SIMATIC Energy Suite

V14 SP1 Visualization

Example

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 Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Warranty and Liability ................................................................................................. 2
1 Task ..................................................................................................................... 4
2 Solution............................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Overview............................................................................................... 5
2.2 Hardware and software components ................................................... 6
2.2.1 Validity .................................................................................................. 6
2.2.2 Components used ................................................................................ 6
3 Configuration and Settings............................................................................... 8
3.1 Prerequisite .......................................................................................... 8
3.2 Creating an Energy Suite V14 SP1 visualization ................................. 9
3.2.1 Creating a visualization on Comfort Panels and WinCC Runtime
Advanced ............................................................................................. 9
3.2.2 Creating a visualization in WinCC Runtime Professional .................. 16
3.3 Adjusting the Energy Suite V14 visualization ..................................... 21
3.3.1 Adjusting the visualization on Comfort Panels and WinCC
Runtime Advanced ............................................................................. 21
3.3.2 Adjusting the visualization of WinCC Runtime Professional .............. 23
4 Operating the Application Example ............................................................... 25
4.1 Comfort Panels and WinCC Runtime Advanced................................ 25
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4.2 WinCC Runtime Professional ............................................................. 27

5 Links & Literature ............................................................................................ 29
6 History............................................................................................................... 29

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 1 Task

1 Task
Introduction
In many companies the energy costs represent a great share of the total costs.
When the internal energy flows cannot be acquired, only the total energy
consumption and the total costs are known. In this case the plant is like a black
box.
Due to the following developments, the energy management is becoming an
increasingly central topic in production:
 Increasing energy costs
 Increasing significance of environmentally-friendly production processes
 Legal measures
With the SIMATIC Energy Suite you can acquire and archive the energy
consumption of your production plant. You can display the energy data on an HMI
operator panel to give you an additional overview of the current energy
consumption.

Overview of the automation task

The following figure provides an overview of the automation task.
Figure 1-1
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CPU
S7-1500

PROFINET IE

Production plant

ET200SP (including 3VA2 Simocode SINAMICS SENTRON Third party

Energy meter) Molded pro V PN G120 7KM PAC Devices
Case
Circuit Breaker

Description of the application example

The application example shows you how to visualize the energy data of your
production plant. The energy data is displayed on the Comfort Panels as well as
with WinCC Runtime Advanced and WinCC Runtime Professional.

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2.1 Overview

2 Solution
2.1 Overview
Schematic layout
The figure below shows a schematic illustration of the main components of this
solution.
Figure 2-1

CPU S7-1500

Comfort Panel
Scalance
PROFINET IE

COM800
Runtime Advanced
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3VA line

Runtime Professional

3VA PAC4200

Advantages
The solution presented here offers the following advantages:
 Reducing the engineering effort
 Uniform visualization layout
 Time and costs savings
 Visualizing the SIMATIC Energy Suite energy data
 User-defined adjustment of the visualization

Topics not covered by this application

This application example does not contain a description of:
 Basic programming of controllers and HMIs.
 Creating an energy program with SIMATIC Energy Suite
Information for creating an energy program with SIMATIC Energy Suite can be
found in the application example “SIMATIC Energy Suite – Getting Started”.
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 2 Solution
2.2 Hardware and software components

Assumed knowledge
Basic knowledge of:
 the interaction of controller and HMI.
 the configuration of a controller as well as an HMI.
 the configuration of SIMATIC Energy Suite

2.2 Hardware and software components

2.2.1 Validity

This application example is valid for the following components:

 STEP 7 Professional V14 SP1
 WinCC Advanced V14 SP1
 WinCC Professional V14 SP1
 Comfort Panels
 CPU S7-1500 as of firmware V2.0

2.2.2 Components used

The application example has been created with the following components.
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Hardware components
Table 2-1
Component Qty. Article number Note
CPU 1513-1 V2.0 1 6ES7513-1AL01-0AB0 Firmware V2.0 required.
Alternatively, any other
CPU from the S7-1500
product family that has
firmware V2.0 (apart from
S7-1500S) can be used.
SIMATIC Memory Card 1 6ES7954-8FL02-0AA0 Alternatively, you can also
(24MB) use SIMATIC memory
cards with other storage
sizes
TP1200 Comfort Panel 1 6AV2124-0MC01-0AX0 Alternatively, any other
Comfort Panel can also be
used.
3VA2 molded-case circuit 1 3VA2225-5KQ32-0AA0 Molded-case circuit breaker
breaker are only supported with
ETU 8 series
COM800 data 3VA9987-0TA10 Alternatively, a COM100
concentrator can also be used.
SENTRON PAC4200 7KM4211-.BA00-.AA0 Switched Ethernet
PROFINET expansion
module required

