B+B SmartWorx ZXT24-RM User manual

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Recommended Accessories
Conduit Mounting Kit
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Before you begin, be
sure you have the following:
ZXT24-RM
ZXT9-RM
Zlinx™Xtreme Radio Modem
+ Zlinx Radio Modem (ZXT24-RM or ZXT9-RM)
+ CD (w/Zlinx Manager Software, Manual)
+ Mounting Ears and Hardware
Required - sold separately:
+ 10-30 VDC Power Supply (not included)
+ USB Cable (not included)
+ Conduit Mounting Accessories (not included):
_Conduit Accessories
_Cable Gland
IP67 Power Supply, 24VDC, 60W
Panel Mount
# CLG-60-24
Congure and Wire to Match
Serial Devices
8
Congure serial settings on the Basic Modem Settings tab to match your serial
device.
Congure the DIP Switch to match your serial device.
Figure 5. Serial Settings - DIP Switch Conguration
(Wiring examples are located in the manual. See Step 4 for terminal block layout.)
Terminal Block Signal Direction:
o RS-232 (modem is a DCE device):
TD – Input, RD – Output, RTS – Input, CTS – Output.
o RS-422/485 Four Wire:
TDA(-)/TDB(+) – Output, RDA(-)/RDB(+) - Input
o RS-485 2-Wire :
A(-) and B(+) Signals are tied together by
the DIP Switch and are bi-directional.
You are now ready for eld installation.
UL Class 1 / Division 2
9
Operating Voltage – 10 to 30 VDC
WARNING- SUITABLE FOR USE IN CLASS I, DIVISION 2, GROUPS A, B, C
AND D HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS, OR NONHAZARDOUS LOCATIONS ONLY.
WARNING - EXPLOSION HAZARD - SUBSTITUTION OF ANY COMPONENT
MAY IMPAIR SUITABILITY FOR CLASS I, DIVISION 2.
WARNING - EXPLOSION HAZARD – WHEN IN HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS,
TURN OFF POWER BEFORE REPLACING ANTENNA.
Intended Use of Equipment – please see the B+B SmartWorx Data Sheets and
Quick Start Guides for each Zlinx Xtreme product for explanations of the intended
use of this equipment.
Wiring Terminals – Use Copper Wire Only, one conductor per terminal.
Wire Range 30 – 12 AWG.
Maximum Surrounding Ambient Air Temperature: 74°C
UL Class I, Division 2 Wiring Methods. The Zlinx Xtreme enclosure is provided with
two conduit knockouts that serve as wiring provisions for Class I, Division 2 wiring
methods per the National Electrical Code (NEC).
MANUFACTURER TYPE
Relay Case and Base Mitsubishi Engineering
Plastics Corp.
5010GN6-30M8AM
Sealant Three Bond Ltd. TB2225G
The following instructions include procedures to be followed in order to ensure UL
“separation between circuits” as dened in the NEC:
The low-voltage (LV) wiring – DC power, analog & digital signals – must be separated
from the high voltage (HV) wiring for the relay contacts. In all cases HV wiring must be
rated minimum 250V.
Separation between circuits can be accomplished by using one of the three following
methods:
a. Use one conduit knockout to route LV wiring and the second conduit knockout to
route the HV wiring, OR see methods 2 and 3 below.
The remaining two methods use one conduit knockout for all wiring. In this case, a
UL Recognized (UL type QCRV2) conduit plug must be used per the NEC to plug
the second conduit knockout.
b. Enclose LV wiring in a 250V rated insulated sheath to separate it from the HV
wiring, OR
c. Use 250VAC rated wires for both LV and HV wiring.
Temperature rating of eld installed conductors - Field conductors shall be rated
60°C/75°C minimum (either are acceptable) and sized accordingly.
When conduit openings are not being used, a UL Recognized plug (type QCRV2)
shall be used.
The following is UL-required information regarding the Sealed Relay Devices:
WARNING – Exposure to some chemicals may degrade the sealing properties of
materials used in the Sealed Relay Device.
