Burster DIGIFORCE 9311 User manual

OPERATION MANUAL
DIGIFORCE®9311
Interfaces manual
Manufacturer:
© 2016
burster
praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg
burster
praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg
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P.O.Box 1432
D-76593 Gernsbach
D-76593 Gernsbach
Germany
Germany
Valid from:
14.11.2016
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Applies to:
DIGIFORCE®9311-V0X0X
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www.burster.com
2760-BA9311IEN-5199-061524

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Warranty disclaimer
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and the information it contains and the corresponding technical data are subject to change without
notice. Reproduction of any part of this documentation or its processing or revision using electronic
systems is prohibited without the manufacturer's prior written approval.
Components, devices and measurement sensors made by burster praezisionsmesstechnik
(hereinafter referred to as the "product") are the result of targeted development and meticulous
research. From the date of delivery, burster provides a warranty for the proper condition and
functioning of these products covering material and production defects for the period specified in the
warranty document accompanying the product. However, burster waives any guarantee or warranty
obligations or any additional liability for consequential damages caused by improper use of the
product, in particular the implied guarantee of success in the market as well as the suitability of the
product for a particular purpose. Furthermore, burster assumes no liability for direct, indirect or
incidental damages or for consequential or other damages arising from the provision and use of the
present documentation.

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Contents
1For your safety 10
1.1 Symbols used in the instruction manual .....................................................................................10
1.1.1 Signal words ................................................................................................................10
1.1.2 Pictograms...................................................................................................................10
1.2 Symbols and precautionary statements on the instrument.........................................................11
2Introduction 12
2.1 General safety instructions..........................................................................................................12
2.2 Intended use ...............................................................................................................................13
2.3 Electromagnetic compatibility......................................................................................................13
2.3.1 Interference immunity..................................................................................................13
2.3.2 Emitted interference.....................................................................................................13
2.4 Notes on CE labeling ..................................................................................................................13
3General communication info 14
3.1 Communication via the USB port................................................................................................14
3.1.1 The communications protocol......................................................................................15
3.1.2 Establishing a connection............................................................................................15
3.1.3 Selection with response...............................................................................................16
3.1.4 Fast selection...............................................................................................................18
3.1.5 Polling..........................................................................................................................19
3.1.6 Data transfer................................................................................................................19
3.1.7 Timers..........................................................................................................................20
3.1.8 Terminating a connection ............................................................................................20
3.2 Communication via the Ethernet port..........................................................................................21
3.2.1 The UDP transmission protocol...................................................................................21
4Commands 25
4.1 Device status...............................................................................................................................27
4.1.1 FSTA - 9311 Query device status ...............................................................................27
4.2 General commands.....................................................................................................................29
4.2.1 GOTO - Go to Measurement or Setup menu ..............................................................29
4.2.2 UPDA - Perform display update...................................................................................29
4.2.3 MEFR - Enable start of measurement ON/OFF ..........................................................30
4.2.4 EIZA - Query or reset power up counter......................................................................31
4.2.5 EIGE - Query or reset counter setting changed ..........................................................31
4.3 Minimum setup menu..................................................................................................................33
4.3.1 PRNR - Select measurement program........................................................................33
4.3.2 PNAM - Enter or query the name of the measurement program.................................33
4.3.3 RSPR - Reset measurement program statistics..........................................................35
4.3.4 RSET - Reset all measurement program statistics......................................................35
4.3.5 CMPR - Checks the measurement program names ...................................................36

