BVH2334 GB
BVH2334 GB
System Manual
BV-H2334 GB
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Table of Contents
5 Optional Expansions...............................................................................................................................23
5.1 Remote Keyboard .................................................................................................................................23
5.2 Control Terminal ...................................................................................................................................23
5.3 I/O Expansion Module ..........................................................................................................................25
5.4 I/O Expansion Module ICP ...................................................................................................................27
5.4.1 Connection Diagrams...................................................................................................................29
5.4.1.1 Type 7050, 7 Inputs/8 Outputs .....................................................................................................29
5.4.1.2 Type 7063, 8 Inputs/3 Relay Outputs ..........................................................................................30
5.4.1.3 Type 7067, 7 Relay Outputs .......................................................................................................31
5.4.1.4 Type 7055, 8 Inputs/8 Outputs, Positive Logic ............................................................................32
5.4.1.5 Type 7021, Analog Output ...........................................................................................................33
5.4.1.6 Type 7014, Analog Input ..............................................................................................................35
5.4.1.7 Type 7033, PT100 Input...............................................................................................................36
5.4.2 ICP Module Dimensions...............................................................................................................38
5.5 High-Voltage Inputs ..............................................................................................................................38
5.6 Bluetooth...............................................................................................................................................38
5.7 Fieldbus ................................................................................................................................................40
5.7.1 General Information .....................................................................................................................40
5.7.2 Installing a Fieldbus Module.........................................................................................................40
5.7.3 PROFIBUS ...................................................................................................................................41
5.7.4 PROFINET IO ..............................................................................................................................43
5.7.4.1 PROFINET IO Module .................................................................................................................43
5.7.4.2 PROFINET IO network topology ..................................................................................................46
5.7.5 DeviceNet .....................................................................................................................................49
5.7.6 Modbus.........................................................................................................................................51
5.8 Legal-for-Trade Memory .......................................................................................................................53
5.9 Secondary Display ................................................................................................................................54
8 Appendix ..................................................................................................................................................65
8.1 Interface Overview ................................................................................................................................65
8.2 Technical Data ......................................................................................................................................66
8.3 Supplied and Replacement Parts .........................................................................................................69
Index .........................................................................................................................................................72
The functionality of the individual scales and interfaces is described in the respective scales
manuals.
Supplementary Documentation
Further information can be found in the following documentation (see replacement parts list for order num-
bers):
No. Title
The complete documentation can be found on the CD supplied with the device.
2 System Overview
The following figure shows all of the components of which a DISOMAT Tersus system can consist. The
components that form the standard system are grouped within the frame in the center of the figure. The
available optional expansions are grouped around the frame.
A standard system (see chapter »Standard System [➙9]«) consists of the following components:
▪ Your choice of housing (see chapter »Housing Variants [➙5]«)
▪ Power supply board (VNT0450)
▪ System board (VFE0450) with attached CPU module (VFE8000) and measuring module (VME0450)
All other components are optional (see chapter »Optional Expansions [➙23]«).
Particular requirements for use in an explosion-hazard area: see chapter Use in Category 2G (Zone 1) Gas
Explosion Hazard Areas.
3 Housing Variants
The wall bracket and parts supplied are required to wall-mount the VKG 20450 combination housing.
Wall mounting:
▪ Fix the wall bracket with 2 screws.
▪ Unscrew the four housing cover screws, turn the cover through 180° and mount it.
▪ Hang the device in the wall bracket and fasten it with 2 screws.
Note: take care to provide an additional 25 mm depth as room for the connecting cable.
Conditions for Assembly
The front of the housing is splash-proof; the protection class of the housing front is IP54, the protection class
of the remaining housing is IP20.
Ensure an operating temperature at the installation site of between -30 °C ... +60 °C.
The control panel section must have the dimensions 282 mm x 138.5 mm.
*) Additional housing depth space: 10 mm for attachment elements and 16 mm for the front frame.
Conditions for Assembly
The field device VFG 20450 contains the VEG built-in device.
The housing is splash-proof; the device protection class is IP54.
