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266-P00-XYE User`s Manual - Miille Applied Research Co Inc

1. 3 6 FRONT PANEL LEDs The Front Panel LEDs on the Omnii Comm include Transmit and Receive indicators for each port an Active and an Error light Some common LED scenarios are listed below Q ACTIVE LED is on steady There is no valid configuration loaded Q ACTIVE LED flashes There is a configuration loaded and the unit is attempting to run as configured ERROR LED flashes There is a system error or poll table error check the error locations for error codes LED flashes The Omnii Comm is transmitting a message from the indicated port RECV LED flashes The Omnii Comm is receiving a message on the indicated port These LEDs help determine connection errors and configuration errors For example if the Omnii Comm XMIT light flashes and the RECV light for the same port does not the cable for that port is either bad or the other device is not responding to the Omnii Comm No response errors are almost always because The serial communication parameters don t match baud rate data bits parity Q The error check field does not match CRC BCC LRC etc OMNII COMM Q The addressed device does not exist Q The Cable Connection is incorrect 3 7 JUMPER SETTINGS WARNING The module must be powered off before opening the case or changing any jumper options as described in the following paragraphs Connectors P1 P2 P3 and P4 can be configured for RS232 RS4
2. 45 6 2 040444440000 45 6 3 PROTOCOL NUMPBEBERS ce vue eo d 46 6 4 OMNII COMM M ERROR 8 0 2 04 44 044 48 6 4 1 Error Codes 10 IF Table Initialization 48 6 4 2 Error Codes 20 2F Spurious Interrupt 48 6 4 3 Error Codes 30 3F Port Driver Initialization 49 6 4 4 Error Codes 40 4 Modem 9 49 6 4 5 Error Codes 50 SF Miscellaneous Errors 50 6 4 6 Error Codes 70 7F Driver I O ETTOTS 50 6 4 7 Error Codes 80 8F Floating Point Errors tren trennen rennen 51 6 4 8 Error Codes FO FF System Errors 51 OMNII COMM USING THIS MANUAL Page 1 USING THIS MANUAL 1 1 OMNII COMM FAMILY OVERVIEW The MARC Omnii Comm is a microprocessor based multi port user configurable serial communications module
3. Pin RS232 Name RS422 Name RS485 Name 1 DCD input TX TRD 2 DSR input RX TRD 3 RXD input TX TRD 4 RTS output RX TRD 5 TXD output TX TRD 6 CTS input RX TRD 7 DTR output TX TRD 8 RI input RX TRD 9 GND GND GND Typical Terminal Strip to 9 pin RS232 connector cable Pin connections shown are for a typical Null modem connection MARC Din Omnii Comm RS232 Device Terminal Strip DB 9 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 MARC Cable Ass y DIN OMNI RS232 OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 19 CONFIGURATION 4 1 GETTING STARTED Omnii Comm operation is completely defined by user configuration files that you must generate using the Omnii Config program and then download to the Omnii Comm using a serial port on your PC A Configuration Program Omnii Config is supplied with each Omnii Comm module If the CD is missing you may download the latest copy of Omnii Config from our web site at http www miille com You can also download a set of example configuration files if you wish 4 2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS You need the following software and hardware to install and run Omnii Config Microsoft Windows 95 98 ME 2000 XP Vista or NT 4 0 or later Operating System A CD ROM Drive Mouse or other pointing device 800 x 600 VGA video display minimum 32 megabytes MB of RAM minimum DDDLDLU 4 3 INSTALLING OMNII CONFIG A setup program guides you through
4. or off condition You only need one Pull Up and one Pull Down resistor somewhere on each pair Install or remove jumpers as detailed in the table above to select each option 3 7 4 RS485 Jumper Options When a port is selected for RS485 operation the jumper options change There are 4 sets of 6 position jumpers one set for each connector located along the top edge of the card that are used for selection of RS485 options as detailed in the following table If the Port is selected for RS232 operation then the position of the jumpers does not matter Position Function 3 5 7 9 RS485 Connection 1 2 Termination Enable 120 ohms 11 12 TRD Pull up 10K to 5V 6 8 TRD Pull down 10K to Ground RS485 serial communication uses a single twisted pair All Transmitters and Receivers are connected to this pair The voltage levels on the pair are differential The twisted pair is routed to all devices in a daisy chain fashion A termination resistor is required at each end of this serial communication line Pull Up and Pull Down resistors are used to force the differential voltage across the pair to a marking or off condition You only need one Pull Up and one Pull Down resistor somewhere on the pair Install or remove jumpers as detailed in the table above to select each option OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 16 3 7 5 Reset Switch Operation Jumpers J8 J7 and J6 are 3 position jumpers located near the upper righ
5. Configuration files are always downloaded to RAM You must select Move to EEPROM or Move to Serial EEPROM from the Control menu to save to non volatile memory and then select Make EEPROM active if the transfer was to EEPROM Note We recommend that you always test your configurations while running in RAM by selecting Make RAM Active Transfer to non volatile memory only after everything is working 4 12 3 2 Upload Configuration to File Clicking on Upload Configuration to File will transfer the currently active configuration to a disk file on your hard drive You will be prompted for a path and file name A DBA file will be built using the uploaded S19 file so you can edit an existing configuration even if you do not have the original DBA file The currently active configuration is determined by the last Make RAM Active or Make EEPROM Active Control received IMPORTANT Note Poll Table Descriptions and the module Part Number are not stored in the downloaded configuration file so they will not be reconstructed OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 43 4 12 3 3 Transfer File from RAM to EEPROM This function moves the contents of RAM to EEPROM memory EEPROM memory is non volatile memory available on some models of the Omnii Comm If it exists the allowable address range for storing a configuration is between F800h and FFCFh These addresses start address and length should be entered on the Connect Setup screen prior to doing the tr
6. Responses from the Omnii Comm will be shown in the Communication window This mode of operation is used for advanced debugging and troubleshooting under the direction of MARC Technical Support only When the Terminal Emulator mode is active the Control menu items are not available 4 12 5 Clear Selecting the Clear menu option will erase the contents of the Communications window OMNII COMM TROUBLE SHOOTING TIPS Page 44 OMNII COMM TROUBLE SHOOTING TIPS 5 1 PROBLEMS amp SOLUTIONS 1 Problem The Omnii Comm does not respond with the Omnii Comm prompt when the Connect Check Connectivity option or the F8 key is pressed Solution The cable from the P C to Omnii Comm Port 5 is not a null modem cable or the small black reset button on the Omnii Comm was not pressed before the download attempt It may help to cycle power on the Omnii Comm and attempt downloading again Make sure that RAM is active 2 Problem A Start Poll command is issued and the Active On Line LED will not flash and the Error LED turns on Solution There is a fatal configuration error in the Omnii Comm configuration file Make sure that the following are consistent between the Omnii Comm and the devices it communicates with error checking CRC BCC baud rate data bits stop bits parity protocol signal specification RS 232 RS 422 485 etc Make sure that the configuration program is saved correctly before downloading Check e
7. and there is no response from the remote unit within the configured time out period Error code 8B02h on the other hand is an error reported to us from the Modbus device the most significant bit is set in the high byte and the Modbus error that is reported is 02 which is an invalid address error To decode an Omnii Comm error code you will need to know two things the Protocol Number and the Error Code Use the following tables to decode Omnii Comm errors Remember if the high bit of the most significant byte is set then the error code is from the device we are connected to They do not come from this table OMNII COMM ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS Page 46 6 3 PROTOCOL NUMBERS The following table defines the protocol numbers in the Omnii Comm Decimal Hex Protocol Name 08 08 Local RAM 09 09 Dial Up Modem 10 Database 11 0B Modbus ASCII and RTU 12 0 Allen Bradley DF 1 Full Duplex 13 00 Square D Point to Point and Multi Drop 14 OE MARC Protocol 15 OF Teledyne CA and CA Report by Exception not CA CPASR 16 10 Debug Configuration 17 11 Reliance 18 12 Allen Bradley DF 1 Half Duplex 19 13 OMRON Hostlink 20 14 PML 3720 21 15 American Dynamics 2150 22 16 Dukane MACS II 23 17 Caterpillar M50 24 18 Dynalco TM5000 25 19 Dynalco TEC 9000 26 1A Caterpillar Digital Voltage Regulator D
8. 2 5 1 Serial Protocols Supported Table 1 lists the serial protocols that the Omnii Comm supports along with each protocol s Token or number Protocol Token Master Slave Comment DF 1 F D 12 OCh X Allen Bradley DF 1 Full Duplex A B DF 1 H D 18 12h X X Allen Bradley DF 1 Half Duplex ACM 3720 20 14h X PML ACM3720 Power Monitor AD2150 21 15h X American Dynamics Matrix Switch AMOCAMS 500 43 2Bh X Bristol Babcock AMOCAMS 500 protocol ASCII 32 20h X Generic ASCII Protocol Brite BIF 42 2Ah X CA Master 49 31h X CA Satellite 3 byte 53 35h X CA Satellite with 3 byte meters CA Satellite 4 byte 47 2Fh X CA Satellite with 4 byte meters CA Slave 15 OFh X Teledyne Control Applications Protocol Caterpillar 23 17h X Caterpillar Caterpillar DVR 26 1Ah X Caterpillar Digital Voltage Regulator Caterpillar M5X 52 34h X Can replace CAT CDC 44 560 37 25h X CDC Type II protocol Colonial DLE 46 2 Eh X Configuration 16 10h X Debug Diagnostic Protocol Conitel 2020 Master 55 37h X L amp N Conitel Master Protocol Conitel 2020 Slave 27 1Bh X L amp N Conitel Slave Protocol Controlotron 33 21h X System 990 Flow Display Computer Danload 31 1Fh X Danload 6000 Data Aire 35 23h X Data Aire Poll and Response Protocol Data Base 10 OAh Read Write internal Data Base DUKANE 22 16h X Dukane D
