Addi-Data MSX-E Series Parts list manual

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MSX-Exxxx
Intelligent Ethernet system

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Warning!
The following risks result from the improper implementation of the
Ethernet system and from use contrary to the regulations:
Personal injury
Damage to the Ethernet system, the PC and peripherals
Pollution of the environment.
Protect yourself, others and the environment!
Read the safety precautions (yellow leaflet) carefully!
If this leaflet is not enclosed with the documentation, please contact us
and ask for it.
Observe the instructions of this manual!
Make sure that you do not forget or skip any step!
We are not liable for damages resulting from the wrong use of the
Ethernet system.
Pay attention to the following symbols:
NOTICE!
Designates hints and other useful information.
NOTICE!
Designates a possibly dangerous situation.
If the instructions are ignored, the Ethernet system, the PC and/or
peripherals may be destroyed.
WARNING!
Designates a possibly dangerous situation.
If the instructions are ignored, the Ethernet system, the PC and/or
peripherals may be destroyed and persons may be endangered.
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Contents
Warning! ...........................................................................................................................................3
Chapter overview.............................................................................................................................7
1Mounting and connection....................................................................................................8
1.1 Commissioning of the Ethernet system (overview) ............................................................................8
1.2 Fixing the Ethernet system.................................................................................................................10
1.2.1 Mounting on a DIN rail ......................................................................................................................10
1.2.2 Angle bracket mounting ....................................................................................................................11
1.3 Pin assignment ....................................................................................................................................13
1.3.1 Ethernet ports .....................................................................................................................................14
1.3.2 Trigger/synchro ...................................................................................................................................15
1.3.3 Voltage supply ....................................................................................................................................16
1.4 Connecting peripherals ......................................................................................................................17
1.4.1 Ethernet ports .....................................................................................................................................17
1.4.2 Trigger and synchro signals................................................................................................................18
1.4.3 Voltage supply ....................................................................................................................................18
1.4.4 Sensors or actuators............................................................................................................................18
1.5 Connecting several Ethernet systems (cascading) ............................................................................19
1.6 LED display ..........................................................................................................................................20
1.6.1 Overview..............................................................................................................................................20
1.6.2 “Status” LED........................................................................................................................................21
2Software tool “ConfigTools” .............................................................................................23
2.1 First steps .............................................................................................................................................23
2.2 Main window structure ......................................................................................................................24
2.2.1 Menu bar .............................................................................................................................................24
2.2.2 ConfigTools Explorer ..........................................................................................................................25
2.2.3 Actions .................................................................................................................................................26
3Function description: General functions...........................................................................28
3.1 Hardware trigger ................................................................................................................................28
3.2 Synchronisation and time stamp .......................................................................................................29
3.2.1 Synchronisation...................................................................................................................................29
3.2.2 Master and slaves................................................................................................................................29
3.2.3 Time stamp ..........................................................................................................................................29
3.2.4 Time and date .....................................................................................................................................29
3.3 Temperature monitoring ...................................................................................................................30
3.4 Customer key (security feature).........................................................................................................30
4Web interface: Quick access to the MSX-E system ...........................................................32
4.1 Login ....................................................................................................................................................32
4.2 Navigation ...........................................................................................................................................33
4.3 “System”..............................................................................................................................................33
4.3.1 Menu item “Information”..................................................................................................................33
4.3.2 Menu item “Diagnosis”......................................................................................................................34
4.3.3 Menu item “Security”.........................................................................................................................37
4.3.4 Menu item “Reboot” or “Shutdown”...............................................................................................41
4.4 „Network“...........................................................................................................................................42
4.4.1 Menu item “Configuration” ..............................................................................................................42
4.5 „I/O Configuration“............................................................................................................................43
4.5.1 Menu item “Synchro timer”...............................................................................................................43
4.5.2 Menu item “Hardware trigger”.........................................................................................................43