Ensure an operating temperature at the installation site of between -30 °C ... +60 °C.
The housing may be mounted on a wall or to a console.
The attachment components are supplied with the device.
Optional fittings for vibration-proof mounting (crane mounting) can also be supplied.
Note: take care to provide an additional 25 mm depth *) as room for the connecting cable.
Conditions for Assembly
The built-in VEG housing is installed in the 19" sub-rack.
4 Standard System
2 Interface S1 7 as item 6
3 Interface S2 8 as item 6
Connecting Cables
Please use screened cables only for serial cables, bus connections and measuring channels.
Remove the cable insulation in the area around the screening shield and connect the cable shield to the
screening shield with the shield clips supplied. Use cable binders to relieve tension.
Ports - Overview
Fig. 9: VFE0450_DTE
XS2 Serial interface S2 XEA Port for I/O expansion module (optional)
*)
W300 STN/TFT jumper for selecting XM2 Measuring module 2 (optional)
monochrome/color display
*) from SW version 11 onwards
XETH Ethernet port XUSB1 USB ports for legal-for-trade memory, printer,
⋮ keyboard, …
XUSB4
A terminating resistor must be used if operated as an RS485 interface (on the receiver side in RS485-4-wire
operation). Each device comes supplied with a suitable resistor.
1 to screening shield
2 screw terminals
See also
Technical Data [➙66]
Optional Expansions [➙23]
Ports - Overview
Individual Ports
NOTICE
Leave the cable screen on up as far as the terminal and only remove the
cable sheathing at the screen support if the screen support for the connec-
ting terminal of the cable is further away.
Fig. 15: connect the cable screen and ensure strain relief
7 Screen clamp
1. Insert the cable tie for strain relief into the cutout (A).
2. Peel back approx. 10 mm of the screen.
3. Place the screen onto the support and tighten the cable tie (B).
4. Push in the screen clips. Take care that the contact spring touches the cable screen (C).
▪ The outer and inner shields are connected directly to one another at the measuring input.
▪ The cable is prepared for this as shown: the outer sheath and the silver filler wires of the inner sheath
are turn outwards. (If using a DISOMAT Tersus, first slip on the strain relief jacket.)
▪ Then the cable is clamped to the strain relief. The figure shows a DISOMAT Tersus, but the procedure
is the same for the DISOMAT Opus and DISOMAT Satus.
▪ DISOBOX Plus: If a double-shielded extension cable is used, the inner and outer shields are connec-
ted directly to the screen clamp.
If sense or feed lines have redundancy in the measuring cable we recommend locating an extension cable in
the vicinity of the evaluation system. Then lay the lines for the remaining distance as single lines only.
Otherwise there may be very little room in the evaluation electronics unit for making further connections.
The following figure shows an example of a connected unit.
4.5 Dongle/Adjustment
The legal-for-trade parameters and the results of the adjustment are stored in the scales dongle. This spares
the need for re-adjustment if an alteration or a replacement has been made to the DISOMAT.
Caution: Please observe the differences in procedure if operating the DISOMAT with a DISOBOX- or
DISOBOX Plus-type A/D converter.
5 Optional Expansions
The device used in explosion hazard areas is the 'mirror' device DISOMAT Tersus Ex VKG 20490.
3. Operating terminal DT
DT devices are now available as spare parts only. Their use in combination with a DISOMAT Tersus
is relevant mainly for repairs, retrofits or upgrades.
The DT operating terminal is a device developed by Schenck Process that can be controlled remotely. This
is particularly useful if the scales are located in an explosion hazard area (Ex area) and must be operated
from that area. All DISOMAT dialog functions can be called up on the DT terminal.
The DT is available in two housing variants:
▪ DT 20420 - Panel mount unit
▪ DT 20430 - Stainless steel wall-mounted device
Installation
1. Control panel type VOP 28000 - 28040
Power is supplied to the VOP either by an external 24 V power supply unit or directly by the DISOMAT au-
xiliary supply output for external devices:
The VOP can be directly connected via the DISOMAT Tersus serial interfaces S1 or S2.
