WO2004032419A2 - Kommunikationssystem - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a communication system with network nodes according to the preamble of patent claim 1 and a method for controlling a communication system according to the preamble of patent claim 10.
- a communication system with network nodes connects a plurality of network nodes to a network via a closed signal path. Data and control signals are routed through all network nodes via the ring-shaped signal path.
- a network node is designed, for example, as a control unit.
- a control unit is provided that performs a master function and controls the other control units that perform slave functions. For example, the. Master control unit emits a control signal via an output into the signal path and receives it again from the closed signal path via an input.
- a further signal path as a secondary ring in addition to a primary ring as the signal path.
- the secondary ring is formed parallel to the primary ring and constitutes a redundant data line. If one of the signal paths from the Bel, so accepts' of the other intact Signal--, path to exchange data between the control units. Furthermore, it is known to set up a single closed signal path via the remaining intact connections of the primary ring and the secondary ring if a data connection of the primary ring or the secondary ring fails.
- the network nodes have switchover units which carry out a corresponding internal switchover.
- the primary ring of a network node is connected to the secondary ring of the network node.
- the object of the invention is to provide a communication system with network nodes of a control and / or drive network, which enables increased flexibility in construction.
- the object of the invention is achieved by the communication system with the features of claim 1 and the method for controlling a ⁇ communication system according to the features of claim 10. ' '
- An advantage of the invention is that the communication system has several networks that can be configured flexibly.
- the network structure can be adapted to malfunctions of the network nodes or of the control units connected to the network nodes.
- the configuration can also be adapted to different machine environments.
- it can be advantageous to integrate a network node into a first or a second network.
- control units that fail relatively frequently can be grouped together in small networks or integrated into networks whose failure either quickly detects a malfunction or, if they fail, results in a slight impairment of the entire communication system.
- the communication system according to claim 1 thus offers increased flexibility in the division of the individual networks, which also have signal paths that are independent of one another. The independence of the signal paths does not adversely affect the functionality of the other networks if one network fails.
- two networks can each be connected to one another via a bidirectional signal path, the bidirectional signal path being able to be formed between two network nodes of the different networks.
- the bidirectional signal path is represented by two electrical lines, for example.
- the bidirectional signal path it is also possible for the bidirectional signal path to be represented in the form of two data channels of a time-division multiplex system.
- each network node is connected to a control unit.
- the function of the network node is represented by the control unit itself.
- a network has a control unit with a master function and at least one further control unit with a slave function.
- the master function for example, binding time slots or binding control commands from the master control
- a time axis or signal sequence that is valid within the network can thus be predefined in a simple manner.
- the switchover unit of the network node can be switched over via software control.
- the formation of the switchover unit in the form of a software control has the advantage that the switch position of the switchover unit can be changed easily and flexibly 5. In this way, the configuration of the networks can be carried out without hardware modifications to the communication system.
- a preferred area of application of the communication system according to the invention is in a network with control units, which carry out timely control according to a leading axis and slave axes which depend on it.
- the communication system according to the invention is preferably used in printing presses, in particular in printing presses with a plurality of printing units. In this case may vary according to exemplary 'all printing units sForm the control units of a printing unit in a network or 5 Steuerajien- a printing machine on a network to be integrated.
- a control unit can perform a master function in a first configuration of the networks and a slave function in a second configuration of the networks.
- each network preferably has a control unit with a master function.
- Fig. 1 shows a communication system with two. Networks
- Fig. 2 shows a communication system with a changed Kon-. 3 the communication system for the control of a machine system
- FIG. 4 shows a communication system for a printing press and FIG. 5 shows part of a communication system for a rotary printing press.
- the communication system is divided into two networks 11, 12.
- the first network 11 comprises the first, the second and the third network nodes 1, 2, 3.
- the second network 12 comprises the fourth and fifth network nodes 4, 5.
- Each network node has a switchover unit 8.