RECOMMENDATION – It is recommended to inspect the sealed relay device
periodically and to check for any degradation of the materials and to replace the
component product, not the sealed device, if any degradation is found.
Sealed Relay Device Information:
Sealed Device: Relay Models G6RL-14-ASI-DC5, G6RL-14-ASI-DC6, G6RL-14-SR-
ASI-DC5 or G6RL-14-SR-ASI-DC6 manufactured by Omron Corp.

Install Zlinx™Manager Software
1
Insert the CD into your CD ROM Drive. The Zlinx™ Manager Install Wizard
should start. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
If Auto Run is disabled, locate the ZlinxMgr.exe le on the CD-ROM drive
and double click to launch it. The Install Wizard should start. Follow the
on-screen instructions.
Click the Connect button.
If the modem is not found, the Auto Search button can be used to locate the
modem. The auto search will use a sequence of COM ports and settings until
the response is received. If there is still no response, double check the power
supply and USB cable. Also, make sure that no other devices are attached
wired or wirelessly.
Install USB Drivers
2
Connect the device to the USB port on your PC.
The “Found New Hardware Wizard” will guide you through the installation
process.
When prompted to connect to Windows Updates to search for drivers, select
“No, not at this time” and follow the instructions for installing from the CD or
the location on the hard drive.
Choose the drivers manually from the CD or the location where Zlinx™
Manager Software is installed.
When the driver is installed, a new COM port labeled “Xtreme” will show up in
Windows Device Manager.
Power Connection, TB, Antenna
3
Connect the power supply to the PWR IN +/- terminals on the terminal block.
Connect the supplied antenna to the RPSMA connector.
Operating Voltage – 10 to 30 VDC
Maximum Surrounding Ambient Air Temperature - 74°C
See Section 9.
Start Zlinx™Manager Software
4
Start the Zlinx™ Manager Software.
Click on the Radio Modem link.
Click the Radio Modem Conguration link.
Select the correct COM port and congure it for: 9600 baud, Data Bits: 8, Parity:
None, Stop Bit: 1.
Figure 1. Terminal Block - located inside enclosure
Figure 2. Communication Parameters Screen
Figure 3. Radio Modem Not Found Screen
When the software locates the Radio Modem and you click the OK button, the
Basic Modem Settings screen will be displayed.
The Basic Modem Settings screen will display the Model Number, Function
Set Type, Firmware Version, Channel Number, Network Identier, Destination
Address and Baud Rate.
Figure 4. Basic Modem Settings Screen
Set Up the First Radio Modem
5
Select a unique Network Identier. This is especially important if you have other
units operating in the same area.
Set the Destination Address to FFFF (broadcast) (for ZXT9-RM connecting to
Xtreme I/O).
If desired, you can change the baud rate and parity on the Basic Modem Settings
screen. Remember to change your COM port to match.
Click the Update button to store the settings.
Click the Advanced Modem Settings tab. Check the Power Level (PL). Select the
appropriate power level for your application. For bench testing, PL should be set
to 0 and Radio Modems should be separated by at least 1 meter. When using
higher power levels, separate the modems by at least 7 meters.
If you changed any settings, store them by clicking the Update button.
Set Up the Second Radio Modem
6
Click the Exit button. Power off the Radio Modem.
Congure your second Radio Modem using the same procedure. Do not proceed
to the RSSI Range Test step until you have a second modem congured. Two
properly congured units are required to proceed to the next step.
Congure the second unit with the same settings.
RSSI Range Test
7
Set the remote modem to Loopback Mode. Loopback connections can be made
using the RS-422/485 interface by setting switch 1 and 2 to ON and 3 and 4 to
OFF (internal loopback with Echo On).
On the Radio Modem that is NOT set up for Loopback Mode, run the RSSI Range
Test. Observe the following indications:
The RD, TD and RSSI LEDs will ash as data is sent between the two units.
Test results will be displayed on the RSSI Range Test screen.