▪ Details on the VOP and the configurations can be found in the VOP manual (BV-H2396)
and in the DISOMAT Tersus operating manual (BV-H2335)
▪ Details on the VOP 28090 ATEX model can be found in the manual BV-H2487
▪ Handshake: Off
▪ Stop bits: 1
▪ Physics: RS485-4-wire
Notes on operating the DT terminal can be found in the operating manual DISOMAT Tersus (BV-
H2335).
b) Fast Outputs
The module VEA0451 also has two additional fast binary outputs (open collector, opto-decoupled, electrically
isolated). The two outputs are also electrically isolated from one another.
Functionality
The modules are connected to the DISOMAT in series and are supplied
with data via function blocks. A maximum of 3 modules with digital in-
puts/outputs, one analog output module and one analog input module
can be connected.
The analog output and the third I/O module exclude each other as they
both use the same address.
STRICTLY OBSERVE
Do not invert the signal externally
Please do not use external circuits to invert this logic as then neither the
wire-break safety nor the further processing of signals in the DISOMAT will
function.
Unlike the internal DISOMAT input contacts that operate with a common neutral, the inputs of the ICP mo-
dules 7050 and 7063 operate with a common positive voltage. This is switched to zero to perform an input:
This form of wiring means that voltage is present at the inputs with an open switch (logical LOW signal) and
that the control LEDs are lit. The entire signal chain is so designed that the device recognizes a logical HIGH
when the switch is activated and a LOW if the wire breaks.
Type 7055 modules have a conventional positive logic.
NOTICE
Communication fault
Nevertheless, communication errors can arise despite correctly connecting
the ICP module. In this case a bus termination of the kind shown below can
help. This wiring is recommended for all types. In this case, the passive bus
termination no longer applies.
Technical Data
Outputs 8
Isolation None
Max. output voltage +30 V
Inputs 7
Isolation None
Technical Data
Outputs 3
Fall time 3 ms
Minimum service life 100,000 switching operations
Inputs 8
Digital level 1 4 … 30 V
Input impedance 3 kΩ
Technical Data
Outputs 7
Fall time 2 ms
Minimum service life 100,000 switching operations
The inputs of the 7055 can be switched with voltage as 'Wet Contacts' ('voltage controlled', any polarity).
Alternatively, it is possible to switch them with an external switch as 'Dry Contacts' ('state-controlled').
Technical Data
Input impedance 10 kΩ
Technical Data
Channels 1
Model mA, V
Zero-point drift:
Voltage 30 µV/K
Jumper Position
The maximum output load can be selected by setting the jumper JP1.
Internal position: max. load 500 Ω (default)
External position: max. load 1050 Ω
Technical Data
Number of channels 1
Current input mA
Sample rate 10/s
Accuracy ±0.05 %
Input impedance:
Voltage 30 kΩ
Current 125 Ω
Technical Data
Number of channels 1
Current input mA
Accuracy 0.1 %
Zero point stability 0.5 µV/K
5.6 Bluetooth
The DISOMAT can communicate wirelessly with an outstation via the Bluetooth module VBT 20450. The
device can either be equipped with this module in the factory or, as an optional expansion, it can be simply
plugged into slot D690 later (antenna connection downwards). Then the module must be activated in menu
item 438: Bluetooth.
The VBT 20450 is a class 1 module, i.e. it has a range of 100 m if it has visual contact with a class 1 outsta-
tion.
5.7 Fieldbus
5.7.1 General Information
A process control system in the system controller communicates with the DISOMAT via fieldbus.
A fieldbus interface is a card that is plugged into the system board.
Certain fieldbus systems may have some restrictions, such as length of cable and bus termination. Please
refer to the technical specifications of the bus system used for further details.
To provide the optimum EMC interference resistance we recommend that you use cables that are specified
by the individual fieldbuses.
A list of accessories for the fieldbuses can be found in the chapter »Supplied and Replacement Parts [➙
69]«.
Caution: If the bus card is fitted with configuration jumpers, these should be set before the card is
installed (for purposes of accessibility).
