VBA-2A-KE5-IL/UL, VBA-4A-KE5-IJL/UJL
Commissioning
2
0
1
8
-0
7
15
5
Commissioning
5.1
Assigning an Address to the Module
To operate the analog output modules in an AS-Interface network, assign a suitable address to
the AS-Interface slave. The VBP-HH1-V3.0 AS-Interface handheld programming device by
Fuchs or an AS-Interface master can be used to assign addresses.
VBA-2A-KE5-IL/UL and VBA-4A-KE5-IJL/UJL are standard slaves in line with specification 2.1.
You can assign addresses 1 ... 31. The default address on delivery is 0.
5.2
Slave Profile
The analog output modules offer the following profile:
The data value is transmitted as defined by AS-Interface profile 7.3.
5.3
Parameterization
The following parameters can be configured: Program the parameters using an AS-Interface
master, with the VAZ-SW-ACT32 AS-i Control Tools from Fuchs, or with the VBP-
HH1-V3.0 handheld device.
Parameter P0: Watchdog
Default value P0=1, active
Parameter P0 is used to activate the "watchdog" internal monitoring function. The "watchdog"
function resets the output signals to "0" if communication with the AS-Interface fails.
Parameter P1: Output Mode
Default value P1=1
Parameter P1 is used to select the output mode for the analog outputs.
VBA-2A-KE5-IL/UL
: Parameter P1 selects current mode or voltage mode for output O1.
VBA-4A-KE5-IJL/UJL
: Parameter P1 selects current mode or voltage mode for outputs
O1 ... O4 collectively.
VBA-2A-KE5-IL/UL
VBA-4A-KE5-IJL/UJL
Profile
= S-7.3.5
S-7.3.6
I/O
= 7
7
ID
= 3
3
ID2
= 5
6
ID1
= F (programmable)
F (programmable)
Note!
Jumpers on CON1 or CON2 override parameter bits P1 and P3.
If you configure the function of the outputs via the parameter bits, ensure that no jumpers are
installed on CON1 or CON2. See chapter 3.4 and see chapter 3.5.
