05 - Manual Entreinamento Electrico

COMOS Training Electrical
Engineering (EE)
Electrical Engineering in Plant Engineering
Unrestricted Siemens AG 2015 All rights reserved.
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Contents (1)
Structure engineering
Structure engineering and labeling systems
Two-stage unit and location structure
Folder objects and Navigator settings
Objects in electrical engineering
Objects in the Navigator (name, label, description)
Properties, attributes and connectors of objects
Circuit diagrams (1)
The interactive report: Circuit diagram
Potential rails and devices in the circuit diagram
The tool Connection/ types of connections
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COMOS Plant Engineering Software
Contents (2)
Manual assignments of connections
Logical potential and the tool Assign objects
Terminal strips and terminals
Editing terminal strips in a object-based way
Terminal plan
Contactors, switches and graphical settings
Segments, blackboxes
Lines and connection information
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Contents (3)
Manufacturer devices / programmable logic controller (PLC)
SIMATIC stations as modularly designed devices
Connection hook / additional object attributes in the circuit diagram
Single line diagrams / revisions
The interactive report: Circuit diagram, single-line display
Revision / redlining

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Contents (4)
The training units at a glance: COMOS Electrical Engineering (EE)


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Learning objective(s) of this training unit:
Creating an engineering project with a predefined project structure
Creating unit and location structures with folder objects
Adjusting the Navigator settings

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(1)
Objects are saved and managed in a unit and

location structure in a structured and grouped way.
The structure tree indicates where an object
belongs to. Example:
(1) The pump P001 belongs to the Secondary
treatment.
(2) The cabinets S001-S003 are located in room
K04.
(2)
So, first unit and location structures need to be set

up.
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Free planning and planning based on structure template
Context menu
Free structure planning (1)

(1)
The structure can be freely chosen.

For example, the user can select
any number of hierarchy levels.
Planning based on structure templates
and labeling system (2)
(2)
The structure is fixed by the

selection of a project structure.
(Examples for unit structures)
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Labeling system
Definition: A labeling system is a structure template.
Common labeling systems are defined in COMOS and preset, for example,
by labeling according to:
EN Standard
ANSI
KKS (7 or 9 levels)
General two-stage system (electrical engineering).
The labeling systems in COMOS can be replaced or extended by customized

parts (by a COMOS administrator).
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Project structure / presetting
Selecting a project structure:
1. Opening the properties
of the project (1).
(1)
(2)
2. Selecting Project
data (2).
3. Selecting the desired project
structure from the list (3),
E&IC example (for
example).
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(3)
Two-stage unit structure
Working with the context menu
(right-clicking)
Context menu
Level 1
Level 1: Unit, two levels

Level 2: Subunit (without) /
with category
Level 2
Name, label and description

can be edited.

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Two-stage location structure
Working with the context menu
(right-clicking)
Context menu
Level 1
Level 1: Location, two-level

Level 2: Sublocation (w/o) /
with category
Level 2
Name, label and description

can be edited.

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Folders
Context
menu
Are used for organizing and

structuring.
Support easy creation via the
context menu (pre-selection) (1).
(1)
(2)
Provide a better overview (2).

Are not considered for the overall
labeling of objects, when the
Folder-option (3) is activated.
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(3)
Navigator settings
Can be saved per user.
Examples:
(1) Where should objects and their
properties be shown?
(2) Should the properties of newly
created objects be opened
directly?
(3) How should objects be sorted
in the Navigator?
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(1)
(2)
(3)
Notes:

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Creating engineering objects in the Navigator
Handling object properties (name, label, description)
Handling attributes and connectors in the detail and single-line view
Handling lists and data sheets

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Creating objects via the Navigator
Context menu
Via the context menu and New (1) of an object,

further objects can be created.
The available objects depend on the selected
object.
(1)
The tab and position in the structure tree

determine the label of the objects (2).
Depending on the selection (subunit/location
with or without category), more or fewer
hierarchical levels have to be expanded.
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(2) Location label:

+A01.T02-M150

Creating objects via the Navigator (e.g. Sublocation, with category)
Context menu
four hierarchical levels

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Creating objects via the Navigator (e.g. Sublocation, without category)
Context menu
five hierarchical levels

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New object from list
Context menu
(1)
Via the command New object from

list (1) engineering objects can be
created too.
Features:
Multiple objects can be created in
a single step (2).
Hierarchical levels, that are already
expanded, remain open.
Closing the List-window by Create
or Close.
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Context menu
(2)

Object properties
(2)
(1)
Engineering objects should have a name

(1), a label (2) and a description (3).
(3)
Note:
A name must always be unique.
If a label does not exist, the name is
displayed in the Navigator.
If a label exists, the label is displayed in
the Navigator.
Sorting in the Navigator is a Navigator
setting.
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(1) / (2)
(3)

Attributes
(1)
During engineering, engineering objects

are defined / specified according to the
requirements. For example by entering
the Technical data (1).
(3)
The !-button (2) supports the data

entry. Missing values are calculated
and transferred to the area Input
calculation values (3).
(2)
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Connectors
(1)
Electrical objects are connected via their

connectors.
(2)
Display in the Navigator
COMOS differentiates between:

(1) Connectors for the
detailed display
(2) Connectors for the
single-line display
(1)
(2)
Display in the properties

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Evaluating reports (Lists and data sheets)
COMOS contains predefined
evaluating reports. They
Analyze objects and their
properties / attributes
Show the current data from
the database
Can contain editable fields
(highlighted in green)
Can be exported and reimported.
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Notes:

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Handling circuit diagrams and the toolbar
Placing, adjusting and editing objects
Working with the tool Connection
Handling the types of connection
Creating page references
Identifying inconsistency in circuit diagrams

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The interactive report: Circuit diagram
Creating circuit diagrams is part of the
detail engineering.
Context
menu
Circuit diagrams
Are COMOS objects, which can
be created in the Navigator
Simplify engineering by
embedded tools
Are based on report templates.
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Example:
Project presetting, EI&C example
Sublocation, with category

Circuit diagram (2)
Via the properties of a circuit diagram,
contents and display can be controlled.
Also, the following pieces of information
can be called up, for example:
(1) Report type (report template)
(2) Information from the header
(3) Information on the displayed
connections
(4) Revisions.
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(4)
(3)
(2)
(1)

Interactive report / toolbar (1)
(1)
Interactive reports contain a

toolbar (1).
Clicking on an icon activates
the tool.
(2)
A highlighted icon indicates

an activated tool (2).
Pressing the ESC-key
deactivates the tool.
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Toolbar (2)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
Available tool set:
Reevaluate document, Refresh screen output, Print, Save (1)

Cut, Copy, Paste (2)
Undo action(s) or restore action (3)
Zoom and move sheet (4)
Layers, Construction, Complete view, Changes in working layers (5)
Navigate to the predecessor / successor (6), Grid and Zoom (7).