5.7.3 PROFIBUS
The module may be attached to the base card of the device to make an interface with the PROFIBUS.
Module properties
Settings
1 - B, RxD/TxD-P *)
2 - A, RxD/TxD-N **)
3 B, RxD/TxD-P *) DGND (0 V) ***)
4 CNTR-P (Control-P) VP (+5 V) ***)
5 DGND (0 V) ***) SHIELD
6 VP (+5 V) ***) -
7 - -
**)
8 A, RxD/TxD-N -
9 - -
Housing SHIELD -
Tab. 12 : 'Bus activation' connector
*)
Colour of conductor red
**)
Colour of conductor green
***)
Power supply for external bus terminal
We recommend that the bus cable shield is attached to the fitting panel at the intended points (provided on
almost all Schenck Process electronic components). Then the connection to the SHIELD contact of the
XP1/XP3 connectors can be omitted.
Status Display
Status Display
5.7.4 PROFINET IO
NOTICE
MULTICAST services or closed ring may overload the network
The MULTICASTservices may overload the electronics processor if
MULTICAST services (e.g. webcam streams) are operated within the
electronic network. Use only Switche in the electronics network that support
protocols IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) for IPv4 or
MLD (Multicast Listener Discovery) for IPv6.
In a closed Ethernet ring there may be a flood of messages because some
participants send messages to all the others. These messages are for-
warded by a Switch in the network to all participants. If two Switche are
connected to each other via two different paths (closed loop) this results in
them continuously sending the messages back and forth to each other. This
leads to an overloaded network. The connected controls can be overloaded
by the flood of messages and cease operation. Therefore closed Ethernet
loop structures are not permitted.
The overload can be identified by the unusual high-frequency blinking LED
at the switch. The LED are allocated to the Ethernet plugs.
Properties
Settings
- none –
Positions W200 … W203 are not jumpers and may not have anything fitted there!
OFF * No fault.
▪ All ARs are exchanging data and there are no errors.
* Initial state
1)
AR = Application Relation
2)
Single-chip device interface for PROFINET
NOTICE
Quality of the components used
The PROFINET fieldbus interface module VPN8020 can be operated in the
conformity classes CC-A/CC-B. In CC-A, the PROFINET specification requi-
res IEEE 802.1D (Auto Crossover, Auto Negotiation) / Q (prioritization) / AB
(neighbor detection). In this case, we therefore recommend using compo-
nents which have been specified for PROFINET. In order to guarantee fault-
free operation in CC-B any other components (e. g. external switches) used
within the network must be certified for PROFINET.
In any case, only industry-appropriate products may be used.
Star Topology
The network participants are connected with the PROFINET-capable switch in a star shape. In this topology,
Schenck Process devices (example A, B) can be configured via the PROFINET network.
Line Topology
In the line topology, the bus subscribers are arranged consecutively. The internal VPN switch is used to for-
ward the fieldbus.
The drawback of this topology: if one of the front network participants fails, the entire downstream network is
affected.
Ring Topology
The advantage of the ring topology is that each fieldbus subscriber can be reached in one of two ways. This
means that the no-motion state of a connection or participant does not lead to the total failure of the system.
5.7.5 DeviceNet
The module can be attached to the mainboard to create an interface to the DeviceNet.
Module properties
Settings
1 V-
2 CAN_L
ditto.
3 Shielding
4 CAN_H
5 V+
Tab. 15 : 'Bus activation' connector
5.7.6 Modbus
NOTICE
MULTICAST services or closed ring may overload the network
The MULTICASTservices may overload the electronics processor if
MULTICAST services (e.g. webcam streams) are operated within the
electronic network. Use only Switche in the electronics network that support
protocols IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) for IPv4 or
MLD (Multicast Listener Discovery) for IPv6.
In a closed Ethernet ring there may be a flood of messages because some
participants send messages to all the others. These messages are for-
warded by a Switch in the network to all participants. If two Switche are
connected to each other via two different paths (closed loop) this results in
them continuously sending the messages back and forth to each other. This
leads to an overloaded network. The connected controls can be overloaded
by the flood of messages and cease operation. Therefore closed Ethernet
loop structures are not permitted.
