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SD2DUG software manual

        

                

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FORMULAS 

 

 Link a formula to an analogue value 

To apply a formula to an analogue signal, follow this procedure: 

Step 

Action 

1 

Select the channel or the group to which the formula has to be applied 

2 

Click on the formula 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A small number will appear at the bottom right of the channel to indicate that a 
formula has been applied 

 

 

 

Things to know 

•

  The formula is applied to the raw data of the associated channels and 

the output will be available in the relevant Modbus address

 

•

  If the formula is a standard one, the small number indicating the 

formula is black and the background is the same colour of the tile 
containing the name of the channel  

•

  If the formula is a customised one, the small number indicating 

the formula is same colour as the tile containing the name of the 
channel and the background is black 

•

  If  a  channel  with  an  associated  formula  is  selected,  the  number 

indicating the formula will have a coloured background 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SD2DUG24

Page 1: ...SD2DUG24 Dupline generator software manual rev 0 2 10 08 2018 ...

Page 2: ...iplexer settings for 3 digit BCD and 8 bit binary 12 EM24 alarms 12 EM24 multiplexer transmission of analogue data 13 Set A5 channel as reset of the EM24 counter 14 EM24 multiplexer transmission of counter values 14 Set B1 channel as reset of the EM24 counter 16 Multiplexer settings for EM24 protocol 17 Clear output when bus is faulty 17 Set an output when bus is faulty 18 Split I O 18 Double scan...

Page 3: ...a formula to an analogue value 25 Standard formula 26 Customised formula 26 5 REPORT AND LIVE DATA 28 5 1 PROCEDURES 28 Modbus map 28 Export the Modbus map 28 Live data 29 6 G34960005 OR G34900000 QUICK SUBSTITUTION 30 6 1 PROCEDURES 30 Substitute a G34960005 30 Substitute a G34900000 31 7 APENDIX 32 7 1 BSI TEMANA CONVERSION TABLE 32 ...

Page 4: ... channel programming are set up locally in the PC and then transferred to the generator through a USB port Likewise data from the generator can be uploaded and modified To connect the PC to the SD2DUG any Micro USB cable can be used standard cable to connect to Android smart devices Important note Out of the factory the SD2DUG24 has the following settings It repeats the input channels onto the out...

Page 5: ...r configurations are needed and the SD2DUG24 can be directly powered and connected without any programming The program operates with Windows 7 or higher with Microsoft Net 4 5 or higher installed A free USB port Download the software file from the link Run the Setup DUG xxxx exe file ...

Page 6: ...SD2DUG software manual 6 3 USER INTERFACE When the DUG software is started the following window will open B A ...

Page 7: ... into an SD2DUG24 to update the firmware of an SD2DUG24 Settings To set different parameters to set customised formulas to copy the setting of a G34900000 or a G34960005 Report and live data To export the Modbus map to see live data on the Dupline bus Info To see info relevant to the software and firmware version to open the online manual B The right panel contains Tab Description Inputs Matrix of...

Page 8: ...an operation from a Save b Do not save c Cancel action New configuration Open an existing configuration To open a configuration follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on 2 Select the configuration to open Save a configuration To save a configuration follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on Save or Save as 2 Select the folder where the configuration has to be saved ...

Page 9: ...ot selected channel Selected channel To select more channels click and drag them 2 Click on the orange circle on the right side of Analink the channels will be marked in orange Program 8 bit binary protocol To program as 8 bit binary protocol follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on one of the channels belonging to the group to be programmed 2 Click on the brown circle on the right side of 8 b...

Page 10: ...up to be programmed 2 Click on the red square on the right of 8 bit binary the whole group will be marked in red and A1 to A4 output channels will be reserved for the multiplexer A1 to A4 input channels are automatically set as split I O Program 3 digit BCD protocol To program as 3 digit BCD protocol follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on one of the channels belonging to the first group to b...

Page 11: ...To program as 3 digit BCD protocol follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on one of the channels belonging to the first group to be programmed 2 Click on the violet square on the right side of 3 digit BCD all the 8 bits belonging to the selected and following group will be marked in violet and A1 to A4 output channels will be reserved for the multiplexer A1 to A4 input channels are automaticall...

Page 12: ...be defined in the Multiplexer values field To add a new value click on To switch beween single value or more values click on To delete an existing value click on EM24 alarms To dedicate one input channel to the alarm output of the EM24 follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on the channel to be programmed as retransmission of setpoint alarms A maximum of two input channels can be programmed as ...

Page 13: ... the channels belonging to the first group to be programmed from G to P 2 Click on the light blue square on the right side of EM24 all the 8 bits belonging to the selected and following group will be marked in light blue and A1 to A4 output channels will be reserved for the multiplexer A5 is automatically reserved as the synchronization channel A1 to A5 input channels are automatically set as spli...

Page 14: ... status of any input channel a Click on b Select the input channel from the list as shown below The status of this input will be reproduced on the sync channel A5 EM24 multiplexer transmission of counter values To program the channels to detect the counter values sent by one or more EM24s follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on one of the channels belonging the first group to be programmed fr...

