Burster DIGIFORCE 9307 User manual

OPERATION MANUAL
DIGIFORCE®9307
Interfaces manual
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Contents
1For your safety 13
1.1 Symbols used in the instruction manual .....................................................................................13
1.1.1 Signal words ................................................................................................................13
1.1.2 Pictograms...................................................................................................................13
1.2 Symbols and precautionary statements on the instrument.........................................................14
2Introduction 15
2.1 General safety instructions..........................................................................................................15
2.2 Intended use ...............................................................................................................................16
2.3 Electromagnetic compatibility......................................................................................................16
2.3.1 Interference immunity ..................................................................................................16
2.3.2 Emitted interference.....................................................................................................16
2.4Notes on CE labeling ..................................................................................................................16
3General communication info 17
3.1 Communication via RS232..........................................................................................................17
3.2 Communication via the USB port ................................................................................................19
3.2.1 The communications protocol......................................................................................20
3.2.2 Establishing a connection ............................................................................................20
3.2.3 Selection with response...............................................................................................21
3.2.4 Fast selection...............................................................................................................23
3.2.5 Polling ..........................................................................................................................24
3.2.6 Data transfer ................................................................................................................24
3.2.7 Timers ..........................................................................................................................25
3.2.8 Terminating a connection ............................................................................................25
3.3 Communication via the Ethernet port..........................................................................................26
3.3.1 The UDP transmission protocol ...................................................................................26
4Commands 31
4.1 Device status...............................................................................................................................33
4.1.1 FSTA - 9307 Query device status ...............................................................................33
4.1.2 TEMP Query the current device temperature (V2016.0.2 and higher)........................34
4.2 General commands.....................................................................................................................34
4.2.1 GOTO - Go to Measurement or Setup menu ..............................................................34
4.2.2 UPDA - Perform display update...................................................................................35
4.2.3 MEFR - Enable start of measurement on/off ...............................................................35
4.2.4 EIZA - Query or reset power up counter......................................................................36
4.2.5 EIGE - Query or reset counter setting changed ..........................................................37
4.3 Minimum setup menu..................................................................................................................39
4.3.1 PRNR - Select measurement program........................................................................39
4.3.2 PNAM -the name of the measurement program .......................................................39
4.3.3 RSPR - Reset measurement program statistics..........................................................41

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4.3.4 RSET - Reset all measurement program statistics......................................................41
4.3.5 CMPR - Checks the measurement program names ...................................................42
4.4 Assigning function keys...............................................................................................................43
4.4.1 FKEY - Set or query function key assignments ...........................................................43
4.5 PLC outputs ................................................................................................................................44
4.5.1 SPSA - Set selectable PLC output assignments .........................................................44
4.5.2 PCLO - Set or reset the PLC output signal OUT_PC_LOGGING ...............................47
4.6 Access permissions ....................................................................................................................48
4.6.1 MPAS -master password ...........................................................................................48
4.6.2 MRES - Reset master password to default .................................................................49
4.6.3 UPAS -user password ...............................................................................................49
4.6.4 PASP - Query or enable/disable password protection ................................................50
4.6.5 ZUGR - Enable/lock or query access levels ................................................................50
4.7 Enabling measurement menus ...................................................................................................52
4.7.1 MFRE - Measurement menu enable ...........................................................................52
4.8 Info menu ....................................................................................................................................53
4.8.1 INFO - Device info query .............................................................................................53
4.8.2 SERN - Serial number .................................................................................................54
4.8.3 STAN - Station name...................................................................................................54
4.8.4 WZZA - Tool counter ...................................................................................................55
4.8.5 WZVO - Tool counter preset value ..............................................................................55
4.8.6 WZRE - Reset tool counter..........................................................................................56
4.9 LCD setting..................................................................................................................................56
4.9.1 LCDK - Set LCD contrast.............................................................................................56
4.9.2 HIGA–Background design of the graphical view .........................................................57
4.10 Date and time..............................................................................................................................58
4.10.1 DATE - Set or query date ............................................................................................58