The overload can be identified by the unusual high-frequency blinking LED
at the switch. The LED are allocated to the Ethernet plugs.
The interface card is an isolated, serial interface. The type of the interface is set using control unit parame-
ters and using jumpers in the plug. Both plugs are electrically parallel.
Module properties
Organization of Data
The data on the calibration memory module cannot be manipulated and cannot be read out with standard
tools. The module can be scanned and the stored data read out with the DISOMAT.
The following search criteria can be used:
▪ Date/time
▪ Serial number
▪ String (left-aligned)
The individual data sets are simply stored sequentially in the legal-for-trade memory. The structure of the
memory module is that of a ring-buffer, i.e., once full, the data set to have been written first will be overwrit-
ten first. First a check is performed to see if the data set to be overwritten has reached a preselected mini-
mum age. If this is not the case, the data will be retained and an error message will be output. In this case
the memory module should be exchanged.
Each individual data set contains the following values:
▪ Date/time
▪ Serial number
▪ Gross
▪ Tare
▪ Scales status
▪ Formatting information (increment value, dimension ...)
▪ Additional, user-defined information
By pressing the "Test" button the DISOMAT can, among other things, show how full the
legal-for-trade memory is (after the first complete writing this will be close to 100 %) and
the date of the oldest register-day.
The digital displays show weight values on large-format displays. They are used on all industrial scales in
situations where weight values are to be read at a distance.
Details on the secondary displays can be found in the corresponding technical data sheet.
For details on connecting the secondary display: see »System Board (VFE0450) [➙10]«
The configuration can be found in the Secondary Displays manual BV-H2015.
Intrinsically safe switching amplifier for speed sensors and V069867.B01 Type KFD2-SOT2-Ex2.IO
proximity sensors (gate return signal, etc.) based on
NAMUR with a supply voltage of 20 V … 30 V
NOTICE
The Z barriers are suitable for load cells of type PWS, VBB and RTN. A
separate selection and a separate Certificate of Intrinsic Safety are required
for other types of load cells. Each Z barrier contains two branches, whereby
each branch is independent of the other from a safety point of view.
The overall electric circuit has new values for UO, IO, PO, LO and CO resulting from the three connected bar-
riers. Refer to the respective certificates for intrinsic safety for these values. Isolating elements (e.g. z-
barriers, switching amplifiers, etc.) must be approved by an authorized body. These isolating elements must
be installed outside of the explosion hazard area.
NOTICE
A minimum distance of 50 mm must be kept between the groups if several
scales are to be installed. The dimensions of the individual Z barriers are
width 12.5 mm, length 120 mm and height 127 mm (including top-hat rail).
The following connection diagrams differ in the number of barriers (3 or 4). Depending on the installation
location of the barriers (field housing, 19" rack module, control cabinet) the cable shield of the cables at –
A12, -A13 and –A14 is looped through, is grounded at the earthing point of the Z barriers or is not connec-
ted.
5 Zener barriers –A12, –A13, –A14 earthed via 6 Central earthing point, potential equalization
top hat rail
5 Zener barrier –A12, –A13, –A14 with switch 6 Central earthing point, potential equalization
amplifier –A15 earthed via top hat rail
7 Connecting the VKK interconnecting box 8 Sensors and proximity switch as per EN
60947-5-6 (NAMUR)
5 Zener barriers –A11, –A12, –A13, –A14 e- 6 Central earthing point, potential equalization
arthed via top hat rail
3 Switch amplifier — —
NOTICE
Safety instructions for and connection of RTN, VBB and PWS
Refer to manual BV-H2526
Refer to Operating Manual DISOPLAN VPL 20430 (BV-H2461) for information on operating
DISOPLAN and other details.
