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R60726.0002 

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Continuation 

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Presele

ction 1 Menu“:

 

EVENT COLOR 1 

Event-depending change of the display color for the switching condition of preselection 1. 
EVENT COLOR 1 has the lowest priority. EV

ENT COLOR 2 … 4 are allow

ed to overwrite this color 

change. 

 

0  NO CHANGE 

No color change. 

1  CHANGE TO RED 

Color change to red 

2  CHANGE TO GREEN 

Color change to green 

3  CHANGE TO YELLOW 

Color change to yellow 

5.12

 

Preselection 2 Menu 

SOURCE 2 

The reference source for PRESELECTION 2, see PRESELECTION 1 MENU 

 

 

MODE 2 

Switching conditions for preselection 2, see PRESELECTION 1 MENU (expect trailing preselection)

 

   

 

See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU 

 

6 

RES>=PRES-
TRAIL 

Trailing preselection 2: 
Display value is greater or equal to PRESELECTION 1 

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 PRESELECTION 2 

PRESELECTION 2 is the trailing preselection from PRESELECTION 1. 

 

HYSTERESIS 2 

This parameter defines the switching hysteresis of the switch-off point for preselection 2. 
See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU 

 

PULSE TIME 2 (S) 

Duration of output pulse for the switching condition of preselection 2.  
See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU. 

 

OUTPUT TARGET 2 

Assignment of an output or relay for the switching condition of preselection 2. 
See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU (expect default value).

 

 

 

 

see PRESELECTION 1 MENU 

2  CTRL OUT 2 

Assignment of switching conditions at Ctrl. Out 2 

 

OUTPUT POLARITY 2 

Polarity for the switching condition of preselection 2. See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU. 

 

OUTPUT LOCK 2 

Latch for the switching condition of preselection 2. See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU. 

 

START UP DELAY 2 (S) 

Start-up suppression for the switching condition of preselection 2. See chapter PRESELECTION 1 
MENU. (Start Up Delay 3 and 4 have an automatic start up suppression). 

 

EVENT COLOR 2 

Event-depending change of the display color for the switching condition of preselection 2. 
See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU. 

Summary of Contents for 573T

Page 1: ... 10 V 0 10 V 0 20 mA 4 20 mA High accuracy reference output 10 V for potentiometers 1 kOhm Bright and high contrast display with event dependent color variations Emulation of a 7 segment display inclusively icons and units Intuitive and easy parameterization by plain text and touchscreen 24 V auxiliary output for encoder supply Totalization for each input Linearization with 24 control points for e...

Page 2: ...a June 18 Extension with Modbus 573T_5b July 18 With Modbus and IO Link description 573T_6a April 19 Extension of large display 573T_6b April 22 IO Link diagnose no Legal notices All contents included in this manual are protected by the terms of use and copyrights of Fritz Kübler GmbH Any reproduction modification usage or publication in other electronic and printed media as well as in the interne...

Page 3: ...AC Power supply Option 13 3 10 Relay Output Option 13 3 11 IO Link Option 14 4 Display and touch screen 15 4 1 Screen structure for parametrization 15 4 2 Screen structure in operation 16 4 3 Error messages 17 5 Parameter Overview Menu Structure 19 5 1 General Menu 21 5 2 IN 1 Properties 22 5 3 IN 1 Linearization 24 5 4 IN 1 Totalization 25 5 5 IN 2 Properties 26 5 6 IN 2 Linearization 27 5 7 IN 2...

Page 4: ...cations data 49 6 3 2 Features 49 6 3 3 IO Link interface 49 6 3 4 Parameter data 50 6 3 5 System Commands 56 Application specific commands 57 6 3 6 IO Link Processdata 58 6 3 7 Error type 60 6 3 8 Declaration of Conformity IO Link module 61 6 4 Display of scale units 62 6 5 Parameter serial codes 63 6 6 Linearization 70 6 7 Dimensions 72 6 8 Technical specifications 73 ...

Page 5: ...ves the right to modify the hardware software or operation manual at any time and without prior notice Therefore there might be minor differences between the unit and the descriptions in operation manual The raiser respectively positioner is exclusively responsible for the safety of the system and equipment where the unit will be integrated During installation or maintenance all general and also a...

Page 6: ...cross sections for wiring are described in the Technical Specifications Before first start up it must be ensured that all connections and wires are firmly seated and secured in the screw terminals All inclusively unused terminals must be fastened by turning the relevant screws clockwise up to the stop Overvoltages at the connections must be limited to values in accordance to the overvoltage catego...