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Potential rails / potentials
Potential rails / potentials are available in
COMOS with different characteristics.
As single, standalone objects (1),
example: L, N, PE rails, potential
As potential bundles (example:
L1/N/PE, L1/L2/L3; L1/L2/L3/N/PE (2)
(L, N, PE rails are elements (E) of the
bundle).

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Context menu
(2)
(E)
(1)

Potential bundles and automatically created references
Circuit diagram 1
When a potential bundle is dragged into a circuit diagram,

its elements will be placed.
(2)
Features:
(1)
The placed elements (1) are grouped.

Placing a potential bundle multiple times will result in
potential chains / master-slave-potentials with
automatic page references (2).
Formatting of the page references via the properties
of the bundle or context menu.
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Circuit diagram 2
(2)
Circuit diagram.path

Adjustment of the object position in a circuit diagram
Objects must be selected in order to move or rotate them.
Selecting an object is done by clicking on it (left-click).
Selected objects are magenta-colored (1).
Multiple clicks may be necessary in the case of grouped
objects (2).
Clicking on an object already selected (3) displays
the grab points (object is ocher-colored). The (green)
grab points (A) are used to rotate the object and the
gray ones (B) to move text boxes.
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Connection-tool
Connections are created with a tool of the
same name (1). Features:
Magnetic connection (2) and
magnetic grid points.
Connections can be drawn beyond
objects (automatic adjustment of the
objects).
Objects can be placed on connections
(automatic adjustment of the objects).
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(1)
(2)

Connection-tool / read/write mode (1)
The read/write mode is used to control how the connections (in the circuit
diagram) are synchronized with the connectors on the object.
The following modes are possible:
Read
Read/Write
Write.
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Connection-tool / read/write mode (2)
Write
The connection is written from circuit diagram to the object.
Existing connections will be deleted.
Display: Consistent connection = green
Read
The connection is read from the object.
Display: Consistent connection = blue; inconsistent connection = red
Read/Write
The connection is read or written from the object.
Display: Consistent connection = black; inconsistent connection = red
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Connection-tool / multi-pin connections
COMOS supports the creation of
multi-pin connections via the circuit
diagram. Procedure:
(1)
1. Before connecting, the quantity of

connections (to be created at one
time) must be selected (1).
2. Connecting objects (2).
NOTE: Connections can be drawn
beyond objects.
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(2)
Excerpt
circuit diagram

Inconsistency
In a circuit diagram, inconsistency is
indicated by a color code (red).
It can be displayed and analyzed (1).
Context menu
(1)
Examples of inconsistency:
DocObject without device (object) (2).
Connection open or half-open.

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(2)

Notes:

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Creating page and cross references
Creating engineering objects via the tab Base objects
Handling potentials and potential references
Working with terminal strips

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Manually created references
(1)
Cross-page connections may be needed in

detail engineering.
Procedure:
1. Selecting one half-open connections.
2. Executing the context menu command
Connect / Memorize .. (1).
3. Selecting another half-open connections
in the circuit diagram.
4. Executing the context menu command
Connection / Connect with .. (2).
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Context
menu
(2)

Reference / page reference
After connecting, references / page references
are created at the end points.
References contain the following information:
(1) To which page and which path does the
connection continue?
(2) What is the label of the linked object?
(2)
(3)
(1)
(3) Normal references have a dash.

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Create objects using the Base objects-tab
Context menu
If needed objects are not contained in

the context menu (1), the following is
method is needed:
Creating engineering objects from

the tab Base objects (2).
If necessary, searching for the
base object using the context
menu command Search.

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(1)
(2)
Drag&
Drop

Context menu
Searching for objects

Objects can found by using the
context menu command Search.
(2)
(1)
Procedure:
1. Selecting an object in the Navigator.
2. Calling up the context menu
Search.
3. Entering the search text.
4. Setting the search options.
5. Clicking Start.
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Left-click
(4)
(5)
(3)

Logical potentials (1)
Potentials can be assigned to
connections.
(2)
Activated!
Potentials are COMOS objects

(1).
Assigning can be done via
Assign object (2).
Once assigned, potentials are
available on all connectors of
the connection (3).
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(1)
(3)
(3)
Drag&Drop

Logical potentials (2)
Assigning to a connection can also be
done via the properties of a connected
object.
Procedure:
1. Displaying the logical potential
column (1) via the context menu.
2. Creating a link from Logical potential
to the desired connectors using
drag&drop (2).
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(1)
(2)
Drag&Drop

The EA02 potential / scripts
Context menu
(1)
The CP2 potential has been optimized

for the use at one-pole fuse.
Features:
EA02 .. is available at the fuses in
the Navigator (1).
Automatic, event-controlled calling
up (2) of functions.
(2)

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Script of the EA02 potential
Features:
The link to the outgoing
connector 2 from the fuse is
set automatically.
The potential label is formed
from the associated object on
the incoming connector 1.

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Potential reference
(1)
Potential references contain the following information

at the end points.
(1) To which page(s) and which path(s) does the
connection continue?
(2)
(2) What is the label of the logical potential (here L1)

and from which object does it come (here -F1)?
In contrast to normal references, potential references
have no dash.
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Terminal strips / terminals
Via the context menu
Context menu
Terminal strip, general

Plug strip
Pin- / socket strip
Can be created.
Objects, created in such a way, represent
complete strips with an underlying,
hierarchical structure.
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The 3-level terminal strip structure
(1) The terminal strip: It is not placed in a
(2)
diagram nor does it have connectors. It
is a collector for one or several installation
devices.
(2) The installation device: Can be dragged
into a diagram. It is a structural / logical
grouping of one or several terminal contacts.
(3) The terminal contact: Is displayed in a
diagram and has connectors for input (I) and
output (O).
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(1)
(3)
(I)
(O)
(3)

Tab Elements
Displays all objects of the
terminal strip
Which are located directly
below the strip in the Navigator,
namely its terminals (2)
Of the context menu (3)
Drag&Drop
Offers methods for altering the

sorting order (4) of the terminals
in the Navigator.
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Tab Strip
The tab Strip (1) of a terminal strip displays all terminals with the following
pieces of information:
Connected devices:
Input side (2)
Output side (3)
Connection medium:
Input side (4)
Output side (5)
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(1)
(2)
(4)
Example: single wires
(5)
(3)
Example: cable

