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Bürkert Communicator menus

Type ME64

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Menus in the “General settings” configuration area

Detailed view “Parameter”

Menu

Description

Status LED

Operation mode

Setting the various operating modes: NAMUR, fixed colour and LED off.

büs

Parameterisation of the device as a büS participant.

Displayed name

Device name under which the device is displayed in Bürkert 

Communicator.

Location

Device location.  

Shown in Bürkert Communicator beneath the device name.

Description

The input window can be used to describe the device or for additional 

information on the device.

No entry necessary. 

Advanced

Further device settings as a participant in a network.

Unique device name

Communication ID for communication in the network. 

Should not be changed. 

In case of changes, the assigned partnership to 

another participant is lost.

Baud rate

Transmission speed for the device as a büS participant or a CANopen par

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ticipant. Must be identical for all the devices in a network.

(Fixed) CANopen 

address (node ID)

Manually selected device address.

CANopen address

 

(node ID)

Currently applied device address.

Bus operation mode

Configuring the various bus modes: 

 

büS, CANopen or single device.
Single device: If the device is not operated in a network.

CANopen status

Communication state of the device

Pre-operational: 

 

Only acyclic (SDO) communication is possible with the participant. Cyclic 

(PDO) communication is inactive.
Operational: 

 

Cyclic (PDO) and acyclic (SDO) communication are possible with the 

participant. 

(Menu is only available for bus mode “CANopen”.)

Deallocation delay

Time from the loss of a partner to deletion of its configuration.

Alarm limits

Setting the threshold values at which the device generates an error 

message or a warning if they are exceeded or undercut.

English

Summary of Contents for FieldConnect ME64

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Type ME64 FieldConnect I O module 16DI ...

Page 2: ...We reserve the right to make technical changes without notice Bürkert Werke GmbH Co KG 2020 2021 Operating Instructions 2110 03_EU EN_00815301 Original DE ...

Page 3: ...ing conditions 11 6 4 Electrical data 11 6 5 Digital inputs 11 6 6 Diagnostics 12 6 7 Dimensions 12 7 Installation 13 7 1 Installing the device 13 7 2 Opening or closing the side panel 13 7 3 Electrically connecting the device 14 7 3 1 Assigning the connections 14 7 3 2 Supply voltage 15 7 3 3 Connecting the external sensors 15 7 3 4 Termination resistor 16 7 3 5 Circuit diagram 16 8 Start up with...

Page 4: ...guration of channel name 21 9 4 6 Configuration of inversion 21 9 4 7 Configuration of wire break detection 21 10 Bürkert Communicator menus 22 10 1 Menus in the Digital inputs configuration area 22 10 2 Menus in the General settings configuration area 25 11 Display elements 29 11 1 LEDs for indicating the channel status 29 11 2 LED for indicating the device status 29 11 3 Diagnostics of the devic...

Page 5: ...ion Warns of a potential danger Failure to observe may result in slight or minor injuries Note Warns of damage Failure to observe may result in damage to the device or the system Indicates important additional information tips and recommendations Refers to information in these operating instructions or in other documentation Designates instructions to avoid danger Designates a procedure which you ...

Page 6: ...by equipment and the environment Use the device only in conjunction with third party devices and components recommended or approved by Bürkert Only operate the device when it is in perfect condition Prerequisites for safe and trouble free operation are correct transportation correct storage installation start up operation and maintenance To use the device observe the permitted data operating condi...

Page 7: ...L certified devices Device is only suitable for operation on SELV PELV voltages Class III Device is suitable for indoor use dry area and not for wet areas Observe the national and international regulations for the installation of electrical equipment Provide galvanic isolation to separate external circuits connected to the ports from main circuits to pro tect against insulation SELV PELV Provide o...

Page 8: ...il info burkert com International You can find the international contact addresses on the Internet at country burkert com 4 2 Warranty A precondition for the warranty is that the device is used as intended in consideration of the specified oper ating conditions 4 3 Information on the Internet Operating instructions and data sheets for the Bürkert products can be found on the Internet at country bu...

Page 9: ...n IP65 67 eliminates the need for a further protective housing X1 Channel 1 2 X2 Channel 3 4 X3 Channel 5 6 X5 Channel 9 10 X6 Channel 11 12 X7 Channel 13 14 X8 Channel 15 16 Device status LED X4 Channel 7 8 Channel status LED channel 1 Channel status LED channel 2 X01 IN X02 OUT A coded connection 24 V DC and büS CANopen max 4 A X03 IN X04 OUT L coded connection 24 V DC max 32 A Underneath the co...

