Siemens CP 243-2 Operations Instructions Page 10

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Bus
Star
Tree
Master
Master
Master
Bus, star, or tree
AS-Interface network
configurations are possible
Small volumes of data
AS-Interface has been optimised for vol-
umes of data that correspond precisely
to the requirements of the lowest field
level. The structure and length of the
data frame is fixed. Up to four useable
Input bits and four useable Output bits
are exchanged between a slave and the
master in any one cycle.
Real-time requirements
The maximum cycle time, i.e. the time
that a master takes until a node is polled
again is a maximum of 5 ms for a fully
utilised system with up to 31 standard
slaves. In a fully utilised AS-Interface
system according to the extended spec-
ification 2.1, the maximum cycle time is
10 ms for 62 slaves. In most control sys-
tems this time meets the “tough real-
time requirements”. Polling procedures
are deterministic, i.e. the master
“knows” that it can access the current
data of each node connected to the AS-
Interface network within a certain time.
Data transmission
Simple two-wire cables without shield-
ing or PE conductor are used to carry
both data and the auxiliary power for the
sensors simultaneously. The intelligent
data protocol is structured in such a way
that the entire system is extremely in-
terference resistant. Shielding is there-
fore not necessary.
The yellow profiled AS-Interface cable
has become a characteristic feature of
AS-Interface. Its innovative contacting
system (insulation displacement tech-
nology) makes it simple and efficient to
assemble. An AS-Interface network can,
of course, also be configured with stan-
dard circular conductors. For economic
reasons, however, the ribbon cable is
the preferred option.
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