Burster REISTOMAT 2x11 EtherNet/IP User manual

OPERATION MANUAL
Burster 2x11 EIP
EtherNet/IP Manual
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Table of contents
1Introduction..........................................................................................Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
1.1 General safety instructions...................................................... Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
2Technical data.........................................................................................................................................7
2.1 Supported EtherNet/IP-Services .....................................................................................................7
2.2 Model 2x11 device data ..................................................................................................................7
2.3 Electrical safety ...............................................................................................................................7
2.4 Electromagnetic compatibility..........................................................................................................8
2.4.1 Interference immunity ......................................................................................................8
2.4.2 Emitted interference.........................................................................................................8
2.5 Notes on CE labeling ......................................................................................................................8
3Installation...............................................................................................................................................9
3.1 Connection of fieldbus lines ............................................................................................................9
3.2 Meaning of LEDs states ..................................................................................................................9
3.3 Configuration menu in Resistomat 2x11 .......................................................................................10
4EtherNet/IP ............................................................................................................................................14
4.1 General information on EtherNet/IP data transfer.........................................................................14
4.2 EDS file .........................................................................................................................................14
4.3 Data conversion ............................................................................................................................15
4.3.1 Description of the data formats in this manual ..............................................................15
4.3.2 Handling problems that arise when reading floating-point numbers .............................15
5EtherNet/IP data protocol (real-time data) .........................................................................................16
5.1 PLC inputs – Transfer from Scanner to Adapter...........................................................................16
5.1.1 PLC inputs byte 1 ..........................................................................................................16
5.1.2 PLC inputs byte 2 ..........................................................................................................16
5.1.3 PLC inputs byte 3 ..........................................................................................................17
5.1.4 PLC inputs byte 4 ..........................................................................................................17
5.2 PLC outputs – Transfer from Adapter to Scanner.........................................................................18
5.2.1 PLC outputs byte 1 ........................................................................................................18
5.2.2 PLC outputs byte 2 ........................................................................................................18
5.2.3 PLC outputs byte 3 ........................................................................................................19
5.2.4PLC outputs byte 4 ........................................................................................................19
6Unconnected Explicit Messaging (Acyclic services)........................................................................20
6.1 Instrument configuration................................................................................................................20
6.1.1 General settings (Class 100) .........................................................................................20
6.1.2 Display update and fault indication (Class 101) ............................................................24
6.1.3 Program Selection/Renaming & comparator statistics reset (Class 102) .....................25
6.1.4 Measurement mode (Class 108) ...................................................................................26

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6.1.5 Copy/initialize measurement programs (Class 109)......................................................27
6.1.6 USB-Logging (Class 110) ..............................................................................................28
6.1.7 Data-Logging (Class 111)..............................................................................................29
6.1.8 Comparator (Class 112) ................................................................................................31
6.1.9 Max / Min Values (Class 113)........................................................................................32
6.1.10 PT100 (Class 114) .........................................................................................................32
6.1.11 Temperature compensation (Class 115) .......................................................................33
6.1.12 Scaling of voltage input (Class 116) ..............................................................................33
6.1.13 Cooling curve (Class 117) .............................................................................................34
6.1.14 Current measurement values (Class 118).....................................................................35
6.1.15 Record errors/events in the logfile (Class 119) .............................................................35
6.1.16 General Purpose (Classs 130-140) ...............................................................................37
7Error Codes...........................................................................................................................................38

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1 For your Safety

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1.3 General safety instructions

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2 Technical data
2.1 Supported EtherNet/IP-Services
•Implicit Messaging
•Explicit Messaging
•Vendor Specific Services (used for Device Configuration)
•Address Conflict Detection (ACD)
•Device Level Ring (DLR)
Identity Class of a sample device
You will find further information about EtherNet/IP at: www.odva.org.
2.2 Model 2x11 device data
Bus connector RJ45
EDS file BURSTER 2x11-V0004.EDS
2.3 Electrical safety
Reverse voltage protection Yes
Air clearance/leakage paths To DIN EN 61010-1:2011
Electrical isolation Between fieldbus and internal electronics
Withstand voltage DC 500 V

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2.4 Electromagnetic compatibility
2.4.1 Interference immunity
Interference immunity to EN 61326-1:2013
Industrial locations
2.4.2 Emitted interference
Emitted interference to EN 61326-1:2013
ClassA
EN 61000-3-2:2014
EN 61000-3-3:2013
2.5 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 documentation.

