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MPOD HV& LV Power Supply System Technical Manual

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2. MPOD HV amp LV Power Supply System Technical Manual 8 January 2013 1 Version 2 6 1 General Remarks The only purpose of this manual is a description of the product It must not be interpreted as a declaration of conformity for this product including the product and software W le Ne R revises this product and manual without notice Differences of the description in manual and product are possible W le Ne R excludes completely any liability for loss of profits loss of business loss of use or data interrupt of business or for indirect special incidental or consequential damages of any kind even if W le Ne R has been advises of the possibility of such damages arising from any defect or error in this manual or product Any use of the product which may influence health of human beings requires the express written permission of W le Ne R Products mentioned in this manual are mentioned for identification purposes only Product names appearing in this manual may or may not be registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective companies No part of this product including the product and the software may be reproduced transmitted transcribed stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language in any form by any means with the express written permission of W le Ne R Control Cabinet In the context of this user manual the control cabinet must fulfill the requirements on fir
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4. AAA EE 1 3 6 1 4 1 19947 1 WIENER CRATE MIB 20000000 8 January 2013 34 Version 2 6 1 6 7 A BASH Simple Script for SNMP All of the commands above could be combined into scripts to set and monitor a predefined set of channels For example a Bash script to read all channels and set the voltages and current limit to the same value for each channel could look like bin bash Simple Bash Script that will read and set all channels in a MPOD crate ip 192 168 2 25 path usr share snmp mibs setVoltage 5 setCurrent 100 setStatus 1 setRamp 100 channelCount snmpget Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputNumber 0 indices snmpwalk Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputindex x echo indices tr COUNTER 0 while COUNTER It channelCount do index echo x COUNTER voltage snmpset OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputVoltage index F setVoltage iLimit snmpset OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputCurrent index F setCurrent rampspeed snmpset OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputVoltageRiseRate index F setRamp status snmpset OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputSwitch index i setStatus voltage snmpget OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputVoltage index iLimit snmpget OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE
5. Current Firmware BROWSE to scan Erase Fw V Current Bootloader Erase Bl T BROWSE Firmuw Bootl File Progam M l CANCEL New Firmw Bootl Invalid File Verify lv 3 Check the version of the current firmware or bootloader There are three options 8 January 2013 55 Version 2 6 1 Firmware Current Firmware MUHSE21017 Erase Fw M Current Bootloader MUHSEBL1500 Erase BI BROWSE Fimw Boot File O Program 7 CANCEL NewFirmw Boot finvaldFle eta 7 Loading TMS320 access firmware CAProgrammeYw JE NE RAMUSE control33334F 281 OS erialFlash out to RAM Entry point 0x003f8000 Section Address 00038000 Number of words 3455 Section Address Ox00000000 Number of words 95 Section Address 0x00000060 Number of words 67 Section Address 0x003f8d7f Number of words 4 Boot code loaded Connected at 115200 baud Read version information from flash Target is programmed with MUHSE 2 1 0 1 re Target is programmed with MUHSE BL1 50 Option 1 Check Erase Fw erase firmware and Erase Bl erase bootloader if the current firmware is older than 2 0 15 or it is a firmware without bootloader After that push the button browse to scan the flash In some minutes select the new bootloader filein the automatically opened file menu Press the button Ok Now the whole flash will be erased and the new bootloader will be installed Firmware Current Firmware MUHSE ae UA iy Er
6. full DC input range 50 75 load change 50 75 load change 50 75 load change 50 75 load change 50 75 load change Current slope lt 1000A ms 200uF per 1A parallel to load fast regulation mode selected Regulation slow remote sense circuit long sensed distance Static Dynamic Recovery Time 40m wire 5V at load side Ugrop lt 2 V 8 January 2013 MVP 2 8V 30 60V lt 15mV Other lt 0 05 100 load full mains range 100 load full mains range Dynamic deviation depends on current slope resp filter capacitors at load side only 30m cable to load 0 3mF capacitance at load side 1V drop at nominal load 10 90 load change with 3ms slope 50A output 13 33A ms leads to less than 10 temporary output voltage deviation MVP 2 7V 2 8V 10 lt 15 ms 1 lt 25 ms 10 lt 15 ms 1 lt 33 ms Other 42 50 75 load change 50 75 load change Version 2 6 1 8 January 2013 43 Version 2 6 1 10 SNMP examples for MPOD and high voltage EHS EDS module EEPEESSSSSSREES SES A ERR SOREN ES ETE ERPS ERE SEE SEE SEES EES EES EERE NAL ACE ERNE AA EEE R SAREE hi sl SNMP example for control of iseg Multi Channel High Voltage Power Supply Modules in a W IE NE R MPOD crate uh i snmpget Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputVoltage u100 This c
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9. If the channel is Off and the write value is On and if no other signals mainInhibit outputInhibit outputEmergency Off or outputFailureMaxCurrent are active then the channel will switch on If the write value is resetEmergencyOff then the channel will leave the state EmergencyOff A write of clearEvents is necessary before the voltage can ramp up again If the write value is setEmergencyOff then the channel will have the state EmergencyOff which means that the High Voltage will switch off without a ramp and reset of the outputVoltage to null volt If the write value is clearEvents then all failure messages of the outputStatus will be reset all channel events all module events and the state EmergencyOff Item Type Access Switch functions groupsSwitch 64 integer write Off 0 On 1 resetEmergencyOff 2 setEmergencyOff 3 disablekill 4 enableKill 5 clearEvents 10 DESCRIPTION 8 January 2013 29 Version 2 6 1 Read This function is not defined with groups of output channels Write Switch the state of all channels of group 64 all high voltage moddules If any channel is On and the write value is Off then all channels will switch off If any channel is Off and the write value is On and if no other signals mainlnhibit outputInhibit outputEmergencyOff or outputFailureMaxCurrent are active then all channels will switch on If the write value is resetEmergencyOff then all channels will leave the state
10. RW Integer32 psOperatingTime 3 R Integer32 psAuxiliaryNumber 4 Range 0 8 psAuxiliaryEntry 1 Index psAuxiliaryIndex non EnumVal psAuxiliaryIndex 1 Values u0 1 u1 2 u2 3 u3 4 u4 5 u5 6 u6 7 u7 8 R Opaque psAuxiliaryMeasurementVoltage 3 Textual Convention Float Size 7 R Opaque psAuxiliary MeasurementCurrent 4 Textual Convention Float Size 7 8 January 2013 53 Version 2 6 1 psAuxiliaryTable 5 RW String psDirectAccess 1024 Size 1 14 fantray 7 RW String fanSerialNumber 2 Textual Convention DisplayString Size 0 14 RW Integer32 fanOperatingTime 3 R Integer32 fanAirTemperature 4 RW Integer32 fanSwitchOffDelay 5 Range 0 900 RW Integer32 fanNominalSpeed 6 RW Integer32 fanNumberOfFans 7 Range 0 12 fanSpeedTable 8 fanSpeedEntry 1 Index fanNumber nen Integer32 fanNumber 1 Range 1 12 R Integer32 fanSpeed 2 RW INTEGER fanMaxSpeed 9 RW INTEGER fanMinSpeed 10 RW Integer32 outputConfigFanMaxSpeed 11 RW Integer32 outputConfigFanMinSpeed 12 Ps rack 8 signal 9 R Integer32 numberOfAnaloglnputs 1 Range 0 8 analogInputTable
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15. A1 2001 3 EN 61 000 6 2 2001 EN 61 000 4 6 1996 A1 2001 EN 61 000 4 3 1996 A1 1998 A2 2001 EN 61 000 4 4 1995 A1 2001 EN 61 000 4 5 1995 A1 2001 EN 61 000 4 11 1994 A1 2000 EN 61 000 4 2 1995 A1 1998 A2 2001 Conditions Niederspannungsrichtlinie low voltage directive St raussendung EMA RF emission St rspannung conducted noise St rfeldst rke radiated noise Oberschwingungen harmonics Spannungsschwankungen flicker St rfestigkeit EMB immunity HF Einstr mung injected HF currents HF Felder radiated HF fields incl 900MHz Burst Surge Spannungs Variationen voltage variations ESD This unit is not a final product and is foreseen for use inside a closed cabinet The supplying of loads over long distances gt 3m needs possibly additional RF rejection hardware to get in conformity of the definition Name and signature of authorized person Manfred Plein Techn Director April 2008 8 January 2013 Place and Date Contents Declaration of CONformity ee eeeaarraraaaaaaa iii 1 General InformMationN comiioconiicnicnsriraciniin arcaica aiaa 1 1 1 Mpod A O 1 1 2 Mpod Crate standard DOS evisos ae 2 ss ult RH emb ae cb ab aaa REDE OED Da aa Da DD non aas 3 2 LV ModUi S acia e 4 2 1 MPOD Low Voltage Module VersioOnS oooomonoccccnnnncccccccconccccccccnnnnnnnnnn 5 2 2 Combined Power 8 Sense Connector Pin Assignment standard female DVD ti ad Ra 5 2
16. Subnet Mask 255 192 168 Default Gateway HTTP Port Number SNMP Port Number fier MAC Address hem 005 i Y Iv Ethemet Auto Negotiation Enabled Jr First LV Slot FT Disable Synchronisatior Channels Switch On with Main Switch Low Voltage channels can be completely programmed and monitor within the MUSE application You can switch on or off any channel by clicking at the line of the channel If you click with the right mouse button the OutputConfiguration dialog is entered The dialog is divided into five main sections e Measurement Shows the actual measured sense voltage terminal voltage at the module terminals current the calculated power and the most critical module temperature e Control amp Status Here the channel can be switched on and off If the channel has switched off because of any failure the reason is displayed here too e Nominal Values Here the nominal output voltage sense voltage current limit and ramping speeds are entered The No Ramp at Switch Off check box forces immediate switch off The regulation mode can be optimized for different cable lengths slow m Measurement 3 999 4 219 0 004 Sense Voltage V Terminal Voltage V Current 4 Power of the Load w Power of the Module w Hotspot Temperature C Supervision Nominal Values Control amp Status Sense Voltage V Current Limit A Ra
17. failure for every channel Output Channels Connectors a 2x 37 pin D sub outputs returns sense lines chassis and interlock loop pair b 2 x 8 pin high current sub D and 37 pin sense control connector Interlock Loop optional Safety Loop in connector PIN 18 and 37 Type Channel Voltage Max Peak PowerV Res I Res Ripple s MPV 8008D 8 Oto 8V 10A 50W ch 0 5mV 0 5mA lt 30mVpp MPV 80081 8 Oto 8V 10A 50W ch 0 5mV 0 5mA lt 30mVpp MPV 8008LD 8 Oto 8V 5A 40W ch 0 5mV0 25mA lt 10mVpp MPV 8008LI 8 Oto 8V 5A 40W ch 0 5mV0 25mA lt 10mVpp MPV 8016D 8 0 to 15V 5A 50W ch 1mV 0 25mA lt 10mVpp MPV 80161 8 Oto 15V 5A 50W ch 1mV 0 25mA lt 10mVpp MPV 8030D 8 Oto30V 25A 50W ch 2mV 0 12mA lt 10mVpp MPV 80301 8 Oto30V 2 5A 50W ch 2mV 0 12mA lt 10mVpp MPV 8060D 8 Oto60V 1A 50W ch 4mV 0 06mA lt 10mVpp MPV 80601 8 Oto 60V 1A 50W ch 4mV 0 06mA lt 10mVpp MPV 8120D 8 Oto 120V 100mA 50W ch 4mV 4uA lt 10mVpp MPV 81201 8 Oto 120V 100mA 50W ch 4mV 4uA lt 10mVpp 8 January 2013 41 Version 2 6 1 Regulation fast remote sense circuit short sensed distance sense connected to output at the MPOD module Static Dynamic 0 5 m wire Recovery Time Conditions MVP 2 8 V lt 15 mV MVP other voltages lt 0 05 MVP 2 8 V lt 100 mV other lt 0 7 MVP 2 8V 1 0 2 ms 0 1 0 5 ms MVP 5 16V 7 24V 1 0 0 ms 0 1 1 0 ms MVP 30 60V 1 0 5 ms 0 1 1 0 ms 100 load full mains range 100 load
