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CONTROL PANEL 

ETV 1591-H 

 

24.03.2015 

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Control Panel 

ETV 1591-H 

The control panel is an intelligent terminal for programming and visualization of automated 
processes.  

A touch screen serves as the input medium for process data and parameters. The output is 
shown on a 15" XGA TFT color display. 

To  safely  back  up  the  data  before  the  panel  is  shut  down,  an  integrated  UPS  is  used  to 
buffer the +24 V power supply. 

The  available  interfaces  can  be  used  to  exchange  process  data  or  configure  the  build-in 
terminal. A SATA hard drive serves as the storage medium for the operating system, appli-
cation and application data. 

With  the  integrated  VARAN manager,  the  ETV  1591-H offers  the possibility  to  construct  a 
high-performance VARAN system to operate for example, decentralized I/O modules, drive 
systems or communication modules. 

 

Summary of Contents for ETV 1591-H

Page 1: ...ETV 1591 H Control Panel Date of creation 02 04 2013 Version date 24 03 2015 Article number 13 230 1591 HE...

Page 2: ...may be reproduced edited using an electronic system duplicated or dis tributed in any form print photocopy microfilm or in any other process without the express permission We reserve the right to mak...

Page 3: ...up the data before the panel is shut down an integrated UPS is used to buffer the 24 V power supply The available interfaces can be used to exchange process data or configure the build in terminal A...

Page 4: ...ellaneous 7 2 Mechanical Dimensions 8 3 Chemical Resistance 9 3 1 ASA Plastic Housing 9 4 Connector Layout 10 4 1 Front Connector 10 4 2 Rear Connectors 11 4 3 Applicable Connectors 13 5 Uninterruptab...

Page 5: ...cess 29 5 6 1 Time Specification 29 5 6 2 Measuring 30 5 7 Battery Lifespan and Charge Discharge Curve 31 5 7 1 Battery Lifespan 31 5 7 2 Self Discharge 32 5 7 3 Battery Charging Curve 33 5 7 4 Batter...

Page 6: ...10 Mounting Instructions 49 11 Wiring Guidelines 50 11 1 Ground 50 11 2 Shielding 50 11 3 ESD Protection 51 11 4 USB Interface Connections 51 12 Recommended Shielding for VARAN 52 12 1 Wiring from th...

Page 7: ...A high speed 480 Mbit s 2x Gbit Ethernet RJ45 1x VARAN Out RJ45 4x optically decoupled inputs 4x optically decoupled outputs Internal interface connections and devices 1x TFT LCD color display 1x touc...

Page 8: ...d current of a 4 A at voltages from 0 20 Vrms 0 28 3 Vp or b 100 VA Vp at voltages from 20 30 Vrms 28 3 42 4 Vp 1 3 Terminal Dimensions with battery Dimensions without battery 358 x 313 x 109 mm W x H...

Page 9: ...cklighting LED Contrast typically 700 1 Brightness typically 400 cd m Angle CR 10 from left and right 80 above and below 70 1 6 Control Unit Touch panel analog resistive film glass touch panel Resolut...

Page 10: ...ETV 1591 H CONTROL PANEL Page 8 24 03 2015 2 Mechanical Dimensions...

Page 11: ...acid 5 None Ammonia hydroxide solution 10 at 23 C None Caustic soda 1 at 23 C None Caustic soda 35 at 23 C None Ethanol at 23 C None Isopropyl Alcohol at 23 C None Methanol at 23 C None Iso Octane at...

Page 12: ...r a maximum total current of 500 mA It should be noted that many of the USB devices on the market do not comply with USB specifications this can lead to device malfunctions It is also possible that th...

Page 13: ...pply X3 X4 digital in outputs X1 power plug Pin Function 1 24 V DC DIG IOs 2 24 V DC 3 GND 4 GND X2 battery Pin Function 1 NTC 1 2 Batt 3 Batt 4 NTC 2 X4 Output Pin Function 1 output 1 2 output 2 3 ou...

Page 14: ...t load could cause a real time runtime error or runtime error By configuring the packet filter Firewall or Router accordingly however it is possible to connect a network with SIGMATEK hardware to a th...

Page 15: ...r function correctly Therefore it is recommended that every USB stick be tested before actual use 4 3 Applicable Connectors USB 4 pin type A downstream connector Ethernet 8 pin RJ45 VARAN 8 pin RJ45 P...

Page 16: ...ent supply battery and electronics 5 1 Simplified Block Diagram The battery is charged with the connected 24 V main supply The UPS is active when a failure of the external 24 V main supply is detected...