Connections at terminals
Terminals can be connected with other
components via a circuit diagram.
Procedure:
1. Selecting installation device(s) or

terminal(s) in the Navigator.
Drag&Drop
If the STRG-key is hold during
placing, terminals will be
placed vertically.
2. Dragging the selected object(s) on

a connection line.
Result: The selected terminals are placed in the circuit
diagram, according to the defined grid spacing.
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Notes:

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Editing terminal strips in a object-based way
Creating a terminal plan
Creating and placing engineering objects via the symbol bar
Handling and displaying contacts (examples given for contactors and
switches)
Working with graphical settings of objects

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Object-based editing of terminal strips
Connections at terminal strips can also be
created via the tab Strip (object-based
editing).
Procedure:
1. Selecting connector(s) of a
component in the Navigator (1).
2. Dragging selected connector(s)
into the column Device (2).
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(1)
Drag&Drop
(2)

Terminal plan
(2)
It shows all terminals of a strip and their

connections. The following types are
available in COMOS:
(1) Terminal plan, output line-by-line
(1)
(2) Terminal plan, cables as matrix

Additional types can be configured by an
administrator, if needed.

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(Zoom)

(1)
Creating objects by using the symbol bar

A symbol bar can be assigned to a circuit
diagram.
Features:
A symbol bar (1) contains selected objects.
When an object is dragged into a circuit
diagram, the engineering object will be created /
placed (2).
Objects of the same type (3) can be grouped in
the symbol bar.
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(3)
Drag&Drop
(2)

Auxiliary-, contactors, relays and contact surface
Contactors consist of one coil (1) and contacts (2).
(2)
Features:
Contacts are usually created based on requirements
(idea of request device).
(1)
Contact surfaces (3) show all contacts of the
contactor. References (4) indicate, where the
contacts are located.
(4)
Contact surfaces can be moved separately using
grab points (5).
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(5)
(3)

Contactor/relays: Creating contacts
(1)
Contactor/relay contacts can be created via

New from the context menu
(1) At the engineering object in the
Navigator
(2) At the engineering object in the diagram.
If contacts are created directly in the
diagram, they are immediately available for
placing in the diagram.
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Context menu
(2)

General switches / creating contacts
Context menu
(2)
General switches (1) contain contacts,

which close, open or swap.
Features:
(1)
(3)
Additional contacts can be created in the

Navigator or in the diagram, if needed.
References (3) at the added contacts (2)
indicate the position of the switch.
(1) / (2)
contact is an element of the general switch
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Context menu Graphical settings
Object properties, which influence the
graphical display in a diagram, can be set
via Graphical settings.
Examples:
Context
menu
(1)
Actuating method of a switch

(pressure drive, emergency off, ) (1)
Action line (straight, block, coupling, )

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Notes:

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Placing and handling segments and blackboxes
Creating and placing cables
Working with the tab Wires
Defining and placing connection information

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Segments
Tool Identification frame
Can be used in circuit diagrams. They

frame a rectangular area (1).
With
Purpose/features:
Display of labeling is shortened ->
better overview.
Common parts of the overall labeling
are displayed only once in the circuit
diagram.
(1)
Without
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Tool Black box
Black box
Can be used for the engineering of
connections, if no dedicated object symbol
is available.
It is a simple, rectangular symbol (1).

Size can be adjusted (grab points) (2).
Contacts are automatically created only
when needed.
Labels of connectors must entered
manually (example: A1 (3))
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(3)
(1)
(2)

Lines / connection information
If information about the type of a connection is desired,
it needs to be entered.
There are two options:
Connection is implemented via a cable
(additional object) (1).
Connection is implemented via a single wire
(no additional object) (2) (connection information
is located at the connected objects).
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(2)
(1)

Cables / wires
Via the context menu of some
objects (like category folder
Cable) unspecified cables can
be created.
Context menu
Further specifying of the cable

can be done by adding wires,
shield, stranding.

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Connections via cables (1)
Connections via a cable can be defined
in a circuit diagram.
(1)
Procedure:
1. Selecting cable or wire(s) in the
Navigator (1).
2. Dragging selected objects on
connection line(s) (2).
Drag&
Drop
(2)
Result: Connection is implemented via a

cable or a wire and is visible in the diagram.
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Connections via cables (2)
(1)
Connections via cables can also be

defined via a tab of a connected
object (object-based editing).
Procedure:
1. Selecting cable or wire(s) in the
Navigator (1).
2. Dragging selected objects to the
desired connectors of the
connected objects, (example:
terminal strip (2).
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Drag&
Drop
(2)

Tab Wires
Cables have a tab Wires. It displays all wires of the cable with all
connected devices at both sides (1 / 2). Via this tab, wires can be changed
/ swapped easily.
Context
menu
Procedure:
1. Selecting the wires, which
shall be swapped (3).
2. Executing Swap from the
context menu (4).
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(4)
(1)
(2)
(3)

Context
menu
Connection information
Within cabinets, electrical connections can be
implemented via single wires.
Note:
For single wires (1), usually no objects are
created in COMOS.
Information about the wire (cable type, .. (2))
is saved at the connected objects.
This information can be displayed in the
circuit diagram (3).
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(3)
(2)
(1)

Tool Connection information
Tool Connection information

(1)
Connection information can be displayed via

a tool of the same name.
Procedure:
1. Activating tool (1).
2. Clicking the connection line (information
will show up at this position) (2).
3. Moving grab points, if necessary.
Result: The information is displayed in a
proper way (3).
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(2)
(3)

Tab Connection information
Connection information can be saved at a
circuit diagram (1) and will be displayed
above the header (2).
NOTE:
Connections, which are inserted later on,
also get this saved information.
Connections, which shall carry other
information, need to be changed, for
example at the PE connector.
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(1)
(2)

Notes:

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Design and handling of programmable logic controllers and modularly
designed devices
Placing object attributes in a circuit diagram
Working with templates

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Assigning manufacturer devices via a list
Requirements can be assigned to a
manufacturer device from a corresponding
selection list.
Procedure:
1. Opening properties of the requirement.
2. Via the button in the tab General,
setting a reference to a manufacturer
device (selecting device, confirming
with OK).
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The modular SIMATIC stations (1)
For the engineering of programmable logic
controllers (PLC), COMOS contains dedicated
objects.
(Examples are: Control (PLC), SIMATIC 300 -,
SIMATIC 400 -, SIMATIC 400H Station).
Context
menu
PLC are:
Modularly designed
Usually available as manufacturer devices.
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(1)
Via the context menu, the PLC (1) can

be configured in the Navigator with all
possible/feasible modules.
Context
menu
Modules are (for example):
Power supplies (2)

Central processing units
Digital input/output modules
Analog input/output modules
.