18. 1 Please check the download section at www wiener d com for the latest version of Mpod software and documentation Software Setup for Microsoft Windows Before the Mpod Controller can be used it may have to be configured according to the network environment The factory default configuration is DHCP This is done locally via display or by running the MUSEcontrol utility which allows access via the USB port of the Mpod Controller with a computer running 32 bit Windows XP VISTA or Windows 7 Please download the latest version from the download area at www wiener d com Run the MUSEControl msi Program to install all drivers and the USB program itself It is recommended to define a short path for the driver location during installation Connecting the MPOD Controller via USB it should be automatically detected and the Silicon Labs USB drivers SiLib sys and SiUSBXp sys loaded Found New Hardware Wizard Please wait while the wizard installs the software SS rad MPOD Power Supply iz Setting a system restore point and backing up old files in case your system needs to be restored in the future Starting the program the main window gives a quick overview of the MPOD and its connected MPV low voltage modules Please note that the MPOD crate has to be switched on in order to show the low voltage modules i Ce SUS Switch SelectOutput DYM OutputConfiguration OutputCalibration e Stop Help Usense 3 000 0 005A Umodule 3 165V Stat
19. 1 1 2019 0 hex DoomCard 1 1 1954 0 hex Doom 1 1 1911 0 hex a oem Zuletzt verwendete D Desktop Eigene Dateien iga Arbeitsplatz DoomCard 2 0 2075 0 hex Dateiname Netzwerkumgeb Dateityp HEX files hex a Abbrechen Now use File Open File C src DoomCard output DoomCard 2 0 2075 0 hex imported with O errors and 2 warnings min address 0x1d000010 max address Ox1d02ff7f i 188840 bytes imported 32 bytes ignored Ox1FCODODO 16 byte Ox1FCOO380 16 byte The the new firmware is read from disk The 2 warnings ignored data are correct 8 January 2013 59 Version 2 6 1 PICSZ Hash Programmer Sel Eile Device Extras PICS Flash Programmer Sele Eile Device Extras VOO SO sg E 00 CBOsO 9 200 Device Type PIC32MX460F512L Version 0x509 ooo Mfg ID 0x053 O Boot Loader DOOM BL 1 0 1344 0 DOOM 1 1 2021 0 Firmware Click the Erase icon to erase the previous firmware Device Type PIC32MX460F512L 0x509 Mfg ID 0x053 Boot Loader DOOM BL 1 0 1344 0 Firmware Version Erased Click Program to program the new firmware m PICSZ ash Programmer Eile Device Extras PICS Hash Programmer Eile Device Extras BOSO e200 CBOsO 49 E 00 Device Type PIC32MX460F512L Version 0x509 Mfg ID 0x053 Boot Loader DOOM BL 1 0 1344 0 Firmware DOOM1 1 20
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21. 2 analogInputEntry 1 Index analogInputIndex Integer32 analoglnputindex 1 Range 1 8 R Opaque analogMeasurementVoltage 2 Textual Convention Float Size 7 R Opaque analogMeasurementCurrent 3 Textual Convention Float Size 7 R BitString or Values d0 0 d1 1 d2 2 d3 3 d4 4 d5 5 d6 6 d7 7 R BitString o Values d0 0 d1 1 d2 2 d3 3 d4 4 d5 5 d6 6 d7 7 im re ho 8 January 2013 54 Version 2 6 1 12 MPOD Controller Firmware Update for Bootloader from revision 1 5 and Firmware from revision 2 0 15 1 You need the muhse control program form revision 2 0 910 0 You can download it from the wiener web site www wiener d com or via the direct link http www wienerd com Support MUSEcontrol MUSEcontroInstall 2 0 910 0 exe Start the muhse control program and select the tab system In the opened pull down menu select the item Firmware Update to update the device via USB MUSEcontrol controlling PL512 Looking for modules fCmdLine 3E4 File Switch SelectOutput DYM OutputConfiguration OutputCalibration SEGGI Stop Help Scope Trace Measurement 236 Read Retrys 149 Write Errors 0 configuration 0 TraceOverflow 0 Module Read Errors 0 Module Write Errors 0 2 Hit the button browse to scan the device for current version of bootloader and firmware Firmware
22. 220mm deep fully shielded mechanics All DC outputs with individual return lines individually sensed floating channel to channel and channel to chassis ground 125V 500V tested Low noise and ripple Voltage and current settings monitoring for each channel 15 bit resolution accuracy 0 1 of full scale value Current monitoring and limiting for each channel 15 bit resolution accuracy 0 05 of full scale value high stability 0 2 10k Programmable channel parameters o voltage under voltage over voltage trip point o current limit o power regulation type internal externl sense ramping speed up and down 1V s 500V s O group features error handling programming and monitoring via Ethernet TCP IP and USB Connectors 2 x 8 pin high current sub D 37 pin sub D for sense control or 2 x 37 pin sub D for DC and sense 4 channels each conta a Status LED s for all 8 channels DC terminal channel 0 to 3 o o o o o i 9 0 DC terminal and sense channel 0 to 3 DC terminal and sense channel 4 to 7 DC terminal channel 4 to 7 Sense and Control terminal 8 January 2013 4 Version 2 6 1 2 1 2 2 MPOD Low Voltage Module Versions MPOD Low Voltage Series 2 or 8 channels with floating ground Type Channel MPV 2008 MPV 2016 MPV 2030 MPV 2060 MPV 8008D MPV 80081 MPV 8008LD MPV 8008LI MPV 8016D MPV 80161 MPV 8030D MPV 80301 MPV 8060D MPV 80601 MPV 8120D MPV 81201 00 OO CO CC C
23. 3 Sense amp Control Connector Pin Assignment modules with mixed DSUBS DSUBS Sicario Oo akin 7 2 4 Power Connector Pin Assignment modules with mixed DSUB37 DSUB S726 sitiado 8 3 FIV MOGUIGS ic ae e Da Da a 9 4 Mpod Gontrollet iii 13 5 Local CONTO saliera 15 BT NOG CUO Mice O DD 15 5 2 Usage of the rotary controls aa cea a aa nao oen ata aa a anano esti ad DDDo 15 5 3 MPOD Display Main MENU 16 5 4 MPOD Display CHANNEL M 6nU sia 17 6 Remote Control Software rrrrreizzzze eine eee eee eee einen 19 6 1 Software Setup for Microsoft WiNdoWS aa a aa anana ea cc nDoo 19 6 2 Web DO WS ts te te eee e O 21 A E E Dia 22 6 4 ISEG High voltage module special commandsS 28 6 5 Change of community names setting of passwords 33 6 6 WIB BrOWSE scams ad EA gta DS Bhatia helle 34 6 7 A BASH Simple Script for SNMP ili 35 6 8 Mpod SNMP Parameter List most COMMON 36 6 9 LabView Control Program NETSNMP aa anno ec ic c aia aia anno 37 6 10 C programming NetSNMP 37 7 MDOG Crea 40 8 Primary Power SUP Ply asi citietntises dd 40 8 1 Power Box Data Sheela diia 40 9 Mpod Low Voltage module MPV 8xx data sheet 41 10 SNMP examples for MPOD and high voltage EHS EDS module 44 11 WIENER SNMP Parameter StrUucCtUF8
24. 6 1 DSUB37 female Pin Signal Comment Channel 0 3 1 UO Channel 0 negative output 20 UO Channel 0 positive output 2 UO Channel 0 negative output 21 UO Channel 0 positive output 3 UO Channel O negative output 22 UO Channel O positive output 4 S0 Channel O negative sense input 23 SO Channel O positive sense input 5 U1 Channel 1 negative output 1 20 24 U1 Channel 1 positive output 6 U1 Channel 1 negative output 25 U1 Channel 1 positive output 7 U1 Channel 1 negative output 26 U1 Channel 1 positive output 8 S1 Channel 1 negative sense input 27 S1 Channel 1 positive sense input 9 U2 Channel 2 negative output 28 U2 Channel 2 positive output 10 U2 Channel 2 negative output 29 U2 Channel 2 positive output 11 U2 Channel 2 negative output 30 U2 Channel 2 positive output 12 S2 Channel 2 negative sense input 31 S2 Channel 2 positive sense input 37 13 U3 Channel 3 negative output 19 32 U3 Channel 3 positive output 14 U3 Channel 3 negative output 33 U3 Channel 3 positive output 15 U3 Channel 3 negative output 34 U3 Channel 3 positive output 16 S3 Channel 3 negative sense input 35 S3 Channel 3 positive sense input
25. 6 Integer gt outputNumber outputindex 7 Integer ES outputTable outputIndex 8 Integer E outputEntry outputindex 9 Integer Q outputIndex outputIndex 10 Integer i outputName loutputIndex 11 Integer outputGroup outputIndex 12 Integer outputStatus outputIndex 13 Integer outputMeasurementSenseVoltage outputIndex 14 Integer outputMeasurementTerminalVoltage joutputIndex 15 Integer outputMeasurementCurrent outputIndex 16 Integer outputMeasurementTemperature outputName 1 Octetsting outputSwitch outputName 2 OctetString 8 outputVoltage n Boerne cams outputVoltageRiseRate Ped a outputVoltageFallRate outputName 8 OctetString outputSupervisionBehavior loutputName 9 OctetString e outputSupervisionMinSenseVoltage outputName 10 OctetString outputSupervisionMaxSenseVoltage outputName 11 OctetString outputSupervisionMaxTerminalVoltage outputName 12 OctetString outputSupervisionMaxCurrent outputName 13 OctetString outputConfigMaxSenseVoltage outputName 14 OctetString outputConfigMaxTerminalVoltage outputName 15 OctetString outputConfigMaxCurrent outputName 16 OctetString outputSupervisionMaxPower outputGroup 1 Integer 8 outputCurrentRiseRate outputGroup 2 Integer outputCurrentFalRate outputGroup 3 Integer outputGroup 4 Integer outputGroup 5 Integer outputGroup 6 Integer outputGroup 7 Integer outputGroup 8 Integer outputGroup 9 Integer le
26. Channel 7 negative sense input 35 S7 Channel 7 positive sense input 17 INTERLOCKO Optional interlock input The four channels of this connector are 36 INTERLOCK1 enabled only if a signal is applied here 18 LOOPO Safety Loop LOOPO and LOOP1 are connected to each other no 37 LOOP1 connection to other potentials 19 CHASSIS Connected to chassis front panel 8 January 2013 6 Version 2 6 1 2 3 Sense amp Control Connector Pin Assignment modules with mixed DSUB37 DSUB37 8 DSUB37 male Pin Signal Comment Channel 0 7 1 SO Channel 0 positive Sense Input 20 SO Channel 0 negative Sense Input 2 reserved 21 reserved 3 S1 Channel 1 positive Sense Input 22 S1 Channel 1 negative Sense Input 4 reserved F 23 reserved 5 S2 Channel 2 positive Sense Input 24 S2 Channel 2 negative Sense Input 6 reserved 25 reserved 7 S3 Channel 3 positive Sense Input 26 S3 Channel 3 negative Sense Input 8 reserved 27 reserved 9 S4 Channel 4 positive Sense Input 28 S4 Channel 4 negative Sense Input 10 reserved 29 reserved 11 S5 Channel 5 positive Sense Input 30 S5 Channel 5 negative Sense Input 12 reserved 31 reserved 13 S6 Channel 6 positive Sense Input 32 S6 Channel 6 negative Sense Input 14 reserved 33 reserved 15 S7 Channel 7 positive Sense Input
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28. MIB c guru ip outputCurrent index sense snmpget OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputMeasurementSenseVoltage index current snmpget OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputMeasurementCurrent index rampspeed snmpget OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputVoltageRiseRate index status snmpget OqvU v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputSwitch index echo voltage iLimit sense current rampspeed status let COUNTER COUNTER 1 done 8 January 2013 35 Version 2 6 1 6 8 Mpod SNMP Parameter List most common outputMeasurementSenseVoltage 320 Parameter Multi Access Type sysMainSwitch 1 RW i sysStatus 1 R W i sysVmeSysReset ES E outputNumber oi ee R i groupsNumber R i outputName R string outputGroup R outputStatus R R R outputMeasurementTerminal Voltage 320 outputMeasurementCurrent R outputMeasurementTemperature R outputSwitch RW outputVoltage RW outputCurrent 320 RW outputVoltageRiseRate outputVoltageFallRate D 320 outputSupervisionBehavior outputSupervisionMinSenseVoltage outputSupervisionMaxSenseVoltage outputSupervisionMaxTerminalVoltage outputSupervisionMaxCurrent outputSupervisionMaxTemperature 320 R W 320 D outputConfigMaxSenseVoltage R outputConfigMaxTerminalVoltage R outputConfigMaxCurrent R outputConfigMa
29. Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 80 outputOn snmpgetx Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputMeasurementCurrent u100 0 000000735 A snmpsetx Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputCurrent u100 F 0 0000007 0 000000700 A snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 04 08 outputFailureMaxCurrent outputRampDown snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 04 outputFailureMaxCurrent snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputSwitch u100 i 10 clearEvents snmpsetx Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputCurrent u100 F 0 00001 0 000010000 A snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputSwitch u100 i 1 On snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 80 10 outputOn outputRampUp a load has been switched on channel 0 to bring them in state CC current limited snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 80 20 outputOn outputCurrentLimited snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 80 20 outputOn outputCurrentLimited snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 80 20 outputOn outputCurrentLimited
30. TTL input 1 kOhm resistor to GND A high level allows the channels to be 1 CRATE_ENABLE switched on by software A low level forces all channels to switch off with their specified down ramp TTL input 1 kOhm resistor to GND 2 CRATE_FAST_OFF A high level forces all channels to switch off as fast as possible Any ramp down settings 5 1 are ignored Gey 3 reserved 4 reserved 9 6 5 GND Ground reference TTL output 1 kOhm resistor to GND 100 Ohm resistor to protect the output buffer 6 CRATE_STATUS This signal is driven high if one or more channels of the MPOD system do have a non zero output voltage 7 reserved 8 reserved 9 reserved 8 January 2013 14 Version 2 6 1 5 Local Control 5 1 5 2 Introduction MPOD can be optionally equipped with a local color graphic display and two rotary controls Usage of the rotary controls Please note that the display function and operation changed with MOD firmware 1 1 2021 Connecting MPOD to the AC line will show the following screen W IE NE R Starting firmware DOOM 1 1 2021 0 Installed boot loader DOOM BL 1 0 1344 0 Connecting to MPOD Controller IENER MPOD 2689009 MPOD 2 1 1999 0 M PODslave 1 09 MPOD BL 1 50 Please switch ON to start the system Switching on green ON OFF will power up the MPOD crate and the display will System started 24 channel located Scanning System Starting system scan the crate for available mo
31. org 3 dod 6 internet 1 private 4 enterprises 1 wiener 19947 c rate 1 output 3 outputTable 2 outputEntry 1 2 A first communication with the Mpod crate can be done using the snmpwalk to confirm the existence of the power supply at the given IP address snmpwalk Cp Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c public ip with snmpwalk This command will retrieve a block of information v 2c This parameters specifies which version of the SNMP to use WIENER devices use SNMP 2C M path This parameter should be replaced with the path to the WIENER CRATE MIB txt file It is not needed in case the default path is used m WIENER CRATE MIB This parameter tells the command to look at the WIENER CRATE MIB to resolve the OID name c public This specifies which community of values can be accessed ip This should be replaced with the IP address of the MPOD crate Example for crate with IP address 192 168 2 25 8 January 2013 23 Version 2 6 1 snmpwalk v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 returns SNMPv2 MIB sysDescr 0 STRING WIENER MPOD 4193086 MPOD 1 1 1 6 MPODslave 1 06 SNMPv2 MIB sysObjectID 0 OID WIENER CRATE MIB sysMainSwitch 0 SNMPv2 MIB sysUpTime 0 Timeticks 13401 0 02 14 01 SNMPv2 MIB sysContact 0 STRING SNMPv2 MIB sysName 0 STRING SNMPv2 MIB sysLocation 0 STRING SNMPv2 MIB sysServices 0 INTEGER 79 A list of all available parameters or sub parameters as f
32. pow fact 0 98 230VAC 16 A cold unit An external fuse or circuit breaker has to be installed 16A max EN 55 022 Class B Input and Output current limiting for booster circuits 90 C cut off temperature 4U x 14 PU width acc to IEC 60297 450 mm deep 4 7 kg 0 45 C without derating storage 30 C 85 C 40 C ambient ca 100 000 h 40 C ambient ca 65 000 h 25 ambient gt 85000h 40 Version 2 6 1 9 Mpod Low Voltage module MPV 8xx data sheet 8 channel low voltage module with floating outputs with individual return lines and sense lines Polarity configurable outputs are insulated from each other and the chassis mainframe earth with 125V DC working voltage Test voltage 500VDC 0 2 10K output voltage stability Voltage set monitor 15 bit resolution 0 1 of full scale or better accuracy measurement of both sense and terminal voltage Current limit set monitor 15 bit resolution 0 05 of full scale or better accuracy Ramp up down programmable from 1 V s to 500 V s in 1 V s steps Output Voltage Ripple lt 10mV 1mVrms with 350MHz Bandwidth lt 5mV pp 0 5mV gs with 100MHz Bandwidth lt 3mV pp 0 5mV rms with 20MHz Bandwidth Low conducted distubance current Funkst rstrom TUV Static Regulation lt 10mV Dynamic Regulation lt 100mV with I 25 change and 70A s recovery time lt 5mS Dimensions 6U x 40 64mm x 220mm Front Panel Indicators tri color LED s with on off
33. u119 120 u120 121 u121 122 u122 123 u123 124 u124 125 u125 126 u126 127 u127 128 u128 129 u129 130 u130 131 u131 132 u132 133 u133 134 u134 135 U135 136 u136 137 u137 138 u138 139 u139 140 u140 141 u141 142 u142 143 u143 144 u144 145 u145 146 u146 147 u147 148 u148 149 u149 150 u150 151 u151 152 u152 153 u153 154 u154 155 u155 156 u156 157 u157 158 u158 159 u159 160 u160 161 u161 162 u162 163 u163 164 u164 165 u165 166 u166 167 u167 168 u168 169 u169 170 u170 171 u171 172 u172 173 u173 174 u174 175 u175 176 u176 177 u177 178 u178 179 u179 180 u180 181 u181 182 u182 183 u183 184 u184 185 u185 186 u186 187 u187 188 u188 189 u189 190 u190 191 u191 192 u192 193 u193 194 u194 195 u195 196 u196 197 u197 198 u198 199 u199 200 u200 201 u201 202 u202 203 u203 204 u204 205 u205 206 u206 207 u207 208 u208 209 u209 210 u210 211 u211 212 u212 213 8 January 2013 46 Version 2 6 1 u213 214 u214 215 u215 216 u216 217 u217 u221 222 u222 223 u223 224 u224 225 u225 u229 230 u230 231 u231 232 u232 233 u233 u237 238 u238 239 u239 240 u240 241 u241 u245 246 u246 247 u247 248 u248 249 u249 u253 254 u254 255 u255 256 u256 257 u257 u261 262 u262 263 u263 264 u264 265 u265 u269 270 u270 2
34. 0 000000 V WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u201 Opaque Float 0 000000 V WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u202 Opaque Float 0 000000 V WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u203 Opaque Float 0 000000 V WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u204 Opaque Float 0 000000 V WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u205 Opaque Float 0 000000 V WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u206 Opaque Float 0 000000 V WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u207 Opaque Float 0 000000 V After obtaining information about the power supplies or a list of channels and parameters it is useful to be able to write or read information about it This can be done using the snmpget and snmpset commands snmpget Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip name index snmpset v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip name index format value The most common kind of call you will want is to get data from the power supply This is easily done via the snmpget command The example below retrieves information about whether the main power for the crate is on If you wish to test this example on your own system replace path with the path to WIENER CRATE 8 January 2013 25 Version 2 6 1 MIB txt usr share snmp mibs by default and ip with the ip address of your MPOD see following examples snmpget v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c public ip sysMainSwitch 0 WIENER CRATE MIB sysMainSwitch 0 INTEGER OFF 0 This indicates that the MPOD
35. 00VDC Any DC On Signal as well as a power switch at control board if any installed operates as a low voltage DC on off switch only and not as a mains breaker Therefore it becomes dangerous if the box cover is open In this case a lot of components on high voltage potential get touchable Before starting any kind of work inside the power box remove the unit from mains and wait a couple of minutes with your activities Discharge the primary DC Filter capacitors by use of a well isolated 22 ohm 10W resistor We recommend in case of any malfunction to send the power box to Wiener or to one of our representative for service The backplane is connected to 385 V DC voltage So never touch the backplane or its connectors The HV Modules produce very high voltage which may be mortal danger if handled improperly Please read the separate manuals of the HV modules for detailed information 8 January 2013 ii Declaration of Conformity Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC and EMC Directive Art 10 1 of 89 336 EEC W 0 NO R Plein amp Baus GmbH declare under our own responsibility that the product MPOD Power Supply System Items OMPV xxxx 0BP0 9003 0316 0070 0R00 0002 is in accordance with the following standards or standardized documents 1 EN 60 950 1 2001 Corr 2004 09 2 EN 61 000 6 3 2001 EN 55 022 1998 Corr 2001 A1 2000 KI B EN 55 022 1998 Corr 2001 A1 2000 KI B EN 61 000 3 2 2001 EN 61 000 3 3 1995 Corr 1997
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37. 0mV 10nA lt 10mV 13nA lt 10mV 20nA lt 10mV 40nA lt 10mV I res Ripple 20nA lt 10mV 10nA lt 20mV 100nA lt 20mV 20nA lt 10mV 10nA lt 20mV 100nA lt 20mV I res Ripple 20nA lt 10mV 20nA lt 10mV 100nA lt 10mV 100nA lt 10mV Version 2 6 1 MPOD crate with rear side module option and air filter outfitted with ISEG EDS EBS and EHS high voltage modules and wired safety loop 8 January 2013 12 Version 2 6 1 4 Mpod Controller The Mpod controller which is plugged into the first half slot of the crate controls the primary power supply as well as all inserted LV and HV modules Further it connects these to remote controlling interfaces services in an unique way Mpod Controller features TCP IP 10M 100M port auto ranging Built in HTTP server TCP IP protocol with SNMP v 2c for full control of all module parameters 2 CAN Bus ports wired in parallel for daisy chaining USB 2 interface 3 status LED s Interlock connector Status LED s USB 2 port Ethernet port 2 CANbus ports Interlock connector 2 pin Lemo or 9 pin SUBD 8 January 2013 13 Version 2 6 1 Ethernet port standard NIC pin layout RJ45 Pi Comment n 1 2 3 a 4 75 Ohm 5 8 1 6 7 GND2 75 Ohm 8 CAN bus ports RJ45 Pi Signal Comment n 1 2 3 4 Fu E 81 6 7 8 Interlock connector DSUB9 female Pin Signal Comment