9. Edit Screen Communications Connect Control Mode Clear Check Send Contig to Send Additional Upload Configto Transfer from RAM Connectivity E RAM File to RAM File to EEProm hom M Make RAM Start Polling Stop Polling Emulator Mode Clear Open 1 9600 8 1 OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 39 4 12 1 Connect Check Connectivity Clicking on the Connect Menu item on the Communications screen provides four options as shown below Check Connectivity verifies that the PC and the Omnii Comm can communicate A carriage return is sent to the Omnii Comm when you click on Check Connectivity or press F8 on the keyboard The Omnii Comm should return an Omnii Comm prompt each time the Check Connectivity function is executed You can save the contents of the Communications screen by clicking on Save to File or pressing F2 on your keyboard Close ends the Communications screen and returns you to the Main Edit menu ial x Communications Connect Control Mode Clear Check Connectivity F8 Save To File F2 Ctrl Z Communications Connect Control Mode Clear Open COM1 9600 n 8 1 OmniiComn gt OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 40 4 12 2 Connect Setup Selecting Connect Setup will open the Setup Options screen Select the PC Communications port you want to use from the Connect Using dropdown list You can ed
10. Pass Thru None Baud Rate 9600 Data Bits 8 Parity None Stop Bits 1 Mom Time X50ms 0 Master or Slave RS 485 Interface Master Msg Resync Time X10ms 0 Use Radio Key RTS ON Delay X10ms 0 RTS OFF Delay X10ms 0 Handshake Options No Handshake Dial Modem Ethemet Retry Count 0 String by flow Configure wes 32 bit enable yes Sync bits Rev24 0 Extension Table ASCII or ATU RTU Gould or Daniel Daniel Cancel OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 25 4 7 2 Dial Modem Ethernet Configuration Note that the Dial Modem Ethernet connector option is checked Click on the Configure button to open the Edit Modem Ethernet Properties form Select Ethernet from the dropdown list for of RINGS 0 Type for this connector The Rings Type gt Inactivity Timeout and modem Set Up String are only used if a modem is connected Inactivity Timeout 0 These fields are not used for the Ethernet Enable DHCP connection Edit Modem Ethernet Properties No Y IP Address 1 92 168 1 24 Select Yes or No in the Enable DHCP option Subnet Mask 2552552550 7 to enable or disable Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol If DHCP is enabled Gateway Address 0 0 0 0 the Ethernet port will use DHCP protocol to acquire its IP Address Subnet Mask and a Gateway Address from a DHCP server Ethernet Port Name AF2007 D connected to the Ethernet port If DHCP
11. The Omnii Comm provides Protocol Conversion Polling Master and Data Concentration functionality in a wide range of industrial communication applications There are several models in the Omnii Comm family of products This Users Manual is specifically for our DIN rail mounted Omnii Comm with Ethernet product PN 266 00 Other models without an Ethernet port are available for direct mounting in Allen Bradley PLC 5 and SLC 500 Programmable Logic Controllers PLCs A single slot module for the Reliance Automate PLC is also available Stand alone units for 19 rack mounting are available for use in applications with other PLCs or when a PLC is not required The single slot PLC modules connect to the PLC back plane for 5V power only All communication to the PLC takes place over a standard serial communication port using the native protocol of the PLC The stand alone units such as the DIN rail mounted unit described in this manual are available with either a universal input AC supply or a 24VDC supply A 12VDC option is also available Please contact the factory or the product data sheet for order information Some Omnii Comm models support optional on board leased line and or dial up modems that can provide extended communication capability for use over telephone lines dedicated twisted pair wiring or radio networks The DIN Rail unit described in this manual does NOT have internal modem capability It DOES support external modem con
12. is disabled then the Ethernet port will use the IP Address Subnet Mask and Gateway Modem Set up String Address entered this form Note that these addresses are entered in standard dotted decimal notation where the 32 bit addresses are divided into 4 8 bit bytes The bytes are converted to their decimal value and separated by periods or dots You can also assign a 16 character name to the Ethernet port Most Ethernet IP clients Cancel Apply will display this name onscreen automatically This is part of the Ethernet IP Identity Object that all servers must have You can also read this name using Modbus TCP It can be found in Unit ID 65 starting at address 2002 OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 26 4 7 3 Modbus TCP Data Mapping To the Modbus TCP network and Modbus TCP clients the Omnii Comm Ethernet port appears to be a Modbus TCP Server node with 66 unit IDs each with 4 000 Holding Registers The Modbus TCP Client accesses a particular register or registers in this system using the IP address the Unit ID corresponds to the Modbus Address and the Register offset There is a simple one to one relationship between each register available on the Modbus TCP Server side of the gateway and the registers available to the Omnii Comm serial port P5 as shown in the following table Modbus TCP Holding Modbus Modbus TCP Holding Modbus Unit ID Register Address Unit ID Register Address 1 R W 1
13. moved then pressing the Reset Button will Restart the Omnii Comm and P1 will be reset to whatever the loaded configuration file defines You can verify that the Omnii Comm is ready to accept the Control commands using the Check Connectivity function described earlier Press F8 If you are connected properly and the Omnii Comm is ready to accept configuration commands you should see the Omnii Comm prompt OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 42 gt each time you press F8 key If you do not see the Omnii Comm prompt then either the P1 Connector is not configured to accept Control Commands the cable is incorrect or your PC has a problem with serial port communication One common problem occurs when you are in a Windows environment and have another program running that is also trying to use your serial port You can only have one program in control at a time so the other program will need to be shut down in order for Omnii Config to gain control of the serial port 4 12 3 1 Send Configuration to RAM Clicking on Send Configuration to RAM will transfer the current configuration file to RAM memory on the Omnii Comm Stop Polling command will be sent prior to sending the file to the Omnii Comm You should see the contents of the S19 download file scroll by on the screen as each line is sent After the file has been sent the Omnii Comm is interrogated and the currently active configuration will be E Note
14. pointer RWEPTR PCB etc FF CMDBUFFER Full Error codes not defined in the tables above are not used at this time and are reserved for future use OMNII COMM Notes Page 52 Notes OMNII COMM Notes Page 53 Notes OMNII COMM Notes Page 54 OMNII COMM Notes Page 55 NOTES CONTACT OUR SALES OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON OUR OTHER PLC COMMUNICATIONS PRODUCTS LEASED LINE MODEMS FOR PLC 5 AND SLC 500 DIAL UP MODEMS FOR PLC 5 AND SLC 500 COMM MASTER PLC 5 POLLING MASTER CARD COMM TROLLER PLC 5 PROTOCOL CONVERTER OMNII COMM UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATIONS CONTROLLER FOR PLC5 AND SLC 500 MIILLE APPLIED RESEARCH CO INC P O BOX 87634 HOUSTON TEXAS 77287 USA VOICE 800 729 0818 OR FAX 713 472 0318 Come visit us on the web at http www miille com
15. 22 or RS485 operation In addition when selected for RS422 or RS485 there are several additional connector configuration options that are available You select the communication mode RS232 or RS422 RS485 and other options by moving jumpers located inside the module case This section details these jumper options Note The factory default for all connectors is RS232 OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 13 3 7 1 Opening the Omnii Comm Case Jumper options are selected by moving shorting pin jumpers located inside the Omnii Comm case To access these jumpers first open the Omnii Comm case by removing the four screws shown in the photograph at the right REMOVE THESE 4 SCREWS TO ACCESS JUMPER OPTIONS access the jumpers Separate the case to access the jumper options The silkscreen on the printed circuit board summarizes the jumper options as detailed in the following paragraphs Remove the two screws holding the jumper retaining board to OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 14 3 7 2 RS232 RS422 RS485 Selection DIN OMNII COMM CASE OPEN You configure Connectors P1 through P4 for RS232 or RS422 or RS485 operation by moving the 9 position jumper assembly associated with each connector and o orto dT located just to the right of the connector as shown in the photo on the right The close up photograph on the left below shows connector P1 selected for RS232 operation Select R
16. 29 4 8 EDIT GENERAL From the Main Edit screen select Edit then General General Properties The General configuration screen will appear This screen is where you will enter Database Protocol Configuration information that is common to all ports RTU ADDRESS the OMNII COMM ADDX The Omnii Comm Database organization is selected as Modbus in this example The POLL TIMER MUL RTU address field is used to set Modbus RADIO KEY ADD Slave Address we will respond to when polled by a Modbus Master In this case we are Modbus Address 5 The Omnii Comm MODE Address is selected to be 9 The Poll Timer Normal E Multiplier is set to 1 The Radio Key Address VATU Equipped No is not used in this application so it is set to 0 The Operating MODE is selected to be Normal with no Virtual RTU support The Timer Table Type NotUsed Error Time Out is set to 5 seconds We are not going to use the Dynamic Poll Table Timers so the data type field is set to Not Error Time Out Used The following paragraphs provide additional detail for the the General Passthru Timeout 1 0ms Configuration options 4 8 1 Edit General Database Protocol The Omnii Comm has a large amount of internal RAM storage that can be utilized in many applications for collecting and Sa organizing data IF YOU HAVE A SLAVE Lancet OK PORT then you use the Database Protocol selection to define how the internal memory