Page 15: ...ht side of EM24 all the 32 bits belonging to the C D E and F groups will be marked in blue and B2 to B8 output channels will be reserved for the multiplexer B1 is automatically reserved as the reset channel B1 to B8 input channels are automatically set as split I O ...

Page 16: ...t value can be set in two ways c Copying with the status of any input channel d Via Modbus Step Action 1 Copying with the status of any input channel c Click on d Select the input channel from the list as shown below The status of this input will be reproduced on the reset channel B1 ...

Page 17: ...defined in the Multiplexer values field To add a new value click on To switch beween single value or more values click on To delete an existing value click on Clear output when bus is faulty To program the output channels so that they are reset when the bus is faulty follow this procedure Step Action 1 To enable this function click on the icon Check Clear ouput Set after how many seconds the outpu...

Page 18: ...hicker line Not selected channel Selected channel To select more channels click and drag them 3 Click on the red circle on the right side of Bus faulty set output the channels will be marked with a small circle next to the channel name The status of the selected channel will be activated each time the bus is faulty Split I O To program an input channel as split I O follow this procedure Step Actio...

Page 19: ... marked with a thicker line Not selected channel Selected channel To select more channels click and drag them 2 Click on the red double bar on the right side of Double scan the channels will be marked with the same symbol next to the channel name Connect the PC to the SD2DUG24 To connect to the SD2DUG24 generator follow this procedure Step Action 1 Connect the SD2DUG24 to your PC using one of the ...

Page 20: ... If the Micro USB port is used address 0 can be used as the default address If the RS485 port is used the modbus address of the SD2DUG24 has to be used together with the proper connection parameters the default address out of the factory is 1 while the default parameters are 9600 8 N 1 3 Click on 4 The Dupline generator will connect to the PC and a green icon will be shown Disconnect the PC from t...

Page 21: ...onfiguration from the SD2DUG24 generator follow this procedure Step Action 1 Connect the SD2DUG24 to your PC 2 Click on Upgrade the SD2DUG24 firmware To upgrade the firmware of the SD2DUG24 generator follow this procedure Step Action 1 Connect the SD2DUG24 to your PC 2 Click on 3 The following blue window will appear showing the status of the update Things to know While a firmware upgrade is in pr...

Page 22: ... set the name follow this procedure Step Action 2 Click on 3 Type in the name Click on Save Set the number of Dupline channels To set this number follow this procedure Step Action 2 Click on 3 Select the number required in the Active channels field Click on Save ...

Page 23: ...applied only to the RS485 port The parameters are fixed and cannot be changed on the USB port Output status To set the output status after writing a configuration follow this procedure Step Action 2 Click on 3 To reset the Modbus data after writing a configuration enable Reset Modbus data after configuration phase To keep the output status after writing a new configuration enable Keep output statu...

Page 24: ... the configuration from the controller follow this procedure Step Action 2 Click on 3 Enter and confirm the password Check Read configuration from file if the password has to protect the configuration file Check Read configuration from SD2DUG24 if the password has to protect the reading from the SD2DUG24 ...

Page 25: ...rmula is applied to the raw data of the associated channels and the output will be available in the relevant Modbus address If the formula is a standard one the small number indicating the formula is black and the background is the same colour of the tile containing the name of the channel If the formula is a customised one the small number indicating the formula is same colour as the tile contain...

Page 26: ... 35 Temperature C 10 ANALINK 250 255 100 6 Temperature 0 50 Temperature C 10 ANALINK 500 255 7 G432111120 Lux 10 3 ANALINK 128 0 1 8 BSI TEMANA temperature See table in Appendix Temperatures in formulas 5 and 6 are calculated in tenths of degrees in the Modbus map temperature values are shown in tenths of degrees as well Customised formula To create a customised formula follow this procedure Step ...

Page 27: ...SD2DUG software manual 27 4 Associate the formula to the relevant channel ...

Page 28: ...s procedure Step Action 1 Click on 2 The modbus map relevant to the programmed channel will be shown Export the Modbus map To export the Modbus map follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on 2 Click on Thing to know The map can be exported only if live signals are not active 3 Save the pdf file ...

Page 29: ...top of the page all dupline channels are shown and it is possible to change their status by clicking on them Things to know By clicking on the small square at the end of each group the status of all the 8 channels will be as follows First click all the channels are activated Second click all the channels are deactivated Third click all the channels are set back to the status they had before the fi...

Page 30: ...ckly copy the settings of a G34960005xxx to be substitute by an SD2DUG24 follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on 2 Select the device by clicking on the relevant icon 3 Set the virtual dip switches copying the ones of the G34960005 4 Click on Done and then on Save 5 Write the configuration into the SD2DUG24 ...

Page 31: ...s of a G34900000xxx to be substituted by an SD2DUG24 follow this procedure Step Action 1 Click on 2 Select the device by clicking on the relevant icon 3 Set the virtual rotary switch copying that of the G34900000 4 Click on Done and then on Save 5 Write the configuration into the SD2DUG24 ...

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