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Flake Fatigue

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Can It Get Worse?

Yes, It Can. Snowmaggedon Is Here Again.

Ann Arbor Forecast for Wednesday, March 12. Snow during the morning will give way tosnow showers during the afternoon. Chance of snow 70%. Snow accumulating 3-5
inches(7.5-12.7cm). Cold. Morning high 27F(-3C) with temps falling to near 15F (-9C)
and overnight low -3F(-20C). Windy. Winds N at 25 to 35mph(40-56kph). REALLY?
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YeeHaa!

We’re gonna
go do some
CIPingin Arizona!

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Woo-hoo! Welcome to Phoenix!

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Agenda 8:15 AM

16th Term in Review - Report on the Activitiesof the Association
 9:30 AM
Membership - Presentation of Candidates forElection 9:45 AM
Election and Break 10:15 AM User Perspective from the Field EtherNet/IP in Packaging
 10:45 AM Software Defined Networks Will They be the Next Frontier in Industrial
Automation?
 11:30 AM 17th Term - Looking Ahead 12:00 PM Adjourn

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GovernanceDirectors

Michael Höing
VP, Electronics Business Unit
Weidmüller Interface

Tony Shakib
VP, Business Development
IoT Vertical
Cisco Systems
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Cyril Perducat
SVP Strategy-Technology-Solutions/CTO
Schneider Electric

Dr. Thomas Bürger
VP, Engineering
Automation Systems
Bosch Rexroth

Dr. Jürgen Weinhofer
VP, Control Technology & Architecture
Rockwell Automation

Dr. Raimund Sommer
Managing Director,
Process Solutions
Endress+Hauser

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Ikuo Tateishi
Corporate Planning Manager, OEI
Acting CEO, STI
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Governance
Officers


Cyril Perducat, Chairman of the Board

Katherine Voss, President & Executive DirectorRich Harwell, Chief Technology OfficerChristopher Lynch, SecretaryJürgen Weinhofer, Treasurer

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16th Term in Review

Report on Activities of the Association
Katherine Voss, president & executive director

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Global Presence

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Global Presence
HQ Staff & local
PR supporting
European in-country
resources
HQ & HQ Staff

TAG
Korea

TSP DETSP NAODVA ATSwithTAG China

TSP CNTAGJapan
TSP JP
HQ Staff
supportingAsian
in-country
resources

Focused Areas of Operation

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Global Presence

Industry Awareness Face-to-Face Activities

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EtherNet/IP Seminars and Forums: Beijing, Seoul, Shanghai,Tokyo (2X)
ODVA Exhibits at Tradeshows: AIMEX (Korea), Hannover Fair
(Hannover), Industrial Automation Show (Shanghai),
PackExpo (Las Vegas), SPS/IPC/Drives Show (Nuremberg,2X),
System Controls Fair (Tokyo)
ODVA Media Briefing: Hannover, Nuremberg(2X)
ODVA Participation at Industry Events: ARC Forum (Orlando, 2X),
Automation Fair (Houston), Industrial Open Network Fair (Osaka,
Tokyo)

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Global Presence
Industry Awareness Face-to-Face Activities

Germany
Japan

China
Korea

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Global Presence

Vendor Adoption Face-to-Face Activities

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EtherNet/IP QuickStart: Ann Arbor, Boston, Chicago,Frankfurt (2X)
EtherNet/IP Implementor Seminar: Tokyo (3X)
EtherNet/IP Implementor Workshop: Ann Arbor (2X), Boston,
Chicago, Frankfurt (2X)
EtherNet/IP PlugFest: Ann Arbor, Seligenstadt
ODVA College: Kanazawa, Nagoya, Osaka, Tokyo

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Global Presence
Vendor Adoption Face-to-Face Activities

China

Japan

EuropeNorth
America

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Global Presence
ODVA in China

HQ Staff
supporting China
operations

ODVA Automation
Technology Service(Shanghai), Ltd.
●TAG China● TSP China(TÜV Rheinland)● RMB bank accountat Bank of America

Investment started in 2007

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Global Presence
ODVA in China

OfficeNew Hualian Mansion
755 Middle Huai Hai Road
Shanghai

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Global Presence

Chinese “GB” Standardization
EstablishedEtherNet/IP  DeviceNet  ControlNet

In-Process

CIP Safety  CompoNet

Working Committee for the Chinese Standardization of CIP Safety
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Global PresenceSocial MediaODVA on Weibo

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Global Presence
TAG China

1.