- the network nodes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 are connected to one another via two lines 9.
- a line 9 is formed between two network nodes 1 to 5 for each signal transmission direction.
- the lines 9 of the first, second and third network nodes 1, 2, 3 form a first ring line 6.
- the two lines 9, which enable a signal exchange between two network nodes 1, 2 in two directions, represent a bidirectional signal path 10.
- the bidirectional Signal path 10 has two signal paths that transmit signals in opposite directions.
- a line 9 is provided for each signal path.
- the functionality of the first, second and third network nodes 1, 2, 3 is represented by a corresponding first, second and third control unit.
- the function of a network node is to forward signals via the lines and to decouple signals that are intended for the control unit that is connected to the network node and to forward them to the control unit.
- signals from the control unit are also coupled into the signal path via the network node.
- a fieldbus system is used for data transmission. Data is assigned to control units by assigning addresses. An address is added to each useful signal. This determines the control unit for which the useful signal is intended.
- the first control unit of the first network node 1 has a master radio. on functionality that specifies control signals and / or time slot signals for the second and third network nodes and their second and third control units.
- the second and third control units which implement the functionalities of the second and third network nodes 2, 3, have slave functions.
- the first control unit represents the master control unit and the second and the third control unit represent a slave control unit within the first network 11.
- the master control unit specifies binding control commands and a time grid for the slave control units.
- the second network 12 has the fourth and fifth network nodes 4, 5.
- the fourth and the. fifth network nodes are connected to one another via two lines 9.
- the two lines 9 represent a bidirectional signal path 10.
- the bidirectional signal path 10 has a signal path for each transmission direction.
- a line 9 is used for each signal path.
- the lines 9 of the first and of the second network 11, 12 are each connected to switchover units 8 of the network nodes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- a switchover unit 8 of a network node 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 has the functionality that, depending on the switching position of the switchover unit 8, the switchover unit 8 connects the lines 9 of a network node 1 to 5 with one another, through the signals in one direction manage the network node 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- line 9, which supplies signals from first network node 1 to second network node 2 at input Rx is connected to line 9 via switchover unit 8 of second network node 2, and the signals from second network node 2 via output Tx to the third network node 3 •.
- the switchover unit 8 of the second network node 2 connects the line 9, which supplies signals from the third network node 3 to the second network node 2, with the line 9, which leads signals from the second network node 2 to the first network node 1.
- the switchover unit 8 interrupts the connection of the lines 9 which carry signals in one direction through the network node 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and connects the lines 9 of a signal path 10 to one another via the signals between two network nodes be replaced.
- the switchover unit 8 of the third network node 3 connects the line 9, which leads signals from the second network node 2 to the third network node 3, with the line 9, which leads signals from the third network node 3 to the second network node 2.
- the switching unit 8 of the third network node 3 interrupts the connection between the third network node 3 and the two lines 9, which connect the third network node 3 to the fourth. Connect network node 4. In this way, the first and the second network 11, 12 are separated from one another with respect to the signal paths 10.
- the switching unit 8 of the first network node 1 also connects the two lines 9, which are led from the second network node 2 to the first network node 1.
- the second network 12 comprises the fourth and fifth network nodes 4, 5.
- the switching units 8 of the network nodes 4, 5 are switched in such a way that the switching units 8 establish a connection of the lines 9, which are connected between the fourth and fifth network nodes 4, 5. 5 are arranged.
- the fourth and fifth network nodes 5 are separated from the other lines 9, which are formed between the fourth and fifth network nodes 5 and further network nodes 3, by the corresponding switching position of the switchover units 8 of the fourth and fifth network nodes 4, 5.