Page 7: ... in the parameter menu The device can be set to one of the following operation modes SINGLE single channel operation of input 1 DUAL two channel operation of input 1 and 2 IN 1 IN 2 two channel operation of input 1 and 2 in combination with sum IN1 IN 2 two channel operation of input 1 and 2 in combination with difference IN 1 x IN 2 two channel operation of input 1 and 2 in combination with multi...

Page 8: ...R60726 0002 Index 6b EN page 8 2 2 Function diagram ...

Page 9: ... at the auxiliary voltage output All GND terminals are internally interconnected 3 2 Auxiliary Voltage Output Terminal 3 and 4 provide an auxiliary output for supply of sensors and encoders The output voltage depends on the power supply DC version AC version The encoder voltage is approx 1 V lower than the power supply voltage at terminal 1 and 2 and should be loaded with max 250 mA The encoder vo...

Page 10: ...ut or current input can be set in the Menu IN 1 IN 2 PROPERTIES Important Before connecting the sensor the configuration voltage or current input must be set Wiring of the incremental inputs Voltage input Current input 3 4 Reference Output The unit provides a 10 V reference output at terminal 8 This output should be loaded with 10 mA maximum This reference output can be used for connecting a poten...

Page 11: ...ng contacts When exceptionally mechanical contacts are used please connect an external capacitor between GND and the corresponding input A capacity of 10 µF will reduce the input frequency to 20 Hz and miscounting due to contact bouncing will be eliminated 3 6 Analog Output Option A 16 bit analog output is available at terminal 13 and 14 15 This output can be configured and scaled in the ANALOG ME...

Page 12: ... a standard Sub D 9 connector Connection of the RS232 interface Connection of the RS485 interface 3 8 Control Output Option Four control outputs are available at terminal 20 21 22 and 23 Switching conditions can be set in the PRESELECTION MENU The output Ctrl Out 1 4 are fast PNP outputs with a switching capability of 5 30 Volt 200 mA per channel The switching states is displayed display with unit...

Page 13: ...ut Devices with option AC can also be supplied with a DC voltage between 18 and 30 VDC at terminals 1 and 2 3 10 Relay Output Option Two relay outputs with potential free changeover contacts are available at terminal 27 28 29 and 30 31 32 Switching conditions can be set in the PRESELECTION MENU The switching states are displayed display with unit and status bar as K1 and K2 AC switching capacity m...

Page 14: ...led in the Menu IO LINK PROPERTIES Display for analog sensors and data transmission of 6 input process data 32 Byte 6 input process data are sent to the IO link master cyclically The following values are submitted Value 1 Result of input 1 Value 2 Result of input 2 Value 3 Result of the link from input 1 to input 2 Value 4 Result of totalization of input 1 Value 5 Result of totalization of input 2...

Page 15: ...lect the parameter menu via arrow buttons and confirm with OK The menu selection can be terminated with C Parameter selection Select the parameter via arrow buttons and confirm with OK The parameter selection can be terminated with C Parameter editing Edit the parameter via arrow button up and down shift cursor via left and right and save with OK The parameter editing can be terminated with C Para...

Page 16: ...ed in the DISPLAY MENU Single line display with unit and status bar To switch to the next display press the touch screen Control or Relay status are only shown with Option Analog Control Relay Output Two line display To switch to the next display press the top of the screen Two line display with units To switch to the next display press the top of the screen Large Display 4 digits To switch to the...

Page 17: ...g Control and or Relay Output Display with actual minimum maximum values of input 1 and input 2 To switch to the next display type on the touch screen 4 3 Error messages ERROR MAXIMUM DISPLAY VALUE The display value of the single line display is greater than 99 999 999 ERROR MINIMUM DISPLAY VALUE The display value of the single line display is less than 99 999 999 ERROR MAX TOP DISPLAY VALUE Top d...

Page 18: ... is greater than 99 999 999 ERROR MIN DOWN DISPLAY VALUE Down display value of the two line display is less than 99 999 999 ERROR MAX LARGE DISPLAY VALUE Top display value of the large display is greater than 9999 ERROR MIN LARGE DISPLAY VALUE The display value of the large display less than 999 The error messages described are automatically reset as soon as the corresponding display value is with...