Cisco Systems

2.

Deutschmann

3.

Hilscher4.

Panduit5.

Renesas6.

Rockwell Automation

7.

Schneider Electric

8.

Wago

Meet Shirley Li, managing deputy
director of ODVA ATS, who is
helping to build this team. . .
. . . including joint marketingwith the Chinese Associationof Automation.

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Governance

Strategic Plan 2011-2020
Living Initiatives are a
Central Aspect

2010: Growth
2010: Energy
2011: Machinery
2012: Process

In the 16th term, the Growth Initiative
for the 17th Term and beyond has
been a key work activity of the Board
and ODVA staff. Working groups havemade significant progress on theothers. Together these initiatives
reinforce one another.

More on energy, machinery and process now…stay tuned
for an update on growth after the break.
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Strategic Plan

Initiative Energy

Key Milestones
Release of Phase 2a, and significant progress on Phase 2b in
anticipation of submittal in the next publication cycle.
On Track!
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Strategic Plan

Initiative Energy

LIVE MARCH 12, 2014!

Multi-vendor interoperability demonstration of OEU.
(Base Energy Object and the Electrical Energy Object)

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Strategic Plan
Initiative Process
White paper
published in
February 2014
completed
ODVA’s series of“optimization”
white papers
resulting fromthe formation of
ODVA’sinitiatives.
3. Optimizationof Process
Integration(OPI)
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Strategic Plan

Initiative Process
White paper
published in
February 2014
completed
ODVA’s series of“optimization”
white papers
resulting fromthe formation of
ODVA’sinitiatives.
1. Optimizationof Energy
Usage
(OEU)
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Strategic Plan

Initiative Process

ODVA Expects to Announce Formation of a
SIG for Process Applications in 2014
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Strategic Plan

Initiative Machinery
SIG for Machinery Information Formed: Phase 1 Work is
Machine-to-Supervisory Communications

SIG Participants from Members• Bosch Rexroth• Cisco Systems• Omron• Rockwell Automation• Schneider Electric

SIG Participants as Invited Experts
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Strategic Plan

Initiative Machinery

Alliance Partnerships

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2003

EstablishedSpecial Interest Group

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2005

2003

Published
The CIP Safety™ Specification

EstablishedSpecial Interest Group

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2005

2005

2003

Issued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™

Published
The CIP Safety™ Specification

EstablishedSpecial Interest Group

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2006

2005

Adoption by
Sercos Int’lIssued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™

2005

Published 1st Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2007

2006

2005

2005

Adoption by
Sercos Int’lIssued First
Declarationof Conformity
for EtherNet/IP™

Issued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™

Published 1st Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2008
2007

2006

2005

2005

Adoption by
Sercos Int’lIssued First
Declaration
Of Conformity
for EtherNet/IP™

Published
The CIP Safety™ Specification
with CIP Safety on Sercos

Issued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™

Published First Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2011

Announced
Published
The Machinery
The CIP Safety™ Specification
with CIP Safety on Sercos
Initiative
Issued First
2008

2007
2006

2005

Declaration Of Conformity
for EtherNet/IP™
Adoption by
Sercos Int’lIssued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™
2005
Published 1st Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group

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with OPC Foundationand Sercos International“Building on the existing collaboration between ODVAand Sercos International in functional safety, SI has
agreed to participate with ODVA as an alliance partner in
its Machinery Initiative. The cooperation with ODVA andthe joint support of CIP Safety has created substantial
technical and market synergies for the safety network
community.” Peter Lutz, Managing Director of SI