4.5.3 “Configuration management” ..........................................................................................................43
4.5.4 “Autostart” (Automatic configuration start) ...................................................................................44
4.6 „Development Mode“........................................................................................................................44
4.7 “Data server” ......................................................................................................................................45
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4.7.1 “Network protocol”............................................................................................................................45
4.7.2 „Blocking TCP/IP transfer“ .................................................................................................................46
4.7.3 “Data caching”....................................................................................................................................46
4.7.4 Save and Restart..................................................................................................................................49
4.8 “Modbus server”.................................................................................................................................49
5Software ..............................................................................................................................50
5.1 MSX-E system interface ......................................................................................................................50
5.2 Access via SOAP/web service ..............................................................................................................51
5.2.1 SOAP definition...................................................................................................................................51
5.2.2 SOAP functions....................................................................................................................................51
5.3 Access via Open Modbus (for PLC).....................................................................................................51
5.4 Data server ..........................................................................................................................................52
5.5 Event server .........................................................................................................................................52
5.5.1 Packet format......................................................................................................................................52
5.5.2 Time stamp format .............................................................................................................................53
6Returning or disposing .......................................................................................................54
6.1 Returning.............................................................................................................................................54
6.2 Disposal of ADDI-DATA devices .........................................................................................................55
7Appendix .............................................................................................................................56
7.1 Glossary................................................................................................................................................56
7.2 Index ....................................................................................................................................................58
8Contact and support ...........................................................................................................59
Figures
Fig. 1-1: Commissioning (overview) .............................................................................................................8
Fig. 1-2: Type label ........................................................................................................................................9
Fig. 1-3: Fastening clips...............................................................................................................................10
Fig. 1-4: Brackets pointing outwards.........................................................................................................11
Fig. 1-5: Brackets pointing inwards............................................................................................................11
Fig. 1-6: Angle bracket mounting ..............................................................................................................12
Fig. 1-7: Mounting set: Seal and screw (short)..........................................................................................12
Fig. 1-8: Mounting set: Original screw, seal and screw (long) .................................................................12
Fig. 1-9: Connectors.....................................................................................................................................13
Fig. 1-10: Connect peripherals......................................................................................................................17
Fig. 1-11: MSX-Exxxx: Connect sensors or actuators (example) .................................................................18
Fig. 1-12: Connect several Ethernet systems ...............................................................................................19
Fig. 2-1: ConfigTools: Scan MSX-E systems ................................................................................................23
Fig. 2-2: ConfigTools: Main window ..........................................................................................................24
Fig. 2-3: ConfigTools: MSX-E search...........................................................................................................25
Fig. 2-4: ConfigTools: Action buttons ........................................................................................................26
Fig. 3-1: Example of a trigger.....................................................................................................................29
Fig. 4-1: MSX-E web interface: Login window ..........................................................................................32
Fig. 4-2: MSX-E web interface: Homepage................................................................................................33
Fig. 4-3: MSX-E web interface: “System diagnosis”..................................................................................34
Fig. 4-4: Diagnosis: Subsystem state...........................................................................................................34
Fig. 4-5: Diagnosis: Real Time Clock...........................................................................................................35
Fig. 4-6: Diagnosis: Resources.....................................................................................................................35
Fig. 4-7: Diagnosis: Inter-module synchronisation....................................................................................35
Fig. 4-8: Diagnosis: Process list ...................................................................................................................36
Fig. 4-9: Diagnosis: Mounts ........................................................................................................................36
Fig. 4-10: “Security”: Enter new password..................................................................................................37
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Fig. 4-11: “Security”: TLS encryption ...........................................................................................................38
Fig. 4-12: “Security”: Remote call “SetTime()” ...........................................................................................39
Fig. 4-13: “Security”: Remote calls “autoconf/autostart” ..........................................................................39
Fig. 4-14: ”Security”: General system configuration ..................................................................................40
