Features:
- The CPU 941 scans the S5-115U user program and maintains the process image.
- Flags, timers, counters, and analog or digital addresses support program execution.
- Cycle, interrupt, and time-controlled processing serve different event paths.
Input states enter the process image before the cyclic logic runs.
Program results update the output image after the assigned operations complete.
A replacement requires both the correct CPU execution and the retained project data.
The Siemens 6ES5941-7UA12 SIMATIC S5-115U CPU 941 Processor may remain available for quotation and support beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Siemens 6ES5941-7UA12 SIMATIC S5-115U CPU 941 Processor Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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Moving process values through one controller cycle
- Input image: The CPU copies field input states into the process image.
- Logic execution: The user program evaluates those states with the configured operations.
- Output image: Calculated results are transferred to the addressed outputs.
- Cycle monitor: Execution time is checked against the configured limit.
Relating stored logic to working controller data
- Program RAM: Internal memory holds the active portion of the user logic.
- Flags: Bit memory carries intermediate states between program operations.
- Timers: Configured time values govern delayed or duration-based actions.
- Counters: Event counts are retained and evaluated within their assigned range.
Separating cyclic logic from scheduled or interrupt tasks
- Cyclic blocks: Normal control logic runs in the repeating program scan.
- Interrupt blocks: Configured events call the assigned higher-priority processing.
- Time blocks: Scheduled tasks execute at their defined intervals.
- Return path: The CPU resumes the interrupted program after the event block completes.
Restoring controller behavior with the replacement CPU
- Project copy: The approved S5 program provides the logic and block structure.
- Address match: Rack and I/O assignments must correspond to the installed modules.
- Retentive data: Required flags, timers, counters, and startup values are preserved.
- Commissioning: Inputs are verified before the restored program is allowed to drive outputs.