Commissioning
12.4 Operating and system states
① POWER ON → STARTUP, POWER ON → SYNCUP
Transition
Description
System state
POWER ON → STARTUP
transition
The CPUs implement pairing after switch-on. The redundant system then
switches to STARTUP if:
•
The mode selector is set to the RUN position,
•
The preceding "POWER OFF" was triggered by an interruption of the
power supply,
•
The hardware configuration and program blocks are consistent,
and
•
The startup type "Warm restart - RUN" is set
or
•
The startup type "Warm restart - Operating mode before POWER OFF" is
set and the system was in RUN-Solo, SYNCUP or RUN-Redundant before
POWER OFF.
The CPU that becomes the primary CPU runs the STARTUP.
The primary CPU switches to the STARTUP operating state.
Operating state
POWER ON → STARTUP
transitions
The CPUs implement pairing after switch-on. The primary CPU then switches
to the STARTUP operating state if:
•
The mode selector is in the RUN position;
•
The preceding "POWER OFF" was triggered by an interruption of the
power supply,
•
The hardware configuration and program blocks are consistent,
and
The startup type "Warm restart - RUN" is set
or
•
The startup type "Warm restart - Operating mode before POWER OFF" is
set and the CPU was in STARTUP, RUN, RUN-Syncup or RUN-Redundant
before POWER OFF.
POWER ON → SYNCUP
The CPUs implement pairing after switch-on. The backup CPU then switches
to the SYNCUP operating state if:
•
The mode selector is in the RUN position
and
•
The primary CPU is in the STARTUP or RUN operating state.
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Effect
After POWER ON →
STARTUP, the primary
CPU clears the non-
retentive memory and
resets the contents of
non-retentive data
blocks to the initial val-
ues of the load memory.
Retentive memory and
retentive DB contents
are retained.
S7-1500R/H redundant system
System Manual, 01/2024, A5E41814787-AF