Fig. 4-15: “Security”: Remote commands....................................................................................................41
Fig. 4-16: Reboot: Action ..............................................................................................................................41
Fig. 4-17: Shutdown: Action .........................................................................................................................41
Fig. 4-18: Configuration: Network configuration.......................................................................................42
Fig. 4-19: Configuration: Syslog (network logging) ...................................................................................42
Fig. 4-20: I/O Configuration: Configuration management.........................................................................43
Fig. 4-21: Data server: Network protocol ....................................................................................................45
Fig. 4-22: Data server: Blocking TCP/IP transfer ..........................................................................................46
Fig. 4-23: Data server: Data caching ............................................................................................................46
Fig. 4-24: Ring buffer ....................................................................................................................................48
Fig. 4-25: Data server: What do you want to do?.......................................................................................49
Fig. 5-1: Overview: Servers..........................................................................................................................50
Fig. 5-2: SOAP in the TCP/IP protocol stack ...............................................................................................51
Fig. 6-1: Serial number................................................................................................................................54
Fig. 6-2: Disposal: Labelling ........................................................................................................................55
Tables
Table 1-1: Pin assignment: Ethernet ports 0 and 1 ......................................................................................14
Table 1-2: Pin assignment: Trigger/synchro..................................................................................................15
Table 1-3: Trigger/synchro cables ..................................................................................................................15
Table 1-4: Pin assignment: Voltage supply...................................................................................................16
Table 1-5: LED display ....................................................................................................................................20
Table 1-6: “Status” LED..................................................................................................................................21
Table 3-1: Temperature monitoring: MSX-Exxxx .........................................................................................30
Table 3-2: Temperature monitoring: MSX-E3700 and MSX-E3701 .............................................................30
Table 3-3: Customer key ................................................................................................................................30
Table 5-1: MSX-E servers ................................................................................................................................50
Table 5-2: Event server: Packet format .........................................................................................................52

Chapter overview MSX-Exxxx
Chapter overview
In this manual, you will find the following information:
Chapter Content
1 Information on mounting the MSX-E system, pin assignments, the connection of
peripherals and the system’s LED display
2 Description of the software tool “ConfigTools” (required, for example, to adapt the
IP address of the MSX-E system when using the system for the first time)
3 Description of general functions (e.g. Customer Key)
4 Description of the web interface of the MSX-E system for fast access to the system
without programming
5 Software description: Access over SOAP/web service or Open Modbus (for PLC)
6 Procedure for returning (repairing, etc.) or disposing of the MSX-E system
7 Appendix with glossary and index
8 Contact and support address
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1Mounting and connection
1.1 Commissioning of the Ethernet system (overview)
Fig. 1-1: Commissioning (overview)
Risk of injury!
Please follow the safety precautions! An improper handling of the
Ethernet system may cause property damage and injury.
Discharge any static by touching an earth wire.
Remove the Ethernet system from its protective packaging.
Check the type label on the bottom side of the Ethernet system to know if the system corresponds
to your requested version.
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Fig. 1-2: Type label
Serial
number
Disposal label
Version
Product name
Customisation
Supply voltage
Nominal
voltage
Current
consumption
The type label contains, for example, the product name including the specific version name, and the
serial number of the Ethernet system. In case of queries, these details always have to be kept at hand!
For more information on the disposal label, see Chapter 6.2.
Information on cables and other accessories can be found in the accessories list of the MSX-E systems.
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1.2 Fixing the Ethernet system
1.2.1 Mounting on a DIN rail
With the mounting set MX-Rail1(see document “MSX-E Accessories“), you can attach the Ethernet
system to a DIN rail.
Risk of injury!
If you have already mounted this Ethernet system on a DIN rail and
want to transport it in a switch cabinet or in other systems, please
ensure that it is adequately secured for transport!
The Ethernet system could, for example, fall off the DIN rail, which
could cause damage to the Ethernet system and/or other objects
or injury of persons.
Mount the Ethernet system on the DIN rail by inserting the clips with the springs under the DIN
rail.
NOTICE!
The spring in the fastening clips points to the bottom of the
housing (see the following figure).
Fig. 1-3: Fastening clips
Push the Ethernet system as much as possible up and then backwards until the top of the fastening
clips engages with the DIN rail.
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1.2.2 Angle bracket mounting
With the mounting set MX-Screw (see document “MSX-E Accessories“), you can fit the Ethernet
system for direct attachment to machines or other devices.
According to your requirements, you can fix all four brackets pointing either outwards or inwards.
Fig. 1-4: Brackets pointing outwards
Fig. 1-5: Brackets pointing inwards
To mount the brackets, proceed as follows:
NOTICE!
The housing of the Ethernet system must not be opened or the
warranty claim will be invalid (see also the system-specific MSX-E
manual, Chapter 1.2.4)!
For this reason, the housing part to which the angle brackets are
fixed has to be in a horizontal position during mounting to prevent
it from loosening from the entire housing.
If the Ethernet system cannot be positioned in this way, the
respective housing part has to be pushed towards the inside of the
system during the whole mounting process so that the housing
remains closed (see the following figure).
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Fig. 1-6: Angle bracket mounting
Loosen the screws at the side of the Ethernet system.
For the remainder of the mounting process, please use only the short seals and screws from the
mounting set.
Fig. 1-7: Mounting set: Seal and screw (short)
The original screw from the MSX-E system and the long seals or screws from the mounting set must
not be used any longer.
Fig. 1-8: Mounting set: Original screw, seal and screw (long)
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Place a seal in one of the screw holes.
Place the bracket on the seal.
Fix the bracket with a short screw from the mounting set.
Repeat these steps with the other screw holes.
Once you have mounted the brackets on the Ethernet system, you can attach the system directly to
other devices or machines by using other screws.