8 Appendix
USB 4 VFE0450 -
Ethernet 1 VFE0450 -
Keypad Membrane keyboard with 33 multiple-function keys, 12 of which are configurable function keys
Auxiliary power output 24 VDC/150 mA (if mains supply) or 18 ... 36 V with direct voltage supply (follows the supply, not
electrically isolated)
The auxiliary output is designed such that one of the following devices can be supplied securely:
DISOBOX, large-format display VLZ 20100, wireless module VFM
Filter Network-synchronous noise signal suppression >100 dB, common mode suppression >110 dB,
software filter, filter time 0 ... 10 s
Binary Outputs 12 outputs, not electrically isolated, securely isolated (relay), passive. Capacity 24 VDC/VAC max.
500 mA, 90 … 250 VAC, max. 300 mA.
Refresh rate of the outputs in the function 'fast comparator': 132 x per second
Serial interfaces 3 interfaces for printer, computer or secondary display:
(max. baud rate: 115 kBd)
▪ S1, S2:
Can be set per software to RS232, RS422, RS485-2-wire or RS485-4-wire,
▪
*)
S3:
RS232 fixed
▪ Modbus-TCP
▪ HTTP server
▪ EtherNet/IP (optional)
▪ Legal-for-trade memory
▪ Printer
WARNING: USB host connections (=master). Cannot be used for communication with a PC.
Data processing procedures Siemens 3964R
RK512
Modbus
Schenck Process standard procedure DDP8672
Schenck Process polling procedure DDP8785
Secondary display procedures DTA
DDP8861
DDP8850
*)
Note on S3:
▪ Within the 1st minute of being switched on, the S3 is always reserved for operation with DISOPLAN. In this interval every
other function that may have been configured is deactivated. It is therefore recommended to assign uncritical functions to S3
such as e.g. a secondary display.
▪ Interface S3 is left free with devices which require only two serial interfaces for operation.
▪ Optionally, the S3 interface can be switched via the wireless Bluetooth module.
*)
The optional VEA0451 can be combined with the optional fieldbus. Both modules then would be located above one another.
**)
Only one of these modules can be used at any one time.
An Ethernet connection to a master control (Modbus-TCP) cannot be made parallel to another fieldbus connection, even if
both interfaces are physically accessible.
The combination DISOPLAN via Ethernet with a fieldbus can be implemented at any time, the web server also runs in paral-
lel to the fieldbus.
***)
In principle, the module VSS8020 expands the existing three serial interfaces by another (S4). Parallel operation using
Ethernet is possible, but not with PROFIBUS or DeviceNet. DISONET can also be run via this interface (e. g. to a
DISOBOX).
DISOMAT Tersus built-in device, model with two measuring channels VEG 20450 V096000.B02
DISOMAT Tersus stainless Steel device for tabletop or wall-mounted operation VKG 20450 V096002.B01
DISOMAT Tersus stainless Steel device for tabletop or wall-mounted operation with 2 measuring VKG 20450 V096002.B02
channels
DISOMAT Tersus 19" mounting frame with built-in device VEG 20400, one measuring channel VNG 20450 V096003.B01
DISOMAT Tersus crane/field device VFG 20450 V096004.B01
DISOMAT Tersus crane/field device, two measuring channels VFG 20450 V096004.B02
Power supply unit for supplying max. 6 I/O modules, input voltage 85 ... 260 VAC, top-hat rail V004665.B01
device for external mounting or in an ENC 7950 housing
Interface converter RS232 ↔ TTY 20 mA (external, plastic housing), 230 VAC supply D739 130.01
Interface converter RS232 ↔ TTY 20 mA (external, plastic housing), 24 VDC supply D739 130.02
Interface converter RS232 ↔ TTY 20 mA (external, for top-hat rail mounting), 230 VAC supply D739 130.03
Interface converter RS232 ↔ TTY 20 mA (external, for top-hat rail mounting), 24 VDC supply D739 130.04
DISOTEST 11 simulator including connector cable for simulating load cell signals V001183.B01
Cable 11 for simulating load cell signals with DISOTEST 11 (1 channel) D739126.01
System cable for serially connecting DISOMAT Tersus ↔ PC, length 5 m V001184.B01
DISOMAT Tersus SWA – Operating Instructions for Automatic Filling Scales, multiple lan- BV-H2336AA V054077.B01
guages
DISOMAT Tersus Cargo Scales – Operating Instructions, multiple languages BV-H2337AA V054072.B01
DISOMAT Tersus Crane Scales – Operating Instructions, multiple languages BV-H2338AA V054073.B01
DISOMAT Tersus Crane Scales – Service Manual, multiple languages BV-H2339AA V054074.B01
DISOMAT Tersus Filling Scales, Discharge Scales – Operating Instructions, multiple langu- BV-H2340AA V054075.B01
ages
DISOMAT Tersus – ZEUS Vehicle Scales Operating Instructions, multiple languages BV-H2341AA V054078.B01
Documentation CD, contains all of the above manuals and further information. BV-H2142AA D739 042.01
