Universal Remote Profibus XM-210 DP
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1. SEM Universal Remote Profibus XM 210 DP User Manual Universal Remote Profibus MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 Introduction Thank you for choosing our Universal Remote Profibus XM 210 DP To ensure its proper and efficient usage it s important to read this manual thoroughly to understand how to operate the XM 210 DP before putting it into operation About this Manual 1 This manual should be delivered to the end user of the XM 210 DP 2 The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice ae All rights reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without the written permission from DLG 4 The specifications contained herein are limited to standard models and do not cover special products made by order 5 All precautions has been taken for preparation of this manual in order to guarantee the quality of information CAUTION The instrument described in this technical user manual is a device suitable for application in a specialized technical area DLG supplied products are submitted to a strict quality control process However industrial control electronic equipment can cause damage to machinery or processes controlled by them in the event of any failure or improper operations and may even endanger human lives The user is responsible for setting and selecting values of the parameters of the instrument The manufacturer warns of the risks of incidents with injuries to bot2. 210 DP Universal Remote Profibus Operating Starting the XM 210 DP The Universal Remote REED 00 BT Profibus XM 210 DP is designed pyme ar dis MO sr to ally the advantages in the distribution and collection of the field variables with the Profibus protocol compatibility being able to make them available along with its settings to controllers and supervision systems Through the GSD file and software as Simatic Manager or Sycon its possible to vio READ Ethernet 1 PROFINET O System 100 d PS 307 5 IS CPU 317 2 PN DP 14 ware PROFIBUS 1 DP m d evo EBEN M MIT a 71 lt M 2101 DLS Properties DP slave E x 0 a mo A co kad O Address D Parameter Assignment Parameters Sy Station parameters EN Device specific parameters LE Sensor type configure all the parameters in a 57 avr as _ 2 Alarm histerese structured way m uu ES we kie amp Alarm Set Point 2 amp Alarm histerese 2 E Alarm delay 2 s HC Hex parameter assignment Some items from the XM 210 DP parameterization follow Configuration e Sensor type Rest fo ce selection e Offset setting for a al each selected sensor Alarm type selection low high or differential Alarm hysteresis setting Alarm set point setting Waiting time for alarm activation Output Alarms e Table for selecting outputs for the inp
3. input channel totalizing 32 alarms Each alarm can be configured with up to 4 types of conditions inoperative low value high value and differential Inoperative No alarm Alarme 1 Alarme 2 Low value The alarm is active as soon as the input value Bene Inoperante gt is lower than the set point Histereze 0 00 High value The alarm is active as soon as the input value is higher than the set point Tempo Espera n E Set Point 0 00 Differential The differential mode is defined by the set point and the hysteresis The set point defines the center reference point and the hysteresis increases the reference range If the input signal lies inside the reference range that alarm is not Figure 8 active Otherwise if the input signal lies outside the reference range the alarm becomes active For example to define a reference ranging from 400 to 600 define the set point as 500 and the hysteresis as 100 When the input signal is lower than 400 or higher than 600 the alarm is active Page 14 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00_14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial Universal Remote Profibus The hysteresis is the term relative to the delay between the activation or deactivation of a condition In the XM 210 DP the operation mode can change according to the selected alarm condition For example With low value selected the activation only happens after the input value is lower than the set po
