Technical data

SINAUT PG Routing
4.2 System requirements for PG routing
Software
System Manual, 07/2009, C79000-G8976-C222-07
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Step 1:
First download the newly compiled SDBs to the TIM module in the master station (in the
illustrated example, this is TIM 4 a) and then activate the SDBs by restarting the TIM
module. TIM 4 is now routing-compliant.
Repeat this procedure for all TIM modules in the master station if there is more than one TIM
module.
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Figure 4-5 Step 1 of central SDB download in the sample configuration
Over the now routing-compliant master TIM 4, the PG now has access to all station or node
TIM modules connected directly to this master TIM over WAN a and WAN b. In the example,
the PG can reach both TIM 4 b and TIM 3 a TIM modules over WAN but not the local CPU
modules, the TIM 4 c of the node station.
Since the two TIM modules TIM 4 b and TIM 3 a are now accessible, the PG can run the
diagnostics and service functions for both these TIM modules. This means that SDBs can
also be transferred to these two TIM modules by the PG.