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18. 4000 1 RO 33 RO 1 4000 33 R W 2 R W 1 4000 2 RO 34 RO 1 4000 34 R W 3 R W 1 4000 3 RO 35 RO 1 4000 35 R W 4 R W 1 4000 4 RO 36 RO 1 4000 36 R W 5 RW 1 4000 5 RO 37 RO 1 4000 37 R W 6 RW 1 4000 6 RO 38 RO 1 4000 38 R W 7 R W 1 4000 7 RO 39 RO 1 4000 39 R W 8 R W 1 4000 8 RO 40 RO 1 4000 40 R W 9 R W 1 4000 9 RO 41 RO 1 4000 41 R W 10 R W 1 4000 10 RO 42 RO 1 4000 42 RW 11 RW 1 4000 11 RO 43 RO 1 4000 43 R W 12 R W 1 4000 12 RO 44 RO 1 4000 44 RW 13 R W 1 4000 13 RO 45 RO 1 4000 45 R W 14 1 4000 14 RO 46 RO 1 4000 46 R W 15 R W 1 4000 15 RO 47 RO 1 4000 47 R W 16 R W 1 4000 16 RO 48 RO 1 4000 48 R W 17 R W 1 4000 17 RO 49 RO 1 4000 49 R W 18 R W 1 4000 18 RO 50 RO 1 4000 50 19 R W 1 4000 19 RO 51 RO 1 4000 51 R W 20 R W 1 4000 20 RO 52 RO 1 4000 52 R W 21 R W 1 4000 21 RO 53 RO 1 4000 53 RW 22 R W 1 4000 22 54 1 4000 54 R W 23 R W 1 4000 23 RO 55 RO 1 4000 55 24 R W 1 4000 24 RO 56 RO 1 4000 56 R W 25 R W 1 4000 25 RO 57 RO 1 4000 57 R W 26 R W 1 4000 26 RO 58 RO 1 4000 58 RW 27 R W 1 4000 27 RO 59 RO 1 4000 59 28 R W 1 4000 28 RO 60 RO 1 4000 60 R W 29 R W 1 4000 29 RO 61 RO 1 4000 61 R W 30 R W 1 4000 30 RO 62 RO 1 4000 62 R W 31 R W 1 4000 31 RO 63 RO 1 4000 63 R W 32 R W 1 4000 32 RO 64 RO 1 4000 64 R W 65 RO 1 4000 65 R W 66 R W 1 4000 66 R W OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 27 4 7 4 Ethernet IP Data Mapping To the Ethern
19. DC and a 3 12 VDC The Y in the part number is used to select the type of connectors for the serial ports P1 through P4 A 1 in the Y position selects 9 pin D connectors for P1 through P4 and a 2 selects pluggable terminal strips for Connectors P1 through P4 P5 is the Ethernet port OMNII COMM SPECIFICATIONS Page 3 2 4 266 P00 Specifications Specifications DIN rail mountable unit 1 75 W x 5 5 H x 5 75 D party 1 pound 2 oz 1 300 10 9600 baut plac of one place one asyne AC power 90 to 270 VAC 1 Watt 4 ports have modem cont ines RTS CTS 24 VDC 40 D DTR and DSR 4 IEEE 802 3 compliant 10 400 Base T Ethemet port Full or Half Duplex Auto Sensing 0 to 60 Celsius on DNE relative humidity LED Indicators IP Address and Subnet Mask Assignment Fixed or by DHCP user selectable Order Information 266 300 XYE 2 serial ports beni ports X 1 for AC 2 Y 1 for 9 Pin D connectors 2 for Terminal strips OMNII COMM PROTOCOLS Page 4 2 5 PROTOCOLS The Omnii Comm product is unique in that it supports a large number of different communication protocols All the protocols are available in every unit You select the ones you want to use when the module is configured The following table lists the protocols available at the time this manual was written The list is constantly expanding Please see the Current Protocol List on our web site for a current list
20. MIILLE APPLIED RESEARCH CO INC 266 P00 DIN Rail Mounted OMNII COMM With Ethernet USERS MANUAL January 2013 2013 MIILLE APPLIED RESEARCH CO INC 713 472 6272 Important User Information Throughout this manual we use notes to make you aware of safety considerations Identifies information about practices or circumstances that can cause an explosion in a hazardous environment which may lead to personal injury or death property damage or economic loss ATTENTION Identifies information about practices or circumstances that can lead to personal injury or death property damage or economic loss Attentions help you Identify a hazard Avoid hazard Q Recognize the consequence IMPORTANT Identifies information that is critical for successful application and understanding of the product 2013 MIILLE APPLIED RESEARCH CO INC HOUSTON TEXAS U S A 713 472 6272 OMNII COMM TABLE OF CONTENTS Page i TABLE OF CONTENTS USING THIS MANUAL DERI 1 1 1 OMNIT COMM FAMILY 1 12 MANUALS PURPOSE nel a ined noapic 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 2 2 4L OBJECTIVES metae betta efte Letto ILU 2 2 2 e tete dh E e entitatem a leves 2 2 3 GENERAL FEATURES ihe e e e eet pe e a iae 2 2
21. S422 or RS485 operation by simply moving the 9 position jumper assembly associated with the connector from one set of pins to another as shown below on the 6 right IMPORTANT Be sure to add the 10 to 13 jumper as shown in the photograph RS422 RS485 JUMPER OPTIONS qmm m Git RS234 SELEETION E E 3 7 3 RS422 Jumper Options When a port is selected for RS422 operation then additional jumper options are enabled There are 4 sets of jumpers 2 88322 and RS485 OPTIONS located along the top edge of the card that are used for c XCImSCREORIOYN selection of RS422 and RS485 options as detailed in the following tables If the Port is selected for 5232 operation then the position of the jumpers does not matter Position Function 1 2 TX Termination Enable 120 ohms 9 10 TX Pull Up 10K to 5V 3 4 TX Pull Down 10K to GND 7 8 RX Termination Enable 120 ohms 11 12 RX Pull Up 10K to 5V 5 6 RX Pull Down 10K to GND OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 15 RS422 serial communication uses two twisted pair one for Transmit and one for Receive The voltage levels on each pair are differential The twisted pairs are routed to all devices in a daisy chain fashion A termination resistor is required at each end of this serial communication line Pull Up and Pull Down resistors are used to force the differential voltage across each pair to a marking
22. The Read section of Polling Table 1 is automatically opened when you click on the Poll Table button on the Main Poll Table Selection screen or when you click on the Read tab The connector selected is P1 which is configured for Allen Bradley DF 1 Full Duplex protocol see Section 4 7 The rest of the items on this screen tell the Omnii Comm how to go about reading some data from an Allen Bradley PLC that is connected to P1 using the Connector P1 DF 1 Full Duplex protocol This table reads 25 Integer Registers 50 bytes from a PLC 5 Integer File 10 PLC Type PLC 5 starting with Element 0 The Data Highway address of this PLC is 10 Command PLC 5 Read IMPORTANT PLC DH Address 10 Note that the Data Highway Address LP 5 250 only entered on this screen is a DECIMAL File T number Data Highway Addresses in an PLC 5 Integer Allen Bradley PLC 5 system are usually File Number numbered OCTAL You will need to Stating Element convert the Octal Data Highway Address into a decimal number before you enter it Bytes Expected 50 here Decimal 10 is Data Highway address 12 octal Poll Table 1 Read Modbus Data From AB X The Poll Table Write section explained next will define what we will do with this data Channel UART 1 Chan amp Protocol DF 1 F D OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 35 Poll Table 1 Write Clicking on the Write tab opens the Write sect
23. VR 27 1B Conitel 2020 Slave 28 1C TEJAS Slave 29 1D GE Programmable Lighting 30 1E Modbus Report By Exception 31 1F DANLOAD 6000 32 20 ASCII 33 21 Controlotron 34 22 Tennessee Gas Pipeline 35 23 Data Aire 36 24 Liebert 37 25 CDC 44 560 Type Il 38 26 Multiport Monitor 39 27 Sutron 40 28 SCI CSNET 41 29 Sullair Supervisor 11 42 2A Brite BIF 43 2B AMOCAMS 500 44 2C Toshiba 45 2D HSQ 46 2E Colonial DLE 47 2F CA CPASR 4 byte Meters 48 30 Quantum 49 31 CA Master 50 32 Sullair Supervisor IE OMNII COMM ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS Page 47 Protocol numbers continued Decimal Hex Protocol Name 51 33 Johnson Controls Metasys N2 52 34 Caterpillar M5X 53 35 CA CPASR 3 byte Meters 54 36 Tejas Master 55 37 Conitel 2020 Master 56 38 Modbus 16 57 39 ENRON Modbus 58 3A GE SNP Series Ninety Protocol 59 3B FSK Modem Master ZINC Modem 60 3C FSK Modem Slave ZINC Modem 61 3D Sullair Supervisor Protocol 62 3E Reserved for future use 63 3F Veeder Root Protocol OMNII COMM ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS Page 48 EAE E ee 6 4 OMNII COMM ERROR CODES The following tables define the Omnii Comm error codes There is a separate table for each number series 6 4 1 Error Codes 10 1F Table Initialization Errors 10 Illegal mode in Header table 11 Too many poll t
24. W 11 Get Set Thi 1 11 RO 11 Get TbL 1 43 RW 12 Get Set Thi 1 12 RO 12 Get Tb 1 44 RW 13 Get Set 1 13 RO 14 Get Set Thi 1 14 RO 13 Get 45 RW 15 Get Set 1 15 RO 14 Get 46 RW 15 Get Tb 1 47 RW 16 Get Set Tbl 1 16 RO 16 Get Tb 1 48 RW 17 Get Set Tbl 1 17 RO 17 Get Tb 1 49 RW 18 Get Set 1 18 RO 18 Get 1 50 RW 20 Get Set 1 20 20 Get Tb 1 52 RW 21 Get Set 1 21 RO 21 _ Tb 1 53 RW 22 Get Set 1 22 22 Get Tb 1 54 RW 23 Get Set 1 23 RO 24 Get Set Tbl 1 24 23 55 RAW 25 QetSet Tbl 1 25 RO 24 Get Tb 1 56 RW 26 1 26 25 Get Tb 1 57 RW 26 Tb 1 58 RW 27 Get Set 1 27 RO 27 Tb 1 59 RW 28 Get Set Tbl 1 28 RO 28 Get Tb 1 60 RW 29 Get Set 1 29 29 Get Tb 1 61 RW 30 Get Set 1 30 RO 30 Get Tb 1 62 RW 314 Get Set 1 31 RO 32 Get Set 1 32 RO owe 32 Get Tb 1 64 RW OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 28 Attribute to Holding Register Mapping Class 102 0x66 Instance 1 Attribute ID Holding Register Attribute ID Holding Register Range Range 1 1 1 1 200 2 2 201 2 201 400 3 202 401 3 401 600 4 402 601 4 601 800 5 602 801 5 801 1000 6 802 1001 6 1001 1200 7 1002 1201 7 1201 1400 8 1202 1401 8 1401 1600 9 1402 1601 9 1601 1800 10 1602 1801 10 1801 2000 20 3801 4000 Table 2 21 3802 4000 Table 1 OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page
25. Write operation File PLC 5 Integer Polling tables that Write to the Omnii File Number Comm Database also an Extension table that tells us how to sort the incoming Starting Element 0 data into the Database The sections it Bytes Expected accessed by clicking on the Read Write and Error tabs The Current Poll Table Number and Description is shown for reference at the top of the Poll Table Edit screen Shown at the bottom of the screen is the Channel and Protocol that will be used for the operation Remember the Channel is uniquely assigned to a specific Connector on the Connector Cancel Configuration screens that were completed earlier The first thing to define on any poll Channel UART 1 Chan amp Protocol DF 1 F D table selection screen is the Connector to use for the operation that you want to perform OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 34 IMPORTANT NOTE The Omnii Comm has two pseudo connectors that can be enabled They function like a real hardware connector but do not actually occupy any hardware resources They only support one protocol each and the protocol cannot be changed They are called Local RAM VRAM and Database You enable and disable VRAM and Database by clicking on the Enable RAM and Enable Database entries on the Edit menu The functions are enabled if a small check appears to the left of the selection Poll Table 1 Read