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(2)

(2)
Objects for PLC modules do not have real

symbols. On the other hand, the placed object in
a circuit diagram can be identified by the graphical
symbol (1). Example:
SM 321, 16DI, DC 24V (6ES7 321-1BH02-0AA0)
If the placed module contains further elements (like
in-/output channels), additional references (2) are
displayed in the graphical symbol.
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(1)

Connection hooks
Electrical connections may only begin at connectors
in plant engineering. The connection hook (1) in the
circuit diagram shows at which device a connection
starts or ends.
Connection can be changed via the grab point (A)
of the connection hook.
Via the context menu (2), connection hooks can
be made visible.

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(A)
(1)
Context
menu
(2)
(1)

Device attributes in the circuit diagram
The object information Label and
Description can be extended by attribute
information.
Procedure:
1. Selecting attribute in the Navigator (1).
2. Dragging the attribute in the diagram.
3. Grouping selected object and
the attributes, if needed (2).
(1)
Drag&
Drop
(2)
(2)
Context
menu
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Tab Text block design
Attributes (which shall be displayed) can also be controlled via the object
properties.
(1)
Procedure:
(1) Opening the tab
Text block design.
(2) Activating With
attributes.
(3) Entering attributes.
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(3)
(2)

Creating templates
Recurring device configurations can be
saved as templates. They can then be
used for further engineering.
Procedure in an opened circuit diagram:

1.
2.
3.
4.
Selecting device configuration (1).

Executing Create template (2).
Defining the saving location of the template.
If needed, changing the point of origin.

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Context
menu
(1)
(2)

Template / Setting the point of origin
(1)
(3)
When creating a template, the point of

origin is set automatically (1). But it
can be altered afterwards.
Context
menu
Procedure:
1. Opening the template.
2. Clicking in the empty area of template.
3. Executing the command Set point of
origin (2).
4. Defining the new position by clicking (3).
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(2)

Placing templates
Context
menu
Procedure in an opened circuit diagram:

1. Clicking in the empty area of the report (1).
2. Executing the command Place template (2).
3. Selecting template and placing it at the
desired position in the circuit diagram.
Result: The objects of the template are placed
(3), the engineering objects are created in the
Navigator.
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(1)
(2)
(3)

Notes:

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Creating single line diagrams (the short term of: Circuit diagram, single-line display)
Local check in of graphical information
Creating and handling revisions of documents
Inserting comments (redlining)

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Single line diagram / circuit diagram, single-line display
Besides circuit diagrams, a further
drawing type is used for electrical
engineering.
Context
menu
Single line diagrams

Are also COMOS objects, which can be
created in the Navigator using the
context menu (1)
Provide an overview of the circuitry
Are used to make load estimation.
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(1)
Example:
Project presetting, EI&C example
Sublocation, with category

Circuit diagram
Single
line
Features:
The single line display provides a
simplified view of a circuitry.
Not all objects are shown in a single
line diagrams (1), connectors are shown
in simplified form (2), for example.
Objects have separate graphic symbols
(3) for the two types of drawings and
separate connectors (4).
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Local check in of graphic information
In a diagram (type interactive report), the
displayed object symbol of an engineering
object can be edited locally (1).
Features:
Check in interrupts the link to
the graphic of the base object
(intentionally).
Check in can be reversed (2)
(the original symbol is restored).
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Context
menu
(1)
(2)
Original
symbol

Revision of documents
Revisions of documents are used to back up a
processing state of a document. This frozen
state can be reviewed at any time.
In COMOS, revisions can be created for
(1)
(2)
Evaluating and interactive COMOS reports

(internal documents), like circuit diagrams (1).
Integrated third-party documents
like manufacturer manuals (2).
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Tab Revisions
Revisions steps can be carried out via the tab Revisions (1).
Procedure:
1. Creating a new revision (2).
2. Displaying the Revision
properties (3) (label, further
information can be entered)(4).
3. Carrying out the revision
step(s) (5).
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(2)
(1)
(3)
(5)
(4)

Redlining
(1)
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Contents
1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2
Description of the task....................................................................................................... 3

2.1
Creating an engineering project ................................................................................. 3
2.2
Modifying the Navigator settings ................................................................................ 3
2.3
Creating a unit structure............................................................................................. 3
2.4
Creating a location structure ...................................................................................... 3
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 4
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the creation of a two-stage unit and location structure in
COMOS.
You will
Create a new COMOS engineering project
Select a suitable project structure for an electrical engineering project
Create a two-stage unit and location structure
Modify the Navigator settings, so that the displayed objects are sorted by name in each
tab.
NOTE:
Opening a COMOS database and an engineering project as well as using the

context menu (right mouse button) for creating objects in the Navigator is
supposed to be well known and these subjects are not part of this document.
Be sure to read all of the information and notes in a chapter and then carry out the tasks
step-by-step.
The steps of the tutorial are built along a sequence, so that (in most cases) you cannot skip
one.
If you need help, use the figures in chapter 3 or talk to the trainer.
The screenshots presented in this document are for reference use only.
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2
2.1
Description of the task