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2013
2011
2008

Published
The CIP Safety™ Specification
with CIP Safety on Sercos

2007
2006

2005

Announced
The Machinery Initiativewith OPC Foundation& Sercos International

Established
Conformance
Testing for
CIP Safety on
Sercos III

Issued First
Declaration Of Conformity
for EtherNet/IP™
Adoption by
Sercos Int’lIssued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™
2005
Published 1st Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group

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● TSP NA

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2013
2013
2011
2008

2005

Established Conformance Testing
for CIP Safety on Sercos III

Announced
The Machinery Initiativewith OPC Foundation& Sercos International

Published
The CIP Safety™ Specification
with CIP Safety on Sercos

2007
2006

Issued First
Declarationof Conformity
for Sercos III

Issued First
Declaration Of Conformity
for EtherNet/IP™
Adoption by
Sercos Int’lIssued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™
Published 1st Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group2005

In total,
77 Declarations of Conformity
have been issued for CIP Safety.
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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2008

Published
The CIP Safety™ Specification
with CIP Safety on Sercos

2007
2006

2005

2013

Published
The CIP
Established Conformance Testing
Safety™
for CIP Safety on Sercos III
Announced
Specification
The Machinery Initiative
withwith OPC Foundation
Safe Motion& Sercos International
2013

2011

2013

Issued First
Declarationof Conformity
for Sercos III

Issued First
Declaration Of Conformity
for EtherNet/IP™
Adoption by
Sercos Int’lIssued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™
Published 1st Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group2005

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Users will be able todeploy networked motion
control systems using
EtherNet/IP and Sercos III
in applications requiring
safe motion functions suchas safe torque off andsafety limited positions.

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2011
2008

2013

To Publish in PC2
CIP Safety™ Spec w/Safe Motion
Issued First2013
Declaration of Conformity for Sercos III
Established Conformance Testing
for CIP Safety on Sercos III
Announced
The Machinery Initiativewith OPC Foundation& Sercos International
2013

Published
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Issued First with CIP Safety on Sercos
Declaration Of Conformity
for EtherNet/IP™
Adoption by
Sercos Int’l
2007

2006

2005

Issued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™
Published 1st Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group2005

In total,
30 Vendors
have been authorized to date
for CIP Safety.

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Technology Milestone
CIP Safety

2011
2008

2013

To Publish in PC2
CIP Safety™ Spec w/Safe Motion
Issued First2013
Declaration of Conformity for Sercos III
Established Conformance Testing
for CIP Safety on Sercos III
Announced
The Machinery Initiativewith OPC Foundation& Sercos International
2013

Published
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Issued First with CIP Safety on Sercos
Declaration Of Conformity
for EtherNet/IP™
Adoption by
Sercos Int’l
2007

2006

2005

Issued First
Declaration of Conformity
for DeviceNet™
Published 1st Edition of
The CIP Safety™ Specification
Established2003
Special Interest Group2005

In total,
30 Vendors
have been authorized to date
for CIP Safety.

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2014
• Test software
subscriptions
available for
EtherNet/IP
and Sercos III

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16th Term in Review

Report on Technical Activitiesof the Association
Rich Harwell, chief technology officer

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When riding the IP wave …

… one should focus on keeping up.
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Agenda• Organization and process review• Key deliverables since 15th general session• Key work in process

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Organization and Process Review
Strategic Initiatives•••

EnergyMachinery
Process

Board of Directors
and Officers

Technical
Review
Board

SpecialSpecialSpecialInterest
Technical
Interest
Working
Interest
Group
Group
GroupsGroup(SIGs+)

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Roster ofTechnical Working Groups
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17