VXB 20440 + VXB 28050 + Switch amplifier (NAMUR) 19” rack V629486.B02
VXB 20460 + VXB 28050 + Switch amplifier (NAMUR) Field Housing V629487.B02
VXB 20460 + VXB 28050 + Switch amplifier 20 mA Field Housing V629487.B03
VXB 20470 + VXB 28050 + Switch amplifier (NAMUR) Control cabinet V629491.B02
Activate SWT loading and discharge scales fixed link D739 080.06
Set scales parameters as per the available technical data (without calibration) D739 081.01
Load different dialog language D739 082.01
Bus distributor IP20, star distributor for TS 35 assembly, 1 bus-in (pin), 5 bus-out (socket) E013 613.01
Bus distributor IP20, branch connection for TS 35 assembly, 1 bus-In (pin), 5 bus-out (socket) E144 562.01
Connector IP20, 9-pin, for 2 PROFIBUS cables (pin), with screw clamps and connectable SIEMENS E094 704.06
terminal resistance, 90° degree cable outlet
Connector IP20, 9-pin, for 2 PROFIBUS cables (pin), with screw clamps and connectable SIEMENS E909 543.01
terminal resistance, 180° degree cable outlet
Index
19" Sub-Rack VNG 20450 ........................................... 7 Fig. 38: ICP type 7033 ................................................ 34
About This Manual ....................................................... 1 Fig. 39: Connection I-7033 ......................................... 35
Appendix .................................................................... 63 Fig. 4: DISOMAT Tersus VKG 20450 with wall bracket 6
Application Relation ................................................... 42 Fig. 40: ICP dimensions ............................................. 36
Bluetooth .................................................................... 36 Fig. 41: Fieldbus interface .......................................... 38
Boards and Cable Connections.................................... 9 Fig. 42: VPB 28020 PROFIBUS module layout drawing
Built-In Device VEG 20450........................................... 6 ............................................................................... 39
Closed Loop ......................................................... 41, 48 Fig. 43: Light-emitting diodes – VPB 28020 front view40
Commissioning in Explosion Hazard Areas................ 54 Fig. 44: PROFINET star topology ............................... 45
Connect the cable screen and ensure strain relief ..... 15 Fig. 45: PROFINET line topology ............................... 45
Connection Diagrams ................................................. 27 Fig. 46: PROFINET ring topology ............................... 46
Connection to the Weighing Electronics Unit ............. 15 Fig. 47: VCB 28020 DeviceNet module layout drawing
Control Terminal ......................................................... 21 ............................................................................... 47
DeviceNet................................................................... 46 Fig. 48: VCB 28020:XC1 DeviceNet module front view
Dongle/Adjustment ..................................................... 19 ............................................................................... 47
Dust Explosion Hazard Area Zone 21 ........................ 59 Fig. 49: VSS 28020 Modbus module layout drawing .. 49
Dust Explosion Hazard Area Zone 22 ........................ 60 Fig. 5: Built-in device VEG 20450 ................................. 6
Ethernet loop structures Fig. 50: VXB 28050 with 3 barriers ............................. 56
MULTICAST ..................................................... 41, 48 Fig. 51: VXB 28050 with 3 barriers and switch amplifier
Field Device VFG 20450 .............................................. 7 ............................................................................... 57
Fieldbus...................................................................... 37 Fig. 52: VXB 28060 with 4 barriers ............................. 58
Fig. 1: Overview of DISOMAT Tersus components ...... 3 Fig. 53: Setup with 4 barriers and additional switch
Fig. 10: VFE0450: Serial interface connection XS1, amplifier .................................................................. 59
XS2, XS3................................................................ 11 Fig. 6: Field device VFG 20450 .................................... 7
Fig. 11: Interface Converter MD12 – TTY to RS232 .. 12 Fig. 7: 19" Sub-rack VNG 20450 .................................. 7
Fig. 12: VNT0450_DTE .............................................. 13 Fig. 8: Illustration and allocation of the cable
Fig. 13: Electrical connections of binary I/O and power feedthroughs ............................................................ 9