Creating an engineering project
Start COMOS and open COMOS database by using your default access account.
Make sure, that your default access account does not contain any rights for administration.
Create a new, empty engineering project with name EE. Enter a description of your own.
Use the project structure Project presetting, EI&C example.
NOTE:
2.2
Use the context menu (right mouse button) for the next steps
Modifying the Navigator settings
Modify the Navigator settings, so that the displayed objects are sorted by their names and
not by the string that appears in the Navigator.
2.3
Creating a unit structure
In the tab Units, create a structure with the following parts:
A unit: Leave the name as it is. Enter R for the label and Reactor for the description.
A subunit (below the unit): Leave the name as it is. Enter OK for the label and Oil
cooling for the description.
Use the base objects A30 Unit, two level and A20 Subunit, with category folder.
2.4
Creating a location structure
In the tab Locations, create a structure with the two locations and one sublocation:
A location: Leave the name as it is. Enter MH for the label, and Machinery hall for the
description
A location: Define and enter a name, so that this location is displayed above the
machinery hall, when the Navigator is sorting by name (as describe in chapter 2.2).
Enter U for the label and Transfer station low voltage for the description
A sublocation (below machinery hall): Leave the name as it is. Enter TR for the label,
and Technical equipment room for the description
Use the base objects A40 Location, two-level and A20 Sublocation, with category folder.
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Solution
The following figures represent a (sample) solution.
Fig.1: Calling up Open database from the menu File (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Calling up Open project from the menu File (chap. 2.1)
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Fig.3: Creating a new project in the tab Open project (chap. 2.1)
Fig.4: Setting and entering name, description and type (chap. 2.1)
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Fig.5: Entering the project presetting (chap. 2.1)
Fig.6: Calling up the Navigator-settings from the context menu (chap. 2.2)
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Fig.7: Sorting by name (by deactivating the alphabetical sorting) (chap. 2.2)
Fig.8: Unit structure as specified (chap. 2.3)
Fig.9: Location structure as specified (chap. 2.4)

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1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Creating engineering objects in the Navigator ........................................................... 3
2.2
Creating a consumer list ............................................................................................ 4
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 5
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey the creation of engineering objects and lists in the Navigator.
You will
Create engineering objects in the unit and location structure
Specify engineering objects
Create a consumer list.
step-by-step.
one.
Precondition:
You have processed the tutorial Structure engineering.
You have opened the COMOS database and the engineering project EE with your default
user account.

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2.1

Creating engineering objects in the Navigator
In the Navigator, create the following engineering objects via the context menu and enter
labels and attribute values as shown in the table below:
NOTE:
Use the functionalities New object from list, Copy / paste, Copy / paste tab
data.
Tab Units (Oil cooling)

Object
Label
Current type
input
Nominal
voltage
Nominal
current
Heat source, general
E1
Alternating
current
230 V
2A
E150
Alternating
current
230 V
5A
E160
Alternating
current
230 V
5A
Three-phase motor,
sibgle speed, with PE
M150
Three-phase
current
400 V
5A
Three-phase motor,
sibgle speed, with PE
M160
Three-phase
current
400 V
5A
Calculate the nominal power of the consumers via the button !.

Tab Locations (Technical equipment room)
Object
Name
Current type input
Nominal
voltage
Nominal
current
Fuse, 1-pole
F1
Alternating current
230 V
5A
Motor protection switch,

3-pole
F2
Three-phase current
400 V
Fuse, 1-pole
F3
Alternating current
230 V
Motor protection switch,

3-pole
F4
Three-phase current
400 V
NH-fuse, 1-pole
F5
Alternating current
230 V
2A
Fuse, 1-pole
F6
Alternating current
230 V
2A
Fuse disconnector, 3pole
F7
Alternating current
400 V
30 A

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Tab Locations (Technical equipment room)

Object
Label
Current type input
Nominal voltage
G1
Alternating current
Input: 230 V
Output: 48 V
PB01
Three-phase current
400 V
Power supply, 1-phase

Potential rail
L1/L2/L3/N/PE
2.2
Creating a consumer list
Create a consumer list as stated in the table below (leave the name unmodified).
Tab Units (Reactor)
Name
Description
EC.001
Consumer list oil cooling
Carry out these steps:

1.
Below the unit, create the object Evaluating reports.
2.
Below this object, create a new document. Dependent on your Navigator settings, you
must the select the object (before calling up the context menu) in the upper or lower part
of the Navigator.
3.
Open the properties of the document and select the report template (tab Report)
EC_A20 from the predefined list.
4.
Insert the object Oil cooling as the report object by drag&drop from the Navigator.
5.
For the description, enter Consumer list oil cooling.
Open the consumer list and check the displayed values.

If the values are displayed correctly, close the list. Otherwise talk to the trainer.

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Solution
Fig.1: Entries in the context menu of the folder Consumer (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Entries in the context menu of the folder Consumer (chap. 2.1)

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Fig.3: Attribute values and the button ! in the tab Technical data (chap. 2.1)
Fig.4: Entries in the context menu of the object Unit (chap. 2.1)

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Fig.5: Properties of the new document (chap. 2.2)
Fig.6: Description, report template and report object as specified (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.7: Engineering objects in the tab Units as specified (chap. 2.2)
Fig.8: Engineering objects in the tab Locations as specified (chap. 2.2)

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1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Creating circuit diagrams ........................................................................................... 3
2.2
Editing circuit diagrams .............................................................................................. 3
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 6
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey electrical engineering via circuit diagrams.

You will
Create several circuit diagrams in the location structure
Place objects from the Navigator in the circuit diagrams and modify some descriptions
Connect objects in the circuit diagrams.
step-by-step.
one.
Precondition:
You have processed the tutorial Creating engineering objects.
user account.

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2.1

Creating circuit diagrams
In the tab Locations (Technical equipment room), create these circuit diagrams:
Name
Description
FS.001
Power supply
FS.002
Motor control
FS.003
Control / Pre-heating
2.2
Editing circuit diagrams
Open the circuit diagram Power supply and place the objects (stated below) via drag&drop
from the Navigator, so that you get the layout as indicated below. Note, that the left side of
potential bundle is located at grid square A2.
(1)
Potential bundle +MH.TR-PB01
(2)
Supply +MH.TR-G1
(3)
Fuse +MH.TR-F6
In the circuit diagram, modify the description of the power supply G1 to 48V DC and the
one of the fuse F6 to Pre-heating.
Connect the objects with writing connections and create half-open connections, as
indicated below:
(1)
-F6
(2)
(3)
Pre-heating
-G1
48V DC

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Open the circuit diagram Motor control and place the objects (stated below) via drag&drop
from the Navigator, so that you get the layout as indicated below.
(1)
Potential bundle +MH.TR-PB01
(2)
Two heat sources +MH.TR-E150 and +MH.TR-E160
(3)
The three-phase motors +MH.TR-E150 and +MH.TR-E160
Connect the heat sources and the motors objects with the potential rail via writing
connections.
Place the following objects at the positions indicated in the figure (adjustments of objects and
connection lines will be done automatically).
(4)
The fuses +MH.TR-F1 und +MH.TR-F2
(5)
Motor protection switch +MH.TR-F3
(6)
Motor protection switch +MH.TR-F4
In the circuit diagram, modify the descriptions of the heatings, the fuses -F1 and F3 and the
motor -M160, as indicated.
Move labels and descriptions to the positions, as indicated.
(1)
-F1
Stationary heating
installation E150
heating
(5)
-F3
(6)
Stationary heating
installation E160
=R.OK-E150
=R.OK-E160
=R.OK-M160
Stationary heating
installation
Stationary heating
installation
Air cooling
If needed, move objects and ensure that your overall layout is in accordance with the figure
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Open the circuit diagram Motor control and place the following objects (stated below) via
drag&drop from the Navigator, so that you get the layout as indicated below:
(1)
Heating +MH.TR-E1
(2)
NH-fuse +MH.TR-F5
In the circuit diagram, modify the description of the heating E1 as indicated.