1.3 Pin assignment
In this chapter, you will find the pin assignments of the connectors for Ethernet, trigger/synchro and
the voltage supply of the Ethernet system MSX-Exxxx.
Fig. 1-9: Connectors
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1.3.1 Ethernet ports
In order to access the MSX-E system, you have to connect one of the Ethernet interfaces (Port 0 or
Port 1) to your PC. For this, you can use a CMX-6x cable.
To cascade the MSX-E systems with one another, you need a CMX-7x cable.
The LED display “Port 0 ACT/Link” or “Port 1 ACT/Link” gives you information on the status of the
corresponding interface. For more details, see Chapter 1.6.1.
NOTICE!
The LED display only works if the MSX-E system is connected to
the voltage supply.
Table 1-1: Pin assignment: Ethernet ports 0 and 1
Ethernet Port 0 Ethernet Port 1 Cable (green)
Pin No. Female connector,
D-coded, M12
Female connector,
D-coded, M12 Lead colour
1 TD0+ TD1+ yellow
2 RD0+ RD1+ white
3 TD0- TD1- orange
4 RD0- RD1- blue
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1.3.2 Trigger/synchro
Table 1-2: Pin assignment: Trigger/synchro
Trigger/Sync In
Trigger/Sync Out Cable (purple)
Pin No. Connector,
5-pin, M12
Female connector,
5-pin, M12
Lead
colour
Lead
pair
1 Trigger input - Trigger input - blue
2 Trigger input + Trigger input + white
1
3 Synchro input + Synchro output + red
4 Synchro input - Synchro output - black
2
5 Ground Ground
Please use a shielded trigger/synchro cable.
Table 1-3: Trigger/synchro cables
Name Cable end Length
CMX-40 Open end / female connector, 5-pin 1.5 m
CMX-41 Open end / female connector, 5-pin 3 m
CMX-42 Open end / female connector, 5-pin 5 m
CMX-43 Open end / female connector, 5-pin 10 m
CMX-49 Open end / female connector, 5-pin on request
CMX-50 Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin
1.5 m
CMX-51 Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin
3 m
CMX-52 Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin
5 m
CMX-59 Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin
on request
CMX-59_0,3
Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin 0.3 m
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1.3.3 Voltage supply
Table 1-4: Pin assignment: Voltage supply
Power Supply In
Power Supply Out Cable
(black)
Pin No.
Connector,
5-pin, M12
Female connector,
5-pin, M12 Lead colour
1 24 V 24 V brown
2 24 V 24 V white
3 Ground Ground blue
4 Ground Ground black
5 not connected not connected grey
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1.4 Connecting peripherals
Discharge any static by touching an earth wire.
Remove the Ethernet system from its protective packaging.
Information on cables and other accessories can be found in the accessories list of the MSX-E systems.
1.4.1 Ethernet ports
Plug the Ethernet cable into Ethernet Port 02.
Fig. 1-10: Connect peripherals
2If you want to connect several Ethernet systems, please read Chapter 1.5.
Ethernet Port 0
Trig/Sync In
Current supply input
(24 VDC In)
Current supply output
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1.4.2 Trigger and synchro signals
Plug the cable into the connector “Trig/Sync In”3(see Fig. 1-10).
1.4.3 Voltage supply
Plug the cable into the input “24 VDC In”1(see Fig. 1-10).
1.4.4 Sensors or actuators
Information concerning the type of sensor or actuator, the corresponding pin assignment as well as
connection examples can be found in the respective system-specific MSX-E manual.
Fig. 1-11: MSX-Exxxx: Connect sensors or actuators (example)
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1.5 Connecting several Ethernet systems (cascading)
You have the possibility to connect several Ethernet systems to the MSX-Exxxx. In order to do so,
proceed as follows:
Connect the first Ethernet system (see description at the beginning of this chapter).
Connect the components according to the following figure.
Fig. 1-12: Connect several Ethernet systems
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1.6 LED display
1.6.1 Overview
The LEDs give you the following information:
Table 1-5: LED display
LED Display Meaning
Lights white
The system is ready for
operation.
ADDI-DATA logo
No display
ADDI- DATA®
The system is in energy-
saving mode.
No display
There is no voltage applied.
Power On
Lights green
Voltage is applied.
The system is ready for
operation.
No display
There is no network
connection.
Lights yellow
Port 0 ACT/Link
or
Port 1 ACT/Link
Flashes yellow
The Ethernet cable is
connected to Port 0 or 1.
The network connection is
established.
Status Lights green
Fur further display
settings, see the
following table.
The system is ready for
operation.
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