26. ables 12 Illegal RTU type in poll table 13 Illegal PLC type in poll table 14 Different RTU types within poll table 15 Wrong protocol selected 16 Illegal RTU count 17 Too many points configured 18 Invalid info in poll table 19 Read table byte count not equal to Write table byte count 1A RAM error during active RAM test 1B Invalid port number 1C Error in XDETECT Database 1D SETCMD buffer full 1E Gate array does not support requested function 1F Attempt to write across 2 poll tables 6 4 2 Error Codes 20 2F Spurious Interrupt Errors 20 SPI 21 Pulse Accumulator Input Edge 22 Pulse Accumulator Overflow 23 Timer Overflow 24 Timer Output Compare 4 25 Timer Output Compare 3 26 Timer Output Compare 2 27 Timer Output Compare 1 28 Timer Input Capture 3 29 Timer Input Capture 2 2A Timer Input Capture 1 2B Real Time Clock 2C XIRQ 2D Illegal Op code 2E COP Fail 2F COP Clock Fail OMNII COMM ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS Page 49 6 4 3 Error Codes 30 3F Port Driver Initialization Errors 30 Illegal Port 31 Illegal Protocol 32 Error in Serial Port Configuration 33 Wrong Port or Connector defined 34 No protocol defined for port 35 Illegal parsing instruction 36 Protocol Extension Table not defined 37 Data size is not 2 or 4 bytes per element 38 Error in Virtual RTU initialization table 39 Illegal Parsing Tab
27. ansfer If EEPROM is not available an error message will be returned from the Omnii Comm and displayed on the screen 4 12 3 4 Transfer File from RAM to Serial EEPROM This function moves the contents of RAM to Serial EEPROM memory Serial EEPROM memory is non volatile memory available on most new models of If it exists the allowable address range for storing a configuration is between 0000h and 2000h These addresses start address and length should be entered on the Connect Setup screen prior to doing the transfer If Serial EEPROM is not available an error message will be returned from the Omnii Comm and displayed on the screen 4 12 3 5 Make RAM Active Use this function to run the configuration currently in RAM IMPORTANT Note Select Make RAM Active if you have stored your configuration in Serial EEPROM The contents of the Serial EEPROM are copied from the Serial EEPROM to RAM on startup 4 12 3 6 Make EEPROM Active Use this function to run the configuration currently in EEPROM 4 12 3 7 Start Polling Starts the Omnii Comm operation The Active light should start blinking at a steady rate 4 12 3 8 Stop Polling Suspend Omnii Comm operation The Active light will continue to blink 4 12 4 Mode Selecting the Mode menu option alternately enables and disables Terminal Emulator mode When Terminal Emulator mode is on all keystrokes typed on your PC keyboard are sent to the Omnii Comm
28. ar Send Configuration to RAM Ctrl n Send Additional File to RAM Ctrl D Send Config to Send Additional Upload Configto Transfer from i Upload Configuration to File Ctrl U RAM File to RAM File to EEProm Transfer File from RAM to EEProm Transfer File from RAM to Serial EEProm Ctrl F Start Polling Stop Polling Emulator Mode Clear Make RAM Active Active Start Polling Ctrl P Stop Polling Ctrl I You may need to manually stop the Omnii Comm and make P1 ready to communicate with the Control messages before clicking on any of the Control options This would be required if the Omnii Comm was previously running and connector P1 was not configured as a Configuration connector or if for some reason the Omnii Comm program is not running correctly To force Connector P1 into the configuration mode press the Reset Button located on the bottom of the module near the power connector briefly The Omnii Comm should stop polling reconfigure P1 and be ready to accept commands from the Control function You only need to press the button for a brief time Holding the button down for more than a second will cause a Watch Dog Timer error to occur and the Omnii Comm may restart instead of going to the Configuration Mode Note The description above applies only if the Reset Switch Operation described in Section 3 6 has not been changed from its factory default If this jumper has been
29. ave Be sure to use the connrect table Section 3 8 1 should be used if you have 9 pin D connectors Use Section 3 8 2 if you have pluggable terminal strips OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 17 3 8 1 9 Pin D Serial Port Connector Pin Assignments The following table presents the pin connections when the Omnii Comm is equipped with 9 pin D connectors Option 1 Pin RS232 Name RS422 Name P1 P4 RS485 Name P1 P4 1 DCD input TX TRD 2 RXD input TX TRD 3 TXD output TX TRD 4 DTR output TX TRD 5 GND GND GND 6 DSR input RX TRD 7 RTS output RX TRD 8 CTS input RX TRD 9 RI input RX TRD Typical Omnii Comm to RS232 device using 9 pin connectors on both ends The connections shown on this cable drawing make up a null modem connection MARC RXD TXD DTR GND DSR RTS CTS NC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DE 9S MARC Cable Ass y 127 071 Allen Bradley SLC 503 5 W DE 9S OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 18 3 8 2 Pluggable Serial Port Terminal Strip Pin Assignments The following table presents the pin connections when the Omnii Comm is equipped with Pluggable Terminal Strips Option 2 The terminal strip assignments are for Connectors 1 through 4 only Connector P5 is always a 9 pin D connector and the pin assignments are as shown in section 3 5 1 above
30. d to use a null modem cable for this connection Null Modem cables are available from many sources including your local Radio Shack store Unfortunately there are several definitions of how a null modem cable is actually wired You need to review the specifications for your cable to be sure that it will work properly When we refer to a Null Modem Cable what we mean is a cable that is wired like our 127 071 cable as shown below MARC OMNII COMM Allen Bradley P2 SLC 503 DCD RXD TXD DTR GND DSR RTS CTS NC a Ui Um 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DE 9S DE 9S MARC Cable Ass y 127 071 XX OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 38 4 12 CONFIGURATION DOWNLOAD From the main edit screen select Control then Communications Configuration C PROGRAM FILESXOMNII CONFIGSDefault DBA File Edit Control Help Communications Ctrl M Default DIN Omnii Configuration file PartNumber 266 500 XYZ 2 This screen warns you to save your Save Configuration configuration changes NOTE If you just did a Save or Save As you don t need to do it again 7 Do you want to save the current configuration If you click Yes then the current configuration No Cancel will be saved to filename DBA where filename is the name of the currently open file Clicking No opens the Communications screen without saving the configuration first Clicking Cancel takes you back to the Main
31. dit General Passthru 31 4 0 EDIT POLL TABLE tte EE eed eee E etu Re ees een ex ense a ee ede ex estu te ehe epe Ven eren EE 32 4 9 1 Poll Table 1 Read Modbus Data from 33 4 10 SAVE 36 4 11 DOWNLOAD CONFIGURATION ieeeeeeeeener enne nennen teette sien 37 4 12 CONFIGURATION DOWNLOAD 38 AAD Connect CHECK Connect Vilys a 38 4 12 1 Connect Check 39 40 A ADS 41 43 412 9 43 OMNIT COMM TROUBLE SHOOTING 8 40000 44 5 1 PROBLEMS amp SOLUTIONS re cesses ts Sasa 44 ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS jicssesssssssosossssssssssessessssscsecsvusisocesssssosntoessesscusssesssovsscsonsoessccesceseesedsvinssosecteesosensssssseseee 45 6 22
32. e to two different connectors you will get an error message when you attempt to save the screen Note that when you select a different Protocol you will be presented with additional choices on the Connector Selection screen that are appropriate for the protocol selected Think of the Channel as a communication resource such as COM1 COM2 etc on your PC The Omnii Comm has several Channels and each provide different features Some protocols require a specific Channel to be selected for operation If this is the case it will be noted in the help files for that specific protocol Only connectors P1 P2 and P5 have channel selection options The channel selections for P3 and P4 are fixed One of the connectors on every Omnii Comm is designated as a Configuration connector This is the connector to which the PC is connected enabling you to download a new configuration file You can FORCE an Omnii Comm to go to its configuration mode and reconfigure its Configuration connector for download by pressing the RESET button on the module In all current Omnii Comm models the Configuration connector is either P1 or P5 The DIN rail Omnii Comm with Ethernet described in this manual ALWAYS uses the P1 Connector as its default configuration connector 4 7 1 Ethernet Port Configuration Connector is used to communicate with the Ethernet port The Ethernet port looks like a large array of Modbus addresses and reg
33. egal character in received message 77 Illegal PLC address in received message 78 Error in receiver state byte 79 Error in transmitter state byte 7A Error in timer state byte 7B Error in received data 7C SQD Link not established 7D Illegal command 7E Bad data returned 7F No data to return OMNII COMM ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS Page 51 6 4 7 Error Codes 80 Floating Point Errors 80 Floating point overflow error 81 Floating point underflow error 82 Not Used 83 Not Used 84 Not Used 85 Divide by 0 error 86 Number too large or to small to convert to integer 87 Attempt to take square root of negative number 88 TANgent of 90 degrees attempted 89 LOG or LN of negative number or 0 8A ARC COS not implemented 8B ARC SIN not implemented 8C Floating point format error in ASCII to FLOAT routing 8D Not Used 8E Not Used 8F Not Used 6 4 8 Error Codes FO FF System Errors FO Stack Error in TASKER F1 Illegal command in BLDCMD F2 Transmitter buffer full F3 Transmitter pointer queue full F4 Insufficient data returned from poll F5 No response from remote within timeout F6 Unable to send no CTS from port F7 Invalid state found in PTSTATE F8 Error in RTU message F9 Bad address in BLDCMD FA Bad pointer in OUTQUE FB CA download error in BLDCMD FC Modbus Command Queue full FD Conitel MCD state error FE Bad
34. epeat values configured in the Polling Tables are used to schedule the Poll Table operation If any other Type is selected then the Omnii Comm will retrieve the repeat values from the Data type specified and use it instead of the values configured in the Polling Table This provides a convenient way for the user to dynamically alter the Polling Table repeat rates Polls can be turned off by setting the repeat value to 0 Setting the value to non zero will restart the poll If the database is filled with data read from a block of integer registers in a PLC then the polling rates can be easily changed simply by changing the integer numbers in the PLC Poll Time Out values are fixed by the values defined in the polling tables 4 8 9 Edit General Error Time Out Polling tables have a Poll Table Repeat Timer that determine the frequency of each polling table When the action defined in the Polling Table Read or Write sections cannot be performed within the Poll Table Time Out period a time out error occurs The poll can be optionally retried depending on the Retry setting on the Connector Screen If it still fails then the failing poll will be removed from the active list of polls for a period of time entered in this field This time is measured in seconds An entry of 60 would result in a retry 1 minute after the poll failed If the poll succeeds then it is placed back into the current list and repeated at the defined Poll Table Repeat interval If