Working Group
Chair/Co-Chair(s)SIG - CIP Safety
P. Kucharski, Rockwell Automation
SIG - CIP System Architecture
D. VanGompel, Rockwell Automation
SIG - CompoNet
T. Li, OMRONSIG - Conformance
Q. Zeng, ODVASIG - DeviceNet of Things
T. Peter, Weidmüller Interface (acting)
SIG - DeviceNet Physical Layer
B. Woodman, Molex
SIG - Distibution Motion
S. Zuponcic, Rockwell Automation
SIG - Energy Applications
R. Blair, Schneider Electric/R. Morgan, Rockwell Automation
SIG - EtherNet/IP Infrastructure
B. LaRette, Schneider Electric
SIG - EtherNet/IP Physical Layer
R. Lounsbury, Rockwell Automation
SIG - EtherNet/IP System Architecture
B. Batke, Rockwell Automation
SIG - Integration of I/O-Link
F. Moritz, SICK
SIG - Integration of Modbus
T. Snide, Schneider Electric
SIG - Machinery Information
R. Beudert, Schneider Electric/L. Leurs, Bosch Rexroth/S. Zuponcic, Rockwell Automation
SIG - Vertical Industry Semiconductor
open, election of successor pending
Workshop - EtherNet/IP Implementors EU Ulrich Kaemmerer, Schneider ElectricWorkshop - EtherNet/IP Implementors NA Kevin Knake, HMS Industrial Networks

Thanks to the chairs for their organization and leadership on
behalf of the greater ODVA community and technology!
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Make-up of theTechnical Review Board (TRB)
1. Chair Rich Harwell (ODVA chief technology officer, employee of Eaton)
2. Representative Rudy Belliardi (employee of Schneider Electric)
3. Representative Paul Didier (employee of Cisco Systems)
4. Representative Jörg Hähniche (employee of Endress+Hauser)
5. Representative Rich Jackson (employee of Omron)
6. Representative Oliver Kleineberg (employee of Belden)
7. Representative Ludwig Leurs (employee of Bosch Rexroth)
8. Representative Eric Scott (employee of Molex)
9. Representative Dave VanGompel (employee of Rockwell Automation)

Meeting at least 2X per month, the TRB is responsible for approval of all work
plans for ODVA’s technical working groups, providing technical guidance to
SIGs in their development of specification enhancements (SEs) and approvalof SEs for integration into ODVA’s specifications.
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ODVA Technology

Contributors• Technical
Working
GroupsThe Common Industrial Protocol and its Network Adaptations• TRB(ODVA Specifications)• ODVA staff

ODVA Conformance
Testing Practice(test plans, testware, administration,
documentation, know how)

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Deliverable Highlights
ODVA Specifications
and Conformance
Testing Practice

3 publication cycles since last meeting
69 Specification Enhancements
Highlights include:• Safety Motion Objects• First Cyber Security Related Updates• IPv6 Plan (Pre-SE)• Parallel Redundancy Protocol – PRP• Energy Extensions• File Object Enhancements• EtherNet/IP CT11, DeviceNet CT25

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Major Work In Process
Highlights of work in progress in SIGs
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EtherNet/IP System Architecture – Accommodation plan for
implementation of IPv6, enhancements for cyber security
IO-Link Integration – enhancements to Volume 7
DeviceNet of Things – Phase 1: initial enhancements to The CIP Networks
Library (primarily in Volumes 1 and 3)
Process Initiative – rationalization of proposed technical work, formation of
new SIG
Energy Applications - Phase 3: transacting energy for the best result
EtherNet/IP Physical Layer – Volume 3, Chapter 8, rewrite with industrial
1G PMD interfaces
Machinery Information – Phase 1: data model for logical groupings andthen map the model into CIP objects and services to support exchange of theinformation between machines and supervisory systems
CIP Motion – enhancements to support machine-to-machine synchronization
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Candidates for Election

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Nominations
Board ofDirectors

Board ofDirectors

Michael Höing

Kent Howard

Eric Scott

Joakim Wiberg

Balluff

Molex

HMS Industrial
Networks

Weidmüller Interface

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EtherNet/IP in Packaging
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Industry leader in primary andsecondary packaging machines

Sleevers
Cartoners
Case Packers
Combination Systems

Leverage automation to create
innovative solutionsElectrical savings
Operational savings
Increase overall line efficiencies

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Packaging Industry


Aagard’s Purpose and Values:• Aagard will enhance people’s lives while providing uniquepackaging solutions that help our customers win.
• WINNING TOGETHER HONORABLY

Aagard is laser focused on maintaining a culturethat fosters creativity through collaboration. We
strive to bring excitement and innovative thinking
to every project we work on. And we’re dedicatedto forming true collaborative partnerships withour customers, which allows us to design unique,industry-leading solutions that give them acompetitive advantage.