Page 17: ...nd temperature ranges are discussed in the following chapters 5 2 1 Electrical Requirements for the Battery Pack Battery type maintenance free nickel metal hybrid NiMh battery pack Voltage typically 1...

Page 18: ...g 5 2 3 Environmental Conditions Battery storage tempera ture 20 60 C Battery operating tem perature 0 50 C 3 3 Temperatures above and below this range are not allowed for the battery used as it can b...

Page 19: ...tage measured under load the low charge condition can be determined Contrary thereto the charging or open circuit voltage cannot be evaluated The voltage under load is used for example to immediately...

Page 20: ...232 the UPS configu ration shutting down Windows and sending data to the application The SigmatekUpsMonitor Windows service must be used for the complete functional scope of the UPS 5 5 Using the Inte...

Page 21: ...to shutdown EGetShutdownTimerActive 0x05 Info as to whether the shutdown timer is active EGetTimeTillShutdown 0x06 Current shutdown timer value EGetComPort 0x07 Name of the COM port used for the UPS E...

Page 22: ...EGetBatteryExchangeNeeded Description Request ID Instruction Sequence Retrieve information as to whether the battery is OK or must be exchanged The battery is evaluated by the Windows service Sigmatek...

Page 23: ...ual battery voltage Conversion factor 100 d 1 V Value range 10 15 V 25 09 V Accuracy 0 06 V Byte sequence Little Endian Updating every second 12 13 WORD Measurement value Battery volt age under test l...

Page 24: ...e buffered supply is powered vis the 24 V main supply while the battery is connected D1 Status 1 The UPS is active the buffered supply is provided from the battery D2 D3 Status warning 1 The battery i...

Page 25: ...ttings from UPS active to the shutting down of Windows 0x04 Open connection Send 4 byte Request ID 0x04 to Pipe Read 4 byte answer Close connection Answer ByteNo Data type Info 1 4 DWORD Shutdown time...

Page 26: ...4 DWORD Time remaining until Windows shutdown in seconds EGetComPort Description Request ID Instruction Sequence Read the selected serial interface 0x07 Open connection Send 4 byte Request ID 0x07 to...

Page 27: ...n Answer ByteNo Data type Info 1 BOOL FALSE automatic shutdown of windows disabled TRUE automatic shutdown of windows enabled EGetCableType Description Request ID Instruction Sequence Read the battery...

Page 28: ...shutdown Default Enabled ESetCableType 0x83 Sets the battery extension cable type used Default Type 0 battery connected directly EResetBatteryExchangeNeeded 0xC0 Resets the Battery exchange needed war...

Page 29: ...yteNo Data type Info 1 BOOL FALSE Error TRUE the serial interface was set in the configuration EEnableAutoShutdown Description Request ID Instruction Sequence Enable disable the automatic shutdown of...

Page 30: ...ot used 0x04 Type4 not used Read 1 byte boolean answer Close connection Answer ByteNo Data type Info 1 BOOL FALSE Error TRUE The cable type was enabled disabled in the configuration EResetBatteryExcha...

Page 31: ...the first 24 hour charging cycle the sys tem switches to a pulsed charging cycle and every 24 h an 8 h continuous charg ing cycle is performed to maintain the voltage see image 1 2 The charging circu...

Page 32: ...24 h charging ended 4 24 h charging stop 5 Start of 8 h charging after 24 hour charging stop pulsed charging Orange curve battery voltage While the battery is charging 2 The curve corresponds to the...

Page 33: ...ess used a battery lifespan of at least 6 years can be ensured The battery type used has over chargeable cells The UPS system implemented limits the voltage and current thereby providing double protec...

Page 34: ...ffected Operating with a discharged battery also does not destroy it however there is also no buffer time available for the target hardware battery deep discharge protection Self discharge curve of a...

Page 35: ...ss Orange curve battery voltage After a charging time of approximately 18 hours the battery reaches the maximum possible charge can be seen on the orange flat voltage drop after 18 hours Because to th...

Page 36: ...point the 24 h charging stop begins see cycles 5 7 4 Battery Discharging Process The discharge curve of a fully loaded battery is measured up to the deep discharge thresh old The test device is the E...

Page 37: ...be included in the calculation of the battery voltage measurement The UPS calculates the voltage drop The UPS is configured via the Windows service SigmatekUpsMonitor For the configura tion of the ca...