38. 0mV EHS 8040x_205 8 4kV 2mA 10mV 4nA lt 10mV EHS 8030x_305 8 3kV 3mA 10mV SnA lt 10mV EHS 8020x_405 8 2kV 4mA SmV 10nA lt 10mV EHS 8010x_805 8 1kV 8mA 2mV 20nA lt 10 mV EHS 8005x_156 8 500V 15mA ImV 30nA lt 10mV EHS F040x_205 16 4kV 2mA 10mV 4nA lt 10mV EHS F030x_305 16 3kV 3mA 10mV SnA lt 10mV EHS F020x_405 16 2kV 4mA SmV 10nA lt 10mV EHS F010x_805 16 1kV 8mA 2mV 20nA lt 10 mV EHS F005x_156 16 500V 15mA 1mV 30nA lt 10mV EHS Series 8 16 channels with floating channels ground Type Channels Vmax I max V res I res Ripple EHS 46100x_504 4 10kV 0 5mA 400mV 20nA lt 30mV EHS 8660x_105 8 6kV 1mA 240mV 40nA lt 30mV EHS 8640x_205 8 4kV 2mA 160mV 80nA lt 10mV EHS 8630x_305 8 3kV 3mA 120mV 120nA lt 10mV EHS 8620x_405 8 2kV 4mA 80mV 160nA lt 10mV EHS 8610x_805 8 1kV 8mA 40mV 320nA lt 10 mV EHS 8605x_156 8 500V 15mA 20mV 600nA lt 10mV EHS F640x_205 16 4kV 2mA 160mV 80nA lt 10mV EHS F630x_305 16 3kV 3mA 120mV 120nA lt 10mV EHS F620x_405 16 2kV 4mA 80mV 160nA lt 10mV EHS F610x_805 16 1kV 8mA 40mV 320nA lt 10 mV EHS F605x_156 16 500V 15mA 20mV 600nA lt 10mV EHS High Precision Series 8 16 channels floating channels or common floating ground Type Channels Vmax Imax V res I res Ripple EHS 42100x 504 F 4 10KkV 0 5mA 20mV 1nA SOpA lt 30mV EHS 8260x_105 F 8 6kV 1mA 12mV 1nA SOpA lt 20mV EHS 8240x_205 F 8 4kV 2mA 10mV 2nA 50pA lt SmV EHS 8230x_305 F 8 3kV 3mA 10mV 3nA 50pA lt SmV EHS 8220x_405 F 8 2kV 4mA 5mV 4nA 50p
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40. 17 INTERLOCKO Optional interlock input The four channels of this connector are 36 INTERLOCK1 enabled only if a signal is applied here 18 LOOPO Safety Loop LOOPO and LOOP1 are connected to each other no 37 LOOP1 connection to other potentials 19 CHASSIS Connected to chassis front panel Bottom Connector DSUB37 female Pin Signal Comment Channel 4 7 1 U4 Channel 4 negative output 20 U4 Channel 4 positive output 2 U4 Channel 4 negative output 21 U4 Channel 4 positive output 3 U4 Channel 4 negative output 22 U4 Channel 4 positive output 4 S4 Channel 4 negative sense input 23 S4 Channel 4 positive sense input 5 U5 Channel 5 negative output 1 20 24 U5 Channel 5 positive output 6 U5 Channel 5 negative output 25 U5 Channel 5 positive output 7 U5 Channel 5 negative output 26 U5 Channel 5 positive output 8 S5 Channel 5 negative sense input 27 S5 Channel 5 positive sense input 9 U6 Channel 6 negative output 28 U6 Channel 6 positive output 10 U6 Channel 6 negative output 29 U6 Channel 6 positive output 11 U6 Channel 6 negative output 30 U6 Channel 6 positive output 12 S6 Channel 6 negative sense input 31 S6 Channel 6 positive sense input 37 13 U7 Channel 7 negative output 19 32 U7 Channel 7 positive output 14 U7 Channel 7 negative output 33 U7 Channel 7 positive output 15 U7 Channel 7 negative output 34 U7 Channel 7 positive output 16 S7
41. 34 S7 Channel 7 negative Sense Input 16 reserved 35 reserved 17 reserved 36 reserved 18 reserved 37 reserved 19 reserved Some pins are reserved for future functionality 8 January 2013 Version 2 6 1 2 4 Power Connector Pin Assignment modules with mixed DSUB37 DSUB37 8 DSUB37 8 female Pin Signal Comment Channel 0 3 1 UO Channel 0 positive Output 2 U0 Channel 0 negative Output 3 U1 Channel 1 positive Output 4 U1 Channel 1 negative Output 5 U2 Channel 2 positive Output 6 U2 Channel 2 negative Output 7 U3 Channel 3 positive Output 8 U3 Channel 3 negative Output DSUB37 8 female Pin Signal Comment Channel 4 7 1 U4 Channel 4 positive Output 2 U4 Channel 4 negative Output 3 U5 Channel 5 positive Output 4 U5 Channel 5 negative Output 5 U6 Channel 6 positive Output 6 U6 Channel 6 negative Output 7 U7 Channel 7 positive Output 8 U7 Channel 7 negative Output Matching cable plug e g Erni TMC P 8W8 male unloaded connector 103448 pins http www erni com DB PDF TMC ERNI D SubHighPower0101 e pdf 8 January 2013 8 Version 2 6 1 3 HV Modules MPOD high voltage modules are manufactured by ISEG For technical details please refer to the ISEG manuals and data sheets of the EHS EBS EDS and EHQ discontinued multi channel high voltage modules General fea
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47. 75 0 A verify is done automatically Device Type PIC32MX460F512L 0x509 Version Mfg ID Boot Loader DOOM BL 1 0 1344 0 Firmware DOOM1 1 2075 0 Now click the Run new firmware icon to leave the boot loader and execute the new firmware 8 January 2013 60 Version 2 6 1
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49. A lt SmV EHS 8210x_805 F 8 1kV 8mA 2mV SnA SOpA lt 5 mV EHS 8205x_106 F 8 500V 10mA ImV 8nA SOpA lt SmV EHS F240x 205 F 16 4kV 2mA 10mV 2nA SOpA lt SmV EHS F230x_305 F 16 3kV 3mA 10mV 3nA SOpA lt 5mV EHS F220x 405 F 16 2kV 4mA SmV 4nA 50pA lt SmV EHS F210x_805 F 16 1kV 8mA 2mV SnA SOpA lt 5 mV EHS F205x_106 F 16 500V 10mA ImV 8nA SOpA lt SmV EHS High Density Series 16 32 channels with common ground Type Channe V max max V res I res Ripple Is EHS F1 40x_105 16 4kV 1mA 20mV 10nA lt 10mV EDS F1 30x_135 16 3V 1 3mA 15mV 13nA lt 10mV EDS F1 16 2kV 2mA 10mV 20nA lt 10mV 20x_205 EDS F1 16 kV 4mA 5mV 40nA lt 10mV 10x_405 8 January 2013 10 Version 2 6 1 EDS 20 025x_504 EDS 21 030x_504 EDS 20 025x_504 EDS 21 030x_504 EDS Distribution Series 16 32 channels with common ground Channe V max max Type EDS FO 05x 105 EDS FO 05x 105 EDS F1 30x 504 EDS 20 005x 105 EDS 20 025x 504 EDS 21 030x 504 Is 16 16 16 32 32 32 4kV 1mA 3V 1 3mA 2kV 2mA 1kV 4mA 500V imA 2 5kV 0 5mA 3kV 0 5mA 500V imA 2 5kV 0 5mA 3kV 0 5mA 20mV 15mV 10mV 5mV V res BmV 10mV 10mV 5mV 10mV 10mV EBS Bipolar High voltage modules 8 16 channels with common ground Type EBS 80 05 EBS FO 05 EBS 80 30 EDS FO 30 8 January 2013 Is 8 16 8 16 Channe V max max 1mA 500V 1mA 500V SkV 0 5mA 3kKV 0 5mA V res 5mV 5mV 10mV 1
50. Bit 6 7 outputFailureMaxCurrent Bit 8 9 outputFailureMaxTemperature Bit 10 11 outputFailureMaxPower Bit 12 13 outputFailurelnhibit Bit 14 15 outputFailureTimeout The iseg HV devices can use the bit fields outputFailureMaxCurrent support of the function delayed trip The programmed activity will start when the 8 January 2013 30 Version 2 6 1 actual current exceeded permanently the value of the item outputCurrent over the span of the programmed time out set via the item outputTrip TimeMaxCurrent outputFailureInhibit support of the optional hardware function EXTERNAL INHIBIT per channel The programmed activity will start when an external channel inhibit occurs The channel state have to be in disableKill for a proper work of the configuration of the behaviour for the functions above Settings for outputSupervisionBehavior nt switch off this channel by 64 E ramp down the voltage switch off this channel by 128 8192 set a internal EmergencyOff switch off the whole board 192 12288 of the HV module by set EmergencyOff Attention In order to use delayed software trips please make sure to have a firmware on the ISEG high voltage mdoules which supports this feature Please see the following table of supported firmware releases In case of older firmware the software trip will not act i e the error will be detected but no action ram down of channel will happen Name of Release MER Description Device fir
51. Controller with Ethernet TCP IP CANbus USB Combi interface Interlock e Ethernet port with integrated Web server programmable with SNMP protocol via TCP IP OPC Server 8 January 2013 1 Version 2 6 1 1 2 e CE conform EN 50 081 82 part 1 EN 50 022 B e safety in accordance with EN 60 950 e Sinusoidal mains current EN 61000 3 2 Mpod Crate standard types The following crate types are standardized configurations with 8U high chassis Optionally a filter frame is available with bottom or front air inlet which increases the height to 9U Other configurations and mixed system with part of the crate outfitted with PCI or VME backplanes are available on request Type Slots Remote control Localcontrol Backplane HV Output interface display power Position Mpod EC 10 Ethernet CAN USB HV LV 600W front Mpod EC R 10 Ethernet CAN USB HV LV 600W rear Mpod LX 10 Ethernet CAN USB Yes LCD HV LV 600W front Mpod LX R 10 Ethernet CAN USB Yes LCD HV LV 600W rear Mpod EC LV 10 Ethernet CAN USB LV front Mpod EC LV R 10 Ethernet CAN USB LV rear Mpod EC HV 10 Ethernet CAN USB HV 600W front Mpod EC HV R 10 Ethernet CAN USB HV 600W rear Mpod 2H 10 Ethernet CAN USB HV 1200W front Mpod 2H R 10 Ethernet CAN USB HV 1200W rear Mpod 2H LX 10 Ethernet CAN USB Yes LCD HV 1200W front Mpod 2H LX R 10 Ethernet CAN USB Yes LCD HV 1200W rear CAN bus for HV modules only disabling Ethernet communication
52. EmergencyOff A write of clearEvents is necessary before the voltage can ramp up again If the write value is setEmergencyOff then all channels will have the state EmergencyOff which means that the High Voltage will switch off without a ramp and reset of the outputVoltage to null volt If the write value is disableKill then all channels will switch to disableKill If the write value is enablekill then all channels will switch to enablekill If the write value is clearEvents then all failure messages of the outputStatus will be reset all channel events all module events and the state Emergency Off Item Type Access outputSupervisionBehavior integer read write DESCRIPTION A bit field packed into an integer which define the behaviour of the output channel power supply after failures For each supervision value a two bit field exists The enumeration of this value L H 2 is WIENER LV devices O ignore the failure 1 switch off this channel 2 switch off all channels with the same group number 3 switch off the complete crate iseg HV devices O ignore the failure 1 switch off this channel by ramp down the voltage 2 switch off this channel by set a internal EmergencyOff 3 switch off the whole board of the HV module by set EmergencyOff The position of the bit fields in the integer value are Bit 0 1 outputFailureMinSenseVoltage Bit 2 3 outputFailureMaxSenseVoltage Bit 4 5 outputFailureMaxTerminalVoltage
53. NER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputStatus u100 80 20 outputOn outputCurrentLimited snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputStatus u100 80 20 outputOn outputCurrentLimited the delayed trip fuction ramps the voltage after 3 seconds to zero snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputStatus u100 04 08 outputFailureMaxCurrent outputRampDown Change of community names setting of passwords For the communication with MPOD modules 4 types of SNMP communities are used public private admin and guru By default the community names are equal to the community types snmpwalk v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 0 80 snmpCommunityName WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName public STRING public WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName private STRING private WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName admin STRING admin WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName guru STRING guru snmpwalk v 2c mn WIENER CRATE MIB c private 192 168 0 80 snmpCommunityName WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName public STRING public WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName private STRING private In order to secure the MPOD system communication the community names can be used as passwords and be changed accordingly The following example shows how the change and test the community names Using a wrong community name will result in a time ou
54. O CO CO CO CO CON IN NO IN O L Low noise Voltage 0 to 8V 0 to 15V 0 to 30V 0 to 60V Oto 8V Oto 8V Oto 8V Oto 8V 0 to 15V 0 to 15V 0 to 30V 0 to 30V 0 to 60V 0 to 60V 0 to 120V 100mA 0 to 120V 100mA D Sub D 37 pin female connector I Max Peak PowerV Res I Res Ripple 40A 20A 10A 5A 10A 200W ch 200W ch 200W ch 200W ch SOW ch SOW ch 40W ch 40W ch SOW ch SOW ch SOW ch SOW ch SOW ch SOW ch SOW ch SOW ch I Interlock with sub D 37 pin female connector MPOD Low Voltage mating connectors Sub D 37 male connector Sub D 8 female high current Sub D 37 extension cable 5m Sub D 37 extension cable 25m 37 0 5mV 0 25mA lt 10mVpp 1mV 15bit 15bit lt 10mVpp lt 10mVpp lt 10mVpp 0 5mV 0 5mA lt 30mVpp 0 5mV 0 5mA lt 30mVpp 0 5mV 0 25mA lt 10mVpp 0 5mV 0 25mA lt 10mVpp 1mV 1mV 2mV 2mV 4mV 4mV 4mV 4mV 0 25mA lt 10mVpp 0 25mA lt 10mVpp 0 12mA lt 10mVpp 0 12mA lt 10mVpp 0 06mA lt 10mVpp 0 06mA lt 10mVpp 4uA lt 10mVpp 4uA lt 10mVpp 4 channel combined power sense Sense for 8 channels Special version with 40A contacts Combined power sense for 4 channels Combined power sense for 4 channels Connectors are IEC807 3 DIN41652 conform Custom made cable sets are available on request Combined Power amp Sense Connector Pin Assignment standard female type Top connector 8 January 2013 Version 2