- the function of the switchover unit 8 is implemented, for example, by a control unit at least partially or completely by a software program. In this way, the switching position of the switching unit 8 can be changed by simply executing a software command. Corresponding commands can be issued, for example, by the master control unit of a network. Depending on the application, at least the master control unit is preferably connected to a data bus via which external configuration commands for configuring the networks 11, 12 are supplied. Since the switching position of the transfer unit 8 is variably adjustable, the configuration of the communication system can be set flexibly. This offers. the advantage that, for example, defects in a line 9 are excluded from a network 11, 12. For example, one of the lines 9, which is formed between the third and fourth network nodes 3, 4, could be defective.
- the first and the second network 11, 12 each have their own ring-shaped closed signal path.
- the control unit of the fourth network node 4 forms the master control unit and the control unit of the fifth network node 5 forms the slave control unit.
- Another advantage of the flexible construction of the different size of the networks 11, 12 is that 'the network nodes 1 to 5 in different frames to different networks connected together are ".
- all five network nodes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 could form a single network.
- only a corresponding switchover of the switchover unit 8 of the third and fourth network nodes 3, 4 is to be carried out.
- the number of networks and network nodes is not limited to the numbers of the exemplary embodiment, but can be selected depending on the application.
- the control unit of the first network node 1 or the control unit of the fourth network node 4 will assume the master function and the other control unit will be switched to a slave function.
- the first network 11 comprises the first and second network nodes 1, 2 and the second network 12 the third, fourth and fifth network nodes 3, 4, "5.
- the new configuration 1 is achieved by a corresponding switchover of the switchover units 8 of the second, third and fourth network nodes 2, 3, 4.
- the switchover is preferably carried out by a corresponding change by the software.
- a leading axis represents a time axis according to which the functions of the control units of the subunit are synchronized.
- the control units of a subunit can in turn have their own dependent slave axes, i.e. have dependent timelines.
- FIG. 3 shows an application of the communication system according to the invention, in which a first, a second and a third network node 1, 2, 3 in the form of a first network 11 are connected to one another via a first ring line 6. Each network node 1, 2, 3 is in turn connected to a further ring line 14. Electrically controllable drives 13 are connected to the further ring lines 14.
- the control unit of the first network node 1 takes over the master functionality, which specifies a leading axis for the second and third network nodes 2, 3.
- the first, the second and the third network node are implemented by a first, second and third control unit.
- the control unit of the first network node 1 takes over the control of the drives 13, which are provided for controlling a printing unit 15 of a printing press.
- the control unit of the second network node 2 controls the drives 13 connected to the second network node 2, which are assigned to a painting unit 16.
- the control unit of the third network node 3 controls the drives 13, which are assigned to a punching unit 17.
- the flexible configuration of the communication system according to the invention offers the advantage that, depending on the structure of a processing complex and its subunits, networks of different sizes can be formed. For example, functions that are of less importance for the functioning of the processing complex can be controlled in a separate network. Functions that are particularly critical for the correct functioning of the processing complex are also managed in a separate network.
- the punch unit 17 fails, the signal path 10 between the second and the third network node is interrupted and printing and varnishing of a printing material is still possible. Thus, the failure of the punching unit 17 does not lead to a complete failure of the processing complex of the communication system.
- a failure of the punching unit 17 is detected, for example, by the master control unit of the first network node 1, which carries out a corresponding check on the slave control units of the second and third network nodes 2, 3. 3 is connected to a second network 12, which is not shown.
- the printing press 18 has a first and a second printing unit 19, 20.
- the first printing unit 19 comprises eight further printing units 21, each having three drives 13.
- the presence gear 13 of the first printing unit 19 are connected via a further annular conduit 14 with a first network node 1 in conjunc- ⁇ fertil.
- the second printing unit 20 has five further printing units 21, each of which has three drives 13.
- the drives 13 of the second printing unit 20 are connected to the second network node 2 via a further ring line 14.
- the first and the second network nodes 1, 2 are connected to one another via a bidirectional signal path 10 with two lines 9 in accordance with the embodiment of FIG. 2.
- the arrangement of FIG. 4 represents a second network 12 corresponding to FIG. 1.