Page 10: ...e side panel there is a switch for changing over the supply voltage from connection X03 to connection X01 Connection X03 is activated upon delivery If the modules are only supplied by connection X01 the switch must be changed over For further information see section 7 3 2 Supply voltage on page 15 English ...

Page 11: ...resin WEVOPUR 552 FL natural Altitude up to 2000 m above sea level 6 4 Electrical data Supply voltage 24 V 10 Power consumption Electronics assembly 3 W Sensor supply is limited to 250 mA per connection X1 X8 max output 32A 740W for all outputports Degree of protection IP65 67 only if connections are fitted with protective caps UL devices SELV PELV with UL Recognized Overcurrent Protection dimensi...

Page 12: ...ng threshold VON 10 30 V VOFF 0 5 V 6 6 Diagnostics Possible data 3 wire sensors 2 wire sensors Mech limit switches Short circuit X Wire break X 6 7 Dimensions 210 65 R7 5 3 200 5 4 3 9 Langloch 7 4 18 5 3 4 3 5 8 7 4 R7 5 Figure 2 Dimensions of I O module Type ME64 FieldConnect English ...

Page 13: ...due to electrostatic discharge Electrostatic discharge on the device may cause malfunctions Connect the device to the functional earth Danger due to electro magnetic fields If the functional earth FE is not connected this represents an infringement of the legal regulations of EMC Connect the device to the functional earth If the installation surface is not grounded use an earthing strap or FE line...

Page 14: ... free functioning of the device and to avoid interference issues Use only shielded cables with a braided or foil shield Ensure the degree of protection Fit unused connections with protective caps 7 3 1 Assigning the connections Connections X01 IN X02 OUT Function CAN supply voltage 24 V View Pin Assignment Function 4 5 2 1 3 3 5 1 2 4 X01 X02 1 CAN_GND Shielding 2 24 V Supply 3 GND Supply 4 CAN_H ...

Page 15: ...ection max 32 A 24 V 32 A source 1 24 V 32 A source 2 Underneath the light blue side panel there is a switch for changing over the supply voltage from connection X03 to connection X01 Connection X03 is activated upon delivery Connection X03 is the L coded 24 V supply max 32A connection X01 is the A coded 24 V supply max 4A with büS CANopen When both supplies are connected there must be no return f...

Page 16: ... Guide for planning of büS networks 7 3 5 Circuit diagram GND DI X 24 V 3 wire 2 wire Switch ME 64 ME 63 ME 63 Passiv 4 5 2 1 3 4 2 3 1 1 3 2 4 3 5 1 2 4 3 5 1 2 4 3 5 1 2 4 X01 X03 X04 CAN H CAN L X1 X2 X3 X8 GND FE 24V IN A IN A IN B IN B X02 4 2 3 1 3 2 2 3 4 1 1 4 1 3 2 4 X03 X04 GND FE 24V X01 X02 4 5 1 3 3 3 5 5 5 1 1 1 2 2 2 4 4 4 CAN H CAN L 3 2 X4 X1 X2 X3 X4 X8 English ...

Page 17: ...Fieldbus gateway Type ME43 Fieldbus gateway Type ME63 FieldConnect Valve island Type 8652 AirLINE with büS and fieldbus connection Fieldbus büS PLC Fieldbus gateway Type ME43 fieldbus gateway Type ME63 or valve island Type 8652 Field device 1 e g I O module Type ME64 Field device 2 e g field module Type 8653 AirLINE Field Field device 3 Figure 3 Schematic structure of a bus system with various exp...

Page 18: ...kert as an accessory see Page 33 This chapter only describes basic use of the Bürkert Communicator Detailed information on using the Bürkert Communicator software can be found on the Bürkert website at country burkert com 8920 Downloads User Manuals 9 1 Bürkert Communicator user interface Add interface connect with büs stick Configuration areas of the device Menus Detailed views Parameter Diagnost...

Page 19: ...on the upper left margin of the program window Icon User level Description Standard password User Standard user often only reading right can change a few values not all menus values are displayed no password Advanced user can change certain values can perform simple calibrations not all menus values are displayed 5678 Installer has all rights to operate the Communicator all menus values are displa...

Page 20: ...ime The shorter the sample time the faster a signal change is detected The longer the sample time the more accurate the frequency measurement The longer the sample time the lower the bus load Enter the sample time 9 4 2 Configuration of nominal operating mode Channels 1 2 9 and 10 are multifunction inputs that offer additional functionality Along with nominal oper ating mode Digital these channels...