Page 19: ...TORY SETTINGS IN 1 PROPERTIES CONFIGURATION START VALUE END VALUE DECIMAL POINT SCALE UNITS SAMPLING TIME AVERAGE FILTER OFFSET LINEARIZATION TOTALIZATION IN 1 LINEARIZATION P1 X P1 Y P2 X P2 Y P23 X P23 Y P24 X P24 Y IN 1 TOTALIZATION TIME BASE DIVIDER DECIMAL POINT SCALE UNITS Menu Parameter IN 2 PROPERTIES CONFIGURATION START VALUE END VALUE DECIMAL POINT SCALE UNITS SAMPLING TIME AVERAGE FILTE...

Page 20: ...OLOR 2 PRESELECTION 3 MENU SOURCE 3 MODE 3 HYSTERESIS 3 PULSE TIME 3 OUTPUT TARGET 3 OUTPUT POLARITY 3 OUTPUT LOCK 3 START UP DELAY 3 EVENT COLOR 3 Menu Parameter PRESELECTION 4 MENU SOURCE 4 MODE 4 HYSTERESIS 4 PULSE TIME 4 OUTPUT TARGET 4 OUTPUT POLARITY 4 OUTPUT LOCK 4 START UP DELAY 4 EVENT COLOR 4 SERIAL MENU UNIT NUMBER SERIAL BAUD RATE SERIAL FORMAT SERIAL INIT SERIAL PROTOCOL SERIAL TIMER ...

Page 21: ...fines the PIN code to lock the quick start of the menu PRESELECTION VALUE for entering the preselection values master PIN 6079 This Lock function is only useful in conjunction with active lock function in PIN PARAMETER 0000 No lock 9999 Access after entering PIN Code 9999 PIN PARAMETER This parameter defines the PIN code for lock function of all parameters master PIN 6079 0000 No lock 9999 Paramet...

Page 22: ...st end value 10000 Default value 99999 Highest end value DECIMAL POINT This value defines the position of the decimal point 0 NO No decimal point 1 0000000 0 Decimal point at the specified position 2 000000 00 Decimal point at the specified position 3 00000 000 Decimal point at the specified position 4 0000 0000 Decimal point at the specified position 5 000 00000 Decimal point at the specified pos...

Page 23: ...umbers of floating average cycles 4 16 numbers of floating average cycles OFFSET This parameter defines the zero offset tara of the input This parameter does not affect the TOTALIZATION function 99 999 Smallest offset 0 Default value 99 999 Highest offset LINEARIZATION This parameter defines the linearization function The linearization points are defined in Menu IN 1 IN 2 LINEARIZATION See appendi...

Page 24: ...4 X X coordinate of the linearization point This value representing the display value which the unit show in the display without linearization 99999999 Smallest X coordinate 0 Default value 99999999 Largest X coordinate P1 Y P24 Y Y coordinate of the linearization point This is the display value which the unit should show in the display with linearization E g P2 X is replaced by P2 Y 99999999 Smal...

Page 25: ...ng the command ADD TO TOTAL 1 for the operation function at the control input see Command Menu DIVIDER This parameter defines the devisor for the totalization 0 1 No division 1 10 The result of the totalization is divided by 10 2 100 The result of the totalization is divided by 100 3 1000 The result of the totalization is divided by 1000 DECIMAL POINT This value defines the position of the decimal...

Page 26: ...of input 2 at 10 V or 20 mA see IN 1 Properties DECIMAL POINT Position of the decimal point see IN 1 Properties SCALE UNITS The displayed units see IN 1 Properties SAMPLING TIME S Sampling interval of input 2 see IN 1 Properties AVERAGE FILTER Selectable averages filter function see IN 1 Properties OFFSET Zero offset tara see IN 1 Properties LINEARISATION Linearization function see IN 1 Properties...

Page 27: ... Y Y coordinate of the linearization point see IN 1 Linearization 5 7 IN 2 Totalization The totalization of input 2 function is defined in this menu TIME BASE The time base of the totalization see IN 1 Totalization DIVIDER The devisor for the totalization see IN 1 Totalization DECIMAL POINT Position of the decimal point see IN 1 Totalization SCALE UNITS The displayed units see IN 1 P Totalization ...

Page 28: ...VALUE This parameter defines the additive constant the result of the link will be charged 99999999 Smallest end value 0 Default value 99999999 Highest end value DECIMAL POINT This value defines the position of the decimal point 0 NO No decimal point 1 0000000 0 Decimal point at the specified position 2 000000 00 Decimal point at the specified position 3 00000 000 Decimal point at the specified pos...