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2.2 Hardware and software components

Software components
Table 2-2
Component Qty. Article number Note
SIMATIC STEP 7 1 6ES7822-1A.04-0YA5 -
Professional V14 SP1
Update 2
WinCC Professional 1 6AV2103-0XA04-0A.5 -
V14 SP1
Update 2
WinCC Runtime 1 6AV2104-0.A04-0A.0 -
Advanced V14 SP1
Update 2
WinCC Runtime 1 6AV2105-0.A04-0A.0 -
Professional V14 SP1
Update 2
SIMATIC Energy Suite 1 6AV2108-0AA04-0A.5 -
V14 SP1
Update 2
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3.1 Prerequisite

3 Configuration and Settings

3.1 Prerequisite
For you to be able to use the visualization properly, it is assumed that you have
already generated an energy program with the SIMATIC Energy Suite. For more
information, please refer to the “SIMATIC Energy Suite - Getting Started”
application example:
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In the present application example and the corresponding example project, the
following components have already been created in the TIA Portal project:
 a CPU S7-1513
 a Comfort Panel
 one PC station with WinCC Runtime Advanced
 one PC station with WinCC Runtime Professional
Energy program in the example project
In the example project, an energy program with the following three energy objects
has already been created and generated in the CPU S7-1513:
Table 3-1
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Energy object Energy data Energy data Operator panel

source
SENTRON Advanced energy Comfort Panels
"Energy_Filling_Comfort”
PAC4200 data
Basic energy Runtime
"Energy_Packaging_RT_Adv Variable from DB
data Advanced
Advanced energy Runtime
"Energy_line1_RT_Prof” COM800
data Professional

Example project basic energy data

Note You can generate basic energy data from a tag as well as from the connected
measurement hardware.

In the example project, this has been implemented for WinCC Runtime Advanced
by means of a tag from a global data block.
Every second a random value changes the value of the tags within predefined
limits. All STEP 7 blocks that are required for the energy value simulation can be
found in the controller in “Program blocks” in the folder “Simulation”.
Download the configuration to the “PLCSim Advanced”. In Wincc Runtime
Advanced, you can then test the Energy Suite visualization without measurement
hardware and restriction.
Example project advanced energy data

Note You can generate advanced energy data with the Energy Suite V14 only from a
connected measurement hardware.

In the example project, this has been realized for the Comfort Panel and WinCC
Runtime Professional. To be able to use the visualization without restrictions, you
need real measurement hardware. A simulation is not possible.

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3.2 Creating an Energy Suite V14 SP1 visualization

3.2.1 Creating a visualization on Comfort Panels and WinCC Runtime
Advanced

The table below shows you the configuration steps that enable you to connect the
visualization examples from this application example with an existing energy
program.

Hinweis To visualize the extended energy data (current, voltage, frequency, ...) on your
operator panel, you must configure an acyclic communication.
For more information, please refer to the “SIMATIC Energy Suite - Getting
Started” application example in chapter 5.4.3 "Configuring acyclic
communication":
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Table 3-2
No. Action
1. Download the “109739775_EnS_Visu_LIB_V14_SP1.zip” library from the entry
page of this application example and save it locally on your computer.
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2. Unzip the zip file.

3.  Open the “Libraries” task card in the TIA Portal (1).
 Click on “Open global library” (2).
 Navigate to the unzipped “EnS_Visu_V14_SP1” library and select it (3).
 Click on “Open” to open the library in your project (4).

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No. Action
4. Inserting tag table
 Open the “Master copies > EnergySuite >VisuComfort/RT Advanced
>TagTable” folder in the “Global library” (1).
 Drag the “EnS_Visu” tag table to the “HMI tags" of the operator panel (2).
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5. Inserting pop-up
 Open the “Master copies > EnergySuite >VisuComfort/RT Advanced >Pop-
up” folder in the “Global library” (1).
 Drag both, the “energyBasic_Pop-up” and “energy Adv_Pop-up” into the
“Pop-up screens” of the HMI (2).

Note
For each further energy object, you need to insert a separate pop-up screen.
Before you paste the pop-ups again, change the name of the pop-up screens (3),
otherwise the system function "ShowPopupScreen" will call the wrong pop-up
screen.