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Equipment Overview
Custom Machinery

Up to 40 or 50 axes of motion (typically 20 – 30)
Motion coordination via CIP Sync and CIP Motion

Maksimal Pouching SystemForm, fill & seal 200 pouches/min
Pouch film speed: >600 mm/sec
1 automation controller
17+ servos dependent on requirements

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Pouching Application:
Film Registration
Task: Identify correct cutting & sealing
positions on the filmChallenge: Film speed ≃ 666mm/second but fluctuatesslightly due to the nature of film
Trending is necessary for precise cutting & sealing
Sensor detects the registration mark & triggers the SOE
module 200 times per minute
Servo drive position is correlated with the registration mark& film feed velocity is adjusted for precise speed control

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Cartoner Application:
Random Timing Infeed
Task: Adjust random product timing to match
continuous machine timing
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Sensor is connected to the SOE module
Rising edge trigger initiates timestamp
Extrapolate actual and desired position
Adjust the speed of product
EtherNet/IP & CIP Sync eliminate
variances of previous system• Product travels 1.5” in 10 ms

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Cartoner Application:
Carton Sealing
Task: Control Glue Gun

Challenge: Carton Velocity• 105 inches / second• Product travels 1” in 9.5 ms






Sensor is connected to the SOE module
Rising edge trigger initiates timestamp
Allows glue gun on/off timestamps to be calculated andwritten to a scheduled module
Scheduled module turns glue gun on and off at required
times

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Network Design
Simplification:
Electrical panels distributed throughout machine
Capable of one network• Previously 3 separate networks• I/O, motion, safety

With EtherNet/IP:Everything combined into one

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Common Network Topology

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Additional Benefits
Design Modularity

Simplified design
Faster installation
Operational savings and line efficiencies

3rd Party Device Integration

Barcode scanners
Cameras
Laser printers
Gluing systems

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Troubleshooting
Challenges:Intermittent communication loss
Tracing network problems could take days
No indication of failure point
Often difficult to repeat the problem

With EtherNet/IP:Problem can usually be identified within minutes
Ring topology means built in redundancy

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Data Reporting
Better monitoring, reduced downtimeEtherNet/IP allows more data to be extracted
from drives
Continuous monitoring of status & fault
information

Simplified data collection

Data collection and performance tracking now
standard
Seamless transfer to enterprise systems• Machine Mode & State• Product counts

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Conclusion
EtherNet/IP with CIP Motion & CIP Sync







Simplified design
Greater flexibility
Easier integration with 3rd party devices
Better system monitoring
Reduced downtime
Simplified data collection and enterprise
integration

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Software Defined Networks Will They be the Next Frontier in Industrial
Automation?
Should ODVA create specifications for configuration andoperation of integrated automation networks?

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What do a Data Center andAutomotive Plant Have in Common?
10,000,000

Automotive Plant

1,000,000

Enterprise Data
Center100,000
10,000
1,000
100
10
1
Facility Sq Physical Compute Ethernet
Watts
Watts
Feet
Ethernet (PLC vs. Switches Consumed Consumed
Ports
Server)inin idleoperation

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What does an Automotive Plant Havein Common with a Data Center?
10,000,000

Automotive Plant

1,000,000

Enterprise Data
Center100,000
10,000
1,000

Answer#1…really
big Ethernet
networks!

100
10
1
Facility Sq Physical Compute Ethernet
Watts
Watts
Feet
Ethernet (PLC vs. Switches Consumed Consumed
Ports
Server)inin idleoperation

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Software Defined Networking

SDN enables automation and virtualization ofenterprise data centers.
Open standards are starting to take hold.
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What does an Automotive Plant Havein Common with a Data Center?

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What does an Automotive Plant Havein Common with a Data Center?

Answer #2…they
have functions thatmanage and control
the flow of data aresomewhat similar!

