HORNER HE-XP7E0, User Manual

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INDEX OF FIGURES AND TABLES
Figure 0 2.1 — Overview of the XL+, 11
Figure 0 2.2 — Visual Overview of Types of Devices that can be connected to XL+OCS, 13
Figure 0 3.1 — Panel Mounting of an XL+ Series OCS, 16
Figure 0 3.2 — Perimeter Set Studs, 18
Figure 0 3.3 — XL+ OCS with Mounting Clips, 19
Figure 0 3.4 — Orientation of XL+ OCS, 19
Figure 0 4.1 – Two-point Ground Connection Test, 25
Figure 0 4.2 — Power Connector (Primary Power Port), 26
Figure 0 4.3 — Primary Power Port As Viewed Looking at the XL+ OCS, 26
Figure 0 5.1 — System Menu, 28
Figure 0 5.2 - XL+ System Menu Map, 30
Figure 0 7. 0 1 — Cscape Status Bar, 62
Figure 0 7. 0 2 — USB Programming Connector, 63
Figure 0 7. 0 3 – Cscape Connection Wizard Screenshots, 65
Figure 0 7. 0 4 – Cscape
Alternative Connection Method Screenshot, 66
Figure 0 7. 0 5 – Add Target Screenshot in Cscape, 66
Figure 0 7. 0 6 – LAN1 Configuration Dialog, 70
Figure 0 7. 0 7 — Digital / HSC Input Configuration Dialog, 73
Figure 0 7. 0 8 — Digital / PWM Output Configuration Dialog, 74
Figure 0 7. 0 9 — Analog Input Configuration Dialog, 75
Figure 0 7.10 – Scaling Analog Input, 76
Figure 0 7.11 — Analog Output Configuration Dialog, 78
Figure 0 8.1 — Removing the I/O Cover, 79
Figure 0 8.2 — XL+ I/O Cover Removed (sample I/O board) Photograph, 80
Figure 0 8.3 — Jumpers Example, 80
Figure 0 8.4 — Typical Output Wiring, 82
Figure 0 8.5 — Relay Fusing, 83
Figure 0 8.6 — Positive and Negative Inputs, 84
Figure 0 8.7 — Analog input tranzorb - troubleshooting, 85
Figure 0 8.8 – Analog Input Configuration Screen, 86
Figure 0 8.9 – Loop Power Wiring Details, 87
Figure 0 9.1 & Figure 0 9.2 — Pulse Width Measurements, High & Low, 90
Figure 0 9.3 & Figure 0 9.4 - Period Measurement, Rising and Falling Edges, 91
Figure 0 9.5 — Quadrature, 92
Figure 0 9.6 & Figure 0 9.7 — PWM, Two Parameters
Duty Cycle and Frequency, 98
Figure 0 9.8 – PWM Output Waveform, 99
Figure 10.1 - Wiring and Pins
, 106
Figure 11.1 — CAN1 & CAN2 Connector Locations, 108
Figure 11.2 — CAN1 / CAN2 Port Pins, 109
Figure 12.1 — Hardware Configuration Dialog, 111
Figure 12.2 — Ethernet Module Configuration, 112
Figure 13.1 – Protocol Config Dialog, 118
Figure 14. 0 1 — Example Screen, 125
Figure 14. 0 2 — Alpha-numeric Keypad and ASCII Keypad, 127
Figure 14. 0 3 — Typical Screen Jump Object, 129
Figure 14. 0 4 — Force and Switch Coils in Ladder Programming, 130
Figure 14. 0 5 — Alarm Object, 132