Page 29: ...point 0 NO No decimal point 1 0000000 0 Decimal point at the specified location 2 000000 00 Decimal point at the specified location 3 00000 000 Decimal point at the specified location 4 0000 0000 Decimal point at the specified location 5 000 00000 Decimal point at the specified location 6 00 000000 Decimal point at the specified location 7 0 0000000 Decimal point at the specified location IN1 SCAL...

Page 30: ... the following conditions This function is only available for devices with option Control Analog or Relay Output SOURCE 1 This parameter defines the reference source for PRESELECTION 1 0 INPUT 1 the reference source is input 1 1 INPUT 2 the reference source is input 2 2 LINKAGE 1 2 the reference source is the result of the linking of input1 and input 2 3 INPUT 1 TOTAL the reference source is input...

Page 31: ...tion with the hysteresis With HYSTERESIS 1 not equal 0 the following switching condition is applied Display value PRESELECTION 1 HYSTERESIS 1 OFF Display value PRESELECTION 1 HYSTERESIS 1 OFF 3 RESULT PRES Display value is greater or equal PRESELECTION 1 e g overspeed With HYSTERESIS 1 not equal 0 the following switching condition is applied Display value PRESELECTION 1 ON Display value PRESELECTI...

Page 32: ...dition assigned to Ctrl Out 2 3 CTRL OUT 3 Switching condition assigned to Ctrl Out 3 4 CTRL OUT 4 Switching condition assigned to Ctrl Out 4 5 RELAY 1 Switching condition assigned to Rel 1 6 RELAY 2 Switching condition assigned to Rel 2 OUTPUT POLARITY 1 Polarity for the switching condition of preselection 1 0 ACTIVE HIGH Switching condition is true Active HIGH 1 ACTIVE LOW Switching condition is...

Page 33: ...ON 1 HYSTERESIS 2 This parameter defines the switching hysteresis of the switch off point for preselection 2 See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU PULSE TIME 2 S Duration of output pulse for the switching condition of preselection 2 See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU OUTPUT TARGET 2 Assignment of an output or relay for the switching condition of preselection 2 See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU expect default...

Page 34: ...TARGET 3 Assignment of an output or relay for the switching condition of preselection 3 See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU see PRESELECTION 1 MENU 3 CTRL OUT 3 Assignment of switching conditions at Ctrl Out 3 OUTPUT POLARITY 3 Polarity for the switching condition of preselection 3 See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU OUTPUT LOCK 3 Latch for the switching condition of preselection 3 See chapter PRESELECTIO...

Page 35: ...TION 1 MENU OUTPUT TARGET 4 Assignment of an output or relay for the switching condition of preselection 4 See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU except default value see PRESELECTION 1 MENU 4 CTRL OUT 4 Assignment of switching conditions at Ctrl Out 4 OUTPUT POLARITY 4 Polarity for the switching condition of preselection 4 See chapter PRESELECTION 1 MENU OUTPUT LOCK 4 Latch for the switching condition o...

Page 36: ...nes the bit data format 0 7 EVEN 1 7 data Parity even 1 Stop 1 7 EVEN 2 7 data Parity even 2 Stops 2 7 ODD 1 7 data Parity odd 1 Stop 3 7 ODD 2 7 data Parity odd 2 Stops 4 7 NONE 1 7 data no Parity 1 Stop 5 7 NONE 2 7 data no Parity 2 Stops 6 8 EVEN 1 8 data Parity even 1 Stop 7 8 ODD 1 8 data Parity odd 1 Stop 8 8 NONE 1 8 data no Parity 1 Stop 9 8 NONE 2 8 data no Parity 2 Stops SERIAL INIT This...

Page 37: ...tched off The unit will send data upon a serial request or with command SERIAL PRINT 60 000 Cycle time in seconds SERIAL VALUE This parameter defines the value to be transmitted Setting Code Register contents 0 0 Value input 1 1 1 Value input 2 2 2 Result of the linking of input1 and input 2 3 3 Result totalizator 1 4 4 Result totalizator 2 5 5 Result of the linking of 1 and 2 with totalization 6 ...

Page 38: ...e the reference source is input 1 9 MAXIMUM VALUE 1 maximum value he reference source is input 1 10 MINIMUM VALUE 2 minimum value the reference source is input 2 11 MAXIMUM VALUE 2 maximum value he reference source is input 2 The totalization depends on the operation mode See chart in chapter IN 1 Totalization ANALOG FORMAT This parameter defines the output characteristics The analogue output is p...

