Siemens 6ES7613-1SB02-1AC0 SIMATIC C7-613

Name: Siemens 6ES7613-1SB02-1AC0 SIMATIC C7-613
Brand: Siemens
SKU: 6ES7613-1SB02-1AC0
Price: 1308.00 EUR
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€ 1.308,00

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SKU: 6ES7613-1SB02-1AC0 Category: HMI & Display Brand: Siemens

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The Siemens SIMATIC C7-613, part number 6ES7613-1SB02-1AC0, is a compact combined controller and operator panel unit belonging to the SIMATIC C7 product family. It integrates a programmable logic controller (PLC) based on the S7-300 CPU architecture with an operator panel (OP) into a single housing, eliminating the need for separate HMI and controller hardware. This all-in-one design is intended for machine-level automation where space and wiring economy are priorities.

The C7-613 features an integrated monochrome display with touch or key-based operator input, onboard digital I/O, and MPI (Multi-Point Interface) communication for integration into SIMATIC networks. It supports STEP 7 programming software for PLC logic and ProTool for HMI configuration, allowing both control and visualization to be engineered within the Siemens TIA-compatible toolchain. The unit operates on 24 V DC supply and is built to industrial standards for reliability in demanding environments.

The SIMATIC C7-613 is typically deployed in standalone machine control applications such as packaging machinery, conveyor systems, and small-scale process automation. Its compact integrated form factor makes it well suited for panel installations with limited space, where a dedicated PLC cabinet and separate HMI panel would be impractical. Industries such as food and beverage, automotive assembly, and general manufacturing commonly use this unit for localized machine control and operator interaction.

Technical Specifications

Series/Product Family	SIMATIC C7
Input/Operating Voltage	24 V DC
Communication Interface	MPI (Multi-Point Interface)
Integrated I/O	Digital inputs and outputs onboard
Programming Software	STEP 7 (PLC), ProTool (HMI)
Display Type	Monochrome LCD
Operating Temperature	0 °C to +55 °C
Storage Temperature	-20 °C to +70 °C
Relative Humidity	10 % to 95 %, non-condensing
IP/Protection Rating	IP65 (front panel)
Mounting	Panel mounting
Certifications	CE, UL

Common Error Codes & System Events

Event ID: 10000: Loss of communication on MPI interface. The C7 unit cannot establish or maintain connection with other MPI nodes.
Check MPI cable connections and termination resistors. Verify MPI address settings and bus parameters in STEP 7 hardware configuration.
Event ID: 10001: PLC CPU in STOP mode. The integrated S7-300 CPU has transitioned to STOP state due to a program or hardware fault.
Check the diagnostic buffer in STEP 7 (SIMATIC Manager) for the cause of the STOP. Correct the program error or hardware fault and perform a CPU restart.
Event ID: 10002: Memory card error. The C7 unit cannot read from or write to the installed memory card.
Remove and reinsert the memory card. If the error persists, replace the memory card and reload the user program.
Event ID: 10003: Battery voltage low. The backup battery for retaining RAM data and the real-time clock is below the required threshold.
Replace the backup battery with the correct Siemens replacement type. After replacement, verify the real-time clock setting and retentive data.
Event ID: 10004: I/O access error. The CPU has detected a fault when accessing integrated or expansion I/O modules.
Check wiring on the affected I/O channels. Verify module configuration in STEP 7 hardware configuration matches the physical setup. Replace faulty I/O module if necessary.
Event ID: 10005: HMI configuration mismatch. The loaded ProTool project does not match the connected PLC program or tag configuration.
Re-transfer the correct ProTool project to the C7 unit using ProTool/Lite or ProTool/Pro. Ensure PLC and HMI projects are synchronized.
Event ID: 10006: Watchdog timeout. The CPU watchdog has triggered due to excessive cycle time in the user program.
Analyze the STEP 7 program for loops or blocking calls that extend the cycle time beyond the configured watchdog limit. Optimize the program or increase the watchdog time setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What programming software is required for the SIMATIC C7-613?

The PLC portion is programmed using Siemens STEP 7 (SIMATIC Manager), while the HMI visualization is configured using ProTool or ProTool/Pro. Both software packages must be used together to fully configure the C7-613.

What communication interface does the C7-613 support?

The C7-613 supports MPI (Multi-Point Interface), which allows it to connect to other SIMATIC S7 controllers, programming devices, and HMI panels within a SIMATIC network.

Is the C7-613 compatible with S7-300 expansion modules?

The C7-613 is based on the S7-300 CPU platform and can be expanded using standard S7-300 signal modules (SM), function modules (FM), and communication processors (CP) via the S7-300 backplane bus.

What is the supply voltage for the C7-613?

The C7-613 operates on a 24 V DC supply voltage, which must be provided by an external power supply unit.

Can the C7-613 be used as a standalone controller without an external HMI?

Yes, the C7-613 integrates both PLC and operator panel functions in a single unit, so no external HMI is required for basic operator interaction and visualization.

Troubleshooting

Display remains blank after power on

Check that 24 V DC supply is present at the power input terminals. Measure voltage at the connector and verify the power supply unit output. Inspect internal fuse if accessible.

Restore correct 24 V DC supply. If the supply is correct and the display remains blank, the internal power supply section or display backlight may have failed, requiring unit repair or replacement.

CPU remains in STOP mode after startup

Connect a programming device via MPI and open the diagnostic buffer in STEP 7 SIMATIC Manager to identify the specific fault causing the STOP condition.

Correct the identified fault, which may include program errors, I/O configuration mismatches, or missing memory card. Perform a CPU memory reset (MRES) if necessary and reload the user program.

MPI communication cannot be established with programming device

Verify MPI cable integrity and that the correct MPI address is set on the C7 unit. Check that bus termination is correctly applied at both ends of the MPI segment.

Correct the MPI address in the hardware configuration, replace faulty MPI cable, and ensure only the two physical end nodes have termination resistors enabled.

HMI screens display incorrect or no tag values

Check the MPI connection between the HMI and PLC portions. Verify that the ProTool project tag addresses match the actual STEP 7 data block and variable addresses.

Re-transfer the synchronized ProTool project to the C7 unit. Confirm that DB numbers, variable types, and addresses in the HMI project correspond exactly to those in the STEP 7 program.

Retentive data lost after power cycle

Check the backup battery status indicator or read the diagnostic buffer for a low battery event. Measure battery voltage if accessible.

Replace the backup battery with the correct Siemens replacement. After replacement, reload retentive data values or allow the PLC program to reinitialize them on the next run cycle.

Condition	Repair, Used, Refurbished, New in box (sealed)