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3 Installation
Please note that you can download various documents such as installation guidelines and specifications
about EtherNet/IP at ODVA: www.odva.org.
3.1 Connection of fieldbus lines
burster devices with a EtherNet/IP option have two RJ 45 connectors for the fieldbus connection.
3.2 Meaning of LEDs states
LED Blinking On
ACT Data transmission x
LNK / LA x Ethernet line monitoring
MOD
Off
x
No power
Green
Standby
Device operational
Red
Minor fault
Incorrect or inconsistent
configuration
Major fault
A non-recoverable fault
Green/Red
Self-test
x
NET
Off
x
Not powered, no IP-Addr.
Green
No connections
Device connected
Red
Connection timeout
Duplicated IP
Green/Red
Self-test
x
BF x x
BOOT Device in boot mode x
US1 x Supply voltage

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3.3 Configuration menu in Resistomat 2x11
To access the menu
Start in measurement mode. After power on the measurement mode is always set. The display will look
differently dependent on your settings or your last measurements.
You can go to "Configuration Main Menu" in measurement mode by pressing the settings button
1. In measurement mode, press the settings button (gear wheel symbol)

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2. Go to "Basic setup menu"
3. Scroll down to "EtherNet/IP" menu:

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Parameters
Control via
EtherNet/IP: Resistomat 2x11 responds solely to control signals
(inputs) on the EtherNet/IP interface
PLC: Resistomat 2x11 responds solely to control signals (inputs) on the
PLC I/O interface.
When controlled via PLC I/O, cyclic data from the device is still
transferred over the EtherNet/IP bus
SW-Version of Interface Version of the field bus card software
Serial number of interface The serial number of the field bus card
Device MAC-address Address to identify the field bus card inside of EtherNet/IP Network
IP Configuration
Network Configuration Type (BOOTP, DHCP, Static)
Note: This parameter cannot be changed in the device menu
IP-address
IP-Address
Note: If BOOTP/DHCP is enabled, a BOOTP/DHCP server will assign
the IP-Address.
The IP-Address cannot be changed in the device menu if
DHCP/BOOTP is enabled
Subnet mask
Subnet mask
Note: If BOOTP/DHCP is enabled, a BOOTP/DHCP server will assign
the subnet mask.
The subnet mask cannot be changed in the device menu if
DHCP/BOOTP is enabled
Gateway
Gateway
Note: If BOOTP/DHCP is enabled, a BOOTP/DHCP server will assign
the Gateway.
The Gateway cannot be changed in the device menu if DHCP/BOOTP
is enabled

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4 EtherNet/IP
4.1 General information on EtherNet/IP data transfer
For EtherNet/IP (implicit messaging) one must define at the configuration stage how many bytes are
transferred between Controller (Scanner) and Device (Adapter) during each cyclic access.
The device is controlled using the data transferred from Controller (Scanner) to Device (Adapter). This data
always consists of four bytes for the Resistomat 2x11 unit. The function of these four bytes is explained in
section 5.1.
The 2x11 cyclically sends 4 bytes to controller. Their function is detailed in section 5.2.
4.2 EDS file
The Electonic Data Sheet (EDS) file BURSTER 2x11-V0004.EDS can be downloaded from the section
Fieldbus on our website: https://www.burster.com/en/download-area.This EDS file contains the
EtnerNet/IP configuration information for the Resistomat 2x11.
The structure, contents and encoding of this device description data is standardized so that any
EtherNet/IP devices can be configured using configuration tools from various manufacturers.
The EDS file does not specify what data is transferred or how this data should be interpreted. The user
must glean this information from the operating manual and program their Controller accordingly.

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4.3 Data conversion
4.3.1 Description of the data formats in this manual
The terms PLC inputs and PLC outputs refer to the 2x11 unit. These terms are reversed when referred to
the Controller.
The function of the PLC-In / PLC-Out bits is identical to the parallel PLC I/O ports on the unit itself and can
be found within the 2x11 operating manual.
The floating-point numbers ("float") mentioned are four bytes long (32 bits) and are based on the IEEE-754
standard.
Numbers that are not specifically labeled or are labeled with "d" or "dec" are decimal numbers, i.e. 1234,
1234dec, dec1234, 1234d.
Numbers labeled "0x" or "hex" are hexadecimal numbers, i.e. 0x1234, hex1234, 1234hex, 1234h.
Numbers labeled "b" or "bin" are binary numbers, i.e. b1100, bin1100, 1100b, 1100bin.
4.3.2 Handling problems that arise when reading floating-point numbers
This only concerns cases in which floating-point numbers need to be read from the Resistomat 2x11 unit.
Floating-point numbers (data type REAL), according to IEEE 754, are encoded as four bytes for transfer.
This may create problems depending on the type of PLC used.
Cause
In the Resistomat 2x11-PROFINET, the sign byte is transferred first if using acylic data transfer (see 6.
Unconnected Explicit Messaging) and last while cyclic data transmission. Some PLCs expect this byte in
the highest of the four addresses not in the lowest address. This inevitably leads to misinterpretation of the
numeric value. In this case the order of the four bytes has to be changed by the PLC as shown in the
figure.
Diagram 1: Exchange of the order of bytes caused by misinterpretation of the numeric value