Page 39: ...to a conversion of 10 2 V or 20 4 mA when the ANALOG END value is reached e g 95 00 corresponds to a conversion of 9 5 V or 18 mA when the ANALOG END value is reached 0 00 Smallest gain 100 00 Default value 110 00 Highest gain ANALOG OFFSET This parameter defines the zero offset of the analog output e g 0 20 result in an offset of 0 02 V or 0 04 mA at ANALOG START value 99 99 Smallest offset 0 Def...

Page 40: ...IN MAX Reset the Min Max values d s 13 CLEAR LOOP TIME N A 14 ACTIVATE N A 15 STORE DATA N A 16 TESTPROGRAM N A 17 SET RED COLOR Red display Event depending change of the display color by a switching condition is possible see PRESELECTION 1 4 MENU d 18 SET GREEN COLOR Green display Event depending change of the display color by a switching condition is possible see PRESELECTION 1 4 MENU d 19 SET Y...

Page 41: ...1 ACTION INPUT 3 CONFIG This parameter defines the switching characteristics of the input Ctrl In 3 See parameter INPUT 1 CONFIG 5 18 Display Menu Parameter changes become active only after closing the menu selection START DISPLAY This parameter defines the start display after switching on the device 0 SINGLE Single line display The source must be defined in SOURCE SINGLE 1 DUAL Two line display T...

Page 42: ...INIMUM VALUE 2 minimum value the reference source is input 2 11 MAXIMUM VALUE 2 maximum value he reference source is input 2 SOURCE DUAL TOP Reference source for two line display first line 0 INPUT 1 the reference source is input 1 1 INPUT 2 the reference source is input 2 2 LINKAGE 1 2 the reference source is the result of the linking of input1 and input 2 3 INPUT 1 TOTAL the reference source is ...

Page 43: ...ded 0 NO Large display is switched off 1 1 1 Large display with divider ratio 1 1 2 1 10 Large display with divider ratio 1 10 3 1 100 Large display with divider ratio 1 100 4 1 1000 Large display with divider ratio 1 1000 5 1 10000 Large display with divider ratio 1 10000 SOURCE LARGE Reference source for large display Parameter only visible with activated parameter LARGE DISPLAY 0 INPUT 1 the re...

Page 44: ...ercent 10 Min brightness 80 Default value 100 Max brightness CONTRAST This parameter defines the viewing angle 0 Viewing angle from top 1 Viewing angle from center 2 Viewing angle from bottom SCREEN SAVER S This parameter defines the time in seconds until the display is switched off after the last touch action A new touch action will activate the display again 0 No switch off 9999 Longest time to ...

Page 45: ...end the following request string to the converter EOT AD1 AD2 C1 C2 ENQ EOT control character Hex 04 AD1 unit address High Byte AD2 unit address Low Byte C1 register code High Byte C2 register code Low Byte ENQ control character Hex 05 The following example shows the request string for readout of the actual input frequency of a monitor Code 1 from a unit with unit address 11 ASCII Code EOT 1 1 1 E...

Page 46: ...ng Required parameter settings in 6 571T XXX X0X 6 571T XXX XAX Serial menu UNIT NUMMER Not valid for Modbus communication For setting of Modbus address see parameter MODBUS SERIAL BAUD RATE This parameter defines the serial baud rate 0 9600 9600 baud 1 19200 19200 baud 2 38400 38400 baud SERIAL FORMAT This parameter defines the bit data format 0 7 EVEN 1 Do not use with Modbus protocol 1 7 EVEN 2...

Page 47: ...e device All variables actual data and status registers are mapped to Modbus Holding Registers However as all registers of the device are 32 bit registers but Modbus Holding registers are only 16 bit registers each register of the device requires two Holding registers For this reason the use of Modbus function Write Single Register is not possible It is only possible to access to one single regist...

Page 48: ...e to read and set reset single commands Coil number Serial code of command Command 0 54 Reset Set Reset Set Value 1 55 Freeze Display Freeze actual display value 2 56 Touch Disable Disable touch screen 3 57 Clear Lock Loosen locking of all outputs relay 4 58 Clear Min Max Reset of the min max values 5 59 Serial Print do not use with Modbus Sending of serial data 6 60 Teach Preset 1 Current display...

Page 49: ...t The display device IO link device must always be connected to a separate power supply AC or DC 6 3 2 Features Feature Supported Block parametrisation Yes Data Storage Yes SIO Mode No Diagnose No 6 3 3 IO Link interface Usuable IO Link Master All IO Link masters which support IO link Standard v 1 1 Connection of the IO link interface At terminal 34 L and terminal 35 L the supply voltage of the IO...