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So what is all this about?
Software Defined Network controllers focus
on controlling the flow of data across a
network in a standard and programmaticway.



PLCs control movement of devices and thus
product through a manufacturing system ina standard and programmatic way.



An SDN Controller is like a PLC.



A switch or router is like an I/O block.

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Functions are Somewhat Similar
A Network Manager is like a PLC. . .

. . . and a switch or router is likean I/O block.

• PLCs control
movement ofdevices and thus
product through amanufacturingsystem in astandard andprogrammaticway.
• Network
Controllers focus
on controlling theflow of data
across a network
in a standard andprogrammatic
way.

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What does an Automotive Plant Havein Common with a Data Center?
Their Ethernet networks all share the following
embedded in all network devices
Management
Plane• Monitoring• Remediation

Control Plane• Behavior• Characteristics

Data Plane• Message transport

Traditionally each network device must be “touched” to configure andmanage these planes - with the Control Plane being touched the most –creating complexity

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SDN Helps Reduce Complexity by
Automating the Configuration of Planes

Today and Tomorrow
SDN Controller
Touch Many
Configure Many

Switch/Router/?
Switch/Router/?
Switch/Router/?

Touch One
Configure Many
Dynamically

API

CPU

Memory

LLC

LLC

LLC

MAC

MAC

MAC

PHY

PHY

PHY

Data Plane
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API/Protocol

Switch/Router/?
Switch/Router/?
Switch/Router/?

Management
ControlCPU

Management
Control

Memory

LLC

LLC

LLC

MAC

MAC

MAC

PHY

PHY

PHY

Data Plane
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The Challengesof Convergence and Expertise

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Today -Separate Management of Network Assets

IT Administrator

Routers, Switches, Bridges, Firewalls, Desktops,
Laptops, Servers, …

NMS

Manage, Configure, Control
IT Network Management Center

IT Assets

Enterprise IT
LAN
IEDs, RTUs, PLCs, Drives, Actuators, Sensors,
Cameras, Pump Stations, …

Floor Operator
Historian
HMI

Control
Network LAN

OT Network Management Center

Manage, Configure, Control

OT Assets

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Problems and Challenges

Two Sets ofManagement
Systems

No Policy
Integration

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Security
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So where is the complexity?
 The Control Plane has five Pillars that require specific network

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Configuration andManagement

Quality ofService/Performance

Mobility

VirtualSegmentation

High Availability

expertise.
 Currently each Pillar must be configured separately yet eachhas an impact on the others.

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What Resides in these Pillars?
1.

Scalable High Availability-

2.

Virtual Segmentation-

3.

VLAN, VDC, Contexts, 802.1Q, VRF, MPLS VPN, EVN, VXLAN, LISP, SXP, SGT

Mobility (Layer 2 extension and Host Routing)-

4.

EIGRP, OSPF, IS-IS, BGP, MP-BGP, Spanning Tree, MC-LAG, Cluster, VSS, VPC, HSRP, VRRP,
GLBP, ISSU,PFR, MPLS TE, etc.

OTV, VLAN 802.1Q, L2TPv3, MPLS Pseudo Wire, MPLS VPLS, MPLS EVPN, VXLAN, LISP,
CAP/WAP

Quality of Service with Service Assurance-

Modular QoS, WRR, DWRR, SRR, Strict Priority, MLS QoS, HQoS, WTD, Policing, Shaping,
Hierarchical Shaping, Bandwidth Remaining Ratio, RED, WRED, DBL, WFQ, etc.

5. Single point of configuration and management-

CLI, Cisco Prime Infrastructure, DCNM, Cisco Fabric Manager, XML/CLI Scripting, Cisco
Configuration Professional, Cisco Prime Analytics, Cisco Prime Network, Cisco Prime
Performance Manager, Cisco Prime Central, Cisco Prime Provisioning, Cisco ONE/XNC, Open
Daylight, CIAC, Cloupia, Openstack Nebula, Cisco WAN Manager, etc.