4. with sensibility from 10 to 30 Vdc common for the two inputs NPN driven Digital input I1 is used to reset or recognize RL1 and RL2 alarm conditions and digital input I2 is used like a status flag for general use The electric scheme is described in the picture VO where terminals 7 and 8 are the NPN inputs and terminal 9 the positive source common The digital inputs can be read through slot 17 Digital Inputs Bit O Input 1 Bit 1 Input 2 Digitais Slot 15 Digital Inputs Digital input 1 1 Digital input 2 2 Error reading calibration memory 0 ok 1 error XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 Page 13 of 28 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial DLG XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS Relay Outputs and Alarms The relay digital outputs can be used for general purpose and can NC C NO be configured through the output byte in slot 20 Relay 1 and 2 The a2 outputs can only be reseted through the slot in the table below this topic VOS The electric scheme is described in the picture for the SPDT relay I EE type with the common contact connected to terminals 5 and 38 the NO contacts to terminals 6 and 39 and the NC contacts to terminals 4 and 3 i L1 L2 Value Index Action Activate relay 1 Activate relay 2 Bit O Reset output 1 Bit 1 Reset output 2 Bit 2 Set output 1 Bit 3 Set output 2 The XM 210 DP has two independent alarms for each
5. 0 C the value of channel is 1000 Thermocouple inputs The thermocouple inputs are linearized as according to ITS 90 With a cold junction compensation circuit the XM 210 DP eliminates the Seebeck effect in the cable connections standing as a precise system for high temperature or high differentials measurements The sensor measurement terminals are positive V and negative G from channels CH1 up to CH16 Terminal is not used in this configuration Terminal line I is not used in this configurations The thermocouple inputs can be read through slots 1 to 16 if they are configured as thermocouple through the channel sensor type parameter with the available thermocouple types The scale of the signal is given by T 10 ie to 100 C the value of channel is 1000 Page 16 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 L X d Termopar All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial AUTOMA GCA O XM 210 DP Universal Remote Profibus Current inputs The XM 210 DP has two current input configurations 0 20 mA and 4 20 mA The scheme for both configurations is described in the picture where the current loop positive is connected to the line terminals I and the negative to terminals G from channels CH1 up to CH16 The positive terminals V are not used in this configuration The current inputs can be read through slots 1 to 16 if they are configured as current inputs through the channel sensor type p
6. A AA W AW X M X M XN De Y dP Up LE IL EL T JI LI IL II lll OB tl siuii ETR Lo LIII Es L1 POS WJ b Liga Digitais Freq Pt100 4 20mA 0 20mA 0 75mV 0 5V 0 10V Termopar Picture 6 Top Terminal RL2 CH2 CH 4 CH 6 CH 8 CH 10 CH 12 CH 14 CH 16 RS485 NC C NO VG I VG I VG I VG I V G I VG I VG I VGI 8 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 4 20mA Picture 7 Bottom Terminal Page 12 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial DIG XM 210 DP Universal Remote Profibus Attention All cables must be crimped with eyelet type terminals for cables up to 1 5 mm unless otherwise stated The XM 210 DP input type selection is done entirely through the GSD file and there are no configuration jumpers It is recommended to use woven shielded cables and the woven grounding should be mostly done around the field instruments at just one point Power Supply The XM 210 DP must be powered through terminals 1 and 2 with 2 2 full range voltage ranging from 90 to 260 Vac Terminal 3 is used to yy ground the mass to the panel and it is recommended to use 1 5 mm cables for the phases and 2 5 mm for grounding The electric scheme is described in the picture IF Digital Inputs The digital inputs are used for alarm status and recognition The inputs I1 and I2 are photo coupled
7. Alarm 2 channel 13 6 xx1x xxxx Alarm 2 channel 6 6 xxixxxxx Alarm 2 channel 14 Alarm 2 channel 7 Alarm 2 channel 15 8 1txxxxxxx Alarm 2 channel 8 8 Axxxxxxx Alarm 2 channel 16 Obs Para utilizar valores negativos em configurac es como set point ou histerese use 65536 valor negativo Por exemplo para set point a 100 C use 65536 100 65436 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00_14 Page 15 of 28 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial AUTOMA O XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS PT 100 Input The PT 100 inputs type are linearized according to ITS 90 With a current source circuit and cable compensation the XM 210 DP eliminates the line charging effect and with resistive sensors measurement it stands as a precise temperature measurement system The sensor measurement terminals are positive V and negative G from channels CH1 up to CH16 and the cable compensation measurement is done in the I terminals referenced to the negative C If the PT 100 cables are not connected or are open a burn out signal will be represented by an indication of 200 C in the respective channel The XM 210 DP detects the missing sensor and disables the alarm states associated to the open channel The PT 100 inputs can be read through slots 1 to 16 if they are configured as PT 100 through the channel sensor type parameter The scale of the signal is given by 7 10 ie to 10
