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akYtec GmbH · Vahrenwalder Str. 269 A · 30179 Hannover · Germany · Tel.: +49 (0) 511 16 59 672-0 · 

www.akytec.de

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

PR200 

Programmable relay 

 

User guide 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PR200_2020.02_0309_EN 
© All rights reserved 
Subject to technical changes and misprints

Summary of Contents for PR200

Page 1: ...bH Vahrenwalder Str 269 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de PR200 Programmable relay User guide PR200_2020 02_0309_EN All rights reserved Subject to technical changes and m...

Page 2: ...al mode 14 4 1 3 Analog input filtering 14 4 2 Analog outputs AO1 AO2 14 4 3 RS485 interface 15 4 3 1 Slave mode 15 4 3 2 Master mode 17 4 4 Service modes 19 5 Operation 21 5 1 Error mode 21 5 2 Syste...

Page 3: ...tric currently supported by an independent organization Modbus IDA www modbus org Project user application created in ALP software that also includes the device configuration RAM random access memory...

Page 4: ...dable with I O modules The relay is available in several versions for DC and AC voltage equipped with only digital or a combination of digital and analog inputs and outputs The analog inputs can be co...

Page 5: ...roper Especially to note This device should not be used for medical devices which receive control or otherwise affect human life or physical health The device should not be used in an explosive enviro...

Page 6: ...klight adjustable Language English RS485 interface 2 pole plug in terminal block Protocols Modbus RTU ASCII master slave Baud rate 9 6 115 2 kbit s Interface card PR IC485 max 2 Galvanic isolation 150...

Page 7: ...s below 0 5 V the accuracy for all inputs cannot be guaranteed Parameter can be set in ALP Property Box using the option Input mode digital Table 2 4 Digital outputs Type relay NO Switching capacity A...

Page 8: ...n 8 years Backup battery CR2032 2 1 Environmental conditions The device is designed for natural convection cooling It should be taken into account when choosing the installation site The following env...

Page 9: ...evices from the power contacts of the device Remove the terminal blocks only after powering off the device and all connected equipment WARNING The device must be powered off before connecting to perip...

Page 10: ...are not allowed Fig 3 3 Connection of 3 wire sensors with PNP transistor outputs to digital inputs 24 x x only For 24 x x models it is permissible to connect sensors with switch contacts and transist...

Page 11: ...ce can be used 3 2 3 Terminal assignment For terminal layouts see App B Table 3 1 Terminal assignment No Marking Description 1 AC230V L DC24V AC DC power supply 2 AC230V N DC24V AC DC power supply 3 C...

Page 12: ...1 35 RS 485 D RS485 Interface 2 36 RS 485 D RS485 Interface 2 37 40 see Table 3 2 Depending on device model 230 x x or 24 x x 230 x x model only Table 3 2 Terminals 37 40 No Marking Description x 2 2...

Page 13: ...r has been changed this way it has to be taken from the device memory into the ALP project in order to keep the project syncronized Use Read button in the corresponding mask in the configuration windo...

Page 14: ...the accuracy if the measured value is requested over Modbus as integer If the type of input signal is selected the input must be configured on the hardware side using jumpers XP1 XP4 on the middle PC...

Page 15: ...000 ohm signal as well The resistance input is designed for 2 wire sensors only The effect of lead resistance can be compensated in the program 4 1 2 Digital mode Configurable parameters Input mode se...

Page 16: ...To use the interface as a master set the jumpers XP4 and XP5 on the interface card in accordance with the Fig 4 6 set the both jumpers to M position configure the interface using the ALP menu item De...

Page 17: ...dress in the Modbus network Change register order reverse the register order according to the method of storing variables in device memory Change byte order reverse the byte order in a register accord...

Page 18: ...atus digital mode BOOL 0xB810 0x01 0x02 AI3 input status digital mode BOOL 0xB820 0x01 0x02 AI4 input status digital mode BOOL 0xB830 0x01 0x02 Outputs x 1 x DO1 DO6 F1 F2 output status BOOL 0x0000 0x...

Page 19: ...ee Address device address in the Modbus network Polling cycle time between requests 0 65535 ms Retries number of request retries if no reply 0 255 Timeout maximum time to wait for reply 0 65535 ms Sta...

Page 20: ...me is significantly increased with the number of unavailable slaves and the sum of time outs When setting the master parameter Interval between requests Fig 4 9 the number of slaves and the total numb...