35. er ERE Abate as a el oes ape ease 21 4 61 The three Dasic odere tests te i Copie te bd ed ote ddr e 21 427 hastens o ede p et REPE EH TEE 21 4 7 1 Ethernet Port Configuration ie ai ties ies dtr ter o a Copt eed eee tied ote dde ebd 23 4 7 2 DIAL MODEM ETHERNET 25 4 7 3 Modbus TCP Data Mapping eet EN Ve N uU UR e 26 4 7 4 Ethernet IP Data Mapping cuc te titio E SEE Ve oe vba Rue LE cua eee 27 4 8 EDIT GENERAL p 29 4 8 1 Edit General Database Protocol eic tte rette tr teret eda oboe re Vete Eo Deere de NEES ung 29 4 6 2 Edit GeneraVRTU Address aee cnet tti Fee PR T ep ung 29 4 8 3 Edit General Omnii Comm M Address eee 29 4 8 4 Edit General Poll Timer nennen rennen enne 30 OMNII COMM TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ii 4 8 5 Edit General Radio Key 30 4 8 0 DIIDAET2 TAA 30 4 8 7 Edit GeneralV VRTU Equipped i iterari LU eu eX LR eg x eee vn suce 31 48 8 Edit General Time Table a i E ope uen 31 4 8 9 Edit General Error Time 31 4 8 10 E
36. et IP network and Ethernet IP clients the Omnii Comm Ethernet port appears to be a Ethernet IP Server node with 66 Object Instances each with 21 Attributes Attribute 1 is the first word in each Instance and can be used as an optional size Attributes 2 thru 21 access 200 word blocks of data Attribute 21 has 1 word of zero appended to the message to keep all attribute reads the same size The Ethernet IP Client accesses a 200 word block of registers in this system using the IP address and the Object Instance and Attribute as detailed in the tables below Class 102 Instance 1 Attribute 1 thru 20 map to Modbus Address 66 registers 1 thru 4000 as shown in Table 2 All registers are Read Write from both the Ethernet IP side and the Modbus Slave Side You can use PCCC messages over the Ethernet port to Read Write data Use the IP address of the server and the Modbus Unit ID 100 as the Integer File number Class 100 0x64 Class 101 0x65 Holding Modbus gt Instance Holding Modbus R A T ind dd Bo Instance RegisterAddress 1 Get 1 33 RW 2 Get Set Tbl 1 2 RO 2 Get 1 34 RW 3 Get Set Tbl 1 3 RO 3 Get Tb 1 35 RW 4 GetSet 1 4 RO 4 Get Tb 1 36 RW 5 Get Set Tbl 1 5 RO 6 Get Set 1 6 5 Get Tb 1 37 7 Get Set Tbl 1 7 RO 6 Get Tb 1 38 RW 8 Get Set Tbl 1 8 RO 7 Get Tb 1 39 RW 8 Get 1 40 RW 9 Get Set 1 9 RO 9 Get Tb 1 41 RW 10 Get Set 1 10 RO 10 Get Tb 1 42 R
37. he Omnii Comm Family 2 2 MODELS The following listed models are all members of the OMNII COMM family Q 266 P00 XYE DIN Rail Mounted Omnii Comm Described in this manual 266 P00 XYO DIN Rail Mounted Omnii Comm No Ethernet Q 166 500 XYZ for the PLC 5 processor 166 20 Omnii Comm for the SLC 500 266 001 XYZ 19 rack mounted Omnii Comm 24 VDC Powered 266 002 XYZ 19 rack mounted Omnii Comm 120 VAC Powered 224 011 XYZ Omnii Comm for Reliance Automate PLCs 2 8 GENERAL FEATURES The 266 P00 XYE Omnii Comm is a stand alone DIN rail mounted unit that can be used with any PLC or even without a PLC in many applications The P in the part number is a number that specifies the number of serial ports that the module is equipped with at the time of shipment You can order this module equipped with from 3 to 5 serial ports P 3 4 or 5 The E at the end of the part number indicates that the module is equipped with an Ethernet port in place of one of the serial ports IMPORTANT Note One port on the Omnii Comm is always required for configuration When the module is started this port should be configured as a configuration protocol port This provides a powerfull debug and diagnostics window into the module when the module is running The X in this part number selects the input power requirements A 1 in this position selects AC power 100 240 VAC a 2 selects 24 V
38. he Omnii Comm Case es taste eria ce docs capetieatesbesbdtesiostscosdetigespieibeventests 13 3 7 2 RS232 RS422 RS48 5 8 14 3 7 3 88422 Jumper Options i es 14 2 7 4 5485 Options DN ETER TEM HER e oec ERR Ee ap 15 3 7 3 Reset Switch tee roe SUE poet eae EI CREER THE ELE Poe bep 16 3 8 CONNECTOR PIN QUITS 3 na ERO e EUR res ENERO BEER 16 3 6 1 9 Pin D Serial Port Connector Pin Assignments 17 3 6 2 Pluggable Serial Port Terminal Strip Pin Assignments eese nre nennen 18 CONFIGURATION ee 19 AJ GETTING STARTED iini custo Feb ue AI Eae aX crete 19 4 2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ritenere nenne roe E A Saee ena Sep S E aeo cesa ean 19 4 3 INSTALLING OMNII CONFIG 0 essssssesssssesorencesesosenenssssennenenensesesesensssssnsensnenensosesesoesssnnerenenerensenesesenens 19 4 4 UNINSTALLING OMNII CONFIG kiipe teen nennen ne enne iNi enne teen eene teen enne 20 45 STARTING OMNIECONPFIG 5 tfe etre tre ober EE e Ades deb ae eet e eni e eoa pede x 20 4 6 BASIC PROCEDURE 2 ee E pe
39. ion of Poll Poll Table 1 Read Modbus Data From AB Table 1 Read Write Eror The Connector selected for the Write operation is Data Base so the important information will be contained in Connector DATA BASE the Extension Table Click on the Extension button to see the Database Extension Table as shown below The Database Extension Table is used to define how to distribute the data from the read operation into the Extension Database of the Omnii Comm We have selected Modbus on the Header screen as our database type so we have Modbus data types to select from The are to create 2 Status Cards 32 Input Status Bits 5 Input Read Modbus Data From Registers 32 Coils and 16 Holding Registers from the 50 0 Status cards 0 bytes of data we got from the read section This example 1 Input Regs 5 shows that you can read 2 Input Regs Ext o multiple data types with a single read It may be 3 Coils 2 convenient to define multiple poll tables to fill the database 19 Status Inputs from area 5 32 bit Regs 0 the PLC Input Registers from another Coils from another 6 HRegs 20 0 etc Reading them all in at one time is more efficient but does require that all the data be moved into file N10 in the 20 In Regs OX o correct order by the ladder logic This may make it more 21 In Regs 2544 o difficult to expand the number of p
40. isters to the Omnii Comm The communication parameters should be set to 9600 baud no parity 8 data bits and 1 stop bit The protocol is Modbus RTU Master Handshake lines should be set to No Handshake as shown in the screen capture on the next page There are 66 Modbus Slave addresses available Each address has 4 000 16 bit registers Slave addresses 1 32 are for data produced by the Ethernet Client Modbus TCP or Ethernet IP These are Read Only from the Omnii Comm side and Read Write from the Ethernet side Slave addresses 33 64 are used for data produced by the Omnii Comm and consumed by the Ethernet Client These registers are Read Write from the Omnii Comm and Read Only from the Ethernet side Slave address 66 is Read Write from both sides The Ethernet gateway responds to the Modbus following Modbus Function Codes Q 3 Read Holding Register Q 6 Set Holding Register Q 16 Set Multiple Registers Again you are free to choose the protocol for the other connectors depending on your system constraints After you have configured all of the connectors save the information by pressing the OK button The following paragraphs detail the common Connector Selections screen fields Other fields may be present depending on the protocol selected Refer to the on screen help files for details on these fields OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 24 Connector Selections P 2 P3 P4 Enabled Channel UART 1 Chand Protocol MODBUS
41. it the download serial port settings for Baud Rate Data Bits Parity and Stop Bits from this screen for special applications Normally the default settings of 9600 8 None and 1 should be used RAM Start Address RAM End Address EEPROM Start Address for EEPROM and Serial EEPROM are options that will allow Omnii Config to be used with all models of the Omnii Comm Current DIN rail Omnii Comm models will use the settings shown at the right The S19 File to be downloaded is automatically selected when you did a File Save or Save As from the Main Edit screen Click on the button to browse to select a different file Normally you will not need to change this selection General Connect Using Baud Rate Data Bits Parity Stop Bits Ram Start Address 2 EE 0 EEProm Start Address F800 0 2 Ram End Address Serial EEProm Start Address 19 File to be downloaded C Program Files Omnii Config DBA Files AF OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 41 4 12 3 Control Clicking on the Control menu item shows the various fixed functions that are available from the Communications screen Many other functions can be performed thru the serial port for diagnostics and troubleshooting communication and configuration problems The fixed functions are normally all that are required You can also simply click on the appropriate button to perform the same task Communications Connect 1 Mode Cle
42. it fails then it will be retried later This improves the polling update rate for other polls because failed polls are not retried until after the Error Time Out 4 8 10 Edit General Passthru Timeout The Passthru Timeout applies when a port has Passthru enabled The Passthru Timeout is the length of time the Omnii Comm will wait for a reply to a message that has been forwarded to another port Typically this time is set to 1 second or less OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 32 4 9 EDIT POLL TABLE From the Main Edit screen select Edit then Poll Tables The Poll Table Selection screen will appear Polling tables are where the bulk of the work Omnii Comm application takes place We will review the poll tables for a typical application in detail First take a close look at the Poll Table Selection screen There is a lot of information displayed for you to use Poll Tables nef Head Modbus Data From AB Read from Flow Computer Read from Valve Read from Square D Description Read Modbus Data From 4B Post Processing No Processing Repeat Rate x10ms 00 Poll Time Qut 10ms 200 General Eytensign Edit Poll T able Cancel Next First you can see that this configuration has 4 tables The Poll Table Descriptions displayed on the left portion of the screen Table number 1 is the Current Poll number because it is highlighted in the Table Descrip