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No. Action
6. Inserting faceplate
 Open the screen in which you would like to place the faceplate for the energy
values.
In this application example the “Topic_001.0” screen (1).
 Drag the “EnO_Faceplate” faceplate from the “Faceplate” library folder to the
desired screen (2).
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7. Detail view of the energy object - opening data block

 Open the folder of the energy object to be visualized, here “EnO –
Energy_Filling_Comfort”, in the CPU in “Program blocks > Energy Suite
Program > EnS – energy objects” (1).
 Select the "Energy_Filling_Comfort" data block (2).
 The “Details view” of the data block opens in the project navigation.

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No. Action
8. Interconnecting UDTs
 Select the faceplate in the screen (1).
 Open the “Interface” of the faceplate (2).
 Individually drag the UDTs “energyMeta” and “energyBasic” from the detail
view to the interface parameter of the faceplate with the same name, using
drag-and-drop (3).
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9. Interconnecting UDTs
 In the CPU in “Energy Suite - program”, select the
“Energy_Filling_Comfort_Adv" data block (1).
 Select the faceplate in the work area (2).
 From the “Details view” of the data block, drag the “advData” UDT to the
“energyAdv” interface parameter.

The faceplate is now completely interconnected.

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No. Action
10. Optional: Adjusting the pop-up call
If you visualize seveal energy objects, you have to adjust the name of the
corresponding pop-up (from step 5) in the pop-up events.

11. Adjusting object references

Adjust the tag references of the tags to the faceplates using the “Change object
references” dialog. You can exchange a great number of tags on faceplates with
it, for example, when the faceplate was created with copy and paste. Adjust the
pop-up as follows:
 Open the “energyBasic_Pop-up” pop-up (1).
 Select all objects of the pop-up with the <CTRL+A> key combination.
 Right click an object of the pop-up (2).
 Click “Change object references" in the context menu (3).
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Note
If you visualize several energy objects, you may have to adjust the system
function "ShowPopupScreen" for the button which shows/hides the advanced
energy data ( 4 ). The system function parameter "Name of the screen" must be
identical to the pop-up screen name "energyAdv_Pop-up"/"energyBasic_Pop-up"
of the energy object.
energyBasic_Pop-up energyAdv_Pop-up

4 4

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No. Action
12. Adjusting object references
 Enter “EnO_Name” in the “Find in reference” field (1).
 Replace the name of the “Energy_Filling_Comfort” energy object (2).
Make sure the spelling of the energy object is identical to that in the energy
object table of the controller.
 Click on “Replace all” (3).
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Close the dialog with “OK” once all 15 object references have been changed.
13. Adjusting object references
Repeat steps 10 and 11 for the “energyAdv_Pop-up” pop-up.
Note
When you have adjusted all objects successfully, you will get an information box
“Number of replaced elements: 57”.

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No. Action
14. Optional: Changing the time interval of the trend display
 Select the trend display (1).
 Open the “time axis” entry in the properties (2).
 Enter the new duration in seconds in the entry field next to “Time interval” (3).
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Note:
An adjustment of the time interval is recommended as soon as you select an
archiving period that is unequal 15 minutes.
15. Save your project.
16. Transfer the configuration to your operator panel, or start WinCC Runtime
Advanced.

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3.2.2 Creating a visualization in WinCC Runtime Professional

The table below shows you the configuration that enables you to connect the
visualization examples with an existing energy program.

Note Make sure that you have also installed “SIMATIC Energy Suite Runtime Toolbox
V14” for WinCC Runtime Professional.
More information on the “SIMATIC Energy Suite Runtime Toolbox V14” can be found in
the application example “SIMATIC Energy Suite – Getting Started” in chapter 4.3.
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Table 3-3
No. Action
1. Download the “109739775_EnS_Visu_LIB_V14_SP1.zip” library from the entry
page of this application example and save it locally on your computer.
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2. Unzip the zip file.
3.  Open the “Libraries” task card in the TIA Portal (1).
 Click on “Open global library” (2).
 Navigate to the unzipped “EnS_Visu” library and select it (3).
 Click on “Open” to open the library in your project (4).
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No. Action
4. Inserting tag table
 Open the “Master copies > EnergySuite >VisuRuntimeProf >TagTable” folder
in the “Global library” (1).
 Drag the “EnS_Visu” tag table to the “HMI tags" of the operator panel (2).
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5. Inserting screens
 Open the “Types” folder in the library (1).
 Drag the screens below to the “Screens” of WinCC RT Professional.
– "energyAdv_Screen"
– "energyBasic_Screen"
– "energyBasicPerData_Screen"

Note
In the library in the folder “Templates > EnergySuite > VisuRuntimeProf >
Screens”, you can also find those three screens without typing.