Page 50: ...ication Specific Tag R W Max 32 GENERAL MENU 256 OPERATIONAL MODE R W 4 0 0 5 257 PIN PRESELECTION R W 4 0 0 9999 258 PIN PARAMETER R W 4 0 0 9999 259 BACK UP MEMORY R W 4 1 0 1 260 FACTORY SETTINGS R W 4 0 0 1 261 __ R W 4 0 0 0 262 __ R W 4 0 0 0 263 __ R W 4 0 0 0 264 __ R W 4 0 0 0 IN 1 PROPERTIES 265 IN1 CONFIGURATION R W 4 0 0 2 266 IN1 START VALUE R W 4 0 99999 99999 267 IN1 END VALUE R W 4...

Page 51: ... X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 299 IN1 LIN P11 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 300 IN1 LIN P12 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 301 IN1 LIN P12 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 302 IN1 LIN P13 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 303 IN1 LIN P13 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 304 IN1 LIN P14 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 305 IN1 LIN P14 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 306 IN1 LIN P15 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 307 IN1 LIN P15 Y R...

Page 52: ... IN2 LIN P1 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 348 IN2 LIN P2 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 349 IN2 LIN P2 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 350 IN2 LIN P3 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 351 IN2 LIN P3 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 352 IN2 LIN P4 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 353 IN2 LIN P4 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 354 IN2 LIN P5 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 355 IN2 LIN P5 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 356 IN2 LIN P6 X...

Page 53: ... X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 389 IN2 LIN P22 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 390 IN2 LIN P23 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 391 IN2 LIN P23 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 392 IN2 LIN P24 X R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 393 IN2 LIN P24 Y R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 IN 2 TOTALIZATION 394 IN2 TOT BASE R W 4 0 0 3 395 IN2 TOT DIVIDER R W 4 0 0 3 396 IN2 TOT DECIMAL POINT R W 4 0 0 7 397 IN2 TOT SCALE UNITS R W 4 0 0 ...

Page 54: ...TARGET 1 R W 4 1 0 6 434 PRES1 OUTPUT POLARITY 1 R W 4 0 0 1 435 PRES1 OUTPUT LOCK 1 R W 4 0 0 1 436 PRES1 START UP DELAY 1 R W 4 0 0 60000 437 PRES1 EVENT COLOR 1 R W 4 0 0 3 438 __ R W 4 0 0 0 439 __ R W 4 0 0 0 PRESELECTION 2 MENU 440 PRES2 SOURCE 2 R W 4 0 0 11 441 PRES2 MODE 2 R W 4 0 0 6 442 PRES2 HYSTERESIS 2 R W 4 0 0 99999 443 PRES2 PULSE TIME 2 R W 4 0 0 60000 444 PRES2 OUTPUT TARGET 2 R...

Page 55: ...99 474 SERIAL BAUD RATE R W 4 0 0 2 475 SERIAL FORMAT R W 4 0 0 9 476 SERIAL INIT R W 4 0 0 1 477 SERIAL PROTOCOL R W 4 0 0 1 478 SERIAL TIMER R W 4 0 0 60000 479 SERIAL VALUE R W 4 0 0 9 480 MODBUS R W 4 0 0 247 481 __ R W 4 0 0 0 ANALOG OUT MENU 482 ANALOG SOURCE R W 4 0 0 11 483 ANALOG FORMAT R W 4 0 0 2 484 ANALOG START R W 4 0 99999999 99999999 485 ANALOG END R W 4 10000 99999999 99999999 486...

Page 56: ...E ms R W 4 100 5 9999 511 FONT R W 4 0 0 1 512 __ R W 4 0 0 0 513 __ R W 4 0 0 0 514 __ R W 4 0 0 0 6 3 5 System Commands A system command is a write only parameter that causes an action in the device To invoke the desired action the corresponding value must be written to index 2 subindex 0 If the desired command is a static command s this command remains active until the corresponding value is wr...

Page 57: ...izator 1 and 2 are reset to 0 d TEACH PRESELECTION 1 2 0 168 Value SOURCE 1 is saved as PRESELECTION 1 d TEACH PRESELECTION 2 2 0 169 Value SOURCE 2 is saved as PRESELECTION 2 d TEACH PRESELECTION 3 2 0 170 Value SOURCE 3 is saved as PRESELECTION 3 d TEACH PRESELECTION 4 2 0 171 Value SOURCE 4 is saved as PRESELECTION 4 d SCROLL DISPLAY 2 0 172 Display switching d SERIAL PRINT 2 0 173 Send serial ...