4.10.2 TIME - Set or query the time of day.............................................................................59
4.11 User languages ...........................................................................................................................59
4.11.1 SPRA - Set or query user language ............................................................................59
4.12 Acknowledgement function .........................................................................................................60
4.12.1 AMPL - ACK function on/off.........................................................................................60
4.12.2 QUIO - OK ACK on/off.................................................................................................61
4.12.3 QNIO - NOK ACK on/off ..............................................................................................62
4.12.4 LASU - Buzzer volume ................................................................................................62
4.13 Fieldbuses ...................................................................................................................................63
4.13.1 FELD - Which Fieldbus is implemented on the NETX circuit board ............................63
4.13.2 PBIN - Device controlled via Fieldbus or PLC .............................................................64
4.14 PROFIBUS settings ....................................................................................................................65
4.14.1 PBAD - Set PROFIBUS address .................................................................................65
4.14.2 PINF - PROFIBUS info ................................................................................................65
4.15 EtherCAT settings .......................................................................................................................66
4.15.1 EINF - EtherCAT info...................................................................................................66

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4.16 PROFINET settings.....................................................................................................................67
4.16.1 PNIF - PROFINET info ................................................................................................67
4.16.2 FBKS -Fieldbus board serial number ........................................................................67
4.16.3 FBMA -Fieldbus board MAC addresses ....................................................................68
4.16.4 FSER - Checks whether a serial number has been programmed in the Fieldbus
board flash memory .....................................................................................................68
4.16.5 FMAC - Checks whether the MAC addresses have been programmed in the
Fieldbus board flash memory ......................................................................................69
4.17 EtherNet/IP settings ....................................................................................................................70
4.17.1 ETHI - EtherNet/IP settings .........................................................................................70
4.18 Order sheet .................................................................................................................................71
4.18.1 AUWE - Order sheet: Operator ...................................................................................71
4.18.2 AUNR - Order sheet: Order number............................................................................71
4.18.3 AUCH - Order sheet: Batch .........................................................................................72
4.18.4 AUBA - Order sheet: Component identification ...........................................................73
4.18.5 AUS1 - Order sheet Serial number 1...........................................................................73
4.18.6 AUS2 - Order sheet Serial number 2...........................................................................74
4.18.7 SINR - Shift number.....................................................................................................75
4.18.8 SINA - Shift name ........................................................................................................75
4.18.9 SIRE - Reset shift counter ...........................................................................................77
4.18.10 SIST - Shift piece counter............................................................................................77
4.18.11 ANIO - Shift NOK counter............................................................................................78
4.19 Measurement mode ....................................................................................................................80
4.19.1 ABTX - X sampling on/off ............................................................................................80
4.19.2 ABY1 - Y1 sampling on/off...........................................................................................81
4.19.3 ABY2 - Y2 Sampling on/off ..........................................................................................83
4.19.4 ABTZ - Time sampling on/off .......................................................................................84
4.19.5 ABSX - Set or query X sample rate .............................................................................86
4.19.6 ASY1 - Y1 sample rate ................................................................................................87
4.19.7 ASY2 - Y2 sample rate ................................................................................................88
4.19.8 ABSZ - Time sample rate ............................................................................................90
4.19.9 BZUG - Reference .......................................................................................................92
4.19.10 BEY1 - Reference line Y1............................................................................................94
4.19.11 BEY2 - Reference line Y2............................................................................................95
4.19.12 TRY1 - Trigger line Y1 .................................................................................................97
4.19.13 TRY2 - Trigger line Y2 .................................................................................................98
4.19.14 PRTR -Pre-trigger view............................................................................................100
4.19.15 UPKT - Return point ..................................................................................................102
4.19.16 KERF - Record curve to.............................................................................................103
4.19.17 STAM - Start mode ....................................................................................................105
4.19.18 STOM - Stop mode....................................................................................................107
4.19.19 STAX - Start value X..................................................................................................109
4.19.20 SAY1 - Start value Y1................................................................................................111

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4.19.21 SAY2 - Start value Y2................................................................................................112
4.19.22 STOX - X stop value ..................................................................................................114
4.19.23 SOY1- Y1 stop value .................................................................................................115
4.19.24 SOY2 - Y2 stop value ................................................................................................117
