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Wireless Data Communication based on GPRS (Set 21)

Highlights:


Automation Task:
The infrastructure of a wastewater treatment plant contains the substations “Stormwater Overflow“ and “ Inspection Shaft“. Both are supposed to communicate with each other and with a control center. The Internet-based GPRS service, which charges by data volume, should be used as a data transfer medium. The control center should enable central operator control and monitoring.

Automation Solution:
The automation solution uses the SINAUT Micro SC remote control system with the GPRS modem MD720-3 to visualize process data from the Remote Stations at the Central Station or to exchange process data between the Remote Stations.

Remote Station “Inspection Shaft“
The S7-224 controller measures the amount of wastewater influx and, in function of the filling level, controls the pump “P3“, which pumps the water into the treatment plant. All process data are transferred to the Central Station via the GPRS modem MD720-3. In the event of a connection disruption, a non-volatile buffer will save all of the process data together with a time stamp until the GPRS connection is active again.

Central Station
The OPC server SINAUT MICRO SC is used as a platform for data exchange with the Remote Stations. The Central Station communicates with the GPRS nodes via Internet connection. As OPC client, WinCC flexible enables visualization and control of the process data. Furthermore, the values can be written with time stamp into a CSV file.


Startup Code
For the startup we offer you software examples with test code and test parameters as download. The software examples support you during the first steps and tests with your Micro Automation Sets. They enable quick testing of the hardware and software interfaces between the products described in the Micro Automation Sets.


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