- the arrangement of the. Fig. 3 and the arrangement of Fig. 4 are constructed.
- the communication system is divided into a first network 11 and a second network 12.
- the first network 11 has the network nodes of FIG. 3
- the second network 12 has the network nodes of FIG. 4.
- the networks of FIGS. 3 and 4 can be connected to one another via lines 9, but the signal paths of the first and second networks 11, 12 are operated separately from one another.
- the first and the second network 11, 12 each have a master control unit.
- the master control unit of the first or the second network 11, 12 fails and the other control units of the network 11, 12 are unable to take over the master function, the first and the second can be interconnected second network 11, 12 take place.
- the still functioning master control unit then takes over the master function for the first and second networks 11, 12.
- FIG. 5 shows a further embodiment of the communication system according to the invention.
- a part of a rotary press with two folding machines is shown schematically.
- FIG. 5 shows part of a first ring line 6, which is connected to five network nodes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- the first ring line 6 has two parallel lines 9.
- a network node 1 to 5 has an interface 22 and a control unit 23.
- the interface 22 is used for data exchange between the ring line 6, which has two lines 9, and the control unit 23.
- the control unit 23 is used to control drives 13.
- the control unit 23 is connected to the interface 22 via a data connection.
- the interface 22 also takes over the function of the switchover unit 8.
- the interface 22 is controlled by the control unit 23.
- the functionality of the switchover unit 8 is preferably implemented via software programs.
- the control unit 23 is connected to drives 13 of a first printing tower 24.
- the control unit 23 of the second network node 2 is connected to drives 13 of a folding machine 25.
- the control unit 23 of the third network node 3 is connected to drives 13 of a second printing tower 26.
- the control unit 23 of the fourth network node 4 is connected to drives 13 of a third printing tower 27.
- the control unit 23 of the fifth network node 5 is connected to drives 13 of a second folding machine 28.
- the control unit 23 of the second network node 2 takes over the master function for specifying a leading axis A.
- the first, the second, the fourth and the fifth network nodes 1, 2, 4, 5 have control units 23 which have slave Execute functions.
- the first, second, third and fourth network nodes 1, 2, 3, 4 follow the leading axis A, which is predetermined by the second network node 2.
- the fifth network node 5 follows a second master axis B, which, however, is also specified by the control unit 23 of the second network node 2.
- the network nodes are connected according to the embodiment of Fig. 1 in the form of a first 'network 11 to each other via the first annular line 6.
- the lines 9 are preferably designed as optical waveguides.
- the data transmission via the optical fibers takes place in a corresponding manner via light signals which are converted by the interfaces 22 into corresponding electrical signals and passed on to the control units 23.
- the data transmission channel is designed in the form of a field bus, e.g. the CAN bus.
- Communication system according to the invention consists in that previously existing double ring topologies can be reconfigured into the new communication system according to the invention by appropriately switching the Rx / Tx inputs / outputs of a network node. This allows existing double ring topologies to be easily transferred to the new communication system.
- the further ring lines 14 represent, for example, a Synax control system from the Indramat company.
- the drives 13 preferably have an electronic gear functionality that enables the drives 13 to be synchronized without a shaft.
- Each control unit of a network node ' preferably calculates its own master axis, which is defined as a function of the master axis of the master control unit and which is followed by the drives 13 which are controlled by the control unit. The use of a.
- Master control unit has the advantage that the master control unit can be designed to be particularly fail-safe and, for example, can be safely supplied with voltage. This prevents a failure of the master functionality. This ensures that the communication system and thus the controlled machine are switched off even if there is a defect in one of the other control units without damaging the machine.
- the first and the second ring line 6, 7 preferably represent a closed optical fiber ring.
- a control unit that is defective or has to be switched off can be removed from the other networks. As a result, the remaining networks remain functional even though a control unit is switched off. Thus, switching off a control unit does not affect the functionality of the other control units.
- control unit 23 control unit ; 24 first printing tower
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