4.19.25 STOT - Stop timeout value ........................................................................................118
4.19.26 STOA - Number of readings stop mode ....................................................................120
4.19.27 AUFB - Bend-up factor ..............................................................................................121
4.20 Channel settings .......................................................................................................................123
4.20.1 KANA - Set channels (connection, sensor) ...............................................................123
4.20.2 FILT - Filters...............................................................................................................128
4.20.3 TRAN - Transmitter supply ........................................................................................131
4.20.4 EINH - Select or query unit ........................................................................................132
4.20.5 BEIN - Set or query user defined units ......................................................................135
4.20.6 SKAL - Scaling; receive and implement values.........................................................137
4.20.7 MKAL - Teach in cal values .......................................................................................139
4.20.8 TABM - Tare at start of measurement .......................................................................140
4.20.9 TAVO - Set or query tare default ...............................................................................141
4.20.10 TAWA - Tare warning ................................................................................................143
4.20.11 TAWG - Tare warning limit ........................................................................................145
4.20.12 TARA - Perform tare ..................................................................................................146
4.20.13 TAWE - Tare value ....................................................................................................147
4.20.14 POSP–Potentiometer excilation voltage....................................................................149
4.21 Standard signal input ................................................................................................................151
4.21.1 NOEI - Standard signal input range...........................................................................151
4.22 Strain gauge sensor ..................................................................................................................153
4.22.1 DMSP - Excilation voltage .........................................................................................153
4.22.2 DMEI - Strain gauge input range ...............................................................................154
4.22.3 DMNK - Strain gauge sensitivity................................................................................157
4.22.4 DMAS - Strain gauge output level .............................................................................158
4.22.5 DMSH - Strain gauge shunt.......................................................................................159
4.23 Resistance.................................................................................................................................162
4.23.1 WIEI - Resistance input range ...................................................................................162
4.24 Piezo sensor .............................................................................................................................164
4.24.1 PIEI - Input range of piezoelectric sensor..................................................................164
4.24.2 PIKZ - Open/close piezo input short circuit ...............................................................166
4.25 Incremental sensor....................................................................................................................167
4.25.1 INTP - Incremental grating period .............................................................................167
4.25.2 INGA - Nominal increment.........................................................................................169
4.25.3 INIP - Interpolation.....................................................................................................170
4.25.4 INRF - Incremental reference mark on/off .................................................................172
4.25.5 INRW - Standard reference mark value ....................................................................174
4.25.6 IRFF - Reference traverse on/off ...............................................................................176
4.25.7 INST - Set value at start on/off ..................................................................................178

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4.25.8 INSW - Standard start value ......................................................................................179
4.25.9 INAB - Incremental terminating resistance on/off ......................................................181
4.25.10 INZR - Incremental sensor count direction ................................................................183
4.25.11 SINC - Initialize incremental counter with a standard value ......................................185
4.26 SSI Sensor ................................................................................................................................186
4.26.1 SSEN - SSI Sensor type............................................................................................186
4.26.2 SKOD SSI coding ......................................................................................................187
4.26.3 SFOR SSI format.......................................................................................................189
4.26.4 SPAR - SSI parity ......................................................................................................191
4.26.5 STAK - SSI clock frequency ......................................................................................193
4.26.6 SAUF - SSI resolution................................................................................................195
4.26.7 SABG - Total number of bits......................................................................................196
4.26.8 SABI -Number of bits for angle singleturn or displacement sensors .......................198
4.26.9 SABU - Number of rotations bits for multiturn sensors..............................................200
4.26.10 SBMA - Plausibility check and FPGA setup ..............................................................202
4.27 EnDat Sensor ............................................................................................................................202
4.27.1 ETAK - Clock frequency ............................................................................................202
4.27.2 ELSD - Readout of EnDat sensor data......................................................................204
4.27.3 EBMA - Plausibility check, FPGA setting ..................................................................205
4.27.4 EPAR - Reading and writing of sensor data ..............................................................206
4.28 Evaluating the square window ..................................................................................................210
4.28.1 FEST - Switch on/off square window.........................................................................210
4.28.2 FGRZ - Square window limits....................................................................................211
4.28.3 FEAU - Square window entry and exit sides .............................................................213
4.28.4 FBEW - Evaluation of sqaure window .......................................................................216