Page 21: ...program leads to device malfunction Set XP2 jumper to activate RUN STOP mode In RUN STOP mode a new program can be uploaded to the device In this mode the device can be used only as a slave and the ne...

Page 22: ...erating sequence 5 1 Error mode In the error mode the program is stopped until the error cause is eliminated Table 5 1 Error indication Indication Cause Remedy LOGIC Program INVALID Invalid program Re...

Page 23: ...d level use button to exit the level use button Edit mode Use button to enter the edit mode from the current display The first editable element starts flashing Use and buttons to change the parameter...

Page 24: ...k 1 0 ON OFF The first bit in the mask corresponds to the input DI1 o Filter debouncing filter time constant 0 255 ms displayed in pairs Use buttons to navigate between pairs Analog o I O state status...

Page 25: ...airs Interfaces Interface configuration depends on the interface mode Master or Slave Select the interface to view its parameters sect 4 3 Slave mode o Settings Baud rate Data bits Parity Stop bits o...

Page 26: ...er details about display programming see ALP Help For display navigation see section 5 2 1 When assigning jump condition to a function button don t forget that the user function of the button has a hi...

Page 27: ...aning of the housing and terminal blocks from dust dirt and debris check the device fastening checking the wiring connecting leads fastenings mechanical damage NOTICE The device should be cleaned with...

Page 28: ...l packaging provides optimum protection If the device is not taken immediately after delivery into operation it must be carefully stored at a protected location The device should not be stored in an a...

Page 29: ...many Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 28 8 Scope of delivery PR200 1 Short guide 1 USB cable 1 Terminal blocks set 1 Coding elements set 1 USB stick with software and documentation 1 NOTE The ma...

Page 30: ...Appendix Dimensions akYtec GmbH Vahrenwalder Str 269 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 29 Appendix Dimensions Fig A 1 Dimensions without terminal blocks...

Page 31: ...Appendix B Terminal layouts akYtec GmbH Vahrenwalder Str 269 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 30 Appendix B Terminal layouts Fig B 1 PR200 230 1 2 Fig B 2 PR200 230 2 2...

Page 32: ...Appendix B Terminal layouts akYtec GmbH Vahrenwalder Str 269 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 31 Fig B 3 PR200 230 4 2 Fig B 4 PR200 24 1 2...

Page 33: ...Appendix B Terminal layouts akYtec GmbH Vahrenwalder Str 269 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 32 Fig B 5 PR200 24 2 2 Fig B 6 PR200 24 4 2...

Page 34: ...9 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 33 Appendix C Galvanic isolation Fig C 1 PR200 230 1 x galvanic isolation Fig C 2 PR200 230 2 x galvanic isolation Fig C 3 PR200 230 4...

Page 35: ...dix C Galvanic isolation akYtec GmbH Vahrenwalder Str 269 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 34 Fig C 5 PR200 24 2 x galvanic isolation Fig C 6 PR200 24 4 x galvanic isola...

Page 36: ...lder Str 269 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 35 Appendix D Circuit diagrams Fig D 1 PR200 230 x x digital input circuit diagram Fig D 2 PR200 24 x x digital input circu...

Page 37: ...coefficients go beyond the permissible limits a message about the error cause will be displayed E 2 Input Input signals 4 20 mA 0 10 V 0 4000 ohm 1 Connect the reference signal source of accuracy cla...

Page 38: ...is within the range 15 28 V 3 Set the reference resistance box to 500 ohm 4 Connect the device to the PC 5 Switch on the device power supply 6 Start ALP and select the menu item Device Calibration to...

Page 39: ...o the PC 3 Switch on the device power supply 4 Start ALP and select the menu item Device Calibration to start the calibration tool 5 Select the device model in the open dialog window 6 Select Analog o...

Page 40: ...foreign body in the enclosure must be avoided 1 Remove the front cover with the keypad Fig F 1 2 Lever the top PCB from the side of the USB connector with a screwdriver and carefully release it from...

Page 41: ...Appendix F Battery replacement akYtec GmbH Vahrenwalder Str 269 A 30179 Hannover Germany Tel 49 0 511 16 59 672 0 www akytec de 40 Fig F 3 Back side view of the top PCB...

Page 42: ...ngerous Direct contact with the circuit board or penetration of a foreign body in the enclosure must be avoided 1 Remove the front cover with the keypad Fig G 1 2 Lever the top PCB from the side of th...

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