43. it is very important that the master continuously monitor the Poll Table Error locations to determine if the data being returned is valid or not OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 31 p ll 4 8 7 Edit General VRTU Equipped The VRTU Virtual RTU Yes or No modes determine if the Omnii Comm will have Virtual RTUs not Normally the Omnii Comm will respond to only a single RTU address the one defined in the RTU Address field In some large systems it is desirable to have the Omnii Comm respond to several RTU addresses Selecting Yes for this option will instruct the Omnii Comm to read a VRTU Definition File to obtain the addresses and configuration information for each Virtual RTU Currently only the CA CPASR3 and CPASRA protocols recognize the VRTU option The complete description of Virtual RTU configuration is beyond the scope of this manual See the VRTU application note for further descriptions of Virtual RTU configurations 4 8 8 Edit General Timer Table Type As described earlier in Section 4 8 4 Polling Tables are executed periodically based on a Poll Table Repeat timer value that is defined when each polling table is configured The Timer Table Type field on the General Screen allows the user to optionally define a data type area in the Omnii Comm Database that can be used to provide the Poll Table Repeat timer values If the Timer Table Type is set to Type 00 or Not Used then the r
44. le 3A Bad Separator in Parsed String 3B Max Message too Small CA 3C Unsupported Baud Rate 3D Invalid RTU Address 3E Not Used 3F Not Used 6 4 4 Error Codes 40 4F Modem Errors 40 Invalid response from modem 41 Insufficient data in modem response 42 Modem type not recognized 43 Init string invalid or too long 44 Ethernet Port communication failure 45 IP Subnet Mask or Gateway Address bad 46 Not Used 47 Not Used 48 Not Used 49 Not Used 4A Not Used 4B Not Used 4 Not Used 4D Not Used 4E Not Used 4F Not Used OMNII COMM ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS Page 50 6 4 5 Error Codes 50 5F Miscellaneous Errors 50 Watch dog timer disabled 51 Error in TIMEOUT program 52 Caterpillar Auto init failure 53 Error in state byte 54 Bad data for XDETECT command flag data 55 Queue empty 56 Post Process procedure error 57 RTU Off Line 58 Wrong message type Pass Thru 59 Momentary Control Point 2500 5A Queue Full 5B COS Buffer Full 5C Illegal RAM Page 5D SNP Not Attached Not Used 5F Not Used 6 4 6 Error Codes 70 7F Driver I O Errors 70 SIO Parity overrun or framing error 71 CRC error 72 Received byte error count 73 Receiver buffer overrun 74 Transmitter buffer overflow 75 Illegal control code in received data 76 Ill
45. m is a 10msec clock The largest number that you can enter in the Timer Repeat Value field is 65 535 Thus the maximum polling interval is 655 350 milliseconds or about 11 minutes If you need longer polling intervals then the poll table timer tick value can be increased by the number entered in the Poll Timer Multiplier field For example entering a value of 100 would make the tick value 100 X 10msec or 1 second A poll table repeat value of 3 600 would then define a poll that would run once per hour 4 8 5 Edit General Radio Key Address Some Omnii Comm products are used with radio communication networks Some radios require a contact closure to key the radio transmitter turn on the transmitter This is commonly called a PTT Push To Talk input If the modem used with the Omnii Comm does NOT HAVE a PTT output most of our modems have a PTT then some other device must be used to key the radio If the Omnii Comm is connected to a PLC then a spare contact output of the PLC could be used as the PTT input for the radio The value entered into the Radio Key Address field will define a register in the PLC that will be written to when the Omnii Comm needs to send a message When the message has been sent the register will be accessed again to turn off the PTT bit The PTT bit is the LEAST SIGNIFICANT BIT in the register The other address parameters required for defining exactly where this register is located such as PLC addres
46. n D connectors X1E option in the part number option suffix Connectors P1 through P4 are located on the top of the module as shown The Ethernet connector is located on the bottom of the module opposite Connectors P1 through P4 and is not visible in the picture Connector P1 is the default configuration connector for this module Connector P1 is where you will need to connect your PC for module configuration IMPORTANT NOTE All 266 P00 Omnii Comm modules ship with all physical connectors installed as shown in the photograph at right Depending on the model number purchased there will be no electronic circuits connected to the physical connector for serial ports not ordered The Part Number of the module specifies the number of serial ports that are available 2 through 4 t FRONT OF MODULE 9 Pin D Connector OMNII COMM INSTALLATION 3 4 2 Pluggable Terminal Strips The 266 P00 XYE Omnii Comm can also be ordered with pluggable terminal strips in place of the 9 Pin D connectors for P1 through P4 To receive this option enter a 2 in the second position of the options field in the part number X2E For this option the connectors are identified as Connector 1 through Connector 4 as shown in the photograph at right Connectors 1 through 4 are located on the top of the module as shown The Ethernet port is located on the bottom of the module opposite Connectors 1 through 4 and is not visible in the picture C
47. ne Baud Rate 9600 Data Bits 8 Parity None Stop Bits 11 RS 485 Interface Use Radio Key RTS ON Delay X10ms 0 RTS OFF Delay X10ms 0 Handshake Options Full Handshake Dial Modem Ethemet Extension Table Cancel This screen capture shows P1 configured for the Configuration protocol P1 is the default configuration connector so setting it up to continue in this mode while the module is running will provide a window into the module operation and make available many valuable troubleshooting and diagnostic tools Select the connector to configure by clicking on the tab at the top Depending on the model number you have selected you will have a different number of connector tabs If you want to use this connector the Enabled box should be checked If you do not want to use the connector clear the Enabled box IMPORTANT NOTE If you select the wrong part number it is possible to configure connectors that do not exist on the target Omnii Comm hardware If you configure a connector that is not available then you will get an error when you attempt to run the configuration start polling OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 23 For each connector P1 P2 P3 P4 and P5 select the protocol you wish to assign and a Channel to use for it Channel assignments are unique you can only use a channel name on a single connector If you try to assign the same channel nam
48. nections Each port of the Omnii Comm is user configurable for protocol communication parameters baud rate number of data bits etc and for Master or Slave emulation as well as many other protocol specific parameters The configuration software runs on any standard PC and is shipped with each module at no extra charge No PLC programming is required 1 2 MANUAL S PURPOSE This manual is specifically addressed to users of the MARC 266 P00 XYE DIN Rail mounted Omnii Comm with Ethernet port If you need information on our other Omnii Comm products please check on our web site at the following URL http www miille com for the Users Manual for your specific product This manual covers the following areas Installation of the Omnii Comm Hardware Options Hardware Specifications Configuration Procedure Troubleshooting Tips Error Codes IMPORTANT NOTE WHEN THE NAME OMNII COMM IS USED IN THIS MANUAL IT REFERS SPECIFICALLY TO THE 266 P00 XYE DIN RAIL MOUNTED OMNII COMM WITH ETHERNET MODEL ONLY PLEASE REFER TO OUR OTHER USERS MANUALS FOR DETAILS ON OTHER OMNII COMM MODEL NUMBERS OoOoooo OMNII COMM GENERAL DESCRIPTION Page 2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 2 1 OBJECTIVES This section discusses the various models of the OMNII COMM After finishing this section the reader should Q Understand the basic features and functions of the Omnii Comm Be able to identify the part number series for each member of t
49. nfig CD If the CD is missing you can download the current Omnii Config program from our web site at this URL http www miille com Omnii Config Setup exe Q Warranty Card Q AC power cord for testing only not suitable for use in hazardous areas 3 position power connector AC Powered units only 2position DC Power Connector DC Powered units only Pluggable Terminal strips for each ACTIVE serial port 2 part numbers only Carefully remove the Omnii Comm from the antistatic bag and identify the connectors reset button and front panel LEDs as described in Sections 3 4 thru 3 6 below It is recommended that you return the Omnii Comm to the antistatic bag and shipping box for storage and transport until final installation is complete Next review jumper settings and change as required for your application as described in Section 3 7 Plan your cable connections using the connector pinouts detailed in Section 3 8 OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 7 3 3 AREA CLASSIFICATION NOTIFICATIONS WARNING A This equipment has NOT been certified for use in hazardous locations OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 8 3 4 CONNECTORS Locate and identify Omnii Comm connectors 3 4 1 9 D Connectors The 266 P00 XYE Omnii Comm can be ordered with from 2 to 4 serial communication ports The ports are identified as P1 through P4 The photograph at right shows the Connector Panel for the Omnii Comm if you order 9 pi
50. odem handshake lines RTS and CTS The photograph at right shows an AC power connection option 1YZ The AC Power Connections are AC H to Pin 1 AC N to Pin 2 and AC GND to Pin 3 WARNING The AC cord provided with the AC powered Omnii Comm modules is for use in programming and testing the module in non hazardous locations only This cord is not suitable for use in hazardous locations You must modify it by removing the three blade plug so that it can be wired to a listed terminal block inside the end use enclosure OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 11 3 4 4 DC Power Connection UPDATE THIS PHOTOGRAPH This photograph shows c etau ontiguration Connector the connections for DC Connector Identified as Modem in Omnii Config operation The DC input is on Pin 1 and the DC input is on pin 2 eXAS USA PART NUMBER 3 5 RESET f BUTTON l SERIAL NUMBER The Reset Button is located just to the lower right of the Ethernet Connector on both the AC and DC powered versions Pressing the Reset Button briefly forces the Omnii Comm to revert to its Configuration Mode All normal operation will be suspended and the Default Configuration Connector in this case the P1 connector will be reconfigured from whatever it was doing previously to a Configuration connector at 9600 8 N 1 in preparation for talking with the Omnii Config program RESET BUTTON OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 12