55. SensorTemp getSensorWarning Temperature setSensorWarning Temperature getSensorFailure Temperature setSensorFailure Temperature getPsOperating Time getFanOperating Time getFanAirTemperature getFanSwitchOffDelay setFanSwitchOffDelay getFanNominalSpeed setFanNominalSpeed setFanNominalSpeed getFanNumberOfFans getFanSpeed snmpSetDouble 8 January 2013 38 Version 2 6 1 snmpGetDouble snmpSetint snmpGetint 8 January 2013 39 Version 2 6 1 7 Mpod Crate Powered chassis for multichannel low and high voltage modules Construction 8 or 9U x 19 crate Slots Dimensions w h d Weight 8 Primary Power Supply The power supply provides all necessary supply voltages for the LV and HV Modules It is connected to the mains World wide input 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz 8 1 max 10 modules up to3 kW output power 3 6kW input power 10 Y MPOD controller 483 mm x 460 mm x 355 mm 31 5 kg e World wide input 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz single phase e Sinusoidal current input up to 16A depending on the used modules Power Box Data Sheet 3U box with max 6 power modules Mains Input Rated Input Voltage Rated Input Current Sinusoidal Inrush current Input protection RF rejection Output protection overload Dimensions Weight Operation temperature MTBF electronics integrated fan 8 January 2013 CE 106 230 V AC 15 variation allowed 16 A CE EN 60555 IEC 555
56. U200 U201 U202 U203 U204 U205 U206 U207 This example returns 16 index numbers Please note the following geographic module and channel number coding for the SNMP call indexes where the first digit is defined by the slot number and the following two by the channel of the particular module in this slot 8 January 2013 24 Version 2 6 1 Slot Channel Name index 1 O to 99 Uxx U00 to u99 2 0 to 99 U1xx u100 to u199 10 0 to 99 U9xx u901 to u999 Please note that both the index as well as the name can be used snmpget v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 0 80 outputVoltage u0 WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u0 Opaque Float 123 000000 V is identical to snmpget v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 0 80 outputVoltage 1 WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u0 Opaque Float 123 000000 V In case of multi crate system there will be an additional digit for the crate number Name 1000 crate 100 slot channel index 1000 crate 100 slot channel crate O 9 slot O 9 channel O 99 To see all Output channel set voltage values use snmpwalk with outputV oltage snmpwalk Cp Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c public ip outputVoltage Example sampwalk v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputVoltage returns for a MPOD system with one 8 channel ISEG EHS HV module in slot 3 WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u200 Opaque Float
57. ampUp 11 outputRampDown 12 outputEnableKill 13 outputEmergencyOff 14 R Opaque outputMeasurementSenseVoltage 5 Textual Convention Float Size 7 R Opaque outputMeasurementTerminalVoltage 6 Textual Convention Float Size 7 R Opaque outputMeasurementCurrent 7 Textual Convention Float Size 7 R EnumVal outputMeasurementTemperature 8 Values ok 128 failure 127 RW EnumVal outputSwitch 9 Values off 0 on 1 resetEmergencyOff 2 setEmergencyOff 3 clearEvents 10 RW Opaque outputVoltage 10 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Integer32 outputAdjustVoltage 11 Range 128 127 RW Opaque outputCurrent 12 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputVoltageRiseRate 13 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputVoltageFallRate 14 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Integer32 outputSupervisionBehavior 15 Range 0 65535 RW Opaque outputSupervisionMinSenseVoltage 16 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputSupervisionMaxSenseVoltage 17 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputSupervisionMaxTerminalVoltage 18 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputSupervisionMaxCurrent 19 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputConfigMaxSenseVoltage 21 Textual Convention Float Size 7 8 Jan
58. anged from public to guru A complete list of value names that can be written or read via SNMP can be found in the WIENER CRATE MIB but commonly needed values are Value Name Type Access Comments outputVoltage The Channel set Voltage outputCurrent The channel current limit e F RES Actual channel Voltage Itage 8 January 2013 Version 2 6 1 outputMeasurementCurrent Float R Actual channel current Integer R W Turns channel ON OFF emergency off reset error flags outputVoltageRiseRate Channel ramp rate outputStatus its R Channel Status information For example to read channel set voltage use snmpget Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputVoltage index Example snmpget v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputVoltage u0 WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage u0 Opaque Float 0 000000 V Write and read individual set voltages guru access needed to write snmpset v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputVoltage u101 F 200 WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage ul01 Opaque Float 200 000000 V Note the F before the 200 this indicates that the value is a floating point number This value can be read back via snmpget v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputVoltage u101 WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltage ul01 Opaque Float 200 000000 V Turning Channels ON OFF The individual channels of an MPOD system low or high voltage module can b
59. ase Fw IV Current Bootloader MUHSE BL 1 50 Frase Bl Iv BROWSE Firrnw Bootl File Progam W 7A CANCEL New Firmww Bool Invalid File Verify M Loading TMS320 access firmware CAProgrammeVw JE NE RAMUSE control33334F 281 OS erialFlash out to RAM Entry point 0x003f8000 Section Address 0003 8000 Number of words 3455 Section Address Ox00000000 Number of words 95 Section Address 0x00000060 Number of words 67 Section Address 0x003f8d7f Number of words 4 Boot code loaded Connected at 115200 baud Read version information from flash Target is programmed with MUHSE 2 1 0 17 Target is programmed with MUHSE BL1 50 When the install process is done hit the button cancel to restart the system It is recommended to close the muhse control program before restarting A window which indicates a communication problem appears The reason for this is that only the bootloader without firmware is installed Ignore this message by pushing the button cancel 8 January 2013 56 Version 2 6 1 Communication Problem No communication between the computer and the power supply a CANCEL Also ignore the no modules message to hit the button Ignorieren e DD No Modules Found i wiederholen Ignorieren Follow the step 1 and 2 Execute the instructions of option 2 Option 2 Check Erase Fw erase firmware if there no current legal firmware is available or a newer
60. be switched off e Identification Here the group number of this channel can be entered Other main menu items associated with this dialog are Start Stop stop and restart the communication with the Mpod controller via USB and SelectOutput which simple increments the channel number which is displayed by the other dialogs The other main menu items are used for test and maintenance and should not used by the customer 6 2 Web Browser With a web browser pointing to the IP address as URL it is possible to get an overview of all channels in a simple way 8 January 2013 21 Version 2 6 1 Datei Bearbeiten Ansicht Chronik Lesezeichen Extras Hilfe MPOD Global Status Mainframe Status Output Channels Measured 3 Measured Measured j Channel Voltage Current 4 Terminal Status Sense Voltage Current A iu 6 3 NetSNMP NetSNMP is an open source SNMP program which can be used to access the Mpod controller via the Simple Network Management Protocol Please see http net snmp sourceforge net for more details Please install netSNMP from the CD ROM or downloaded from WIENER support web site on the control computer In order to perform SNMP calls from any WIENER product the WIENER CRATE MIB file must be stored somewhere on the PC doing the calls by default that location should be usr share snmp mibs Windows C usr share snmp mibs The most commonly used net snmp calls are snmpwalk returns groups of param
61. c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputSupervisionBehavior u100 4 snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputTripTimeMaxCurrent u100 O ms snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputTripTimeMaxCurrent u100 i 3000 3000 ms delay of 3 sconds snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputStatus u100 80 outputOn snmpgetx Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputMeasurementCurrent u100 0 000000735 A snmpsetx Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputCurrent u100 F 0 0000007 0 000000700 A snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputStatus u100 04 08 outputFailureMaxCurrent outputRampDown snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputStatus u100 04 outputFailureMaxCurrent snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputSwitch u100 i 10 clearEvents snmpsetx Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputCurrent u100 F 0 00001 8 January 2013 32 Version 2 6 1 6 5 0 000010000 A snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputSwitch u100 i 1 On snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputStatus u100 80 10 outputOn outputRampUp a load has been switched on channel 0 to bring them in state CC current limited snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIE
62. ce by using a low and high channel number ISEG EHQ EHS EDS and EBS modules typically have a ramp rate range from 1V s 20 of Vnom max nominal voltage In case KILL is enabled the maximum ramp rate is reduced 8 January 2013 28 Version 2 6 1 to 1 in order to lower the risk of unwanted trips during voltage ramp cycles snmpset Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputVoltageRiseRate index F value Item Type Access Unit Range outputCurrentRiseRate float value read write A s 2 100 nom Val outputCurrentFallRate float value read write A s 2 100 nom Val outputTripTimeMaxCurrent integer read write ms 16 4000 ms DESCRIPTION The outputTripTimeMaxCurrent defines a span for the time out function The activity is depending from the programmed bit field outputFailureMaxCurrent of the item outputSupervisionBehavior A write value of 0 is switching off the delayed trip function which was defined in the bit field outputFailureMaxCurrent of outputSupervisionBehavior before Item Type Access Status bits Switch functions outputStatus bits read outputEnableKill 13 outputEmergencyOff 14 outputSwitch integer read write Off 0 On 1 resetEmergencyOff 2 setEmergencyOff 3 clearEvents 10 DESCRIPTION Read An enumerated value which shows the current state of the output channel Write Change the state of the channel If the channel is On and the write value is Off then the channel will switch off