4.28.5 FKAB - Curve section over which a square window is evaluated .............................218
4.28.6 FOBE - Online evaluation for a square window.........................................................220
4.28.7 FOSN - Online signal number for a square window ..................................................222
4.28.8 FOLV - Online signal level for a square window........................................................223
4.28.9 FDUB - Evaluation of first passage only....................................................................225
4.28.10 FKAN - Evaluation channel........................................................................................227
4.28.11 FBEF - Evaluation result of a square window (OK/NOK) ..........................................229
4.28.12 FNIO - Number of NOKs for a square window ..........................................................230
4.28.13 FAAF - Determination of the absolute maximum within a square window on/off ......231
4.28.14 FIAF–Determination of the absolute minimum within a square window on/off..........232
4.28.15 FALF - Determination of the local maximum within a square window on/off.............234
4.28.16 FILF - Determination of the local minimum within a square window on/off ...............236
4.28.17 FKNF - Bend point within a square window...............................................................238
4.28.18 FGRF - Determination of the gradient within a square window on/off.......................239
4.28.19 FMIF–Mean value within a square window on/off .....................................................241
4.28.20 FFLF–Determination of the area under curve on/off .................................................242
4.28.21 FMAA - Query the absolute maximum within a square window ................................244

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4.28.22 FMIA - Query the absolute minimum within a square window ..................................245
4.28.23 FMAL - Local maximum within a square window ......................................................246
4.28.24 FMIL - Local minimum within a square window.........................................................248
4.28.25 FKNI–Bending point within a square window ............................................................249
4.28.26 FGRA–Gradient within a square window...................................................................250
4.28.27 FMIT - Y-mean value within a square window...........................................................251
4.28.28 FFLA–Area under curve within a square window......................................................252
4.28.29 FDMA–Delta value to determine the local maximum within a square window..........253
4.28.30 FDMI–Delta value to determine the local minimum within a square window ............255
4.28.31 FDYK - Delta value to determine the bending point within a square window............257
4.28.32 FDSK - Delta gradient value to determine the bending point within a square
window.......................................................................................................................258
4.28.33 FEIN - Curve entry values of a square window .........................................................260
4.28.34 FAUS - Curve exit values of a square window ..........................................................261
4.29 Evaluating thresholds................................................................................................................263
4.29.1 SWST - Thresholds on/off .........................................................................................263
4.29.2 STYP - Threshold type (X/Y threshold) .....................................................................264
4.29.3 SGRZ - Threshold limits ............................................................................................266
4.29.4 SDUR - Threshold intersection ..................................................................................268
4.29.5 SBEW–Evaluation of a threshold on/off ....................................................................270
4.29.6 SKAB - Curve section over which a threshold is evaluated ......................................272
4.29.7 SDUB–Evaluation of first passage only.....................................................................274
4.29.8 SKAN - Evaluation channel .......................................................................................275
4.29.9 SAAF–Determination of the absolute maximum of a threshold on/off.......................277
4.29.10 SIAF–Determination of the absolute minimum of a threshold on/off .........................279
4.29.11 SALF - Determination of the local maximum of a threshold on/off............................280
4.29.12 SILF - Determination of the local minimum of a threshold on/off ..............................282
4.29.13 SKNF - Bend point of a threshold ..............................................................................284
4.29.14 SGRF - Determination of the gradient of a threshold on/off ......................................285
4.29.15 SMIF - Mean value of a threshold on/off ...................................................................287
4.29.16 SFLF - Determination of the area under curve on/off................................................288
4.29.17 SDMA–Delta value to determine the local maximum of a threshold .........................290
4.29.18 SDMI - Delta value to determine the local minimum of a threshold ..........................292
4.29.19 SDYK - Delta value to determine the bending point of a threshold ...........................294
4.29.20 SDSK - Delta gradient value to determine the bending point of a threshold.............295
4.29.21 SBEF - Evaluation result of a threshold (OK/NOK) ...................................................297
4.29.22 SNIO - NOK counter for a threshold ..........................................................................298
4.29.23 SDKO - The curve’s intersection points through a threshold ....................................299
4.29.24 SMAA - Query the absolute maximum of a threshold ...............................................300
4.29.25 SMIA - Absolute minimum of a threshold ..................................................................301
4.29.26 SMAL - Local maximum of a threshold......................................................................302
4.29.27 SMIL - Local minimum of a threshold ........................................................................304
4.29.28 SKNI - Bending point of a threshold ..........................................................................305

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4.29.29 SGRA - Gradient of a threshold.................................................................................306
4.29.30 SMIT - Y-mean value of a threshold..........................................................................307
4.29.31 SFLA - Area under curve of a threshold ....................................................................308
4.30 Evaluating the X-trapezoid window...........................................................................................309
4.30.1 TXST- Trapezoid window X on/off .............................................................................309
4.30.2 TXGR - X-trapezoid window limits.............................................................................311
4.30.3 TXEA - X-trapezoid window entries/exits ..................................................................313
4.30.4 TXBE - Evaluation of X-trapezoid window.................................................................315
4.30.5 TXKA - Curve section used to evaluate a X-trapezoid window .................................317
4.30.6 TXDU - Evaluation of first passage only....................................................................319
4.30.7 TXKN - Evaluation channel........................................................................................320
4.30.8 TXBF - Evaluation result of a X-trapezoid window (OK/NOK)...................................322