51. oints should you need to do so in the future unless you Cancel provide spare points when you first define your PLC Note NO PLC PROGRAMMING is required to set up the Omnii Comm Database If data is scattered about the PLC you can simply define more polling tables to collect it Read one register from here one from there until you have it all collected You can define up to 140 polling tables up to 80 with Database Extension Tables WiiteProtocol MODBUS OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 36 Poll Table 1 Error Clicking on the Error tab opens the Error section of Poll Table 1 The Error word associated with Poll Table 1 is N12 1 in the Allen Bradley PLC 5 The Omnii Comm will write an error to this register if an error occurs while it is attempting to execute the Read and Write sections if Poll Table 1 All error writes are one word 2 bytes long You can of course change this register number as required for your application 4 10 SAVE CONFIGURATION Add poll tables as required to completely map all information as required by your application and then return to the Main Edit Screen and select Save or Save As under the File Menu item Saving the file automatically creates two files a download file filename S19 and the configuration file filename DBA Filename DBA file is what you will reload into Omnii Config to make configuration changes Filename S19 is a hex coded file that is do
52. onnector P1 is the default configuration connector for this module Connector P1 is where you will need to connect your PC for module configuration You can purchase a terminal strip to 9 pin cable for connection to a PC serial port as part number 301 071 XX or construct your own as shown in section 3 8 2 IMPORTANT NOTE All 266 P00 Omnii Comm modules ship with all physical connectors installed as shown in the photograph at right Depending on the model number purchased there will be no electronic circuits connected to the physical connector for serial ports not ordered The Part Number of the module specifies the number of serial ports that are available 2 through 4 There will be no mating connectors for serial ports that are not active OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 10 3 4 3 Power and P5 Connectors UPDATE THIS SECTION AND PHOTOGRAPH The Power and Ethernet Connector are located on the POWER DEFAULT CONFIGURATION CONNECTOR bottom of the module Named Modem in Omnii Config Program as shown here The 9 Pin D connector is used for Omnii wee PIN 1 Comm MII cf D RESEARCH CO Configuration and B g EXAS USA optionally as an 3i active protocol port when required The only protocol that can be used on this port is DF 1 Full Duplex ata maximum baud rate of 4800 baud The Configuration RESET SWITCH connector is ALWAYS set for RS232 operation and ONLY supports m
53. or many reasons as the Omnii Comm goes about its communication chores Transient events may inject noise on the communication lines and a CRC error will be detected Someone may accidentally disconnect a cable and we will be unable to talk with some device Buffers may overflow power may go out of specification and many other problems may occur When an error occurs the Omnii Comm will attempt to write an error code to an error location If the error can be associated with a polling table then it will be written to the Poll Tables Error Location If the error cannot be associated with a specific poll then the error will be written to the System Error Location Error codes are all 2 byte Hexadecimal Coded numbers This section describes the error codes used by the Omnii Comm 6 2 GENERAL INFORMATION Error codes are stored as Hexadecimal words in the error locations defined by the configuration program poll table amp system error locations If the error code originates from the Omnii Comm the high byte of the error word indicates the PROTOCOL of the communication link that has an error and the low byte indicates the SPECIFIC ERROR that is occurring If an error is being reported by a device that is connected to the Omnii Comm the high byte will have its most significant bit set and the error code returned from the device will be placed in the low byte Example Error code OBF5h indicates that there is an error with Modbus communication
54. our desktop When you start Omnii Config the program opens a new blank configuration file that is based on a default configuration file Default DBA You can load and edit Default DBA just as you can any other configuration file The Omnii Config program should start and you should see the Main Edit screen mnii Comm Configuration C PROGRAM FILES OMNII CONFIG Default DBA Of x File Edit Control Help Dealg Default DIN Configuration 266 500 XYZ The text box in the center is a place for you to enter descriptive text that is pertinent to the application where the Omnii Comm is being used This is stored along with the configuration file and will be displayed anytime that the configuration file is loaded in the future Also note the Part Number at the bottom of the screen Configurations are built for specific Omnii Comm part numbers It is important that you have the proper part number selected before you start the configuration process If the part number in the Default DBA file is not correct change it by selecting Edit gt Change Part Number and selecting the correct part number from the dropdown list OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 21 EE 4 6 BASIC PROCEDURE There are only three basic steps required to build a configuration file and you will start each one of them from the Main Edit screen shown above 4 6 1 The three basic steps are Q Configu
55. re the connectors Q Configure common items Q Define address mapping between protocols Once you have built a configuration file you will save it using the Save or Save As commands under the File menu item You will use the Communications Control menu item to download the configuration file to the Omnii Comm save it to non volatile memory and to Start Polling on the Omnii Comm You can click on the Help menu item at any time to get on screen help Depending on your specific application and the protocols to be used it is not possible to provide an exact step by step procedure that can be used in all cases The following paragraphs present a typical configuration that can be used as a starting place for your final configuration If you understand the example configuration you should have no problems editing it to match your exact requirements 4 7 EDIT CONNECTOR The first step in a configuration process is to configure the connectors You can define the protocol to use on each Omnii Comm connector in almost any way you want Be aware that there are some minor restrictions and caveats that we will address later in this section but for now just assume that you can assign any protocol to any connector OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 22 From the Main Edit screen select Edit then Connector The Connector Selections screen will appear Connector Selections jw Enabled Channel UART Protocol Configuration Pass Thr No
56. rror locations for error codes 3 Problem The Omnii Comm starts to poll but immediately turns on the Error LED and there is no further polling activity from a port for up to 30 seconds then another poll attempt is made and the same thing happens again Solution There is a minor configuration error in the configuration file or possibly a minor hardware problem such as a bad cable Make sure that the configuration program is saved correctly Make sure to use the correct cable and that the cable is installed properly Check to see if the Omnii Comm and other devices in the system have valid addresses and that there are no address conflicts Check error locations for error codes 4 Problem The Omnii Comm seems by watching the TXD and RXD LEDs on the Omnii Comm to transmit a message to another device but the other device does not respond back or it responds with a message that the Omnii Comm does not understand Solution Similar solutions as to Number 3 above This usually indicates a cable problem or an addressing problem Also make sure that baud rates signal specifications RS 232 RS 422 485 etc are the same between the Omnii Comm and the devices to which it is connected Make sure to issue valid commands to the Omnii Comm and to other devices in the system Check error locations for error codes OMNII COMM ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS Page 45 ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS 6 1 OBJECTIVES Errors can occur f
57. s and file type are read from the System Error location that is defined from the Main Poll Table Selection screen that is described in the next section 4 8 6 Edit General Mode Currently there are 2 modes of operation for an Omnii Comm They are Normal and Return Last Data The Normal and Return Last Data modes define how the Omnii Comm SLAVE port will respond when it receives a request for information that is not valid in the database The quality of all data points in an Omnii Comm database is monitored continuously If for some reason the database is not updated as defined in the Polling Tables then the quality of the data is defined to be bad If the database has been refreshed from the last Polling Table then the data quality is good If the Mode is set to Normal then the Omnii Comm will respond to a request for data that has been marked bad i e not refreshed in the manner defined for the particular protocol that is in use For example if the request came from a Modbus master to read some registers that had not been refreshed then the response would be a Modbus error code Failure In Associated Device No data would be returned Setting the Mode to Return Last Data would instruct the Omnii Comm to return the Last data collected This might be only a few seconds old or possibly several hours or even days old data IMPORTANT CAUTION If Return Last Data mode of operation is selected then
