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User Manual

PCD2/3.W380

User Manual

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0 Table of contents

0 Table of contents ................................................................................................. 1

0.1 Document revisions ............................................................................................... 2

1 PCD2/3.W380, 8 analog configurable inputs ...................................................... 3

1.1 Module overview .................................................................................................... 3

1.2 Inputs connection ................................................................................................... 3

1.3 Specifications ........................................................................................................ 4

1.3.1 General data .......................................................................................................... 4

1.3.2 Technical data of inputs ......................................................................................... 5

1.4 Input wiring ............................................................................................................ 6

1.5 Input values acquisition .......................................................................................... 8

1.6 Configurable digital filters ....................................................................................... 8

1.7 Out of range indication ........................................................................................... 8

1.8 Input protections .................................................................................................... 9

1.9 Protection mode..................................................................................................... 9

1.10 LED signalization ................................................................................................. 10

1.11 Bloc diagram ........................................................................................................ 10

2 Preparing the PLC system ................................................................................ 11

3 Module in PG5 environment .............................................................................. 11

3.1 Preparing PG5 ..................................................................................................... 11

3.2 Choosing the module ........................................................................................... 11

3.3 Inputs configuration ............................................................................................. 12

3.4 Data acquisition ................................................................................................... 13

3.4.1 With media mapping ............................................................................................ 13

3.4.1.1 Inputs values ....................................................................................................... 13

3.4.1.2 Status and errors ................................................................................................. 13

3.4.1.2.1 Module Errors ...................................................................................................................... 14

3.4.1.2.2 Out Of Range ....................................................................................................................... 15

3.4.2 With direct access ................................................................................................ 16

4 Example of linearization .................................................................................... 17

5 Table of figures .................................................................................................. 18

6 Contact ............................................................................................................... 19

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0.1 Document revisions

Revision

Modified

Published

Comments

EN06

2015-03-04

Text replacement: version ‘B’ replaced

by version ‘A2’.

EN05

2014-11-11

Modifications of the RC filter value in

chapter Input Wiring.

Chapter deleted about active

protections for diode and resistance

measurements.

Auto reconfiguration feature added in

chapter “Protection mode”.

Modification of table 1, “Technical data”.

Over current limit modified to +/-30mA.

EN04

2014-08-20

Modifications in chapters 1.1, 1.2, 1.3.1

and 1.4 about protective ground

connection.

EN03

2014-06-13

Modifications in chapter 1.7 about input

protections.

EN02

2014-04-24

Global update of the document

EN01

2013-09-27

New document

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1 PCD2/3.W380, 8 analog configurable inputs

This new module is a universal analog input module with improved embedded

features. This is an intelligent module with a very comfortable utilization. It is able

to measure voltages, currents, resistances and temperatures with the common

sensors available in the market and with a precision of 0.3% or better (based on

the full range). The inputs can be easily configured directly with PG5 and the

Device Configurator. Every channel can be configured individually.

This module can be used in applications where the data acquisition speed is

important. Each channel value is updated in internal buffer each 680us that means

each input value is refreshed at 1.5 kHz.

1.1 Module overview

I/O BUS

Inputs protections and

configurable switches

FPGA

Power

Input channels

4 to 7

3 750 621

ADC

Input channels

0 to 3

LED ERROR

PGND: 1mm2, length max. 20cm

PGND

Figure 1: Module overview

1.2 Inputs connection

1: GND

3: GND

5: GND

7: GND

9: GND

0: CH0

2: CH1

4: CH2

6: CH3

8: GND

1: GND

3: GND

5: GND

7: GND

9: GND

0: CH4

2: CH5

4: CH6

6: CH7

8: GND

Figure 2: Inputs connections

- 2 connections per channel (signal and ground). All the ground pins are internally

connected together.

- 4 channels per connector.

- In supplement, 2 ground connections per connector (pins 8 and 9). One of this pin

should be used for a protective ground connection.

- Wires up to 1mm

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1.3 Specifications

1.3.1 General data

Technical data

COMPATIBILITY

PCD1, PCD2, PCD3

POWER

Module power supply voltage

+5V and V+ IOBUS

Current consumption

25mA on +5V and 25mA on V+

Galvanic separation

INPUTS

Number of inputs

Input ranges of each mode

Voltage -10V … +10V

Current -20mA … +20mA

Resistance 0Ω … 2’500Ω

0Ω … 300kΩ

Diode 0V … 5V

Pt1000 -50°C … +400°C

Ni1000 -50°C … +200°C

Ni1000L&S -30°C … +130°C

NTC10k used in range 0 … 300kΩ

NTC20k used in range 0 … 300kΩ

Absolute maximum input voltage

+/- 20V (independent of the inputs configuration)

Temperature error (0°C .. +55°C)

+/- 0.2%

Inputs configuration

Each input can be configured individually in 5 modes

(ranges above)

Configuration method

Software (PG5, Device Configurator)

User connector

Per channel: 1 pin for input and 1 pin for ground.