Connect the objects with writing connections and create half-open connections, as
indicated below.
NOTE:
For a connection line, only one start and one end point are needed. A
connection line can be drafted over / across a placed object. Adjustments of
objects and lines will be done automatically.
-F5
=R.OK-E1
Pre-heating
If needed, move objects and ensure that your overall layout is in accordance with the figure
above.
Save and close all circuit diagrams.

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Solution
Fig.1: Entries in the context menu of the folder Documents (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Selected object and function bar of a circuit diagram (chap. 2.1)

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Fig.3: Engineering objects in the tab Units as specified (chap.2.2)

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1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Inserting references ................................................................................................... 3
2.2
Creating and placing logical potentials ...................................................................... 3
2.3
Creating terminals in the Navigator ............................................................................ 4
2.4
Creating engineering objects via the tab Base objects ............................................ 4
2.5
Placing objects ........................................................................................................... 4
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 7
Introduction

You will
Create logical potentials
Insert references and potential references in the circuit diagrams
Create terminals and terminal strips
Place terminals
Create engineering objects via the tab Base objects
Place engineering objects.
step-by-step.
one.
Precondition:
You have processed the tutorial Circuit diagrams (1).
user account.

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2.1

Inserting references
Open the circuit diagrams Power Supply and Control / Pre-heating and connect the halfopen connections with these commands from the context menu:
Connection | Memorize
Connection | Connect with
As stated below:
Circuit diagram
Connector (device)
Supply
+MH.TR-F6:2
+MH.TR-N:N
+MH.TR-PE:PE
2.2
Connector (device) Circuit diagram

+MH.TR-F6:1 Control / Pre-heating
=R.K-E1:N
=R.K-E1:PE
Creating and placing logical potentials
In the project properties, activate the potential tracking.

Below the fuse F6 and the supply, create logical potentials as follows:
Object
Method
+MH.TR-F6
Via context menu and EA02 Potential
+MH.TR-G1
Via tab Base objects, create the object

@30|M41|A50|A10|A20|B30|A10 Potential twice and modify the
labels to +24V DC and -24V DC.
Assign the two logical potentials to the half-open connection lines (at the output of supply
G1) by using the Assign object-tool, as indicated below:
=R
-F6L2
=R
=R.OK-E1
-G1+24V DC
-G1-24V DC
=R
=R.OK-E1
-F6L1=R
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2.3
Creating terminals in the Navigator
In the Navigator, create terminals according to the table below. If desired, enter/modify the
labels.
The sorting sequence of the terminals (sorted by name) shall follow the sorting given in
column Terminal type.
Object
Label
Terminal type / Label

D: Lead-through terminal, 2 conductors
N: Lead-through terminal, 2 conductors, N
P: Lead-through terminal, 2 conductors, PE
+MH.TR-X1
D, D, D, N, P / 1, 2, 3, N, PE
+U-X1
D, D, D, N, P / 1, 2, 3, N, PE
+MH.TR-X2
D, N, P, D, D, D, P, D, N, P, D, D, D, P, D, N, P
/
1, N, PE, 2, 3, 4, PE, 5, N, PE, 6, 7, 8, PE, 9, N, PE
+MH.TR-X3
D, D / 1, 2
+MH.TR-X4
D, N, P / 1, N, PE
2.4
Creating engineering objects via the tab Base objects
In the Navigator, create the following engineering object via the tab Base objects and enter
the label, as follows:
Object
Base object /// Label of engineering object
Transformer, general symbol
2.5
@30|M41|A50|A10|A10|C10|A10|A10 /// +MH.TR-T1
Placing objects
In the circuit diagram Power Supply, carry out the steps stated below, so that you get the
layout on the next page:
(1)
Insert half-open connection lines (write) at +MH.TR-T1
(2)
Place the transformer +MH.TR-T1
(3)
Place protection cut off switch +MH.TR-F7
(4)
Create and place a neutral conductor disconnector at +MH.TR-F7
(5)
Place all terminals of terminal strip +U-X1
(6)
Place all terminals of terminal strip +MH.TR-X1
(7)
(8)
NOTE:
If you place the object Installation device in a circuit diagram, all terminals of
the device will be placed. In a circuit diagram, all terminals of the device will be
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(2)
(1)
(3)
(4)
-X1 =R
(1,2,3,N,PE)
(6)
-X4
=R
=
-X3
(1,2,)
R
(7)
(8)
(1,N,PE)
+U-X1
=R
(1,2,3,N,PE)
(5)
In the circuit diagram Motor control, carry out the step stated below, so that you get the
following layout:
(1) Place selected terminals of terminal strip +MH.TRX2
-X2=R
-X2=R
(2,3,4,PE)
(6,7,8,PE)
(1)
-X2
=R
(1,N,PE
)

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In the circuit diagram Control / Pre-heating, carry out the step stated below, so that you get
the following layout:
(1) Place selected terminals of terminal strip +MH.TRX2
-X2
=R
(9,N,PE)
(1)

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Solution
Fig.1: Command Memorize .. at a selected half-open connection line (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Command Connect at a selected half-open connection line (chap. 2.1)

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Fig.3: Entries of the context menu of a Fuse, 1 pole (chap.2.2)

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Fig.5: Dialog New object from list at a selected terminal strip (chap. 2.3)
Fig.6: Terminal strips in tab Locations as specified (chap. 2.3)

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1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Creating contactors/relays via the symbol bar ........................................................... 3
2.2
Creating contacts in the Navigator ............................................................................. 4
2.3
Creating switches via the symbol bar ........................................................................ 4
2.4
Placing contacts ......................................................................................................... 5
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 7
Introduction

You will
Create engineering objects via the symbol bar of a circuit diagram
Work with contactors, relays and contacts (normally-closed, normally-opened)
Use the function Graphical settings in a circuit diagram.
step-by-step.
one.
Precondition:
user account.