58. shiba PLC 44 2Ch X Toshiba PLC Computer Link and Transmission Control Veeder Root TLS 250t 63 8Dh X Veeder Root Protocol Table 1 Serial Protocols Supported 2 5 2 Ethernet Protocols Supported The Ethernet port on the Omnii Comm supports the Application Layer protocols listed in Table 2 Protocol Client Server Comment Modbus TCP Server Up to 5 Sockets Ethernet IP Server Up to 10 Sockets Generic CIP and PCCC messages Unconnected and Connected Messages CSP is not supported Serial Tunneling Server Use with a single Client Table 2 Ethernet Protocols Supported OMNII COMM INSTALLATION Page 6 INSTALLATION 3 1 OBJECTIVES This section describes the procedures for installing the Omnii Comm module LED indicators power and serial port connectors are identified and hardware selectable options reviewed After reading this section you should be ready to identify all of the connectors on the Omnii Comm all user selectable jumper options of the Omnii Comm 3 2 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION 266 00 Omnii Comm is shipped in a specially designed shipping container Open the box carefully and remove and inspect each item carefully If any items are missing or damaged please contact Miille Applied Research Co Inc immediately Each box should contain the following items Omnii Comm sealed in antistatic plastic bag Q Users Manual this manual Omnii Co
59. space of the Omnii Comm will be organized for your particular application If the Omnii Comm will be a Modbus Slave device then you will want to organize the data space as if it were a Modbus Device If you want the Omnii Comm to appear as an Allen Bradley PLC then you would want the Omnii Comm to appear as an Allen Bradley PLC Set this entry to match the protocol type you want Slave Ports on the Omnii Comm to emulate You can only organize the database in one way 4 8 2 Edit General RTU Address This is the address that the Omnii Comm will respond to if a port is configured for slave operation 4 8 3 Edit General Omnii Comm Address Some protocols require that the SENDER of a message insert its own address into the Source field of all messages that are originated by that device Allen Bradley DF 1 protocol messages have both a OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 30 Source Address and a Destination Address field in the message This field is used to define the address that the Omnii Comm will use in the Source Address field 4 8 4 Edit General Poll Timer Multiplier Polling Tables are used to define the movement of data in an Omnii Comm system as detailed in the following section Each poll table has a Repeat Timer associated with it that defines how often the Omnii Comm is to attempt to execute the poll The timer value is entered as some number of 10msec ticks since the basic unit if timing in the Omnii Com
60. t side of the board J8 is on the right J7 is in the center and J6 on the left as shown in the photograph to the right If you jumper 1 2 on J8 as shown in the photograph then pressing the Reset Switch will force the Omnii Comm to Stop Polling and reset its Default Configuration Connector to a communication mode of 9600 8 N 1 This will allow you to gain control of the Omnii Comm in order to be able to download new configurations An alternative mode of operation for the Reset Switch Option Selection Reset Switch is possible Shown in Normal Position Pressing Reset Switch forces Configuration Mode Note J8 1 2 is the factory default setting If you move J8 to the 2 3 position not shown then pressing the Reset Switch will have an entirely different affect If J8 is in the 2 3 position then pressing the Reset Switch will cause the Omnii Comm to perform the same actions that it would on a power up cycle This usually is a cold start All RAM memory will be cleared Power On Self Tests will be run the Log on messages will be sent out and polling will be started The Configuration mode will NOT BE ENTERED 3 8 CONNECTOR PIN OUTS The 266 P00 XYE Omnii Comm has two user selectable connections for the first four connectors P1 through P4 on the module They may be either 9 Pin connectors or Pluggable terminal strips IMPORTANT The pin numbers assignments are different depending on the type of connetor you h
61. the Omnii Config installation process The program transfers files from the CD to a folder that it creates on your hard disk If a version of Omnii Config already exists on your hard drive you must remove it first before installing the new version The setup program will detect the existing version and prompt you to remove it After the program has been removed rerun the setup program to install Omnii Config Installation starts automatically after you insert the Omnii Config CD into your CD ROM drive If installation does not start you can install Omnii Config by using the following procedure 1 Insert the Omnii Config compact disc into your CD ROM drive 2 Wait for the autorun feature to start or choose Start Run 3 In the Open Field type d setup where d is the letter assigned to your CD ROM drive 4 Click OK and follow the instructions on your screen OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 20 Y H 4 4 UNINSTALLING OMNII CONFIG 1 From the Start menu select Settings and then Control Panel and Add Remove programs 2 Select Omnii Config from the list and click the Add Remove button Windows 95 98 ME NT or the Change Remove button Windows 2000 XP 3 Follow the on screen instructions 4 5 STARTING OMNII CONFIG To start Omnii Config choose Start Programs Omnii Config Omnii Config for Windows If you use Omnii Config frequently you may wish to create a shortcut to it on y
62. tion window You can make another table the current one by simply clicking on the description for the table you want to see You can edit the description by selecting a poll table Click on the description and then editing the text in the Description field on the upper right Post Processing operation is shown in the Post Processing window and the Repeat Rate and Poll Time Outs are also shown for the Current Poll They may be changed at any time There are four buttons on the Poll Tables window that are used for editing and navigation Clicking on the Edit Poll Table button will open the Poll Table Edit screens for the Current Poll Previous and Next can be used to step forward or backwards thru the list of poll tables If the Edit Poll Table window is not open clicking on Previous or Next will move Current Poll Table selection and open the Poll Table Edit screen If the Poll Table Edit window is already open then Previous and Next show the contents of the selected poll table Read Write or Error section that was previously selected This provides a convenient way to cycle thru the poll tables to review their settings OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 33 The Extension button will be active if the selected polling table references the database The extension table is used to define how data collected by a Poll Table Read operation will be stored in the database Poll Tables can be easily added deleted and rearranged as necessary Pressing the Insert ke
63. wnloaded to the Omnii Comm to define its operation You Open and Edit a DBA file with Omnii Config and Download a 519 file to the Omnii Comm using the Control menu selection as described in the following section mnii Comm Configuration C PROGRAM FILES OMNII CONFIG Default DBA File Edit Control Help New Open Save As Poll Table 1 Read Modbus Data From AB X Connector P1 Y PLC Type PLC 5 Command PLCS write PLC DH Address ho LP 5 250 only D File Type JPLCSinteger 7 File Number Starting Element 21 Bytes to Write 2 Channel UART 1 Chan amp Protocol DF 1 F D Ctrl N 0 Etrle Display Print File 0 EtrleY Ctrl F OMNII COMM CONFIGURATION Page 37 SSS E E lt lt Eee 4 11 Download Configuration After you have completed a configuration and saved it as described in the preceding sections you will need to transfer it to the Omnii Comm for testing You do this by connecting a serial port on your PC to the Default Configuration Connector on the Omnii Comm The Default Configuration Connector for the 266 P00 DIN rail mounted Omnii Comm is always P5 This is the connector located on the lower edge of the module near the Input Power connection and the Reset Switch The serial port you will use on your PC will usually be COM1 You will nee
64. y on your keyboard will make a copy of the Current Poll Table and place it at the end of the list Pressing the Delete key will remove the Current Poll Table You can also Right Click in the Description Window and select Insert or Delete to perform the same functions You can rearrange the order of the polling tables by first selecting a poll table Click on the description then Right Click and select Move Up or Move Down The order of the poll tables is important because that determines the order in which the Database locations are filled The order can be easily changed using the Move Up and Move Down functions The Move Up function bubbles the current table number up one position Move Down does the opposite 4 9 1 Poll Table 1 Read Modbus Data from AB On the Poll Tables screen make Table 1 the Current Poll number by Clicking on the Read Modbus Data from AB Description Then click the Edit Poll Table button Before we dive into the specifics for this poll Poll Table 1 Read Modbus Data From AB table there are some general items that are important to note First every polling table has three sections Q Read section that tells the Connector Y Omnii Comm how to go about collecting some data PLC Type PLC 5 Write section that tells us what to do with the data collected in the Read section Command PLC 5 Read to do case we have problems with either the Read LP 5 250 only 0 or the
65. yn TEC9000 25 19h X Dynalco TM9000 Protocol Dynalco TM5000 24 18h X Dynanco TM5000 Protocol ENRON 57 39h X X ENRON version of MODBUS protocol FSK Modem Master 59 3Bh X FSK Modem master FSK Modem Slave 60 3Ch X FSK Modem slave GE Lighting 29 1Dh X GE Programmable Lighting Controller GE SNP 58 3Ah X GE Series Ninety Protocol HSQ MISERnet 45 2Dh X Johnson Controls N2 51 83h X METASYS compatible OMNII COMM PROTOCOLS Page 5 Protocol Token Master Slave Comment Liebert 36 24h X Liebert Protocol Local Ram 08 08h Read Write Omnii Comm internal RAM MODBUS 11 OBh X X Standard MODBUS ASCII and RTU with 32 bit support MODBUS 16 bit 56 38h X X Standard MODBUS ASCII and RTU no 32 bit support Modbus RBX 30 1 Eh X Modbus Report by Exception Radio OMRON 19 13h X Omron Host Link Protocol Quantum 48 30h X Reliance 17 11h X Reliance Protocol SCI CSNet 40 28h X SCI Technology CSNet Protocol Square D 13 ODh X X Square D Sy Max Point to Point and Multidrop Protocol Sullair Supervisor 61 3Dh X Sullair Supervisor protocol Sullair Supervisor 11 41 29h X Sullair Supervisor Il protocol Sullaire Supervisor IE 50 32h X SUTRON 39 27h X TEJAS V Master 54 36h X Tejas Series 3 and 5 master protocols TEJAS V Slave 28 1Ch X Tejas Series and 5 slave protocols Tennessee Gas Pipeline 34 22h X Tenneco Gas TGP Protocol To

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