Each is impacted by vendor-specific characteristics
requiring expertise to optimize their use.
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The Benefits of Software Defined Networking
Can Apply to Industrial Automation
•
•
•
•
•
•
•

}

Lower Cost
Flexibility
Faster deployment
More dynamic
Control the network configuration as anentityEliminate device by device configuration
treatment
Provides for application control of the
network
Facilitates Network Automation for changes

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SDN and a VLAN or 2
Today manual:•
Determine ports
used•
Get/choose VLAN
number•Get/choose IP
address•
Create VLAN•
Assign ports to
VLAN•
Connect locally andconfigure via
device interface
SDN programmatic:• SDN server
application finds
network devices• SDN server
application finds end
points connected to
network• Control program
requests SDN server
to connect devices• Control Program
requests ….

Switch/Router/?

CPU

Memory

LLC

LLC

LLC

MAC

MAC

MAC

PHY

PHY

PHY

PLC

Switch/Router/?
PLC

CPU

Memory

LLC

LLC

LLC

MAC

MAC

MAC

PHY

PHY

PHY

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Drive

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SDN Standards Today

OpenDaylight: open source controller



OpenFlow: open source protocol/API

Both are current communities providing standards for
Software Defined Networks

Both are open and may be used together

Overlapping vendor support

Data center focused

Underlying hardware provides performance differentiation
only; throughput etc.

No thought to the industrial space
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Can ODVA Bring SDN Concepts
to Industrial Automation?


CIP and EtherNet/IP can be used to create a an
Industrial Network Controller for the automation
network infrastructure.

This Controller can be used to operate switches
and routers as we do I/O today.



CIP can be extended to communicate with the
network infrastructure devices with new
attributes.

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Controller Architecture Overview
CIP, RestfulAPI, …

Floor Operator
HistorianHMI

SDN Controller
ENG Applications
Visualizer

Asset DiscManagerCompliance

OT Applications
OT
Topology
DE
Visualizer

Asset Disc
SecurityMgr.

OT Network Management Center
IT-OT
Proxy
OT-IT
Agent

RESTFUL API
Standard ENG Services
Topology
Inventory

PolicyEngineQoSNIB

OT Services
Prot
Analyzer
PCE

DAS

PolicyEngineData ModelOT Assets
CIP,
Profinet, …

OnePK, OpenFlow,
CLI, SNMP, …
IT Assets

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The Call to Action
Management
Plane

Control Plane

EtherNet/ IP™
SDN

CIP Messages
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PLC
PROFINET

Data Plane

Data Plane
I/O

True Convergence
EtherNet/IP and CIP
controlling a
multiprotocol
automation network
based on standard
Ethernet.

I/O

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Thank You

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17th Term
Looking Ahead

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The Company
Directors

Michael Höing
VP, Electronics Business Unit
Weidmüller Interface

Cyril Perducat
SVP Strategy-Technology
Schneider Electric

Dr. Jürgen Weinhofer
VP, Control Technology & Architecture
Rockwell Automation

Tony Shakib
VP, Business Development
IoT Vertical
Cisco Systems

Dr. Thomas Bürger
VP, Engineering
Automation Systems
Bosch Rexroth

Dr. Raimund Sommer
Managing Director,
Process Solutions
Endress+Hauser

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Kent Howard
President, Balluff Inc.
Balluff

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The Company
Officers

Katherine Voss, President & Executive DirectorRich Harwell, Chief Technology OfficerChristopher Lynch, SecretaryJürgen Weinhofer, Treasurer

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The Company

Technical Review Board (TRB)

1. Chair Rich Harwell (ODVA chief technology officer, employee of Eaton)
2. Representative Rudy Belliardi (employee of Schneider Electric)
3. Representative Paul Didier (employee of Cisco Systems)
4. Representative Jörg Hähniche (employee of Endress+Hauser)
5. Representative Rich Jackson (employee of Omron)
6. Representative Ludwig Leurs (employee of Bosch Rexroth)
7. Representative Eric Scott (employee of Molex)
8. Representative Dave VanGompel (employee of Rockwell Automation)
9. Representative Joakim Wiberg (employee of HMS Industrial Networks)

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