Page 38: ...ambient conditions this case should not occur In addition the following condition must always be met The USV must be active due to a main power loss this means that the device must be powered by the b...

Page 39: ...ousing The 4 mounting screws on the battery housing must be removed Note the 4 clearance bolts between the battery pack and the housing must be secured with the screws when mounting the battery pack T...

Page 40: ...IA the outputs on the primary 5 V and the secondary 24 V sides are isolat ed using optic couplers according to application class 3 pollution degree 2 For the inputs the primary 24 V and the secondary...

Page 41: ...ainst 0 V An excessively long or too thin 0 V conductor can lead to undesired responses from the outputs of the affected module The outputs can be turned off by disconnecting the 24 V supply voltage A...

Page 42: ...ETV 1591 H CONTROL PANEL Page 40 24 03 2015 6 2 Disconnecting Inductive Loads...

Page 43: ...24V 4 Braking of in ductive loads is limited to 12 7 V as shown in the graph below However an additional protection circuit directly on inductive loads is recommended freewheeling diode to avoid a sys...

Page 44: ...ended to ensure error free function The following guide lines should be observed Avoid parallel wiring between input lines and load bearing circuits Protective circuits for all relays RC networks or f...

Page 45: ...function The following guidelines should be observed Avoid parallel connections between input lines and load bearing circuits Protective circuits for all relays RC networks or free wheeling diodes Co...

Page 46: ...1 H CONTROL PANEL Page 44 24 03 2015 Input 1 24 V collection bus 24 V collection bus Input 1 Ground bus GND 6 5 1 2 wire Initiators and Mechanical End Switches Schematic 2 6 5 2 3 wire Initiators Sche...

Page 47: ...ugh capacity to preserve data in the absence of a supply voltage for up to 4 years Battery order number 01 690 067 MANUFACTURER DATA Lithium battery VARTA 3 0 V 1 0 Ah WARNING Battery may explode if m...

Page 48: ...ETV 1591 H CONTROL PANEL Page 46 24 03 2015 8 Exchanging the Battery Hard Drive Disconnect the power to the ETV Open the locking screws on the back of the terminal with a PH 1 screwdriver...

Page 49: ...CONTROL PANEL ETV 1591 H 24 03 2015 Page 47 Open the locking screws of the bat tery lock with a PH 1 screwdriver Carefully remove battery...

Page 50: ...TROL PANEL Page 48 24 03 2015 Loosen the cable binders and discon nect battery plug Next connected the new battery secure it with cable binders and place it in the provided holder Finally re place the...

Page 51: ...Watts To ensure the necessary air circulation for cooling the following mounting instructions must be followed 10 Mounting Instructions The following distance from the housing should be maintained Rea...

Page 52: ...ate a low ohm ground connection only then can error free operation be guaranteed The earth connection should have a maximum cross section and the larges electrical surface possible 11 2 Shielding For...

Page 53: ...minal the potential should be equalized by touching the control cabinet or earth terminal This will allow the dissipa tion of electrostatic loads caused by clothing shoes 11 4 USB Interface Connection...

Page 54: ...operated outside the control cabinet the correct shield ing is required This is especially important if due to physical requirements the bus cables must be placed next to sources of strong electromagn...

Page 55: ...ARAN component If the Ethernet lines are connected from a VARAN component to a VARAN node located outside the control cabinet the shielding should be placed at the entry point to the control cabinet h...

Page 56: ...upport is required A requirement therefore is that only IP67 modules and connect ors can be used outside the control cabinet These components are very robust and noise resistant The shielding for all...

Page 57: ...etc can induce interference in a VARAN bus line Spike voltages are dissipated over the metallic housing of a RJ45 connector Noise is conducted through the control cabi net housing without further acti...

Page 58: ...cting Noise Generating Components With the connection of power components that generate strong electromagnetic interfer ence it is also critical to ensure correct shielding The shielding should be pla...

Page 59: ...etween Two Control Cabinets If two control cabinets must be connected over a VARAN bus it is recommended that the shielding be located at the entry points of both cabinets Noise can be thereby prevent...

Page 60: ...the cloth and not directly on the terminal The cleaning solution should not be allowed to reach the terminal electron ics for example through the ventilation slots No erosive cleaning solutions chemi...

Page 61: ...ttery Exchange 6 Digital In and Outputs 5 A changed to 4 A Changed from circa to max 1 minute Block diagram changed Internal energy storage constant current changed Supply voltage and current consumpt...

Page 62: ...ETV 1591 H CONTROL PANEL Page 60 24 03 2015...

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