8. arameter The scale of the signal is given by mA 1000 ie to 20mA the value of channel is 20000 CH 4 CH 6 CH 8 CH 5 var vat we N G 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 16 17 18 SSSSSSSSS amp PO FO RON L EX l J px hal E Y Y Transm gt Pt100 0 20m 4 20mA 3 Wire Connection Voltage inputs The XM 210 DP has three voltage input configurations 0 75 mV 0 5 V and 0 10 V The scheme for the configurations is described in the picture where the positive is connected to the terminals V and the negative to terminals G from channels CH1 up to CH16 The line terminals 1 are not used in this configuration The current inputs can be read through slots 1 to 16 if they are configured as voltage inputs through the channel sensor type parameter The scale of the signal is given by V 1000 le to 10V the value of channel is 10000 2 Wire Connection CH 9 22 23 24 AN AN An Mm Sf VAX N CONJUNJUUNJ d E d 0 75mV Note The maximum allowed voltage for correct operation of the XM 210 DP is 10 5 V XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial Page 17 of 28 DLG XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS Logic level inputs The XM 210 DP has logic level inputs with O to 10 Vdc sensibility The Oto 3 V range corresponds to logic level O while the 5 to 10 V range corresponds to logic level 1 The scheme is described in the picture wh
9. e described below Picture 1 e Thermocouples type J K T R S E N B ITS 90 with cold junction compensation e RTD type PT 100 two or three wires e Current 0 20 mA e 4 20 mA e Tension 0 75 mV 0 5 V e 0 10 V e Logical level maximum amplitude 10 Vdc e Frequency up to 10KHz with 4 simultaneous channels with 0 3 V to 50 V sensibility e 2 digital inputs isolated up 30 V for of alarms and status recognition e 2alarm levels per channel configurable high low differential with hysteresis and delay of 1 to 10 seconds e 2relay outputs for alarm status e Fully detachable plug in type connection to the terminal block Page 6 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial Dre XM 210 DP Universal Remote Profibus Typical Applications The Universal Remote Profibus XM 210 DP in designed to several types of industrial applications easing the concentration of distributed field data The XM 210 DP applications demonstrate high optimization in remote field data acquisition which were previously delegated to controllers increasing the process scalability and decreasing costs All the 16 inputs of the XM 210 DP acquire field data reliably for the supervision and control systems so the universal remotes can be highly used to collect information from any point of the plant floor Operation Stations D a Ethernet Field Devices Picture 2 P
10. e equipment by personnel not authorized by DLG defecis caused by mechanical shock exposure to conditions unfit for use or tampering with the product 6 DLG disclaims any charge relating to unauthorized repairs or replacemenis due to failures caused by agents external to the equipment the improper use of them and as a result of unforeseeable circumstances or major forces 7 DLG ensures full operation of the equipment described herein and all existing operations XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 Page 25 of 28 All rights reserved to DLG Automa o Industrial DLG XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS Page 26 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 All rights reserved to DLG Automa o Industrial o DIG Automacao Industrial Ltda MAN EN DE XM210DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS Rua Jos Batista Soares 53 01 00 14 XM 210 DP Distrito Industrial 14176 119 Sert ozinho S o Paulo Brasil l l l Fone 55 16 3513 7400 DLG reserves the right to change this manual contents without notice www dlg com br in order to keep updating it with potential product developments