4.30.9 TXNI - Query NOK counter for a X-trapezoid window ...............................................323
4.30.10 TXEI - Curve entry values of a X-trapezoid window ..................................................324
4.30.11 TXAU - Curve exit values of a X-trapezoid window...................................................325
4.31 Evaluating the Y-trapezoid window...........................................................................................326
4.31.1 TYST- Trapezoid window Y on/off .............................................................................326
4.31.2 TYGR - Y-trapezoid window limits .............................................................................328
4.31.3 TYEA - Y-trapezoid window entries/exits ..................................................................330
4.31.4 TYBE - Evaluation of Y-trapezoid window.................................................................332
4.31.5 TYKA - Curve section used to evaluate a Y-trapezoid window .................................334
4.31.6 TYDU - Evaluation of first passage only....................................................................336
4.31.7 TYKN - Evaluation channel........................................................................................337
4.31.8 TYBF - Evaluation result of a Y-trapezoid window (OK/NOK)...................................339
4.31.9 TYNI - NOK counter for a Y-trapezoid window..........................................................340
4.31.10 TYEI - Curve entry values of a Y-trapezoid window ..................................................341
4.31.11 TYAU - Curve exit values of a Y-trapezoid window...................................................342
4.32 Evaluating envelopes ................................................................................................................343
4.32.1 HKST - Envelopes on/off ...........................................................................................343
4.32.2 HKGR - Start and end values for envelopes .............................................................345
4.32.3 HKDE - Delta min and max values of envelopes.......................................................347
4.32.4 HKBE - Evaluation of envelope on/off .......................................................................348
4.32.5 HKES - Entry side of envelopes ...............................................................................350
4.32.6 HKKA - Curve section for envelopes .........................................................................352
4.32.7 HKKN - Evaluation channel .......................................................................................353
4.32.8 HKBF - Evaluation result of an envelope (OK/NOK) .................................................355
4.32.9 HKNI - NOK for an envelope .....................................................................................356
4.32.10 HKEI - Curve entry values of an envelope ................................................................357
4.32.11 HKAU - Curve exit values of an envelope .................................................................358
4.32.12 HRAW - Index of the last point on the envelope reference curve .............................359
4.32.13 HKGE - Generate envelope.......................................................................................361
4.32.14 HKRX - Reference curve X coordinates for generating the envelope .......................361

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4.32.15 HRYM–Y-coordinates of the reference curve mean values for generating the
envelope ....................................................................................................................364
4.32.16 HDMI - Y-coordinates of the reference curve Delta min values for generating the
envelope ....................................................................................................................367
4.32.17 HDMA - Y-coordinates of the reference curve Delta max values for generating the
envelope ....................................................................................................................370
4.32.18 HKDA - Are there envelopes at all.............................................................................373
4.33 Mathematical functions .............................................................................................................375
4.33.1 MAKO - Mathematical constants ...............................................................................375
4.33.2 MAFO - Mathematical formula...................................................................................376
4.33.3 MABW - Mathematical evaluation values ..................................................................378
4.33.4 MABF - Mathematical evaluation results ...................................................................380
4.33.5 MANI - NOK counters for mathematical evaluations .................................................381
4.33.6 MAZW - Operand values and formula buffer.............................................................382
4.34 Evaluation in general.................................................................................................................383
4.34.1 TOBA - Tolerance bands ...........................................................................................383
4.35 Switching points ........................................................................................................................385
4.35.1 SCHA - Configuration of switching points..................................................................385
4.36 Sensor test ................................................................................................................................388
4.36.1 STST - Sensor test on/off ..........................................................................................388
4.36.2 STRW - Sensor test reference value .........................................................................389
4.36.3 STAB - Permitted sensor test tolerance ....................................................................391
4.36.4 STME - Teach in sensor test reference value ...........................................................393
4.36.5 STDO - Perform a sensor test ...................................................................................393
4.37 User-defined values ..................................................................................................................394
4.37.1 FRDW - User-defined values.....................................................................................394
4.37.2 LIVE - Live values ......................................................................................................395
4.38 Initializing and copying measurement programs.......................................................................397
4.38.1 PRKO - Copy all data between measurement programs ..........................................397
4.38.2 SEKO - Copy sensor data between measurement programs ...................................398
4.38.3 INIT - Default initialization of measurement programs ..............................................399
4.38.4 GINI - Default initialization of all measurement programs and device parameters ...399
4.39 Numerical configuration ............................................................................................................399
4.39.1 TEST - Switch On test mode for numerical configuration .........................................399
4.39.2 TESA - Switching signals on/off in test mode............................................................400
4.39.3 MESS - Fetch current readings .................................................................................401
4.39.4 SPSI - Fetch PLC inputs............................................................................................401
