Features:
- Keeps local input evaluation separate from PROFIBUS DP data exchange.
- Supports equidistant PROFIBUS DP and direct device data exchange.
- Retains operating data in backed SRAM alongside a hardware clock.
The FM 458-1 DP module performs calculation and control work inside a SIMATIC S7-400 rack.
Its local digital inputs remain separate from the PROFIBUS DP communication path used for distributed devices.
Clock, backup and alarm functions provide timing, retention and status information around the control task.
The Siemens 6DD1607-0AA2 FM 458-1 DP Application Module may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Siemens 6DD1607-0AA2 FM 458-1 DP Application Module Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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How the eight local inputs are interpreted
- Connector X2: All eight digital input channels enter through this connector.
- Logical 0: An input between -1 and +6 V is evaluated as the low state.
- Logical 1: The high-state window extends from 13.5 to 33 V.
- Transition time: A 0-to-1 change is accepted within 5 microseconds maximum.
PROFIBUS services around the control task
- Equidistance: The DP path can operate with timing linked to interrupt tasks.
- Direct exchange: Slave-to-slave communication is supported without using the X2 inputs.
- Distributed I/O: The interface connects remote I/O and drive data to module processing.
- Separation: Optional interface modules provide galvanic separation where the input design requires it.
Retained data and timekeeping
- Stored context: SRAM retains the module data under backup.
- Backup load: The battery circuit draws no more than 15 microamps.
- Time base: The onboard real-time clock resolves 500 ms intervals.
- Power boundary: The module accepts both the documented 5 V and 24 V DC supplies.
Status and alarm handling
- Alarm support: The module reports alarm events to the automation system.
- Input state: Each channel is evaluated against the defined low and high voltage windows.
- Bus state: DP communication status is distinct from the local X2 channel condition.
- Retained state: Backed memory preserves stored data independently of the real-time clock resolution.