2 pins for protective ground and 2 pins for ground in

supplement.

Inputs wiring

Up to 1mm2

TIMING

Refresh of each channel

680us (all channels are updated during this time)

Hardware input filter time constant

Voltage τ = 2.5ms

Current τ = 2.5ms

Resistance ( < 2’500Ω)

τ < 4.4ms

(typ. for R<300kΩ)

τ ≈ 8ms

Diode (typ. for U<5V) τ ≈ 4.4ms

Digital input filter available

No Filter One value per cycle τ = 680 us

Filter 1: Mean of 4 cycles τ = 2.72 ms

Filter 2: Mean of 8 cycles τ = 5.44 ms

Filter 3

: Mean of 16 cycles τ = 10.88 ms

Min. number of I/O Bus accesses to read one

channel

28 (~28us)

Table 1: Technical data of the module

Temperature sensors Pt1000, Ni1000 and Ni1000L&S

Temperature sensors NTC10k and NTC20k.

Recommended filter, configured by default in Device Configurator

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1.3.2 Technical data of inputs

Each input can be configured to be used in the following modes:

Mode

Resolution

[Bit]

Resolution

[measure]

Accuracy

(@ T

Ambient

= 25°C)

Display

Voltage

-10V ... +10V

12 + Sign

2.44 mV (linear)

= 330kΩ

0.2% of measured value +/- 10mV

-10‘000…+10‘000

Current

-20mA…+20mA

12 + Sign

5.39 uA (linear)

SHUNT

= 225Ω

0.2% of measured value +/- 20uA

-20‘000…+20‘000

Resistance

0...2'500 Ω

12 bit

0.50... 0.80 Ω

Measuring current: 1.0 .. 1.3 mA

0.2% of measured value +/- 3 Ω

0...25’000

Resistance

0...300 kΩ

13 bit

0...10kΩ: 1...10 Ω

10k...40kΩ: 10..40 Ω

40k...70kΩ: 40..100 Ω

70k...100kΩ: 100...200 Ω

100k...300kΩ: 0.2...1.5 kΩ

Measuring current: 30µA..1.3 mA

0.2% of measured value +/- 40 Ω

0.2% of measured value +/- 160 Ω

0.5% of measured value +/- 400 Ω

1.0% of measured value +/- 800 Ω

2.5% of measured value +/- 5.0kΩ

0..300’000

Pt 1000

12 bit

-50...+400°C: 0.15 ... 0.25°C

Measuring current: 1.0 .. 1.3 mA

0.2% of measured value +/- 0.5°C

-500...4000

Ni 1000

12 bit

-50 ... +200°C: 0.09 ... 0.11°C

Measuring current: 1.0 .. 1.3 mA

0.2% of measured value +/- 0.5°C

-500...2000

Ni 1000 L&S

12 bit

-30 ... +130°C: 0.12 ... 0.15°C

Measuring current: 1.0 .. 1.3 mA

0.2% of measured value +/- 0.5°C

-300...1300

Diode

0...5’000mV

12 bit

1.22mV (linear)

Measuring current: 0.7...1.3mA

0.2% of measured value +/- 10mV

0…5’000

Table 2: Inputs specifications for each mode

The measuring current was chosen to be the best compromise between the

resolution and the sensors self-heating effect, which is negligible for most of the

sensors and applications. Even in bad measuring conditions with Pt/Ni1000

sensors with a low thermal coupling as 4mW/K, the maximal error produced by the

sensors self-heating is lower than 0.3°C.

The module offers the possibility to use NTC temperature sensors. The

corresponding input must be configured in mode “Resistance 0…300kΩ”.

Mode

Resistance

0…300kΩ

Resolution

[Bit]

Resolution

[measure]

Accuracy

(@ T

Ambient

= 25°C)

Display

NTC10k

13 bit

-40..+120°C: 0.05 ... 0.1°C

-20..+60°C: +/- 0.6°C

-30...+80°C: +/- 1.0°C

-40..+120°C: +/-2.8°C

-400...1200

NTC20k

13 bit

-10...+80°C: 0.02...0.05°C

-20...+150°C: < 0.15°C

-15...+75°C: +/- 0.6°C

-20...+95°C: +/- 1.0°C

+95..+120°C: +/-2.5°C

+120...+150°C: +/-5.8°C

-200...1500

Table 3: Inputs specifications for NTC10k and NTC20k

For an example of the utilization of a NTC sensor, please see the chapter 4

“Example of linearization”.

