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IronHorse GSDA-CM-8 User Manual –  1st Ed. Rev. A – 10/15/19

Parameter 

(Item)

Description

Value Range

Units

Default

GSD8-

240-5C

All other 

GSD8 

drives

5042

GSDA-CM-8 - Analog Input 

Minimum Value

0-9999 - (Min Value @ Min Analog 

Input)

0

5043

GSDA-CM-8 - Analog Input 

Maximum Value

0-9999 - (Max Value @ Max Analog 

Input)

2400

GSDA-CM-8

 Software Item (Parameter) Descriptions

Item

Parameter Name

Description

Read-Only Identification Items

1

Model Number

This number represents the base model number for the product. The model 

code for the 

GSDA-CM-8

 card is 51. In this manual, where appropriate, the 

“Drive” in which this 

GSDA-CM-8

 card is installed is called the GSD8 Drive.

2

Software Version

The software version is a code which identifies the software “build number” of 

the unit.

3

Hardware Version

The hardware version is a code which identifies which hardware was used to 

build the unit.

4

Device Type

This value is primarily used to determine whether the particular card has 

on-board non- volatile storage for its Item settings. The 

GSDA-CM-8

 is a “Type 

1” card (value = 100), which does not have its own non-volatile storage. It 

depends on the GSD8 Drive to store its Item settings. This means that if an 

GSDA-CM-8

 must be replaced in a GSD8 Drive, the “new” 

GSDA-CM-8

 does not 

need to be configured.  It will simply “inherit” the “old” 

GSDA-CM-8

’s Item 

settings, provided it is placed in the same Slot.

5

Minimum Supported Framework Version The lowest software “framework” version that is compatible with this card.

6

Reserved

Reserved

7

Serial Number (Major)

These Items are reserved for future use as an electronic serial number and are 

unique to each manufactured unit.

8

Serial Number (Minor)

These Items are reserved for future use as an electronic serial number and are 

unique to each manufactured unit.

Serial Setup

20

Network Address

Sets the address for network identification.

21

Baud Rate

Sets the Baud Rate used for all communications to this card.

User Assignable Output

30

Output Function

Sets the function of the User-assignable-output.

•  Mode 0: Off 

This will cause the user-assignable output to be turned off and not used.

•  Mode 1: Frequency Generator – Analog Input 

This will set the frequency out to be controlled by the analog input. Note: 

when selecting this mode, the Analog Input Destination must also be set to 

frequency generator rate.

•  Mode 2:  Frequency Generator – Motor Speed 

This will set the frequency out to be controlled by the motor speed.

•  Mode 3: Frequency Generator – Fixed (Item 32) 

This sets the Frequency Generator with a fixed output, the value is in PPM. 

The rate can be changed by setting a value in Item 32.

•  Mode 4: Alarm Out 

This will cause the output to be controlled by the Alarm 2 from the GSD8 

drive. 

NOTE: When using this function Item 81, Alarm 2 Output 

Routing, of the GSD8 drive must be set to Mode 4, Route 

Alarm 2 Output to Slot 500. Also by selecting this mode an 

alarm output trigger will be sent out to the serial GSD8 

device, but only for alarm 2 and not alarm 1 from the GSD8 

drive.

31

Output Selector

Determines whether User Assignable Output is Normally Open (0) or Normally 

Closed (1).

Summary of Contents for GSDA-CM-8

Page 1: ...Page 1 IronHorse GSDA CM 8 User Manual 1st Ed Rev A 10 15 19 GSDA CM 8 ASCII Communications Module User Manual User Manual Number GSDA CM 8...

Page 2: ...rformance such as in the operation of nuclear facilities aircraft navigation or communication systems air traffic control direct life support machines or weapons systems in which the failure of the pr...

Page 3: ...Using the Analog Input 7 User Assignable Output 12 Communications and Networking 13 Commonly Used Software 13 Hardware Jumper Selection 13 RS 232 and RS 422 485 Connections to the RJ45 Modular Jack 14...

Page 4: ...d to work with you in answering your questions If you cannot find the solution to your particular application or if for any reason you need additional technical assistance please call Technical Suppor...

Page 5: ...per and software parameter setup Baud rate is configurable from 300 to 57600 In addition the GSDA CM 8 can output a square wave frequency from 4 pulses per minute to 9999 ppm An analog input is also a...

Page 6: ...stored configuration Up button to store factory defaults Down button to ignore card If the Up button is pushed the factory settings will be installed and the card will be initialized If the Down butto...

Page 7: ...odular connector and can be used with a variety of signals The signal from the analog input source can be used to provide control or feedback information to the GSD8 drive This application note will c...

Page 8: ...36 13 85 0 5 0 0 5 0 20 40 13 33 0 5 0 0 5 0 5 W 4 to 20mA Current Source Input A 4 to 20 mA current source type is tracked by the GSD8 drive at a 50 millisecond sample rate in the same way as the vo...

Page 9: ...nimum value is obtained with a current of 4mA or less Maximum Value Maximum Value refers to the highest scaled value produced by the GSDA CM 8 A to D converter when the analog source signal is at the...

Page 10: ...change that can be processed by the A D converter Mathematically the example looks like this Analog input signal 2 5V 0 00488V A D converter minimum voltage per count 512 counts digital equivalent 0...