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5 EtherNet/IP data protocol (real-time data)
5.1 PLC inputs – Transfer from Scanner to Adapter
Four bytes of PLC-In data for the 2x11 are always transferred from the EtherNet/IP Controller (Scanner) to
the Resistomat 2x11 (Adapter). These bits have the same function as the parallel PLC inputs to the 2x11
unit.
(See detailed documentation of these signals within the 2x11 operation manual)
Please Note: Bits marked as ‘reserved’ should remain at 0.
5.1.1 PLC inputs byte 1
PLC inputs Byte 1 (Scanner -> Adapter)
Start/Stop measurement Bit 0 LSB
Start/Stop comparator Bit 1
Start/Stop max/min recording Bit 2
Start/Stop datalogger Bit 3
Start/Stop AUTO mode Bit 4
Clear error bit Bit 5
Reset comparator statistic Bit 6
End load cooling curve Bit 7 MSB
5.1.2 PLC inputs byte 2
PLC inputs Byte 2 (Scanner -> Adapter)
Program number - bit 0 Bit 0 LSB
Program number - bit 1 Bit 1
Program number - bit 2 Bit 2
Program number - bit 3 Bit 3
Program number - bit 4 Bit 4
reserved Bit 5
reserved Bit 6
Program number - strobe Bit 7 MSB

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5.1.3 PLC inputs byte 3
PLC inputs Byte 3 (Scanner -> Adapter)
reserved Bit 0 LSB
reserved Bit 1
reserved Bit 2
reserved Bit 3
Input AUX0 (reserved) Bit 4
Input AUX1 (reserved) Bit 5
Input AUX2 (reserved) Bit 6
Input AUX3 (reserved) Bit 7 MSB
5.1.4 PLC inputs byte 4
PLC inputs Byte 4 (Scanner -> Adapter)
reserved Bit 0 LSB
reserved Bit 1
reserved Bit 2
reserved Bit 3
reserved Bit 4
reserved Bit 5
reserved Bit 6
reserved Bit 7 MSB

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5.2 PLC outputs – Transfer from Adapter to Scanner
The data refers to the PLC output of the Resistomat 2x11. The data described here is the data transferred
from the 2x11 (Adapter) to the EtherNet/IP Controller (Scanner).
The function of the PLC-In / PLC-Out can be found in the 2x11 operation manual for the unit.
In addition, the signal timing is available within the 2x11 operation manual.
5.2.1 PLC outputs byte 1
PLC outputs Byte 1 (Adapter -> Scanner)
Ready Bit 0 LSB
Measurement running Bit 1
Measurement result - OK Bit 2
Measurement result - NOK Bit 3
Error Bit 4
reserved Bit 5
reserved Bit 6
reserved Bit 7 MSB
5.2.2 PLC outputs byte 2
PLC outputs Byte 2 (Adapter -> Scanner)
Current program number - bit 0 Bit 0 LSB
Current program number - bit 1 Bit 1
Current program number - bit 2 Bit 2
Current program number - bit 3 Bit 3
Current program number - bit 4 Bit 4
reserved Bit 5
reserved Bit 6
Current program number - strobe Bit 7 MSB

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5.2.3 PLC outputs byte 3
PLC outputs Byte 3 (Adapter -> Scanner)
reserved Bit 0 LSB
reserved Bit 1
reserved Bit 2
reserved Bit 3
Output AUX0 (reserved) Bit 4
Output AUX1 (reserved) Bit 5
Output AUX2 (reserved) Bit 6
Output AUX3 (reserved) Bit 7 MSB
5.2.4 PLC outputs byte 4
PLC outputs Byte 4 (Adapter -> Scanner)
Comparator >> Bit 0 LSB
Comparator > Bit 1
Comparator = Bit 2
Comparator < Bit 3
Comparator << Bit 4
reserved Bit 5
reserved Bit 6
reserved Bit 7 MSB

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6 Unconnected Explicit Messaging (Acyclic services)
The services are described from the point of view of the controller.
Please Note: The instance number always has to be set to 1.
The acyclic EtherNet/IP services allow access to following Resistomat 2x11 functions:
•Complete device configuration
•Transfer of component/worker/job data for logging
•Retrieval of measurement values and related analytical data
6.1 Instrument configuration
6.1.1 General settings (Class 100)
Class 100, Attributes 0 to 77
Class Attr. Description Value Meaning of value Type Len R/W
100
0
-
Not possible x x x
100
1 - 9
Reserved
-
Not possible x x x
100
10
Device identifier
Resistomat Typ
2311
STR15 15 RO
100
11
Serial number
1234567890A
STR11 11 RO
100
12
Software version
V202100
STR15 15 RO
100
13
Bootloader
software version
V202100
STR15 15 RO
100
14
Field bus interface
software version
PN-V202110
STR15 15 RO
100
15
Reserved
-
x
x
x
100
16
Station name
Stat14 right
Device station name
STR15 15 RW
100
17
Calibration date
analog interface
28.01.2021
STR10 10 RO
100
18
Language
0
1
2
3
4
German
English
French
Spanish
Italian
U16 2 RW
100
19
Date
[dd.mm.yyyy]
e.g.: 21.01.2021
STR10 10 RW
100
20
Time
[hh:mm:ss], 24h
e.g.: 16:15:00
STR8 8 RW
100
21
LCD brightness
1 … 10
Integer value (10
max.)
U16 2 RW
100
22
Measurement
menu function key
definition F1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
Off
Start/Stop
Meas. program +
Meas. program -
End Load
Range +
Range -
U16 2 RW