The temperature curves for the NTC10k are not standardized and may be different for each manufacturer. For this reason, the curves can

be loaded by the user program using the linearization FBox. The curve of the NTC10k from Produal is available in a CSV file and can be

downloaded from the Support Website.

This is the output value of the FBox for linearization. The module gives a resistance 0 … 300’000Ω.

For the same reason of NTC10k, the curve of the NTC20k from Honeywell can be downloaded from the Support Website.

This is the output value of the FBox for linearization. The module gives a resistance 0 … 300’000Ω.

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With an input configured in “Diode 0…5000mV”, it is possible to use integrated

circuit temperature sensors operating as a 2-terminal zener. A typical sensor for

this measurement is the LM235 for example.

Mode

Resistance

0…2500Ω

Resolution

[Bit]

Resolution

[measure]

Accuracy

(@ T

Ambient

= 25°C)

Display

LM235

12 bit

-40..+125°C: 0.12°C

0.2% of measured value +/- 1.0°C

-400...1250

Table 4: Inputs specifications for LM235

For an example of the utilization of a LM235 sensor, please see the chapter 4

“Example of linearization”.

1.4 Input wiring

The module is connected with the PCD by the I/O Bus connector. It can be

plugged with all the PCD versions PCD1, PCD2, PCD3. The module is completely

powered from the PCD bus, no external power supply is needed.

The inputs are connected with the module by two 10-pins connectors for cables up

to 1mm

. These connectors are very reliable and providing 2 pins per channel, one

for the input and the other connected to the ground. In each connector, 2 pins are

connected to the ground and can be used by user. In each connector, one of these

pins should be used as protective ground connection to avoid immunity problems

against external perturbations. A wire with a section of 1mm

and a maximum

length of 20cm is recommended for a good PGND connection.

Every measurement mode has an equivalent input stage.

For resistance measurements (temperature sensors), 10V are provided through a

7.5kΩ resistor to the input.

7k5

4k7

330k

10V

TEMP.

SENSOR

220n

ADC

INPUT

Figure 3: Equivalent schematic of input in temperature and resistance mode

This is the output value of the FBox for linearization. The module gives a voltage 0 … 5’000mV.

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For current measurements, a shunt of 225Ω is connected to the ground.

330k

INPUT

225

4k7

220n

ADC

Figure 4: Equivalent schematic of input in "current" mode

In voltage measurements, the input is “directly” connected to the ADC.

330k

INPUT

4k7

220n

ADC

Figure 5: Equivalent schematic of input in "voltage" mode

In “Diode” mode, the module measures voltages in an “active” way. The schematic

is the same as the mode for resistance measurements. The output values are

given in [mV]. This mode is useful for temperature sensors as LM235.

7k5

4k7

330k

10V

DIODE

(temp.

Sensor)

220n

ADC

INPUT

Figure 6: Equivalent schematic of input in "diode" mode

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1.5 Input values acquisition

The module is able to acquire and convert the each channel one by one, with a

total cycle time of 680µs:

CH0 à CH1 à CH2 à CH3 à CH4 à CH5 à CH6 à CH7 à CH0 à ...

680 us

1.6 Configurable digital filters

Each channel can be configured with a digital filter. Four possibilities are available:

- Disabled: Each channel value is updated in buffer every 680µs

(f = 1.47kHz)

- 3 ms: Mean of 4 cycles, value updated every 2.72ms (f = 367Hz)

- 6 ms: Mean of 8 cycles, value updated every 5.44ms (f = 184Hz)

- 12 ms: Mean of 16 cycles, value updated every 10.88ms (f = 92Hz)

1.7 Out of range indication

The module has an out of range indication. This information can be read in the

registers “OutOfRange”.

The table below shows the values setting the bits “Out Of Range.

N/A means not available.

Mode

Out of range bit set…

Limit min

Limit max

Voltage

-10V ... +10V

N/A

Current

-20mA…+20mA

-20’002 uA

+20’002uA

Resistance

0...2'500 Ω

N/A

2518.7Ω

Resistance

0...300 kΩ

N/A

302’010Ω

Pt 1000

-50.0°C

+408.7°C

Ni 1000

-50.0°C

+210.3°C

Ni 1000 L&S

-30.0°C

+130°C

Diode

0...5’000mV

N/A

4’999 mV

Table 5: Limits for Out Of Range

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1.8 Input protections

The design supports an input voltage between -20V to +20V in all the modes of

measurement. It can be considered a passive protection. Higher values can

damage the module. For voltages higher than +/-13V a current passes through the

circuit. It can be calculated approximately: I

overvoltage

= (V

– 13V) / 225Ω.