Page 58: ...Reserve 1 8 15 Device status 0 Device is operating properply 2 Out of Specification 2 16 23 Scale unit Linkage Totalization See chapter 2 9 Scale units 3 6 24 55 Process value Linkage Totalisation incl Dezimalpunkt u Vorzeichen 7 56 63 Scale unit Totalization Input 2 See chapter 2 9 Scale units 8 11 64 95 Process value Totalization Input 2 incl Dezimalpunkt u Vorzeichen 12 96 103 Scale unit Totali...

Page 59: ...he transferred unit Transferred value decimal Appropriate scale unit Related code IODD StandardUnitDefinitions1 1 0 V 1240 1 mV 1243 2 A 1209 3 mA 1211 4 km h 1064 5 mph 1065 6 feet min 1070 7 inch min 1069 8 g 1089 9 kg 1088 10 oz 1569 11 W 1186 12 kW 1190 13 VA 14 mm 1013 15 cm 1012 16 m 1010 17 inch 1019 18 feet 1018 19 C 1001 20 F 1002 21 K 1000 22 1 sec 1351 23 1 min 1352 24 1 h 1353 25 gal m...

Page 60: ...fied range The written parameter value is greater than the specified value range 32818 0x 8032 Parameter value less than specified range The written parameter value is smaller than the specified value range 32819 0x 8033 Parameter length too large Parameter length is greater than allowed 32820 0x 8034 Parameter length too small Parameter length is less than allowed 32821 0x 8035 Function not avail...

Page 61: ...R60726 0002 Index 6b EN page 61 6 3 8 Declaration of Conformity IO Link module ...

Page 62: ... oz 11 W 12 kW 13 VA 14 mm 15 cm 16 m 17 inch 18 feet 19 C 20 F 21 K 22 1 sec 23 1 min 24 1 h 25 gal min 26 Pa 27 kPa 28 29 Edit Unit A customized unit with up to 16 digits can be edited using this parameter Pressing the OK button opens the Edit Unit Menu A unit can be created using the arrow keys by pressing and holding the arrow keys the characters scroll fast The OK button saves the Edit Unit M...

Page 63: ...999999 99999999 0 23 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P1 Y A1 0 99999999 99999999 0 24 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P2 X A2 0 99999999 99999999 0 25 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P2 Y A3 0 99999999 99999999 0 26 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P3 X A4 0 99999999 99999999 0 27 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P3 Y A5 0 99999999 99999999 0 28 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P4 X A6 0 99999999 99999999 0 29 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P4 Y A7 0 99999999 99999999 0 30 IN 1 LINEARIZAT...

Page 64: ...999999 99999999 0 64 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P22 X E2 0 99999999 99999999 0 65 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P22 Y E3 0 99999999 99999999 0 66 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P23 X E4 0 99999999 99999999 0 67 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P23 Y E5 0 99999999 99999999 0 68 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P24 X E6 0 99999999 99999999 0 69 IN 1 LINEARIZATION P24 Y E7 0 99999999 99999999 0 70 IN 1 TOTALIZATION BASE E8 0 0 3 0 71 IN 1 TOTALIZATION DIVIDE...

Page 65: ...N 2 LINEARIZATION P12 X J0 0 99999999 99999999 0 113 IN 2 LINEARIZATION P12 Y J1 0 99999999 99999999 0 114 IN 2 LINEARIZATION P13 X J2 0 99999999 99999999 0 115 IN 2 LINEARIZATION P13 Y J3 0 99999999 99999999 0 116 IN 2 LINEARIZATION P14 X J4 0 99999999 99999999 0 117 IN 2 LINEARIZATION P14 Y J5 0 99999999 99999999 0 118 IN 2 LINEARIZATION P15 X J6 0 99999999 99999999 0 119 IN 2 LINEARIZATION P15 ...

Page 66: ...FACTOR N6 0 99999999 99999999 1 159 IO LINK PROPERTIES IN2 DEVIDER N7 0 99999999 99999999 1 160 IO LINK PROPERTIES IN2 ADDITIVE VALUE N8 0 99999999 99999999 0 161 IO LINK PROPERTIES IN2 DECIMAL POINT N9 0 0 7 0 162 IO LINK PROPERTIES IN2 SCALE UNITS O0 0 0 29 0 163 IO LINK PROPERTIES __ O1 0 0 0 0 164 IO LINK PROPERTIES __ O2 0 0 0 0 165 IO LINK PROPERTIES __ O3 0 0 0 0 166 IO LINK PROPERTIES __ O...