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2.1

Creating contactors/relays via the symbol bar
In the tab Locations, create the following circuit diagram:

Name
Description
FS.004
Relay circuit
Open the circuit diagram and carry out the steps stated below, so that you get the layout
indicated below.
If needed, modify the names/labels of the objects via the function bar of the circuit diagram.
(1)
Place the logical potential +MH.TR-G1+24V DC from the Navigator
(2)
Place the logical potential +MH.TR-G1-24V DC from the Navigator
(3)
Place a Relay, delay-off from the symbol bar, label +MH.TR-K1
(4)
Place an auxiliary contactor from the symbol bar, label +MH.TR-K5
(5)
Place a power contactor from the symbol bar, label +MH.TR-Q1
(6)
Place a power contactor from the symbol bar, label +MH.TR-Q2
(7)
Connect the placed objects with writing connection lines.
(1)
(7)
(3)
(4)
(6)
(5)
(2)

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2.2
Creating contacts in the Navigator
In the Navigator, create contacts via the context menus of the contactors/relays as follows:
Object
contact type /// label

S: NO, general
: NC, general
H: Main contact, NO, 3-pole
+MH.TR-K5
S, , S /// 13/14, 21/22, 33/34
+MH.TR-Q1
H, , S, S, S /// 1/2 3/4 5/6, 11/12, 23/24, 33/34, 43/44
+MH.TR-Q2
H, , S / 1/2 3/4 5/6, 11/12, 23/24
2.3
Creating switches via the symbol bar
In the circuit diagram Relay circuit, carry out the steps stated below, so that you get the
layout on the next page.
Place the new objects directly from the symbol bar.
If needed, modify the names, labels and descriptions of the objects via the function bar of the
circuit diagram. Also, modify the actuation of some NO/NC contacts via the graphical
settings.
(1)
Place a NC, general, 1-pole, label +MH.TR-S1, description STOP
(2)
Place a General switch, NO, 1-pole , label +MH.TR-S2, description START
(3)
Place a General switch, NO, 1-pole , label +MH.TR-S3,

Description Preheating 10 min.
(4)
Create and place an additional NO contact for +MH.TR-S3
(5)
Modify the actuation of +MH.TR-S1 to Emergency off
(6)
Modify the actuation of +MH.TR-S2 to Contact
(7)
Modify the actuation of +MH.TR-S3 to Rotary drive
(8)
Place the Changeover, delayed when reclosing 2 of K1
(9)
Insert additional writing connection lines
(10)
Place the auxiliary contact 2 of Q1
(11)
Place the auxiliary contact 3 of Q1
(12)
Hide / switch off the label of +MH.TR-G1+24V DC at the right side of the page
(13)
Hide / switch off the label of +MH.TR-G1-24V DC at the right side of the page

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(1)
(12)
(5)
(3)
(8)
(7)
(2)
(11)
(4) (10)
(6)
(9)
(13)
2.4
Placing contacts
Open the circuit diagram Motor control and carry out the steps stated below, so that you get
the layout indicated below:
(1)
Place the auxiliary contact 1 of +MH.TR-Q1
(2)
Place the auxiliary contact HA of +MH.TR-Q1
(3)
Place the auxiliary contact 1 of +MH.TR-Q2
(4)
Place the main contact HA of +MH.TR-Q2
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Open the circuit diagram Control/Pre-heating and carry out the step stated below, so that
you get the layout indicated below:
(1)
Place the auxiliary contact 1 of +MH.TR-K5
(1)

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Solution
The following screenshots represent a (sample) solution.
Fig.1: Symbol bar with contactors and relays (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Entries of the context menu of an auxiliary contactor (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.3: Contactor/relay with conductor basket as specified (chap.2.2)
Fig.4: Symbol bar with NC and NO contacts (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.5: Entries of the context menu Graphical settings | Actuation of a NC contact (chap. 2.3)

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Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Placing segments ....................................................................................................... 3
2.2
Creating cables in the Navigator and placing them ................................................... 3
2.3
Placing connection information .................................................................................. 4
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 5
Introduction

You will
Use and insert segments
Create objects for cables and lines in the Navigator and place them
Use connection information.
step-by-step.
one.
Precondition:
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2.1
Placing segments
Open the circuit diagrams stated below (one by one) and place a segment (in each of them)
at the specified positions. Afterwards, enlarge the size (via the grab points), so that the
specified objects are contained in the segments.
Leave the properties of the segments unmodified.
Circuit diagram
Position
Objects within the segment
FS.001 / Power supply
+U-X1
+U-X1
FS.002 / Motor control
=R.OK-M150
=R.OK-E150, ..-M150, ..-E160, ..-M160
2.2
Creating cables in the Navigator and placing them
In the tab Units (Oil cooling), create unspecified cables via the context menu and enter
names and descriptions as stated below. For each cable, create wires as follows:
Cable
label
Cable
description
Wire label
Wire description
WD1
NYM-J 3x1.5
BK, BU, GNYE
Black, Blue, GNYE
WD2
NYM-J 5x4
BK, BN, BK, BU, GNYE
Black, Brown, Black, Blue, GNYE
WD3
NYM-J 3x1.5
BK, BU, GNYE
Black, Blue, GNYE
WD4
NYM-J 5x4
BK, BN, BK, BU, GNYE
Black, Brown, Black, Blue, GNYE
WD5
NYM-J 3x1.5
BK, BU, GNYE
Black, Blue, GNYE
Place the cables in the circuit diagrams Motor control and Control / Relay circuit, so that
you get the layout of the next two figures.
If needed, change wires via the context menu of the cables.
Circuit diagram Motor control
-WD3
BK / BU / GNYE
GNYE
-WD1
BK / BU / GNYE
GNYE

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BK / BN / BK / GNYE
GNYE
-WD4
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GNYE
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Circuit diagram Control / Pre-heating
=R.OK-WD5
BK / BU / GNYE
GNYE
2.3
Placing connection information
In the properties of the circuit diagram Motor control, enter the following connection
information and open it again:
Wire color:
BK
Cross-section: 4 mm2
Cable type:
H03V-U
Via the placed connection lines, enter connection information.

