with an EtherNet/IP IO connection. Other protocols can be used simultaneously with PROFINET.
Further Information
For further information on setting up and using PROFINET IO with RMC controllers, refer to the following topics:
RMC PROFINET IO Specifications
The following chart summarizes the PROFINET IO specifications for the RMC products:
Item |
RMC75E |
RMC150E |
RMC200 CPU20L |
RMC200 CPU40 |
Supported Update Times |
2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512ms |
2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512ms |
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512 ms |
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512 ms |
Minimum Input Data |
32 bytes (8 registers) |
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Maximum Input Data |
512 bytes (128 registers) |
1024 bytes (256 registers) |
1024 bytes (256 registers) |
1024 bytes (256 registers) |
Minimum Output Data |
32 bytes (8 registers) |
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Maximum Output Data |
512 bytes (128 registers) |
1024 bytes (256 registers) |
1024 bytes (256 registers) |
1024 bytes (256 registers) |
Data Consistency |
All items |
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Vendor ID |
0x0192 |
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Vendor Name |
Delta Computer Systems, Inc. |
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Device ID |
0x0002 |
0x0003 |
0x0004 |
0x0004 |
Device Name |
RMC75E |
RMC150E |
RMC200 CPU20L |
RMC200 CPU40 |
Certificate No. |
Z10245 |
Z10244 |
Z12911 |
Z12353 |
Node Type |
IO-Device |
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Device Family |
I/O, Delta Motion Controllers |
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PNIO Version |
V2.2 |
V2.2 |
V2.4 |
V2.34 |
Conformance Class |
A |
A |
B |
B |
Netload Class |
III* |
III* |
III |
III |
Media Class (Type) |
Wired (100BaseTX, Full Duplex) |
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Redundancy Class |
-- |
MRP Client |
MRP Client |
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Communication Class |
RT_CLASS_1 |
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Application Relations |
one IO AR, one Device Access AR, implicit AR |
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Communication Relations |
2 IO CR: one input, one output 1 Alarm CR 1 Record Data CR |
*Not tested as part of the certificate
See Also
Setting up a PROFINET I/O Connection | Using a PROFINET I/O Connection | Using PROFINET Record Data |Handling Broken PROFINET Connections | Troubleshooting PROFINET | Using Siemens S7 PLCs via PROFINET
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