63. crate is currently off To better understand the call above we will break it down by parameter snmpget This command will retrieve a value about the MPOD crate or one of the channels it houses v 2c This parameters specifies which version of the SNMP to use WIENER devices use SNMP 2C M path This parameter should be replaced with the path to the WIENER CRATE MIB txt file m WIENER CRATE MIB This parameter tells the command to look at the WIENER CRATE MIB to resolve the OID name c public This specifies which community of values can be accessed ip This should be replaced with the IP address of the MPOD crate sysMainSwitch 0 This is the register you wish to retrieve Since we we know from the call above that the crate is off we may want to turn it on Software power cycling is only possible of the green mains switch on the MPOD is ON this is to prevent a remote user to override a local user and adds a level of safety to the unit To turn MPOD on we can use the command snmpset v 2c path m WIENER CRATE MIB c private ip sysMainSwitch 0 i 1 Most of the parameters for snmpset are the same as snmpget the new parameters are highlighted below i Since sysMainSwitch 0 is an integer value we specify the value to be an integer with 1 This is the value we wish to write In this case we write one to set the main switch to on For most of the write commands snmpset the access type has to be ch
64. ctions for instance F set On 1 PERRA ol snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputVoltage u100 200 000000 V snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputVoltage u100 F 60 60 000000 V snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputSwitch u100 i 1 On snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputVoltage u100 60 000000 V snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputMeasurementSenseVoltage u100 60 104588 V snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputMeasurementSenseVoltage u100 60 104713 V snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputMeasurementCurrent u100 0 000001 A snmpgetx Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputMeasurementCurrent u100 0 000000735 A snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputSupervisionBehavior u100 0 snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputSupervisionBehavior u100 i 64 64 8 January 2013 44 Version 2 6 1 snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputSupervisionBehavior u100 64 snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputTrip TimeMaxCurrent u100 0 ms snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputTripTimeMaxCurrent u100 i 3000 3000 ms delay of 3 sconds snmpget
65. dule The two rotary knobs can be rotated and pushed The right one controls vertical selections e g to scroll down a menu task or increase decrease a operating value while the left one controls the horizontal selections e g select other menus or sub menus By pushing the right knob OK it is possible to select a menu item or to confirm input By pushing the left knob CANCEL it is possible to escape from input fields Push CANCEL All selected menu items are colored in yellow data to be changed are shown in red color 8 January 2013 15 Version 2 6 1 5 3 MPOD Display Main menu GLOBAL Window Rotate lt R gt to change between GLOBAL CONFIG CHANNEL and VIEW ALL CONFIG Window Press lt R gt or turn lt L gt to the right to enter menu to change network settings and fan speed Rotate lt R gt to change between GLOBAL CONFIG CHANNEL and VIEW ALL Granna Window Press lt R gt or turn lt L gt to the right to enter menu to access power supply channels Rotate lt R gt to change between GLOBAL CONFIG CHANNEL and VIEW ALL VIEW ALL Window Press lt R gt or turn lt L gt to the right to go into screen saver mode with high visibility channel display Rotate lt R gt to change between GLOBAL CONFIG CHANNEL and VIEW ALL 8 January 2013 16 Version 2 6 1 5 4 MPOD Display CHANNEL menu SWITCH ON OFF and status Window Press lt R gt to switch channel ON o
66. e protective enclosures according to EN 60950 IEC 60950 UL 60950 All devices are intended for operation in control cabinets or in closed areas The LAN connection and all wire connections between the different system parts must be done via shielded cable with conductive connector shells which are fixed with screws Furthermore an additional fire protective enclosure is required which must not affect proper air circulation 8 January 2013 i Mains Voltage and Connection The Power supplies are equipped with a World mains input rated voltage range 100 240 VAC frequency 50 60 Hz rated current 16 A Before connecting to the mains please double check correspondence Mains input connection at the power supply side is done with a 3 pin HIRSCHMANN connector or power terminals There is no main fuse inside A circuit breaker for overcurrent protection 16A type Bor C EN IEC 60898 VDE 0641 has to be installed externally Before disconnection the HIRSCHMANN connector the power supply should be switched into standby state Use the ON OFF Switch of the front pannel of the MPOD system Signal Description Color of the Wire Pin Phase blackorbrown Earth PE Protective Earth green yellow Connection to Earth Safety After connecting the Power box to the mains the mains input module is powered permanently Filter and storage capacitors of the power factor correction module are charged with about 4
67. e turned on or off using the snmpset command To turn on channel Ux snmpset Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputSwitch index i 1 The same channel can be turned off with snmpset Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip outputSwitch index i 0 Example snmpset v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputSwitch u101 i 1 The outputSwitch can also be used for emergency off and to reset error flags The matching values are off 0 on 1 resetEmergencyOff 2 setEmergencyOff 3 clearEvents 10 MPOD low and high voltage modules have programmable voltage ramp speeds The WIENER low voltage modules allow different ramp up and down values for each channel whereas for ISEG modules with common ramp the channel ID can be any channel of the module For write access guru is needed snmpset Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru ip 8 January 2013 27 Version 2 6 1 6 4 outputVoltageRiseRate index F value Example snmpset v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputVoltageRiseRate u101 F 10 WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltageRiseRate ul01 Opaque Float 10 000000 V s snmpget v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputVoltageRiseRate u101 WIENER CRATE MIB outputVoltageRiseRate ul01 Opaque Float 10 000000 V s To access multiple units the groupsSwitch function provides access to all modules in the MPOD crate index 0 all ISEG HV modules index 64
68. eger32 sysDebugMemory16 1025 Range 0 65535 RW Integer32 sysDebugMemory32 1026 Range 2147483648 2147483647 input 2 output 3 R Integer32 outputNumber 1 Range 0 1999 outputTable 2 outputEntry 1 Index outputindex I EnumVal outputindex 1 Values u0 1 u1 2 u2 3 u3 4 u4 5 u5 6 u6 7 u7 8 u8 9 u9 10 u10 11 u E u12 13 u13 14 u14 15 u15 16 u16 17 u17 18 u18 19 u19 20 u20 21 u21 22 u22 23 u23 24 u24 25 u25 26 u26 27 u27 28 u28 29 u29 30 u30 31 u31 32 u32 33 u33 34 u34 35 u35 36 u36 37 u37 38 u38 39 u39 40 u40 41 u41 42 u42 43 u43 44 u44 45 u45 46 u46 47 u47 48 u48 49 u49 50 u50 51 u51 52 u52 53 u53 54 u54 55 u55 56 u56 57 u57 58 u58 59 u59 60 u60 61 u61 62 u62 63 u63 64 u64 65 u65 66 u66 67 u67 68 u68 69 u69 70 u70 71 u71 72 u72 73 u73 74 u74 75 u75 76 u76 77 u77 78 u78 79 u79 80 u80 81 u81 82 u82 83 u83 84 u84 85 u85 86 u86 87 u87 88 u88 89 u89 90 u90 91 u91 92 u92 93 u93 94 u94 95 u95 96 u96 97 u97 98 u98 99 u99 100 u100 101 u101 102 u102 103 u103 104 u104 105 u105 106 u106 107 u107 108 u108 109 u109 110 u110 111 u111 112 u112 113 u113 114 u114 115 u115 116 u116 117 u117 118 u118 119
69. ersion 2 6 1 u1946 u1952 u1958 u1964 u1970 u1976 u1982 u1988 1947 1953 1959 1965 1971 1977 1983 1989 u1947 1948 u1948 1949 u1949 1950 u1950 1951 u1951 1952 u1953 1954 u1954 1955 u1955 1956 u1956 1957 u1957 1958 u1959 1960 u1960 1961 u1961 1962 u1962 1963 u1963 1964 u1965 1966 u1966 1967 u1967 1968 u1968 1969 u1969 1970 u1971 1972 u1972 1973 u1973 1974 u1974 1975 u1975 1976 u1977 1978 u1978 1979 u1979 1980 u1980 1981 u1981 1982 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 U1983 1984 u1984 1985 u1985 1986 u1986 1987 u1987 1988 A A A 2 a u1989 1990 u1990 1991 u1991 1992 u1992 1993 u1993 1994 u1994 1995 u1995 1996 u1996 1997 u1997 1998 u1998 1999 u1999 2000 R String outputName 2 Textual Convention DisplayString Size 1 4 RW Integer32 outputGroup 3 Range 1 63 R BitString outputStatus 4 Values outputOn 0 outputInhibit 1 outputFailureMinSenseVoltage 2 outputFailureMaxSenseVoltage 3 outputFailureMaxTerminalVoltage 4 outputFailureMaxCurrent 5 outputFailureMaxTemperature 6 outputFailureMaxPower 7 outputFailureTimeout 9 outputCurrentLimited 10 outputR
70. eters items snmpget returns a specific parameter read snmpset sets a specific parameter write Please see the Net snmp description and help files for detailed instructions and options All parameters defined for the WIENER Mpod system as well as crates and other power supplies are contained within the WIENER CRATE MIB txt file The following community groups are used public for all read operations 8 January 2013 22 Version 2 6 1 private to switch crate on or off admin to change parameters as fan speed or temperature limits guru to change HV and LV channel parameters as voltages current limits ramps A fast an easy way to begin using SNMP is to use command line arguments The command line arguments specified in this document are based on netSNMP The command line syntax is the same for both windows and Linux and probably MAC OSX For all WIENER CRATE MIB library calls a quick help text can be shown by using snmptranslate On Td WIENER CRATE MIB xxxx snmptranslate On Td WIENER CRATE MIB outputName 1 3 6 1 4 1 19947 1 3 2 1 2 outputName OBJECT TYPE FROM WIENER CRATE MIB TEXTUAL CONVENTION DisplayString SYNTAX OCTET STRING 1 4 DISPLAY HINT 255a MAX ACCESS read only STATUS current DESCRIPTION A textual string containing a short name of the output If the crate is equipped with an alphanumeric display this string is shown to identify a output channel iso 1
71. le 6 10 C programming NetSNMP Using NetSNMP C programs can be easily written for monitoring and control of Mpod low high voltage modules For Windows all needed functions are provided by a dynamically loadable library WIENER_SNMP DLL This DLL requires NETSNMP and the WIENER CRATE MIB txt file as described in chapter 6 3 The following functions are provided in this library for details see source code Snmplnit SnmpCleanup SnmpOpen SnmpClose getMainSwitch setMainSwitch getMainStatus getVmeReset setVmeReset getOutputNumber 8 January 2013 37 Version 2 6 1 getOutputGroups getOutputGroup getChannelStatus getOutputSenseMeasurement getOutputTerminalMeasurement getCurrentMeasurement getTemperatureMeasurement setChannelSwitch getChannelSwitch getOutputVoltage setOutputVoltage getOutputCurrent setOutputCurrent getOutputRiseRate setOutputRiseRate getOutputFallRate setOutputFallRate getOutputSupervisionBehavior setOutputSupervisionBehavior getOutputSupervisionMinSense Voltage setOutputSupervisionMinSense Voltage getOutputSupervisionMaxSense Voltage setOutputSupervisionMaxSense Voltage getOutputSupervisionMax Terminal Voltage setOutputSupervisionMax Terminal Voltage getOutputSupervisionMaxCurrent setOutputSupervisionMaxCurrent getOutputSupervisionMax Temperature getOutputConfigMaxSense Voltage getOutputConfigMax Terminal Voltage getOutputConfigMaxCurrent getOutputConfigMaxPower getSensorNumber get