11. elative humidity IP protection Input voltage Power consumption Construction Placement Electrical connection Aprox Weight How to Specify XM _10DP Enclosure 2 Standalone universal converter XM 210DP 6 Universal converter installed inside IP 65 box XM 610DP Input Voltage AC 85 260 Vac DC 18 30 Vdc Housing Material M Indicates metallic IP 65 box XM 610DP XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 Page 9 of 28 All rights reserved to DLG Automa o Industrial AUTOMA O XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS Dimensions Page 10 of 28 75 40 58 50 pay e UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS DP XM 210 DP POWER RL1 DI CH1 CH3 CH5 MET ER NO Ke O HER TS Eod RZ TG TT TY TG HE NZ Pit 273 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 EH ER EEI EZ 15 16 RL 2 CH2 NC CINO CH 11 CH13 CH15 ci EE NA TGT LIV TGT LIV TGT RE NA TGT LIV TGT L 6 17 18 19 20 21122123 24 25126 27 28 291301311321331 E CH10 CHi2 CH14 TCHi6 a POWER RL1 O 6 0123456 PROFIBUS 7 e NO VIG IlVIG I VIG IIVIG I VIG I VIG I IVIG AC ER Eid EE EE EO ES EHI ER EZI EB ES Er ER E EN EN RA ES RO ES ES EH EJ EI EI EAE EH EIE Picture 3 Dimensioning for assembling dimensions in millimeters XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 All rights reserved to DLG Automa o Industrial Dre XM 210 DP Universal R
12. emote Profibus Mechanical Installation To correctly install the Universal Remote Profibus XM 210 DP an appropriate screwdriver shall be used so the mechanical parts are not damaged A terminal type 1 8 screwdriver is recommended The following steps details the installation 1 Place the bottom of the XM 210 DP in the DIN 35 mm rail as shown in Figure 4 Figure 4 2 Press the top part of the XM 210 DP until hearing a click To remove the XM 210 DP just apply opposite force i e force the XM 210 DP up and pull it out Figure 5 3 The XM 210 DP is designed to be installed in regular DIN 35 mm trails and after the installation the equipment must remain securely fastened and must not present any slack within the trail If there is any slack the trail is possibly not standard XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 Page 11 of 28 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS AUTOMA O Electrical Installation RL 1 DI CH 1 CH 3 CH 5 CH 7 CH 9 CH 11 CH 13 CH 15 L1 L2 NCCNO 1112 C VG I VG I VG VGI N GI VGI VG I VG I 12 34 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 AK a AC d AC AN A AS AN ACC POS AS PO O P O PES AN AN ARS ARS AN AO O AN AR RO AN AS AN AR ARS AR AR SN 1 N Y QU QU A QU A QU QU QU A QU QU A QU A QU Q QU A QU A QU A A QU A QU QU QU QU QU A REN y E M VM AY NNNM 3 Y WAY LAY LAY Y AL
13. ere the positive is connected to the terminals V and the negative to terminals G from channels CH1 up to CH16 The line terminals I are not used in this configuration The logic level inputs can be read through slots 1 to 16 if they are configured as logic level inputs through the channel sensor type parameter The scale of the signal is given by LL 1 ieto 1 the value of channel is 1 0 10V Note The maximum allowed voltage for correct operation of the XM 210 DP is 10 5 V Page 18 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00_14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial DLG XM 210 DP Universal Remote Profibus Frequency inputs The XM 210 DP has frequency inputs with 0 3 to 50 Vdc sensibility and 0 3 Hz to 10 KHz reading The scheme is described in the picture where the positive is connected to the terminals V and the negative to terminals G from channels CH1 up to CH4 The line terminals are not used in this configuration The frequency inputs can be read through slots 1 to 16 if they are configured as frequency inputs through the channel sensor type parameter The scale of the signal is given by Hz 1 ie to 10Hz the value of channel is 10 Profibus DP Communication The XM 210 DP has one serial communications channels using the Profibus DP protocol over the RS 485 media The indication is done by the BF Bus Fail red led The picture describes the connection scheme of