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No. Action
6. Inserting screen window
 Open the screen in which you would like to place the energy values. In this
application example in “Screen_1” (1).
 Drag the “EnO_ScreenWindow” screen window to the work area of the
screen (2).
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Note:
The screen window only has to be placed once in the screen, even for several
energy objects.
In Runtime, the screen window automatically adjusts itself to the size of the
screens from step 5 and the energy data is therefore displayed in the appropriate
screen.
7. Inserting faceplate
Drag the “EnO_Faceplate” faceplate to “Screen_1”.

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No. Action
8. Detail view of the energy object - opening data block
 Open the folder of the energy object to be visualized in the CPU in “Program
blocks > Energy Suite – program > EnS – energy objects”. In this application
example “EnO – Energy_line1_RT_Prof” (1).
 Select the "Energy_line1_RT_Prof" data block (2).
 The “Details view” of the data block opens in the project navigation.
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9. Interconnecting UDTs
 Select the template in the work area (1).
 Open the “Interface” of the faceplate in “Properties” (2).
 Individually drag the UDTs “energyMeta” and “energyBasic” from the detail
view to the interface parameter of the faceplate with the same name, using
drag-and-drop (3).

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No. Action
10. Interconnecting UDTs
 In the CPU in “Energy Suite - program”, select the
“Energy_line1_RT_Prof_Adv" data block (1).
 Select the faceplate in the work area (2).
 From the “Details view” of the data block, drag the “advData” UDT to the
“energyAdv” interface parameter.
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11. Supplementing Eno_Name

 Open the advanced view of the “EnO-Name” interface parameter (1).
 In Runtime Professional under “HMI tags”, open the
“Energy_line1_RT_Prof_energyMeta” structure (2).
 Select “name” structure element (3).
 Confirm your selection (4).

Note:
The screen tags (from step 5) are supplemented via a script by the name entered
for the energy object in the “EnO_Name” field (tag prefix). With this step, all tags
of the screens are interconnected with the parameters of the energy program.
12. Save your project.
13. Start Runtime Professional.

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3.3 Adjusting the Energy Suite V14 visualization

If you have already created an Energy Suite V14 energy program, you can adjust
the visualization of the energy data to the latest version with the attached library.

Advantage
 Your Energy Suite V14 configuration is available for further use
 Via the advanced energy data, you can easily expand your visualization

Prerequisite
Prior to changing your visualization to Energy Suite V14 SP1, you first need to
generate your energy program with the Energy Suite V14 SP1 and configure an
acyclic communication for the extended energy data. For more information, please
refer to the “Energy Suite - Getting Started” application example in the chapter
“Generating the program code”:
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3.3.1 Adjusting the visualization on Comfort Panels and WinCC Runtime

Advanced

The following table shows you which alterations are necessary to adjust your
visualization to the latest version.
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Table 3-4
No. Action
1. Download the “109739775_EnS_Visu_LIB_V14_SP1.zip” library and unzip the
file.
Open the library in TIA Portal (see steps 1 to 3 in Table 3-2).
2. Replacing the pop-up
 Open the “Master copies > EnergySuite >VisuComfort/RT Advanced >Pop-
up” folder in the “Global library” (1).
 Drag both, the “energyBasic_Pop-up” and “energy Adv_Pop-up” into the
“Pop-up screens” of the HMI (2).

A notification window appears, stating that the name “energyBasic_Pop-up”

already exists.

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No. Action
3.  Select the "Replace existing objects and move to this location" option (1).
 Confirm the selection with “OK” (2).

4. Updating the faceplate instance

 Open the types of the “Global libraries” (1).
 Right-click the “EnO_FaceplateComf” type (2).
 Select the “Update > Project" option (3).
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5. Select the devices for which you want to update the faceplate type and confirm
the selection by clicking “OK”.

All existing faceplate instances in the project have been updated to the latest type
and the interfaces have been adopted.
Note
If your project has not been updated to TIA Portal V14 SP1 yet, a note appears
asking you to confirm the update.
6. Proceed with the further configurations as described in Table 3-2 , starting from
step 9.