4.39.5 SPSO - Set PLC outputs ...........................................................................................402
4.40 Record errors/events in the logfile ............................................................................................403
4.40.1 LOGS - Port operation logging on/off ........................................................................403
4.40.2 LOGL - Delete logfile, query index of last entry.........................................................404
4.40.3 LOGD - Query logfile entries .....................................................................................405
4.41 Voltage monitor .........................................................................................................................406

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4.41.1 UKNO - Measure and test node voltage....................................................................406
4.41.2 UGND - Measure and test GND potential .................................................................407
4.41.3 USPA - Measure and test channel A excitation.........................................................407
4.41.4 USPB - Measure and test channel B excitation.........................................................408
4.41.5 USPD - Measure and test channel D excitation ........................................................409
4.42 Amplifier test .............................................................................................................................409
4.42.1 VTKA - Channel A amplifier test................................................................................409
4.42.2 VTKB - Channel B amplifier test................................................................................410
4.42.3 VTKD - Channel D amplifier test................................................................................412
4.42.4 VTKE - Channel E amplifier test................................................................................413
4.42.5 VTKF - Channel F amplifier test ................................................................................414
4.43 Measurement results.................................................................................................................415
4.43.1 KRVA - Supplementary data for current measurement curve ...................................415
4.43.2 MSTA - Measurement status; is there a new measurement curve? .........................418
4.43.3 MEVE - Measurement curves....................................................................................419
4.43.4 PRAW - Supplementary data for current pretrigger curve.........................................420
4.43.5 AKY1 - General curve data Y1 ..................................................................................422
4.43.6 AKY2 - General curve data Y2 ..................................................................................423
4.43.7 FRER - Query measurement results of the user-defined values...............................425
4.43.8 FRAL - Measurement results of all user-defined values ...........................................426
4.43.9 HITR - Measurement results of all user-defined values ............................................427
4.43.10 TRBW - OK/NOK buffer for trend diagram ................................................................431
4.43.11 TEKO - Entry coordinates for the trend diagram .......................................................432
4.43.12 TAKO - Entry coordinates for the trend diagram .......................................................434
4.43.13 RDYM - PC Ready Mode on/off.................................................................................435
4.43.14 REDY - Ready signal enable if Ready Mode On.......................................................436
4.43.15 KSAN - Number of curves in the curve array ............................................................436
4.43.16 KUSA - Return point and last value of the curves in the curve array ........................437
4.43.17 KSPW - Supplementary data for a pretrigger curve inside of the curve array ..........438
4.43.18 KURX - Read out the X coordinates of the current measurement curve ..................440
4.43.19 KUY1- Read out the Y1 coordinates of the current measurement curve ..................441
4.43.20 KUY2- Read out the Y2 coordinates of the current measurement curve ..................443
4.43.21 KUSX - Read out the X coordinates of a measurement curve from the curve array.445
4.43.22 KSY1 - Read out the Y1 coordinates of a measurement curve from the curve array447
4.43.23 KSY2 - Read out the Y2 coordinates of a measurement curve from the curve array448
4.43.24 PRTX - Read out the X coordinates of the pretrigger curve......................................450
4.43.25 PRY1 - Read out the Y1 coordinates of the pretrigger curve ....................................452
4.43.26 PRY2 - Read out the Y2 coordinates of the pretrigger curve ....................................454
4.43.27 PRSX - Read out the X coordinates of a pretrigger curve from the curve array .......455
4.43.28 PSY1 - Read out the Y1 coordinates of a pretrigger curve from the curve array......457
4.43.29 PSY2 - Read out the Y2 coordinates of a pretrigger curve from the curve array......459
4.43.30 MENU - current measurement menu.........................................................................461

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4.44 Measurement data logger .........................................................................................................463
4.44.1 DSTA - Enabling and status information of measurement data logger .....................463
4.44.2 DADA - Query general data for a measurement data logger record .........................464
4.44.3 DRFE - Query square window data for a measurement data logger record .............464
4.44.4 DTFX - Query X-trapezoid window data for a measurement data logger record ......465
4.44.5 DTFY - Query Y-trapezoid window data for a measurement data logger record ......466
4.44.6 DHUE - Query envelope data for a measurement data logger record ......................467
4.44.7 DSCH - Query threshold data for a measurement data logger record ......................467
4.44.8 DMAT - Mathematical evaluation data for a measurement data logger record.........468
4.44.9 DXKO - Read the X coordinates of a measurement curve from the data logger ......469
4.44.10 DY1K - Read the Y1 coordinates of a measurement curve from the data logger .....470
4.44.11 DY2K - Read the Y2 coordinates of a measurement curve from the data logger .....471
4.45 Graphical scaling.......................................................................................................................472
4.45.1 ASKA - Autoscaling ...................................................................................................472
4.45.2 MSKA - Manual scaling .............................................................................................473
4.46 Reference curve ........................................................................................................................475
4.46.1 RFAN - Show/hide reference curve ...........................................................................475
4.46.2 RAY1 - Number of value pairs for reference curve ...................................................477
4.46.3 RAY2 - Number of value pairs for reference curve ...................................................478
4.46.4 RFX1 - X-coordinates of the reference curve from channel Y1.................................480
4.46.5 RFY1 - Y-coordinates of the reference curve from channel Y1.................................482
4.46.6 RFX2 - X-coordinates of the reference curve from channel Y2.................................485
4.46.7 RFY2 - Y-coordinates of the reference curve from channel Y2.................................488
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1 For your safety
The following symbols on the DIGIFORCE®9307 and in this operation manual warn of hazards.