Page 67: ...Y 3 R8 0 0 1 0 201 PRESELECTION 3 MENU OUTPUT LOCK 3 R9 0 0 1 0 202 PRESELECTION 3 MENU START UP DELAY 3 S0 0 0 1 0 203 PRESELECTION 3 MENU EVENT COLOR 3 90 0 0 3 0 204 PRESELECTION 3 MENU __ 91 0 0 0 0 205 PRESELECTION 3 MENU __ 92 0 0 0 0 206 PRESELECTION 4 MENU SOURCE 4 9 0 0 11 0 207 PRESELECTION 4 MENU MODE 4 S1 0 0 6 0 208 PRESELECTION 4 MENU HYSTERESIS 4 S2 0 0 99999 0 209 PRESELECTION 4 ME...

Page 68: ... 2 ACTION V0 0 0 28 0 237 COMMAND MENU INPUT 2 CONFIG V1 0 0 3 2 238 COMMAND MENU INPUT 3 ACTION V2 0 0 28 0 239 COMMAND MENU INPUT 3 CONFIG V3 0 0 3 2 240 COMMAND MENU __ V4 0 0 0 0 241 COMMAND MENU __ V5 0 0 0 0 242 COMMAND MENU __ V6 0 0 0 0 243 COMMAND MENU __ V7 0 0 0 0 244 DISPLAY MENU START DISPLAY V8 0 0 5 0 245 DISPLAY MENU SOURCE SINGLE V9 0 0 11 0 246 DISPLAY MENU SOURCE DUAL TOP W0 0 0...

Page 69: ...5 TARA INPUT 2 56 TARA INPUT 1 2 57 RESET TOTAL 1 58 RESET TOTAL 2 59 RESET TOTAL LINKAGE 60 TEACH PRESELECTION 1 61 TEACH PRESELECTION 2 62 TEACH PRESELECTION 3 63 TEACH PRESELECTION 4 64 SCROLL DISPLAY 65 CLEAR MIN MAX VALUES 66 CLEAR LOOP TIME 67 ACTIVATE DATA 68 STORE EEPROM 69 TESTPROGRAMM ...

Page 70: ...diagram The parameters P1 X to P24 X are used to specify the coordinates on the x axis These are the measuring values that the unit normally would generate according to the actual input signal Now enter the attached values to parameter P1 Y to P24 Y These are the values that the unit will generate instead of the x values i e P5 Y replaces P5 X etc The X Coordinates must use continuously increasing...

Page 71: ...ity P01_x P10_x P15_x P16_x Pressure Sensor 0 20 mA P01_x P10_x P16_x P01_y P07_y P15_y P16_y Pressure Volume P15_x P10_y To solve the problem we divide the non linear part of the tank into 14 parts We enter the expected display values of the pressure sensor to registers P01_x to P15 _x For the linear part of the tank it is sufficient to store the final pressure value to register P16_x Now we can ...

Page 72: ...R60726 0002 Index 6b EN page 72 6 7 Dimensions Dimension in mm inch ...

Page 73: ...output Option Configuration Voltage output Current output Resolution Accuracy Reaction time current or voltage operation 10 10 V max 2 mA 0 4 20 mA burden max 270 Ohm 16 Bit 0 1 150 ms Control outputs Option Number of outputs Format level Output current Reaction time 4 5 30 V depends on the Com voltage PNP max 200 mA 1 ms Relay outputs Option Number of outputs Configuration Switching voltage Switc...

Page 74: ...6 0002 Index 6b EN page 74 Continuation Technical specifications Conformity and standards EMC 2014 30 EU LV 2014 35 EU RoHS 2011 65 EU EN 61000 6 2 EN 61000 6 3 EN 61000 6 4 EN 61326 3 2 EN 61010 1 EN 50581 ...

Page 75: ...R60726 0002 Index 6b EN page 75 ...

Page 76: ...R60726 0002 Index 6b EN page 76 Kübler Group Fritz Kübler GmbH Schubertstr 47 78054 Villingen Schwenningen Germany Phone 49 7720 3903 0 Fax 49 7720 21564 info kuebler com kuebler com ...

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