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3.3.2 Adjusting the visualization of WinCC Runtime Professional

The following table shows the necessary steps to update the Energy Suite V14
visualization examples to the latest version.
Table 3-5
No. Action
1. Download the “109739775_EnS_Visu_LIB_V14_SP1.zip” library and unzip the
file.
Open the library in TIA Portal (see steps 1 to 3 in Table 3-3).
2. Select the “energyBasic_Screen” screen in Runtime Professional and delete it.
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3. Inserting new screens

 Open the “Types” of the library (1)
 Drag the screens below from the library to the “Screens” of WinCC RT
Professional (2).
– "energyAdv_Screen"
– "energyBasic_Screen"
– "energyBasicPerData_Screen"

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No. Action
4. Updating the faceplate instance
 Open the types of the “Global libraries” (1).
 Right-click the “EnO_FaceplateProf” type (2).
 Select the “Update > Project" option (3).
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5. Select the devices for which you want to update the faceplate type and confirm
the selection by clicking “OK”.

All existing faceplate instances in the project have been updated to the latest type
and the interfaces have been adopted.
Note
If your project has not been updated to TIA Portal V14 SP1 yet, a note appears
asking you to confirm the update.
6. Proceed with the further configurations as described in Table 3-3 , starting from
step 10.

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 4 Operating the Application Example
4.1 Comfort Panels and WinCC Runtime Advanced

4 Operating the Application Example

4.1 Comfort Panels and WinCC Runtime Advanced
With Comfort Panels and WinCC Runtime Advanced, the energy data is displayed
to you as faceplate. When you click on the faceplate, a pop-up opens up. This pop-
up (see figure 4-2) shows you the current and periodic energy data. For the current
energy data, you have the option to show the advanced energy data via the
expand button “+” (Pos. No. 10) (Figure 4-3).
Faceplate
Figure 4-1 4

Pop-up basic energy data

Figure 4-2
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1 Status of the energy object

2 Current energy consumption (unit is adjusted automatically)

3 Current power (unit is adjusted automatically)

4 Name of the energy object

5 Energy consumption of the last period

6 Average power of the last period

7 Graphic display with current power and average power of the last period

8 Total period in seconds

9 Current period in seconds

10 Showing "advanced energy data" (see Figure 4-3)

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Pop-up Advanced energy data

Figure 4-3

2
3

1 Button for selecting the electrical measurand

2 Current measured value, depending on the selected measurand

3 Graphical display for visualization of the measured values

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4 Hiding "advanced energy data" display

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 4 Operating the Application Example
4.2 WinCC Runtime Professional

4.2 WinCC Runtime Professional

In WinCC Runtime Professional the energy data is also shown to you as faceplate.
When you click on the faceplate, a screen window opens up. This screen window
(see figure 4-4) shows you the online and periodic data. In the detail view, you
have the option to display the archived data in a user-defined view (Figure 4-6) or
to show the advanced energy data (Figure 4-7).

Faceplate
Figure 4-4

Screen window overview

Figure 4-5
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1 Status of the energy object

2 Current energy consumption

3 Current power

4 Name of the energy object

5 Energy consumption of the last period

6 Average power of the last period

7 Graphic display with power of the periodic data (automatically scaled)

8 Graphic display with power of the online data (automatically scaled)

9 Button to view the detail display (see Figure 4-6)

10 Showing "advanced energy data" (see Figure 4-7)

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Detail view of screen window

1 2 3 4
Figure 4-6

1 Closing the detail view

2 Enlarging/minimizing of graphic display of periodic data

3 Selection for manual time range

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4 Manual adjustment of energy values

5 Data export of current course of the trend

6 Graphic display of periodic data

7 Tabular view of periodic data

Screen window Advanced energy data

Figure 4-7

1 Button for selecting the electrical quantity

2 Current measured value

3 Graphical display for visualization of the measured values

4 Hiding "advanced energy data"

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 5 Links & Literature

5 Links & Literature

Table 5-1
Topic
\1\ Siemens Industry Online Support
https://support.industry.siemens.com
\2\ Download page of the entry
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109739775

\3\ SIMATIC Energy Suite in Online Support

https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109738104
\4\ SIMATIC Energy Suite - Getting Started
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109739102
\5\ Energy data acquisition in the Online Support
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109738130

\6\ SIMATIC Energy Suite – Example of the Energy Data Files

https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109739772
\7\ Energy management with SIMATIC in Industry Online Support
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/68043160
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6 History
Table 6-1
Version Date Modifications
V1.0 11/2016 First version
V2.0 06/2017 Description for "Advanced energy data" added
V2.1 08/2017 Adjust to TIA Portal V14 SP1 Update 2
Step "Removing/Hiding elements for advanced energy data"
deleted

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