1.1 Symbols used in the instruction manual
1.1.1 Signal words
The following signal words are used in the operation manual according to the specified hazard
classification.
DANGER
High degree of risk: indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
WARNING
Moderate degree of risk: indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in death or
serious injury.
CAUTION
Low degree of risk: indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or
moderate injury.
NOTICE
Property damage to the equipment or the surroundings will result if the hazard is not avoided.
Note: It is important to heed these safety notices in order to ensure you handle the DIGIFORCE®
9307 correctly.
Caution: Follow the information given in the operation manual.
1.1.2 Pictograms
Symbol Description
Warning concerning the use and installation of the device and software.
Observe the advice for protecting the instrument.

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1.2 Symbols and precautionary statements on the instrument
Symbol Description
Hazard warning
Disconnect the power plug before opening–Follow safety instructions–
Professional servicing only
Warning !
To prevent
electrical shock do
not open device.
Warning of electrical shock hazard
Do not open the unit.
To prevent fire
replace only with
same type and
rating of fuse !
Warning of fire hazard
Always replace the fuse with a fuse of the same type and rating.

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2 Introduction
2.1 General safety instructions
DANGER
Warning concerning installation of the device and software
Installation of the device and the interface must be carried out by qualified personnel
only.
Qualified personnel meets the following requirements:
•You are familiar with the safety designs used in automation
engineering, and understand how to deal with them in your capacity as
configuration engineer.
•You are an operator of automation systems and have been instructed
in how to handle the system. You are familiar with the operation of the
equipment described in this documentation.
•You are a commissioning or service engineer and have successfully
completed a training course qualifying you to repair automation
systems. In addition you are authorized to commission, ground and
label circuits and equipment in accordance with safety engineering
standards.
Always observe the current safety and accident prevention regulations when
commissioning the equipment.
Install automation engineering equipment and installations with sufficient protection
against accidental actuation.
DANGER
Warning concerning use of the device
•Take suitable precautions in both the hardware and software to prevent
any undefined states of the automation installation in the event of an
open circuit.
•In installations where major damage to property or even personal injury
may be caused by a malfunction, take suitable precautions to establish
a safe operating state in the event of a fault. This may be achieved
using limit switches, mechanical interlocks etc. for example.
•Do not make unauthorized modifications to the device or to the
interfaces.
NOTICE
•Install the power, signal and sensor cables so as to prevent
electromagnetic interference from impairing operation of the equipment.
•Proper transportation, storage, installation and assembly plus careful
operation and maintenance are essential for trouble-free and safe
operation of the equipment.
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NOTICE
•Only the commands described in this operation manual should be used.
Use of undocumented commands can cause incorrect unit operation.
•No commas can occur within a parameter.
•A point ‘.’ is used in floating-point numbers.
•The number of parameters must always be adhered to.
2.2 Intended use
The DIGIFORCE®9307 is an instrument for monitoring repetitive production processes. Its core
function is to record and analyze signals from processes in which physical variables, such as force,
pressure or torque, vary as a function of displacement, angle or time according to a defined curve. The
resultant measurement curve is analyzed using graphical evaluation elements such as windows,
envelopes and thresholds. The result of the analysis is classified as "OK" or "NOT OK" (NOK) and can
be retrieved from various interfaces.
The instrument is not a substitute for a safety device; for instance it cannot be used as an emergency
stop device in a press for when the pressure exceeds a set limit.
2.3 Electromagnetic compatibility
2.3.1 Interference immunity
Interference immunity to EN 61326-1:2013
Industrial locations
2.3.2 Emitted interference
Emitted interference to EN 61326-1:2013
Class A
EN 61000-3-2:2014
EN 61000-3-3:2013
2.4 Notes on CE labeling
burster equipment carrying the CE mark meets the requirements of the EU directives and the
harmonized European standards (EN) cited therein.