Page 21: ...tes the filter 9 4 4 Configuration of flow input For nominal operating mode Flow or Flow totaliser Enter K factor in Pulses Litre A 2 point calibration is subsequently possible under Digital inputs Maintenance Flow input calibration 9 4 5 Configuration of channel name A user specific name can be entered here for each channel 9 4 6 Configuration of inversion For inverting sensor signals in Digital ...

Page 22: ... as invalid To detect faulty bus output values the faulty values can be marked as invalid All other correct bus output values are not marked Channels 1 to 16 Operating mode Channels 1 and 2 connection X1 and 9 and 10 connection X5 are multi function inputs The following nominal operating modes are available for these channels Digital Pulse counter Frequency Flow or Flow totaliser Channels 3 to 8 a...

Page 23: ...tion of flow inputs If the K factor contains a value 0 in the menu the inputs of the 2 point calibration are ignored Lower frequency Upper flow rate Upper frequency Table 6 Configuration area Inputs menus of the detailed view Parameter Detailed view Diagnostics Menu Description Short circuit Indicates whether a short circuit is present Wire break Menu only available for nominal operating mode Digi...

Page 24: ...if the K factor is valid not 0 A wizard guides users through the menu Reset pulse counters It is only possible to reset the pulse counters when the nominal operating mode Pulse counter has been configured Configuration is carried out in Digital inputs Parameter Setup Reset totalizer Reset counters to 0 for nominal operating mode Flow totalizer input and Pulse counter Table 8 Configuration area Inp...

Page 25: ...artnership to another participant is lost Baud rate Transmission speed for the device as a büS participant or a CANopen par ticipant Must be identical for all the devices in a network Fixed CANopen address node ID Manually selected device address CANopen address node ID Currently applied device address Bus operation mode Configuring the various bus modes büS CANopen or single device Single device ...

Page 26: ...he link to the sampling time is suspended PDO2 PDO3 Configuration client Backup of device configuration in an external device Menu is only available for bus mode büS Operation mode Indicates the current operation mode Change mode Active The configuration client is active and expects that a provider is also available If this is not the case a message appears Automatically switch on The configuratio...

Page 27: ... device status Reconfiguration counter Number of device reconfigurations Table 10 Configuration area General settings menus of the detailed view Diagnostics Detailed view Maintenance Menu Description Device information Indicates device specific data Displayed name Indicates the name entered for the device The name is entered under General settings Parameter büS Displayed name Ident number Indicate...

Page 28: ...ce A voltage reset is performed during the device reboot The configuration and parameterisation settings for the device remain after the reboot Factory reset Reset device to factory settings Table 11 Configuration area General settings menus of the detailed view Maintenance English ...

Page 29: ...12 LEDs for indicating the channel status 11 2 LED for indicating the device status Indication of the device status occurs in line with NAMUR NE 107 The displayed status always corre sponds to the highest priority device status Indication in line with NE 107 Device status Meaning Colour code Colour 5 Red Failure error or fault Functional fault The functionality of the device is not guaranteed 4 Or...

Page 30: ... the message list and are not transmitted via büS CANopen Table 13 Indication of the device status in NAMUR operation mode 11 3 Diagnostics of the device status The device status can be determined from the LED displays for the device status and the channel status Colour of device status LED Colour of channel status LED Meaning Green Green Device is in error free operation Channel is active with in...

Page 31: ...ection line too long incorrect termination Check receive errors check logbook The process values cannot be assigned to the büS participants The process values are not configured Check the configuration of the process values The transfer of the configuration must be ended with a restart of the device Reboot the device after configuration The process values are assigned to different classes Check th...

Page 32: ...uisites The following prerequisites must be met for the configuration to be transferred to a replacement device The replacement device has the same identification number and a different serial number from the predecessor device The function configuration provider is enabled in the provider via Bürkert Communicator The provider has an SD card Device replacement process device is replaced provider d...

Page 33: ... Y distributor 0 7 m cable with M12 plug 772551 büS cable angled M12 stranded wire to female connector 0 7 m 772626 büS cable stranded wire to M12 female connector 1 0 m 772409 3 0 m 772410 5 0 m 772411 10 0 m 772412 büS cable drum 50 0 m 772413 100 0 m 772414 büS extension cable 0 1 m 772492 0 2 m 772402 0 5 m 772403 1 0 m 772404 3 0 m 772405 5 0 m 772406 10 0 m 772407 20 0 m 772408 büS service c...

Page 34: ...e temperature 16 Storage Note Incorrect storage may damage the device Permitted storage temperature 20 C 70 C Store the device in a dry and dust free location 17 Disposal Note Damage to the environment caused by device parts contaminated with media Dispose of the device and packaging in an environmentally friendly manner Observe applicable disposal and environmental regulations Adhere to the natio...

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