14. h people and goods resulting from the incorrect use of the instrument PRESENTATION son 6 FYPIGAL APPLICATIONS 22 nn 7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 11 eorr orm enen ennenen nmn nurum ununi 8 INPUT THERE Erle CS a cu DECIDEN DER p Op DE pu a 8 General Characteristics and Precision css eee 9 HOW TO SPECIES a Dad 9 DIMENSIONS vereinen 10 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION eere rere rn nnn 11 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION eere ree rrr nnn nnn 12 POWER UDOV aa 13 SAA on o 13 Relay Outputs and Alarms A A ae 14 Bojo o 15 ThermJocouple MASTS aan see aa 16 CURSA NENNT 17 ls BUS u a AG QU qM Mu Are RE D Uu DUE 17 LOGIE HEY SUMO UTS saca asas ERE RE 18 OPERATING cuca 21 Starting the XM 210 DP i ccconiioioiic nenn anna 21 A II ee ee ee ee 23 _ AA 23 RECOMMENDATIONS sans so een 24 WARRANTIN see see 25 AUTOMA O XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS Presentation The Universal Remote Profibus XM 210 DP is designed to promote versatility and robustness in industrial plants With its processing core based in the ARM technology the XM 210 DP offers speed and accessibility to field variables through the Profibus DP protocol over the RS 485 physical interface thus enabling the acquisition of 16 inputs from several kind of signals such as thermocouples RID resistive sensors current tension frequency and logical levels The available inputs and product features ar
15. hts reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial Dre XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS Recommendations Its recommended to use only appropriate tools for the XM 210 DP installation and maintenance lt is necessary to use a terminal type screwdriver for terminal connection or 1 8 with 3mm maximum diameter as it is the ideal format and will not damage the connection aperture Inappropriate Recommended screwdriver screwdriver It is recommended to crimp all the wires that will be connected to the XM 210 DP with a pre isolated needle type or eyelet type terminal for cables of A C3 Needle Terminal Eyelet Terminal 0 5 1 5mm2 Page 24 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial DLG XM 210 DP Universal Remote Profibus Warranty The manufacturer assures to the equipment owners identified by the purchase invoice warranty of 1 one year as follows 1 The warranty period begins on the data of the invoice issue 2 Within the warranty period the labor and parts used for repairing damage occurred in normal use are free 3 For repairs send the equipment along with the shipping invoices to our factory in Sert ozinho S o Paulo state Brazil DLG s address is available at the end of this manual 4 The owner is responsible for transportation costs and risks 5 Warranty will be automatically suspended if changed are made to th
16. i Ml an Cancel Parameter Data DRY Settings Assigned master Station address 1 Master 1 TSx PBY 100 Actual slave Station address 2 Slave E 2Mm 2100P Append Module Remove Module Insert Module Predefined Modules Symbolic Names If the module sequence is not in the correct order it will cause problems in the equipment When more than one slave in the bus is used just select the slave and copy to the other addresses in the network so all the modules and parameters of the slave also get copied The address must be modified to be next address available in the PLC memory table Page 22 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 All rights reserved to DLG Automa o Industrial Dre XM 210 DP Universal Remote Profibus Indication The XM 210 DP has state indication leds e Power indicates that the XM 210 DP is energized e RUN on startup it blinks 5 times per second and after 5 seconds stay turned on If it keeps blinking after 5 seconds it is indicating failure e RL1 and RL2 The states of relays 1 and 2 e BF If Bus Fail is active it indicates that the XM 210 DP is not performing Data Exchange Test button Hr can be used for any purpose making available a status bit that ARE can be read through Slot 17 Digital Inputs EEE E e Bit 3 key XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00_14 Page 23 of 28 All rig
17. int and deactivated when the input value is higher than the set point plus the hysteresis With high value selected the activation only happens after the input value is higher than the set point and deactivated when the input value is lower than the set point less the hysteresis The waiting time defines how many seconds the output waits to be activated The set point defines the alarm trigger Observations For greater security using relays in burn out conditions or when there is disruption of the PT 100 cable see PT 100 input it is recommended to configure the relay triggering wait time to more than 5 seconds This condition is important to avoid operational failures for example turbine trips or any other system that relies on free error states recalling that burn uut is an error condition of the process Coding bits for alarms The table below indicates each bit between channels and alarms 4 bytes Dec ByteO Action Dec Byte1 Action 2 xxxix Alarm 1 channel 10 5 xxx1 xxxx Alarm 1 channel 5 5 xxxixxxx Alarm 1 channel 13 6 xxixxxxx Alarm 1 channel 6 6 xxbooxx Alarm 1 channel 14 8 1xxx xxxx__ Alarm 1 channel 8 8 1xxx xxxx__ Alarm 1 channel 16 Slot 18 Alarm 2 Slot 18 Alarm 2 Dec Byte2 Action Dec Byte3 Action 2 xxxxxxix Alarm 2 channel 2_ 2 xxxxxxix Alarm 2 channel 10 5 xxxt xxxx__ Alarm 2 channel 5 5 xxxixxxx