The EU declarations of conformity are available to the relevant authorities as specified in the
directives. A copy of the declaration of conformity is included in the relevant equipment
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3 General communication info
The DIGIFORCE®9307 lets you control certain device functions from a remote host and read out all
evaluation and measurement results. There are two communication modes to choose from: USB or
Ethernet (UDP protocol). The configuration parameters for each port can be found in operation manual
DIGIFORCE®Model 9307 chapter 4.4 "Interfaces".
Before reading out evaluation or measurement results, you are recommended to execute the
command MSTA. This checks whether the device has ended the current measurement and the new
measurement data are available.
NOTICE
Please bear in mind that the commands in this manual are described using the
example of the USB communications protocol.
3.1 Communication via RS232
Figure 1: Communication
via RS232
You will find the RS232 socket on the back side of the DIGIFORCE®. With
help of an RS232 cable you can either connect the device to your PC or to an
USB to RS232 converter in case your PC does not have an RS232 port. You
can set the transmission parameters in the following menu:
„Config(F5)->Config(F5)->Basic setup menu->Interface setup->RS232-
>More(F5)“
Baud rates 9600, 19200, 38400, 56000, 57600, 115000(*)
Data bits 8
Stop bits 1(*) or 2
Parity none(*), even, odd
Block check On(*) - or Off
No hardware handshake (optional configurable)
(*) Default setting after initialization
Before you write your own program, you can check a command using our Serial Console (Windows
OS only). The console shows you the communication telegrams between your PC and DIGIFORCE®
and can also calculate the block checksum if you activate this option in the device interface settings.
Just use the button Calculate block check for it.
You will find this tool either on the bursterDVD or you can download it from our website
At first go to Edit->General Settings->Interface to ensure that transmission parameters match the
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Now you can type in the required commands consecutevely into the field Character to send and then
click on Send Characters.
Here is an example for the INFO? command (see details in section “Fast selection”):
Yor can execute commonly used commands via the function keys F1-F8 of your PC. Please use the
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3.2 Communication via the USB port
Figure 2: Communication
via USB port
The USB port is on the front of the device and is protected against dirt
behind a screw-in cover (see figure on the left).
Before accessing the device via the USB port, you have to install an FTDI
driver for the OS environment first. The latest FTDI drivers can be
downloaded from http://www.ftdichip.com/FTDrivers.htm. The drivers
available at present are for some Windows, MAC OS, and Android versions.
Note: This is not necessary when Windows is the communications platform and “DigiControl” has
already been installed.
Figure 3: Device Manager
Once the FTDI driver has been installed and the device
connected via USB, your operating system creates a new COM
port. Please note the COM port number, which you will need to
open this. Please also note that this port number may change
when the device is reconnected. For this reason, you are
recommended to implement a function that finds devices on the
installed ports or allow manual COM port selections.
The figure on the left depicts the created COM port USB Serial
Port (COM3) in Windows Device Manager.
You have to enter the following settings for the COM port parameters,
Baud rate 921600
Data bits 8
Stop bits 1
Parity None
Block check Disabled* - or Enabled
* Default setting after initialization, can be changed in the menu
Config(F5)->Config(F5)-> Basic setup menu->Interface setup->USB->More
Note: Please refer to the Serial Console described in section Communication via RS232 of this
document to be able to check the communication telegrams between the DIGIFORCE®and
PC.

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General procedure under Windows
1 Open COM port
2 Configure COM port (set baud rate, data/stop bits, parity, timeout)
3 Send/receive data
4 Close COM port
3.2.1 The communications protocol
ANSII standard X3.28-1976 Subcategory 2.5, A4 is used as the communications protocol. This
standard is used in systems in which a number of secondary stations exists in a non-switched
multipoint connection, and all commands are sent by a control station. Only one transmitter (master)
and one receiver (slave) are ever active on the bus at one time. One station is the control station. The
control station is given master status and sends commands to a selected slave station, or relinquishes
its master status to a secondary station and assumes slave status to receive data. A connection
between two secondary stations is not allowed. The control station monitors the connection
continuously.
3.2.2 Establishing a connection
Before a connection is established, the control station has master status and none of the secondary
stations have slave status. The connection can be established in two different ways:
Selection with response
In this case, device addressing and command sending do not take place in the same communications
step. This method is useful when you want to send several commands to the same device and then
retrieve the responses to these commands in one go (see example communication in chapter 3.2.3
"Selection with response").
Fast selection
This method eliminates the need to address the device before the first command is sent. Instead, the
device address is appended to each command (see example communication in chapter 3.2.4 "Fast
selection").
When establishing a connection, the control station can
either
•define a slave to establish a connection, i.e. send a command to the addressed slave
or
•poll in order to relinquish its master status to a secondary station, i.e. query for a
response to a previously sent command and hence assign the transmit right to the
slave.