In this situation, the values measured on the other channels can be falsified.

Active protections are implemented for current measurements, but in all conditions

the input voltage must be lower than +/-20V. The bit corresponding to the channel

is set to ‘1’ in the register “ModuleErrors” when the protection is enabled.

If current mode is chosen the measuring shunt

is connected to ground through the switch as

shown in the picture on the left.

In case the current is higher than 30mA

the

switch opens to protect the measuring shunt.

For voltage lower than +/-13V on the opened

input the current will be kept lower than 1mA. If

the voltage on the opened input rises above +/-

13V the current can be approximately

calculated using the formula:

overvoltage

= (V

– 13V) / 225Ω

Care should be taken to keep input voltage

below +/-20V.

1.9 Protection mode

The input stage configuration (switch) is automatically modified when the module

enters in protection mode. The input values of the others channels could be out of

the specified tolerances when a channel is in protection mode.

The modules from version ‘A2’ have an automatic reconfiguration mechanism after

the active protection has become active. Once triggered, the input will remain for

10 seconds in protection mode. After 10 seconds, the input will switch back to

normal operating configuration. If the input is still in overload condition, protection

will again be activated. This feature is available only with firmware version greater

than 1.24.10.

For Modules with version ‘A’ or ‘A1’ the protection will also be activated when an

overload occurs, but to switch back to normal operation mode the PCD has to be

restarted.

HW version ‘A’ and ‘A1’ : Limit = +/-24mA

INPUT

I > 30mA

225

Vz = 13V

opened

INPUT

I < 30mA

225

closed

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1.10 LED signalization

One red LED is placed near the channel 0. The LED is enabled when an error

occurs on the module. This is a general indication and the details of the error must

be read in the specific register of the module.

The signaled errors are:

- Configuration error: The desired inputs configuration is not applied correctly.

- ADC error: A/D converter doesn’t respond.

- Calibration error: Module not calibrated.

- Protection mode: An input channel has been automatically put in protection

mode, because the module detects a situation which can

cause important damages to hardware.

1.11 Bloc diagram

The PLC communicates with the module through the I/O Bus.

The data acquisition is independent of the rest. The input values are continuously

updated into the internal buffer. One value is stored per channel. The values are

sent to the PLC when the user program sends a defined request to the module.

EEPROM

FPGA

Buffer

PLC

Input

Config

Input

CH0 to

CH3

Input

CH4 to

CH7

All channels are converted in

continuous, independently of

user program.

User program has access to the

buffer for reading input converted

values, but it has no access directly

to hardware.

I/O BUS

MODULE

Figure 7: Global diagram of module structure conception

The configuration of the module is done in PG5 Device Configurator. The user

program can read the input values or input configurations by specific registers.

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2 Preparing the PLC system

The PCD used for the module PCDx.W380 must be updated with a firmware

version 1.22.28 or higher. Please, download the last firmware version from the

support website and load it in the PCD with the PG5 Firmware Downloader Tool.

3 Module in PG5 environment

3.1 Preparing PG5

This module can only be used with the software version PG5 2.1.300 or higher.

Please, verify if your system is up-to-date. You find the last PG5 version on the

support Website www.sbc-controls.com.

3.2 Choosing the module

Figure 8: List of modules in PG5

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3.3 Inputs configuration

Figure 9: PG5, inputs configuration (1)

The module can be used by two ways:

- With media mapping

- With direct access

The two possibilities are described in the next chapter.

Figure 10: PG5, inputs configuration (2)

Figure 11: PG5, inputs configuration (3)

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3.4 Data acquisition

The format of the values is directly linked with the corresponding input

configuration. For example, the value is a temperature if the input is configured for

a Ni1000 sensor.

3.4.1 With media mapping

With the media mapping enabled, each module has these following registers:

Figure 12: PG5, media mapping

3.4.1.1 Inputs values

In a Fupla or IL program, the input values are saved in registers and can be read

with the names:

- IO.Slot0.AnalogueInput0 for channel 0

- IO.Slot0.AnalogueInput1 for channel 1

- IO.Slot0.AnalogueInput2 for channel 2

- IO.Slot0.AnalogueInput3 for channel 3

- IO.Slot0.AnalogueInput4 for channel 4

- IO.Slot0.AnalogueInput5 for channel 5

- IO.Slot0.AnalogueInput6 for channel 6

- IO.Slot0.AnalogueInput7 for channel 7

3.4.1.2 Status and errors

Two registers are implemented for the status of the module:

- IO.Slot0.ModuleErrors

- IO.Slot0.OutOfRange

This information can be read as registers or flags. It can be configured in the

device configurator:

Figure 13: Media type for diagnostic

The behavior of the diagnostic bits is the same for the two types.