18. rofibus network topology with the XM 210 DP XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00_14 Page 7 of 28 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial AUTOMA O XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS Technical Specifications Inout Characteristics Type Parameter Min Max Comments Current lin lt 22mA Voltage Fin lt 2Hz Logic Level 10 Medos Thermocouple 270 1820 B EJ K N R S T Unellon 10 60 Operation range C omp PT 100 200 850 Two or Three wires Voltage 5 Input Impedance Thermocouple 5 MQ PT 100 5 Frequency 150 10Vp 10KHz KO 0 20 de Current P420 1 s uA Voltage A D Precision FS Thermocouple t 0 1 PT 100 Pt 0 1 Cold Junction 15 oC Comp ae Thermocouple 0 1 i Frequency Precision 0 02 10000Hz Current 0 4 4 mA Digital Inputs Voltage 0 26 Vdc Frequency 0 1 20 Hz Page 8 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00_14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial DLG XM 210 DP Universal Remote Profibus General Characteristics and Precision Type Comments Alarms Two relay outputs RL1 e RL2 SPDT max 3A 220 Vac 2 RS 485 ports isolated and with transient protection filter Baud rates bps 9 6k 19 2k 45 45k 93 75k 187 5k 500k 1 500M 3M 6M and Communication 12M Profibus DPVO protocol Operating temperature 10 C to 60 C Thermal stability R
19. the communication channel The positive is connected to terminal 69 and the negative to terminal 68 Terminal 67 must be used for the communications cable woven Note in some devices the labels A green and B red can be used for Profibus communications In this case it must be connected to the negative and positive terminals respectively XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00_14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial CH 1 VG 10 11 12 foy RO S VS L w K RJ LS RS485 S 67 68 69 Page 19 of 28 Dre XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS When using DB9 connectors commonly used with the Profibus DP protocol the frontal female DB9 connector of the XM 210 DP must be used a i h En CA la ICH eal O a O al L La L G ns er T 6666 ooono M p y E FO EE EU The address assignment to the XM 210 DP in the Profibus network is done using the keys available at the frontal The address is entered as a binary base number ranging from 1 to 125 for instance ON 1 25 0 27 1 22 0 2 0 24 0 25 0 2 5 FAL YL 0123 4 5 6 NOTE If the address is higher than 125 the XM 210 DP will indicate failure through the RUN led that will blink continuously with a 2 Hz frequency Page 20 of 28 XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00_14 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial DLG XM
20. ut channels e All input channels can be configured to activate the outputs e Each input channel can create a combination of outputs activation e Outputs 1 and 2 reset Led indications e Operation and communications indication through leds in the equipment XM 210 DP User Manual MAN EN DE XM210DP 01 00 14 Page 21 of 28 All rights reserved to DLG Automac o Industrial AUTOMA O For some configurators it is important to note that the modules available in the XM210 DP XM 210 DP UNIVERSAL REMOTE PROFIBUS must be manually inserted and in the order they are displayed for example Channel 1 2 3 16 digital inputs room temp Alarms 1 and 2 Relay 1 and 2 For proper operation all modules must be inserted according to the window below s Tools Window Help Device For Help press Fi Slave Configuration General Description AM 210DP Max length of in output data Max length of input data has length of output data Mas number of modules gt eee eee E fal Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel e Enable watchdog control 2 Ka Ri M M Ri M Modulel Module Modules Module4 Modules Modules Module DO Byte 38 Byte 32 Byte ig 4 6 M PO LD xi 18 xi Station address Slave2 v Activate device in actual configuration Length of in output data Length of input data Length of output data Number of modules ki Ri Ri Ri Ri R
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