72. may be necessary for ISEG CAN HV control software F A ro Y Mpod EC LV crate with low voltage modules Optionally Mpod can be outfitted with a removable 1U tray for frontal air inlet and air filter underneath the bin as in the picture 8 January 2013 2 Version 2 6 1 1 3 Mpod Mini crate The WIENER Mpod mini crate represents a compact 19 rack mountable chassis for up to 4 Mpod low and high voltage modules The Mpod mini crate includes the primary power supply with 600W power for high voltage modules as well as a cooling system with high performance DC fan It can be outfitted with HV backplane for us as a high voltage system only or with both HV and LV backplanes The first half slot is reserved for the Mpod Controller which manages the primary power supplies and provides Ethernet USB and CAN bus interfaces for remote monitoring and control Please note that it is possible to switch the Mpod crate off and on off remotely when the front panel switch is in ON position Mpod Mini crate with Mpod controller and 2 high voltage 2 low voltage modules 8 January 2013 3 Version 2 6 1 2 LV Modules The MPV Mpod Low Voltage modules are available with either 4 or 8 channels for different voltage ranges with 8V 16V 30V 60V maximum respectively Special modules with up to 120V are under development All MVP modules have the following features EN ee 4 6U height
73. mp Up Vs Ramp Down V s No Ramp at Switch Off Moderate Regulation Cable length gt 1m ON i Slow Regulation Cable length gt 50m reserved E MUY cs on failure Switch this channel off Ignore this failure h Switch this channel off y min Sense Voltage V max Sense Voltage V max Terminal Voltage V max Current 4 Ignore this failure v Switch this channel off _v Switch this channel off Ignore this failure X max Power w max Temperature C Communication Timeout Identification Group Number regulation requests both check boxes to be checked e Supervision 8 January 2013 20 Version 2 6 1 Here the threshold values of the minimum sense voltage the maximum sense voltage the maximum terminal voltage the maximum current the maximum power the maximum temperature and the communication timeout can be entered The right column maximum can only be changed by this utility and 1s the maximum allowed value of the left column The left column may be changed here or via the TCP IP network The most right column on failure defines the action if the associated threshold 1s exceeded The communication timeout at the last low is an internal timeout of the communication between different processors If the processor responsible for a specific output has no data from it s master processor for longer than this time in milliseconds the output channel will
74. mware class E16D0 EDS 16 32 channel distributor module with Vmax from Vo max t0 Vo fag 1kV EI6DI 05 08 09 EDS 16 32 distributor module E08CO 02 23 09 EHS 4 8 16 channel common GND module EN EOSFO 12 18 08 EHS 4 8 16 channel floating GND module E08F2 4 06 06 23 09 EHS 4 8 16 channel floating GND module 2 26 ranges for measurement of current EOSBO 07 10 09 EBS 8 16 bipolar channels distributor module Example of necessary SNMP commands for the delayed trip function snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 groupsSwitch 64 i 4 disablekill 8 January 2013 31 Version 2 6 1 snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputVoltage u100 F 60 60 000000 V snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputSwitch u100 i 1 On snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputVoltage u100 60 000000 V snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputMeasurementSenseVoltage u100 60 104588 V snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputMeasurementCurrent u100 0 000001 A snmpgetx Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputMeasurementCurrent u100 0 000000735 A snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputSupervisionBehavior u100 snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 2 25 outputSupervisionBehavior u100 i 64 64 snmpget Oqv v 2
75. ommand will request the value from datapoint set voltage SI snmpget starts a SNMP request v 2c This parameters specifies which version of the SNMP to use WIENER devices use SNMP 2C M path This parameter should be replaced with the path to the WIENERCRATE MIB txt file hi It is not needed in case the default path is used m WIENER CRATE MIB This parameter tells the command to look at the WIENER CRATE MIB E to resolve the OID name ab c public This specifies which community of values can be accessed 192 168 16 222 The IP address of the MPOD crate outputVoltage u100 The SNMP item to the data point set voltage of a module in the second E slot of the MPOD crate HV channel 0 o snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputVoltage u100 F 60 This command writes a floating point value to the datapoint set voltage al snmpset starts a SNMP write instruction c guru This specifies the community for write accesses Y F 60 The F specifies the write value as a floating point formated value le The 60 is the write value 60 Volt o snmpset Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 16 222 outputSwitch u100 i 1 This command write a switch on of the HV for one channel outputSwitch u 100 i 1 Write of an integer formatted value to the item outputSwitch F With that item it is possible to switch differnt fun
76. one should be installed After that push the button browse to scan the flash In some minutes select the new firmware file in the automatically opened file menu Press the button Ok Now the firmware partition in the flash will be formatted and the new firmware will be installed Firmware Current Firmware MUHSE 2 1 0 17 Frase Fw Y Current Bootloader MUHSE BL 1 50 Erase Bl T BROWSE Firmw Bootl File C stc Muse 31 08 09 rev 16 FlashMUSESMUSE 2 1 0 Program M CANCEL New Firmw Bootl MUHSE 21017 Verify Iv Target is programmed with MUHSE BL 1 50 Read version information from flash Target is programmed with MUHSE 2 1 0 1 Target is programmed with MUHSE BL 1 50 Erase the flash mask 0x001C done Program the flash Section Address 0x003EEB14 Number of words 2918 Section Address 0x003F0149 Number of words 25 Section Address Ox003EFEB4 Number of words 294 Section Address OxDO3EFBES Number of words 719 Section Address 0x003F016C Number of words 3 Section Address OxDO3EFFDA Number of words 256 When the install process is done hit the button cancel to restart the system It is recommended to close the muhse control program before restarting Option 3 Check Erase BI erase bootloader if there an older bootloader from version 1 5 and a newer one should be installed If no bootloader is available chose option 1 After that push the button brow
77. or instance channels can be obtained using the command snmpwalk with the paramtere crate To get all parameters use snmpwalk Cp Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c public ip crate example snmpwalk v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 crate Further it is possible obtain the array of names or values for a specific parameter The following command provides a list of all existing output channels snmpwalk Cp Oqv v 2c M path m WIENER CRATE MIB c public ip outputName Example snmpwalk v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 2 25 outputName returns for MPOD system with 2 ISEG EHS HV modules 8 channels each in slot 2 and 3 WIENER CRATE MIB outputName ul00 STRING U100 WIENER CRATE MIB outputName ul01 STRING U101 WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB WIENER CRATE MIB outputName ul02 STRING outputName ul03 STRING outputName ul04 STRING outputName ul05 STRING outputName ul06 STRING outputName ul07 STRING outputName u200 STRING outputName u201 STRING outputName u202 STRING outputName u203 STRING outputName u204 STRING outputName u205 STRING outputName u206 STRING outputName u207 STRING U102 U103 U104 UIOS U106 U107
78. or to all WIENER low voltage modules index 128 In addition groups can be defined for low voltage modules Item Type Access Switch functions groupsSwitch integer write Off 0 On 1 resetEmergencyOff 2 setEmergencyOff 3 disableKill 4 enableKill 5 clearEvents 10 Examples switch all channels of all modules on snmpset y 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 0 80 groupsSwitch 0 i 1 WIENER CRATE MIB groupsSwitch 0 INTEGER on 1 switch all channels off snmpset v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 0 80 groupsSwitch 0 i O WIENER CRATE MIB groupsSwitch 0 INTEGER off 0 switch all high voltage channels ISEG modules off snmpset v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 0 80 groupsSwitch 64 i 0 WIENER CRATE MIB groupsSwitch 64 INTEGER off 0 RESET ISEG HV Modules after Safetyloop error snmpset v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 0 80 groupsSwitch 64 i 10 WIENER CRATE MIB groupsSwitch 64 INTEGER clearEvents 10 ISEG High voltage module special commands Item Type Access Unit Range outputVoltageRiseRate float value read write V s 2V s 20 Vnom 1 KILL enabled ISEG high voltage modules have one common value for ramping up and down for all channels This value can be set or read by using any channel number of the particular module as index For ISEG high voltage modules with 2 PCB s each of the sub grups of one PCB may have one ramp value In this case one should set the ramp twi
79. r OFF Rotate lt R gt to change between SWITCH ON OFF NOMINAL and SUPERVISION Rotate lt L gt to go back left or to select another channel right which will mark right button yellow channel then can be changed with lt R gt NOMINAL settings Window Press lt R gt to select parameter will be marked yellow Rotate lt R gt to change between Output Voltage Current Limit or Voltage ramps Press lt R gt to edit value will be shown in red change value with lt R gt lt L gt will change resolution digits red to allow precise settings Press lt R gt save new values or lt L gt to discard cancel Rotate lt L gt to go back left or to select another channel right which will mark right button yellow channel then can be changed with lt R gt 8 January 2013 17 Version 2 6 1 Supervision settings Window only MPV8xxx Press lt R gt to select parameter will be marked yellow Rotate lt R gt to change between parameters Press lt R gt to edit value will be shown in red change value with lt R gt lt L gt will change resolution digits red to allow precise settings Press lt R gt save new values or lt L gt to discard escape Rotate lt L gt to go back left or to select another channel right which will mark right button yellow channel then can be changed with lt R gt 8 January 2013 18 Version 2 6 1 6 Remote Control Software 6
80. se to scan the flash In some minutes select the new bootloader file in the automatically opened file menu Press the button Ok Now the bootloader partition in the flash will be formatted and the new bootloader will be installed 8 January 2013 57 Version 2 6 1 Firmware Current Firmware MUHSE21017 IS Erase Fw J OK Current Bootloader MUHSEBL150 Ss Erase BI V Firmw Bootl File C src BootLoader for PL512 Flash uel6e out Progam W VA CANCEL New Firmw Bootl MUHSEBL 150 Verify Iv Section Address Ox00000000 Number of words 95 Section Address 0x00000060 Number of words 67 Section Address 0x003f8d7f Number of words 4 Boot code loaded Connected at 115200 baud Read version information from flash Target is programmed with MUHSE 2 1 0 17 Target is programmed with MUHSE BL 1 50 Read version information from flash Target is programmed with MUHSE 2 1 0 17 Target is programmed with MUHSE BL 1 50 When the install process is done hit the button cancel to restart the system It is recommended to close the muhse control program before restarting 8 January 2013 58 Version 2 6 1 13 MPOD Display Firmware Update Display firmware update is possible with all displays usign firmware Doom 1 0 1344 0 or above see http file wiener d com firmware MPOD Display The update is done via Ethernet connected to the MPOD controller with the special utillity PIC32PL exe http file wiener d com soft
81. snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 80 20 outputOn outputCurrentLimited snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 80 20 outputOn outputCurrentLimited the delayed trip fuction pamps the voltage after 3 seconds to zero snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 04 08 outputFailureMaxCurrent outputRampDown snmpget Oqv v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c public 192 168 16 222 outputStatus u100 04 08 outputFailureMaxCurrent outputRampDown 8 January 2013 45 Version 2 6 1 11 WIENER SNMP Parameter structure Il GENERATED WITH II snmptranslate w 120 Tp WIENER CRATE MIB crate gt SnmpTree txt Il crate 1 system 1 RW EnumVal sysMainSwitch 1 Values off 0 on 1 R BitString sysStatus 2 Values mainOn 0 mainInhibit 1 localControlOnly 2 inputFailure 3 outputFailure 4 fantrayFailure 5 sensorFailure 6 vmeSysfail 7 plugAndPlayIncompatible 8 RW EnumVal sysVmeSysReset 3 Values trigger 1 RW INTEGER sysHardwareReset 4 RW BitString sysConfigDoMeasurementCurrent 10 Values ch0 0 ch1 1 ch2 2 ch3 3 ch4 4 ch5 5 ch6 6 ch7 7 RW Integer32 sysOperatingTime 11 RW String sysMemoryAccess 127 Size 516 RW Integer32 sysDebugMemory8 1024 Range 0 255 RW Int
82. t error Please note that especially the communities with write access private admin guru should be protected snmpset v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 0 80 snmpCommunityName guru s seCrET WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName guru STRING seCrET snmpwalk v 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c guru 192 168 0 80 snmpCommunityName Timeout No Response from 192 168 0 80 8 January 2013 33 Version 2 6 1 6 6 snmpwalk y 2c m WIENER CRATE MIB c seCrET 192 168 0 80 snmpCommunityName WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName public STRING public WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName private STRING private WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName admin STRING admin WIENER CRATE MIB snmpCommunityName guru STRING seCrET MIB Browser There are several commercial or open source MIB Browser programs available which can be used for SNMP communication These provide often a simple GUI and allow SNMP calls Following is a list of some free or open source MIB browsers http www ireasoning com mibbrowser shtm http www serverscheck com mib_browser http www mibble org http www ks soft net hostmon eng mibbrowser index htm http www tembria com products snmpbrowser index html File Edit Operations Tools Bookmarks Help 1192 168 2 84 gt Advanced Result Table id internet private Name OID Ea IT outputIndex 4 Integer O input outputIndex 5 Integer EG output outputIndex
83. t_m ct A A t__e ct A A A A O A A A O O A A e ct A A A TA O A A A tc 2 _ U1567 1568 u1573 1574 u1579 1580 u1585 1586 U1591 1592 U1597 1598 u1603 1604 u1609 1610 u1615 1616 U1621 1622 U1627 1628 y u1633 1634 u1639 1640 y u1645 1646 y u1651 1652 u1657 1658 u1663 1664 y u1669 1670 u1675 1676 u1681 1682 u1687 1688 U1693 1694 u1699 1700 u1705 1706 1568 1574 1580 1586 1592 1598 1604 1610 1616 1622 1628 1634 1640 1646 1652 1658 1664 1670 1676 1682 1688 1694 1700 1706 u1711 1712 u1717 1718 u1723 1724 u1729 1730 1735 1736 u1741 1742 u1747 1748 1753 1754 u1759 1760 1766 1772 1778 1784 1790 1796 1802 1808 1814 1820 1826 1832 1838 1844 1850 1856 1862 1868 1874 1880 1886 1892 1898 1904 1910 1916 1922 1928 1934 1940 1946 u1765 1766 u1771 1772 U1777 1778 u1783 1784 u1789 1790 u1795 1796 u1801 1802 u1807 1808 u1813 1814 U1819 1820 u1825 1826 u1831 1832 u1837 1838 U1843 1844 u1849 1850 u1855 1856 u1861 1862 u1867 1868 y u1873 1874 u1879 1880 u1885 1886 u1891 1892 u1897 1898 u1903 1904 u1909 1910 u1915 1916 y u1921 1922 u1927 1928 u1933 1934 u1939 1940 u1945 1946 V
84. tures are High Voltage modules with 4 8 16 or 32 individually controlled channels Maximum voltage range from 500V up to 10 kV Extremely low noise and ripple lt 5mVpp to lt 10mVpp All DC outputs floating or common ground depending on module type Voltage and current settings monitoring for each channel 16 to 21 bit resolution Current monitoring and limiting for each channel 16 to 21 bit resolution Programmable channel parameters group features output connectors 8 channel modules SHV or REDEL lt 4kV multi pin Kings for 8kV and 10kV 4 channels only 16 channel modules SHV or REDEL lt 4kV multi pin 32 channel modules REDEL multi pin 2 2 2 2 KO SS SS s i E root EHS 4 6100p F EHS 8 060n EHSF 240p EHS 8 240p En EHS F 240p 8x 10 0 5 mA Bx 6x4105mA CH2 n SI sug CHANNEL OK una OK O Do 14 Joe 3 es o Vmax amp Qu gt SO e Se o o 0 0 o Y a O l max cH3 GH4 INHIBIT 0 7 cH2 a INHIBIT 0 7 De INHIBIT 8 15 x e ns ISEG high voltage modules with 4 channels KINGS 10kV 8 and 16 channels SHV and 8 16 channels REDEL multi pin connectors from left to right 8 January 2013 9 Version 2 6 1 EHS Series 8 16 channels with common ground Type Channels V max Imax V res Ires Ripple EHS 40100x_504 4 IOkV O0 5mA 20mV InA lt 30mV EHS 8080x_105 8 8kV 1mA 20mV 2nA lt 30mV EHS 8060x_105 8 6kV 1mA 12mV 2nA lt 3
85. uary 2013 51 Version 2 6 1 RW Opaque outputConfigMaxTerminalVoltage 22 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputConfigMaxCurrent 23 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputSupervisionMaxPower 24 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputCurrentRiseRate 25 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputCurrentFallRate 26 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW INTEGER outputTripTimeMaxCurrent 27 Range 0 4000 R Opaque outputHardwareLimitVoltage 28 Textual Convention Float Size 7 R Opaque outputHardwareLimitCurrent 29 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputConfigGainSenseVoltage 30 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputConfigOffsetSenseVoltage 31 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputConfigGainTerminalVoltage 32 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputConfigOffsetTerminalVoltage 33 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputConfigGainCurrent 34 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW Opaque outputConfigOffsetCurrent 35 Textual Convention Float Size 7 RW EnumVal outputRegulationMode 38 Values fast 0 moderate 1 slow 2 RW Integer32 outputConfigMaxTemperature 39 R Integer32 groupsNumber 3 Range 1 1999 groupsTable 4 gro
86. upsEntry 1 Index groupsIndex Integer32 groupsIndex 1 Range 0 1999 RW EnumVal groupsSwitch 9 Values undefined 1 off 0 on 1 resetEmergencyOff 2 setEmergencyOff 3 disableKill 4 enablekill 5 clearEvents 10 sensor 4 R Integer32 sensorNumber 1 Range 0 8 sensorTable 2 8 January 2013 52 Version 2 6 1 sensorEntry 1 Index sensorindex EnumVal sensorlndex 1 Values temp1 1 temp2 2 temp3 3 temp4 4 temp5 5 temp6 6 temp7 7 temp8 8 R Integer32 sensorTemperature 2 Range 128 127 RW Integer32 sensorWarningThreshold 3 Range 0 127 RW Integer32 sensorFailureThreshold 4 Range 0 127 RW Integer32 sensorAlarmThreshold 6 Range 0 127 communication 5 snmp 1 snmpCommunityTable 1 snmpCommunityEntry 1 Index snmpAccessRight don me EnumVal snmpAccessRight 1 Values public 1 private 2 admin 3 guru 4 RW String snmpCommunityName 2 Size 0 14 RW String firmwareUpdate 10 Size 0 30 R IpAddr ipDynamicAddress 11 RW IpAddr ipStaticAddress 12 RW String macAddress 13 Size 6 RW Integer32 snmpPort 2 can 2 RW Integer32 canBitRate 1 R String canReceive 2 Size 14 RW String canTransmit 3 Size 14 powersupply 6 R String psSerialNumber 2 Textual Convention DisplayString Size 0 255
87. us Usense 3 9991 0 0044 Umodule 4 219Y Status Usense 5 001Y 0 0094 Umodule 5 274V Status Usense 5 9991 0 0064 Umodule 6 330V Status T E T I In case no low voltage modules are located in the crate an error message No module found will pop up which should be ignored Note all ISEG high voltage modules will not be shown and can not be controlled via USB To prepare the MPOD controller select System Configuration which starts the network configuration dialog as shown below Here you enter the TCP IP network settings IP address subnet mask and default gateway You have to use the parameters of your local network here Please contact your network administrator for details In order to use DHCP factory default an I address of 0 0 0 0 has to be selected 8 January 2013 19 Version 2 6 1 IP address of 0 0 0 0 will enable DHCP HTTP and SNMP port numbers should only be modified if you know what you do Setting any ports to 0 disables the server The First LV Slot item is an intermediate solution to define the slot number of the first LV module Any HV module plugged into this slot will not be detected This setting is necessary only for older MPOD firmware versions and older MPV modules without without automatic detection of their slot numbers Another essential menu item is the System FirmwareUpdate which starts the firmware update procedures see appendix A Network IP Address
88. ware PIC32BL Please install the software on your Windows PC and start the program mPIC32 Flash Programmer Eile Device Extras 0x 0507046500 Device Type Version E Mfg ID R Boot Loader Firmware Select Extras Preferences Preferences Device IP Address 192 168 91 222 SNMP Timeout 400 ms SNMP Retries 2 Cancel Enter your IP address and be sure the checkbox Connect via IP SNMP is checked Then click OK PICSZ Flash Programmer Eile Device Extras AE m PCs Hash Programmer Eile Device Extras CBOsO ss 200 VDOIO vg ROO Device Type PIC32MX460F512L Version 0 MFg ID 10x053 Boot Loader DOOM BL 1 0 1344 0 Firmware DOOM1 1 2021 0 0 Device found Click Device Connect The connection to the display firmware is established and the icon changed to Disconnect Device Type PIC32MX4601 Version 0x509 Mfg ID 0x053 Boot Loader DOOM BL 1 0 1344 0 Firmware DOOM1 1 2021 0 Now click the Execute Boot Loader icon at the right Normal operation of the display is resumed and boot loader operation is started Open BEX File output N Card 2 0 2075 0 hex E DoomCard 2 0 2072 0 hex E DoomCard 1 1 2067 Typ HEX Datei E DoomCard 1 1 2061 Ge ndert am 10 12 2012 10 30 E DoomCard 2054 hex Gr e 519 KB S DoomCard 1 1 2021 b7 i DoomCard
89. xPower sensorNumber sensorTemperature sensorWarningThreshold sensorFailureThreshold snmpCommunityName psFirmwareVersion psSerialNumber i string string psOperatingTime 1 R psDirectAccess 1 RW string fanFirmwareVersion 1 R string fanSerialNumber 1 R string fanOperatingTime i fanAirTemperature 1 R oo fanSwicthOffDelay 1 RW fanNominalSpeed 1 RW fanNumberOfFans 1 R fanSpeed 6 R see SNMP tree structure at end of manual for full structure 8 January 2013 36 Versio n2 6 1 6 9 LabView Control Program NETSNMP All LabView MPOD function VI s are using SNMP calls from the WIENER_SNMP_LV DLL This DLL requires the installation of NETSNMP and the WIENER CRATE MIB txt file as described in Chapter 6 3 The supplied LabView Mini programs allow controlling both low and high voltage channels for small configurations of up to 4 Mpod modules The programs can run in parallel to web monitoring The programs are provided as executable which will retuire the NI LV Run time engine All source code is available on the CD ROM Please run these VI s with either LabView 8 5 or higher ES SNMP_MPOD_PHENIX_1 vi aax Ele Edit Yi oject Operate Tools Window Help E 1 Y tramon Gi 100 5 7 500 1 450 400 350 300 a E 2507 200 150 100 s0 Example for LabView VI for 8 channel high voltage modu

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