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HE500OCS050/051 User Manual

fault codes.

Table 3.1 – Fault Codes

Code

Description

01

Bios checksum error

02

Firmware checksum error

04

User program checksum error

08

RAM test failed

10

Duplicate network ID error

20

Invalid network ID error

40

I/O configuration error

80

Network not usable error

Net Update

Global data is sent every time it's state changes.  If it has not been sent in the time defined by the network
update time-out, it is sent at that time.  The network time-out is the maximum time that can elapse without
broadcasting network data.  If the data changes every scan this is the minimum time that can elapse
before data is transmitted.  If the time-out is set to zero, the data is sent only on change of state.

b.

View Registers

What the screen display looks like  

θ

The View Registers screen allows the user to view the state of internal PLC registers. Using the   and 
keys, the different data types can be displayed.  The data types include Inputs (I), Outputs (Q),
Temporary (T), Global Network Inputs (IG), Global Network Outputs (QG), Timers and Counters (TC),
Key Bits (K) and System (S).  Pressing 

Esc

 will return to the configuration menu.

c.

View I/O Slots

What the screen display looks like  

θ

The View I/O Slots screen allows the I/O device on the unit to be displayed.  Using the   and   keys,
position the arrow next to the item to configure.  Press 

ESC 

to return to the configuration menu.

d. 

View Char Set

What the screen display looks like  

θ

Press 

Enter

, then use the   and   keys to scroll through the character set.  Press 

Enter

, then 

Esc

 to

return to the configuration menu.

I1:  01010101
Q1:  00011100

1: 8I 8Q 24VDC

 K: Keypad (8)

Use 

↑↓

 

 to view

Next char:    8=

Summary of Contents for HE500OCS050

Page 1: ...User Manual for the HE500OCS050 HE500OCS051 Operator Control Station Third Edition 01 September 1998 MAN0022 03...

Page 2: ...or otherwise without the prior agreement and written permission of Horner Electric Inc All software described in this document or media is also copyrighted material subject to the terms and conditions...

Page 3: ...APPLY ONLY WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES In no event whether as a result of breach of contract warranty tort including negligence or otherwise shall HE or its suppliers be li...

Page 4: ...are Package Option 6 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATIONS 8 2 1 Connections 8 2 1 1 General 8 2 1 2 Primary Power Port 8 2 1 3 CAN Port 9 2 1 4 RS 232 Port 10 2 1 5 8 Positive or Negative to Isolated Common Inputs...

Page 5: ...0 51 This product is NOT to be used in applications where critical control is done based on Network inputs to the unit The integrity of the data being sent to the unit is uncertain in the first 1 10 s...

Page 6: ...panel contains a 2x16 Liquid Crystal Display with backlight which is highly visible The front panel also has five user programmable keys an UP key and a DOWN key The bottom of the unit has two Horner...

Page 7: ...s 16 Network Outputs 16 Text Screens 50 User Keys 5 Communications Serial Standard 9 pin RS 232 for programming monitoring and network administration from a IBM compatible PC CAN HE500OCS050 CsCAN pee...

Page 8: ...ribe each connector 2 1 2 Primary Power Port Table 2 1 Primary Power Port Pins Pin Signal Description 1 V Input power supply voltage 2 V Input power supply ground Note Power Supply Voltage Range is fr...

Page 9: ...industrial environments and a 3082A thick for environments where noise is a concern 4 The power conductors V and V should be an 18 AWG twisted pair for thin cable and a 15 AWG twisted pair for thick c...

Page 10: ...r to Send In 8 RTS Request to Send Out 9 RI Always high Out Figure 2 6 CAN Port Wiring Diagram 120 V CN _L SH IEL D CN _H V V CN _L SH IEL D CN _H V V CN _L SH IEL D CN _H V 120 V CN _L SH IEL D CN _H...

Page 11: ...ectric recommends using a shielded multiple pair wire with a maximum length of 15 meters to ensure maximum performance 2 1 5 8 Positive or Negative to Isolated Common Inputs Input Port Table 2 4 Input...

Page 12: ...1ms maximum Current Limit 1A typical Protection Inductive clamp diode to isolated supply thermal shutdown Figure 2 9 Input Port As viewed Figure 2 10 Input Port Wiring Diagram looking at the HE500OCS0...

Page 13: ...oving the four screws holding it in place 3 Insert the OCS through the panel cutout from the front The gasket material should lie between the host panel and the OCS panel 4 Install four hex nuts on th...

Page 14: ...OCS Rear Cover The steel rear cover provides important protection against RF radio frequency interference d Use a Properly Constructed Communications Cable Great care should be made in the constructio...

Page 15: ...d in idle mode the flashing character looks like the following When the unit has detected an error while performing a self test it displays this character The unit has been forced into idle mode as we...

Page 16: ...stics screen as Network Conflicts Failed Note The ID checking works when one of two devices with the same ID is powered up more than 1 second before the other If both devices are powered up at the sam...

Page 17: ...the following a With DeviceNet nodes 0 63 are available and if the OCS is connected to one HE500OCS051 through serial port it is unable to monitor another OCS on the DeviceNet network b For applicati...

Page 18: ...he OCS Info screen shows information about the internal state of the unit Pressing and scrolls through the different items Pressing Esc will return to the Main Menu Parameter Description Firmware Show...

Page 19: ...ta is sent only on change of state b View Registers What the screen display looks like The View Registers screen allows the user to view the state of internal PLC registers Using the and keys the diff...

Page 20: ...is changed the unit will stop executing the ladder code for up to 10 milliseconds while the setting is saved in non volatile memory g Set Network ID What the screen display looks like In the Set Netw...

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