Page 11: ...of 20VDC can result in permanent damage to the GSDA CM 8 For proper operation the useful signal range is zero to 5VDC 0 to 5VDC Voltage Source Input Wiring Connect B to Analog Input Pin 7 of RJ45 Mod...

Page 12: ...rm Logic section for a circuit description Otherwise you can use Ladder Logic symbology Using the Frequency Generator Output Parameter 5030 1 2 or 3 The GSDA CM 8 has a frequency generator output that...

Page 13: ...llows the computer to communicate with a selected com port You will need to configure the software to allow it to communicate with the GSDA CM 8 Serial Card These products ship with their serial commu...

Page 14: ...t RS 232 be run more than 50 feet Specialty converters can be purchased to allow an RS 232 device to interface with one or more units on a shared multi point bus Once the desired interface standard ha...

Page 15: ...omplete and functional otherwise it will be necessary to double check the wiring and repeat some of the above tests NOTE Many of the commercially available modular connectors cables you buy off the sh...

Page 16: ...age format is shown below command address command stuff CR Format Description command A two letter UPPERCASE command There is NO comma between the command and the address address A number 01 thru 99 r...

Page 17: ...sponse if unsuccessful N CR NOTE The Set Target Speed commands are not stored in non volatile memory consequently upon power up in Auto Mode they will revert to zero When powered up in Manual Mode the...

Page 18: ...Engineering Units as defined by the drive Format TS address CR Example Read the GSDA CM 8 addressed as 02 for the actual speed of the pickup in Engineering Units TS02 CR Response if successful value C...

Page 19: ...e Flags Table 1 Below BCD n a 9 Drive Condition Flags See Flags Table 2 Below BCD n a General Setup Parameters 10 Operating Mode 1 Rate Mode 2 Time Mode 3 Follower Mode 1 11 Display Intensity Display...

Page 20: ...Low Spd Mode Off 2 Gain Tracking Off Low Spd Mode On 3 Gain Tracking On Low Spd Mode On 1 23 Accel Setting 1 9999 Display units 2500 9999 24 Decel Setting 1 9999 Display units 2500 9999 26 Proportiona...

Page 21: ...cel Eng Units 0 43 Disable U1 in Manual Mode 0 Disabled 1 Enabled Eng Units 0 Alarm Output 1 Setup Parameters 50 Alarm Activation Condition 0 Always Off 1 Always On 2 Active Upper Limit 3 Active Lower...

Page 22: ...ee Flags Table 2 Below BCD 0 67 Alarm1 Logical AND Activation Conditions See Flags Table 2 Below BCD 0 Alarm Output 2 Setup Parameters 70 Alarm2 Logical OR Activation Conditions See Flags Table 1 Belo...

Page 23: ...0 99 Restore From User Default Memory Restore Swap Environment Drive All ModularBus Card Settings from User Save Storage Area 0 Abort Exit 1 Restore User Default Settings 5 Copy Restore current Settin...

Page 24: ...003 Hardware Version 1 9999 N A 1004 2004 Device Type 100 Type 1 Card 100 1005 2005 Minimum Supported Framework Version 1 9999 N A 1006 2006 Maximum Supported Protocol Version 1 9999 N A 1007 2007 Ser...

Page 25: ...9999 n a 5008 Serial Number Minor 0 9999 n a Serial Communications Setup Parameters 5020 GSDA CM 8 Network Address 1 99 1 5021 GSDA CM 8 Baud Rate 1 300 2 1200 3 2400 4 4800 5 9600 6 19200 7 38400 8 5...

Page 26: ...version that is compatible with this card 6 Reserved Reserved 7 Serial Number Major These Items are reserved for future use as an electronic serial number and are unique to each manufactured unit 8 S...

Page 27: ...of the GSD8 drive Mode 3 RESERVED Mode 4 Frequency Generator Rate This will control the frequency output of the frequency generator Note When using this mode Item 30 of the serial communications board...

Page 28: ...ntation to ensure correct functioning This example section shows network comms using GSDA with ASCII Baudrate in drive is 9 6Kbps 8 1 N by default NOP 2 This rung loads the Initial values for NodeAddr...

Page 29: ...nd String or Text N 0D 8 Counter of Yes reply Increasing values for the counter means the command was accepted StrmOutSuccess C0 StrmInSuccess C5 CompareYesReply C7 UP RST Up Counter CNT Counter Struc...

Page 30: ...cation Always verify the product documentation to ensure correct functioning This example section shows network comms using GSDA with ASCII Baudrate in drive is 9 6Kbps 8 1 N by default NOP This rung...

Page 31: ...tion Code 1 1 Variable Length Max Num of Chars CPU 485 Serial Port Comparing the reply message with Y and N SendCom mand1 C omplete ReceiveC ommand 1 Success Enable COMPARE STRINGS 1 Number of Charact...

Page 32: ...9 2 9 3 10 11 12 13 14 15 Reset of bits involved If there is no increment in any of the counters the string command is not correctly formed ReceiveC ommand 1 Success SendCommand RST SendCommand1 Compl...

Page 33: ...Page 33 IronHorse GSDA CM 8 User Manual 1st Ed Rev A 10 15 19 Literature Number LT181 Drawing Number A 5 4166B...

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