Indicate those connection lines in the circuit diagram (via the tool Connection information),
which differ from the above mentioned information, so that you get the following layout:
1.5 mm2 / BU
GNYE
1.5 mm2 / BU
GNYE
GNYE
GNYE
1.5 mm2
1.5 mm2
All unlabeled
connections:
H03V-U, 4 mm2, BK

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Solution
Fig.1: Label segment in the circuit diagram Supply as specified (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Entries of the context menu of the folder Cabling (chap. 2.2)

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Fig.3: Object properties of the circuit diagram Motor control (chap.2.3)
Fig.4: Entries of the context menu of selected connection lines (chap. 2.3)

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Fig.5: Connection information in the circuit diagram Motor control (chap. 2.3)

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Contents
1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Creating a PLC .......................................................................................................... 3
2.2
Placing and connecting the PLC ................................................................................ 3
2.3
Configuring the display of the connection hook ......................................................... 6
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 7
Introduction

You will
Create a programmable logic controller (PLC) with a modular design
Get to know object symbols for a PLC
Work with the connection hook.
step-by-step.
one.
Precondition:
user account.

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2
2.1

Creating a PLC
In the tab Locations (Technical equipment room), create the following circuit diagrams:
Name
Description
FS.005
In-/output channels (Overview)
FS.006
In-/output channels
In the Navigator, create the following engineering objects:

Object
Label
SIMATIC 300 Station
+MH.TR-A1
Profile rail, 160mm
+MH.TR-A1-0
PS 307 AC 120/230V, DC 24V/2A
+MH.TR-A1-0-1
SM 321, 16DI, DC 24V
+MH.TR-A1-0-4
SM 322, 8DO, DC 24V, 2A
+MH.TR-A1-0-5
2.2
Placing and connecting the PLC
Open the circuit diagrams Control / Pre-heating and In-/output channels (Overview) and
carry out the steps stated below, so you get the layouts of the next two figures:
(1)
Place the power supply +MH.TR-A1-0-1 in Control / Pre-heating
(2)
Place the slots +MH.TR-A1-0-4 in In-/output channels (Overview)
(3)
Place the slots +MH.TR-A1-0-5 in In-/output channels (Overview)
(4)
Connect the placed objects in Control / Pre-heating with writing connections

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(1)
(2)
(3)
Additionally, open the circuit diagram In-/output channels and carry out the steps stated
below, so you get the layouts of the next two figures:
(1)
Place the input channels +MH.TR-A1-0-401 to +MH.TR-A1-0-408 in In-/output

channels from left to right
(2)
Place the output channels +MH.TR-A1-0-501 to +MH.TR-A1-0-508 in In-/output

channels from left to right

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(3)
Connect the placed objects in In-/output channels with writing connections
(4)
Place the auxiliary contact 4 of -Q1
(5)
Place the auxiliary contact 2 of -Q2
(6)
Place the auxiliary contact 3 of -K5
(7)
Place an auxiliary contactor from the symbol bar, modify the label to +MH.TR-K2,
description Pre-heating
(8)
description Cooling
(9)
description Error
(10) Connect the power supply (from Control / Pre-heating) with the placed objects in In/output channels (Overview) with writing connections by using the functions
Connection | Memorize and Connection | Connect with .
(10)
(1)
(10)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(3)
(003.6) -A1-0-1
(2)
(10)
(7)
(9)
(8)
(3)
(003.6) -A1-0-1

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Additionally, open the circuit diagram Relay circuit and carry out the steps stated below, so
you get the following layout:
(1)
Place an Indicator light, flashing from the symbol bar, label +MH.TR-P1, description
Pre-heating ON, attribute Color of lamp hood: Green: Start
(2)
Cooling ON, attribute Color of lamp hood: Green: Start
(3)
Error, attribute Color of lamp hood: Red: emergency stop
(4)
Change the base objects for all indicator lights from Indicator light, flashing to
Indicator light
(5)
Via the tab Text block design, ensure that the attribute Color of lamp hood is
displayed.
(6)
Connect the placed objects in the circuit diagram Relay circuit with writing
connections
(6)
(1)
2.3
(2)
(3)
Configuring the display of the connection hook
For the circuit diagram In-/output channels, configure the display of the connection hook, so
that it is displayed (on the screen, on paper print) and so that you get the following layout:

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Solution
Fig.1: Entries of the context menu of a selected profile rail (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Symbol bar with lamps, indicator lights, .. (chap. 2.2)
Fig.3: Entry in the tab Text block design (chap.2.2)

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Fig.4: Entries of the context menu of a circuit diagram (chap. 2.3)

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1
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1
Creating single line diagrams ..................................................................................... 3
2.2
Placing objects and adjusting the display .................................................................. 3
Solution ............................................................................................................................. 5
Introduction
This tutorial intends to convey electrical engineering via single line circuit diagrams.
You will
Create two single line diagrams in the location structure
Place and connect objects
Configure the display of object information via the tab text block design.
step-by-step.
one.
Precondition:
You have processed the tutorial Creating engineering objects.
user account.

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2
2.1

Creating single line diagrams
In the tab Locations (Technical equipment room), create the following single line diagrams:
Name
Description
FA.001
Power
FA.002
Energy supply
2.2
Placing objects and adjusting the display
Open the diagram Power and carry out the steps stated below, so that you get the following
layout (next page):
(1)
Place the potential rail bundle +MF.TR-PB01
(2)
Place the heating =R.OK-E150
(3)
Place the motor =R.OK-M150
(4)
(5)
Place the motor =R.OK-M160
(6)
(7)
Connect the (so far) placed objects with writing connections
(8)
Place the motor protection switch +MF.TR-F2
(9)
Place the motor protection switch +MF.TR-F4
(10) Place the motor protection switch +MF.TR-F5

(11) Move the labels of the consumers
(12) Ensure that all descriptions are displayed, and also via the tab Text block design, the
nominal power, nominal voltage and nominal current of all consumers.

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(1)
(9)
(8)
(10)
(7)
=RK.OK-E1
Pre-heating
Nom. power: 0.48 kW
Nom. voltage: 230 V
Nom. current: 2.000 A
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(12)
(11)
Open the diagram Energy supply and carry out the steps stated below, so that you get the
following layout:
(1)
Place the potential rail bundle +MF.TR-PB01
(2)
Place the power supply +MF.TR-G1
(3)
Connect the (so far) placed objects with writing connections
(4)
Place the transformer +MF.TR-T1
(5)
Ensure that all descriptions are displayed, and also via the tab Text block design, the
nominal voltage and output voltage of the power supply.
-T1
Transformer, general symbol
symbol
-G1
+48V DC
Nominal voltage: 230 V
Output voltage: 48V
Save and close all single line diagrams.

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Solution
Fig.1: Entries of the context menu of the folder Documents (chap. 2.1)
Fig.2: Attributes in the tab Text block design of Energy supply as specified (chap. 2.2)

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