supply ..................................................................... 14 Fig. 9: VFE0450_DTE ................................................ 10
Fig. 14: Connecting the measuring cable to the screen Functionality ............................................................... 25
clamp...................................................................... 15 Gas Explosion Hazard Area zone 1 ........................... 54
Fig. 15: connect the cable screen and ensure strain Gas Explosion Hazard Area zone 2 ........................... 59
relief ....................................................................... 16 General Information .................................................... 37
Fig. 16: Preparing the measuring cable ..................... 16 High-Voltage Inputs .................................................... 36
Fig. 17: Connecting the inner and outer shields ......... 17 Housing Variants .......................................................... 5
Fig. 18: Connecting the measuring cable to a DISOMAT I/O Expansion Module ................................................ 23
Tersus .................................................................... 18 I/O Expansion Module ICP ......................................... 25
Fig. 19: VDO 20450 Dongle ....................................... 20 ICP Module Dimensions ............................................. 36
Fig. 2: VTG 20450 desktop device ............................... 5 IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) ...... 41, 48
Fig. 20: PC keyboard ................................................. 21 Individual Ports ........................................................... 14
Fig. 21: Connection VOP, X4 - 24 VDC, DISOMAT Installation .................................................................. 22
Tersus .................................................................... 22 Installation in Explosion Hazard Areas ....................... 53
Fig. 22: Connection VOP, X4 - RS485-2, DISOMAT Installing a Fieldbus Module ....................................... 38
Tersus .................................................................... 22 Installing a Legal-for-Trade Memory ........................... 50
Fig. 23: VEA0451 I/O expansion ................................ 24 Interface Overview ..................................................... 63
Fig. 24: VEA0451 I/O expansion, location of the Introduction................................................................. 21
connection terminals .............................................. 24 Jumper Position .......................................................... 32
Fig. 25: ICP module wiring ......................................... 26 Layout of the Components ....................... 39, 42, 47, 49
Fig. 26: ICP module bus termination .......................... 26 LEDs H110, H120 ................................................ 40, 47
Fig. 27: ICP module 7050D ........................................ 27 LEDs in the Ethernet Connection (RJ45).................... 44
Fig. 28: ICP type 7063D ............................................. 28 LEDs on the Board ..................................................... 42
Fig. 29: ICP module 7067D ........................................ 29 Legal-for-Trade Memory ............................................. 49
Fig. 3: DISOMAT Tersus VKG 20450 .......................... 5 Line Topology ............................................................. 45
Fig. 30: Connection diagram type 7055D ................... 30 Load Cells .................................................................. 15
Fig. 31: Inputs connection diagram ICP 7055 ............ 30 Maintenance in Explosion Hazard Areas .................... 54
Fig. 32: Outputs connection diagram ICP 7055.......... 30 Measuring Cable Wire Colors ..................................... 19
Fig. 33: ICP module 7021........................................... 31 MLD (Multicast Listener Discovery) ...................... 41, 48
Fig. 34: Jumper I-7021 ............................................... 32 Modbus....................................................................... 48
Fig. 35: Voltage output I-7021 .................................... 32 Mounting rail Zener barrier ......................................... 59
Fig. 36: Current output I-7021 .................................... 33 MULTICAST ......................................................... 41, 48
Fig. 37: ICP type 7014D ............................................. 33 Network Overload ................................................. 41, 48