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3.4.1.2.1 Module Errors

With flag type configuration, one flag per channel is created for the protection state

and three flags for Calibration, ADC and Configuration errors.

Figure 14: Flags for module errors

In register type, the following register is created:

Bit

Description

11 .. 15

Reserved

Configuration error

ADC error

Calibration error

CH7 protection

CH6 protection

CH5 protection

CH4 protection

CH3 protection

CH2 protection

CH1 protection

CH0 protection

Table 6: Description of ModuleErrors register

- Configuration error: The desired inputs configuration is not applied

correctly.

- ADC error: A/D converter doesn’t respond.

- Calibration error: Module not calibrated.

- Protection mode: An input channel has been automatically put in

protection mode, because the module detects a

situation which can cause important damages to

hardware.

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3.4.1.2.2 Out Of Range

One flag per channel is created to signalize when the input values are out of

range:

If the configuration is done in “register type”, an 8-bit register is created:

Bit

Description

CH7 out of range

CH6 out of range

CH5 out of range

CH4 out of range

CH3 out of range

CH2 out of range

CH1 out of range

CH0 out of range

Table 7: Description of OutOfRange register

The “out of range” status bit means that the converted value is out of the specified

range. The input value stay at the minimum or other maximum value allowed.

The mode “VOLTAGE” hasn’t out of range detection.

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3.4.2 With direct access

The module allows direct access with RDP commands.

Here an IL program example to read the input values, the module errors and the

out of range status:

Declaration of a mask:

Commands for reading module data:

The type of read data for each “register” is the same than using media mapping.

The mask after the command RDPB is only for the comfort. The RDPB command

has an integrated 2-complement conversion. If the channel 7 is out of range, the

bits 8 to 31 of the register R 9 are setting to ‘1’. To avoid this phenomenon, a mask

can be placed to keep only the desired data on R 9 and the bits 8 to 31 stay ‘0’.

The register MODULE_ERRORS must be read cyclically even if they are not used

in the user program.

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4 Example of linearization

The choice of NTC sensors is not available in the Device Configurator because

these sensors are not standardized. To use a NTC with the module

PCD2/3.W380, please configure the desired channel in mode “0..300kΩ” and use

the linearization FBox available in PG5 environment.

This FBox can be used to enter the own tables for the conversion of a resistance

value in a temperature value.

A project example can be downloaded from the SBC Support Website at this

location:

http://www.sbc-support.com

This project example can be used for temperature measurements with integrated

circuits operating as a 2-terminal zener too. This FBox can be used to enter the

own tables for the conversion of a voltage value in a temperature value.

The desired channel must be configured in mode “Diode 0...5000mV”.

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Figure 1: Module overview ........................................................................................................................................ 3

Figure 2: Inputs connections ...................................................................................................................................... 3

Figure 3: Equivalent schematic of input in temperature and resistance mode ......................................................... 6

Figure 4: Equivalent schematic of input in "current" mode ....................................................................................... 7

Figure 5: Equivalent schematic of input in "voltage" mode ....................................................................................... 7

Figure 6: Equivalent schematic of input in "diode" mode .......................................................................................... 7

Figure 7: Global diagram of module structure conception ...................................................................................... 10

Figure 8: List of modules in PG5 ............................................................................................................................... 11

Figure 9: PG5, inputs configuration (1) .................................................................................................................... 12

Figure 10: PG5, inputs configuration (2) .................................................................................................................. 12

Figure 11: PG5, inputs configuration (3) .................................................................................................................. 12

Figure 12: PG5, media mapping .............................................................................................................................. 13

Figure 13: Media type for diagnostic ....................................................................................................................... 13

Figure 14: Flags for module errors ........................................................................................................................... 14

Table 1: Technical data of the module ....................................................................................................................... 4

Table 2: Inputs specifications for each mode ............................................................................................................. 5

Table 3: Inputs specifications for NTC10k and NTC20k .............................................................................................. 5

Table 4: Inputs specifications for LM235 ................................................................................................................... 6

Table 5: Limits for Out Of Range ................................................................................................................................ 8

Table 6: Description of ModuleErrors register ......................................................................................................... 14

Table 7: Description of OutOfRange register ........................................................................................................... 15