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4.4 Assigning function keys...............................................................................................................37
4.4.1 FKEY - Set or query function key assignments...........................................................37
4.4.2 FKAU - Always hide or show function keys.................................................................38
4.5 PLC outputs/inputs......................................................................................................................39
4.5.1 SPSA - Set selectable PLC output assignments.........................................................39
4.5.2 PCLO - Set or reset the PLC output signal OUT_PC_LOGGING...............................40
4.5.3 SPIC - Set selectable PLC input assignments ............................................................41
4.6 Access permissions ....................................................................................................................42
4.6.1 MPAS - Enter or query master password....................................................................42
4.6.2 MRES - Reset master password to default .................................................................43
4.6.3 UPAS - Enter or query user password ........................................................................43
4.6.4 PASP - Query or enable/disable password protection ................................................44
4.6.5 ZUGR - Enable/lock or query access levels................................................................44
4.7 Enabling measurement menus ...................................................................................................46
4.7.1 MFRE - Measurement menu enable ...........................................................................46
4.8 Info menu ....................................................................................................................................47
4.8.1 INFO - Device info query.............................................................................................47
4.8.2 SERN - Serial number.................................................................................................48
4.8.3 STAN - Station name...................................................................................................48
4.9 LCD setting..................................................................................................................................49
4.9.1 LCDK - Set LCD contrast.............................................................................................49
4.10 Date and time..............................................................................................................................50
4.10.1 DATE - Set or query date ............................................................................................50
4.10.2 TIME - Set or query the time of day.............................................................................50
4.11 User languages...........................................................................................................................51
4.11.1 SPRA - Set or query user language ............................................................................51
4.12 Acknowledgement function.........................................................................................................52
4.12.1 AMPL - ACK function ON/OFF....................................................................................52
4.12.2 QUIO - OK ACK ON/OFF............................................................................................52
4.12.3 QNIO - NOK ACK ON/OFF..........................................................................................53
4.12.4 LASU - Buzzer volume ................................................................................................54
4.13 Fieldbusses.................................................................................................................................55
4.13.1 FELD - Which Fieldbus is implemented on the NETX circuit board............................55
4.13.2 PBIN - Device controlled via Fieldbus or PLC.............................................................55
4.14 PROFIBUS settings ....................................................................................................................56
4.14.1 PBAD - Set PROFIBUS address.................................................................................56
4.14.2 PINF - PROFIBUS info................................................................................................57
4.15 EtherCAT settings.......................................................................................................................57
4.15.1 EINF - EtherCAT info...................................................................................................57
4.16 PROFINET settings.....................................................................................................................58
4.16.1 PNIF - PROFINET info ................................................................................................58
4.16.2 FBKS - Enter and query the Fieldbus board serial number.........................................58
4.16.3 FBMA - Enter and query the Fieldbus board MAC addresses ....................................59

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4.16.4 FSER - Checks whether a serial number has been programmed in the Fieldbus
board flash memory.....................................................................................................59
4.16.5 FMAC - Checks whether the MAC addresses have been programmed in the
Fieldbus board flash memory ......................................................................................60
4.17 EtherNet/IP settings ....................................................................................................................61
4.17.1 ETHI - EtherNet/IP settings .........................................................................................61
4.18 Order sheet .................................................................................................................................62
4.18.1 AUWE - Order sheet: Operator ...................................................................................62
4.18.2 AUNR - Order sheet: Order number............................................................................62
4.18.3 AUCH - Order sheet: Batch.........................................................................................63
4.18.4 AUBA - Order sheet: Component identification...........................................................64
4.18.5 AUS1 - Order sheet Serial number 1...........................................................................64
4.18.6 AUS2 - Order sheet Serial number 2...........................................................................65
4.19 Measurement mode....................................................................................................................66
4.19.1 ABTX - X sampling ON/OFF........................................................................................66
4.19.2 ABTY - Y sampling ON/OFF........................................................................................67
4.19.3 ABTZ - Time sampling ON/OFF ..................................................................................69
4.19.4 ABSX - Set or query X sample rate.............................................................................70
4.19.5 ABSY - Set or query Y sample rate.............................................................................72
4.19.6 ABSZ - Set or query time sample rate.........................................................................73
4.19.7 BZUG - Set or query reference....................................................................................75
4.19.8 BEZY - Set or query reference line Y ..........................................................................77
4.19.9 TRIY - Set or query trigger line Y ................................................................................78
4.19.10 UPKT - Set or query return point.................................................................................80
4.19.11 KERF - Set or query ‘Record curve to’ ........................................................................81
4.19.12 STAM - Set or query start mode..................................................................................83
4.19.13 STOM - Set or query stop mode..................................................................................85
4.19.14 STAX - Set or query start value X ...............................................................................87
4.19.15 STAY - Set or query start value Y ...............................................................................88
4.19.16 STOX - Set or query X stop value ...............................................................................89
4.19.17 STOY - Set or query Y stop value ...............................................................................91
4.19.18 STOT - Set or query stop timeout value......................................................................92
4.19.19 STOA - Set or query number of readings stop mode..................................................94
4.20 Channel settings .........................................................................................................................95
4.20.1 KAGL - Channel settings global or program dependent..............................................95
4.20.2 KANA - Set channels (connection, sensor).................................................................96
4.20.3 FILT - Set or query filters.............................................................................................99
4.20.4 EINH - Select or query unit........................................................................................102
4.20.5 BEIN - Set or query user defined units......................................................................105
4.20.6 SKAL - Scaling; receive and implement values.........................................................106
4.20.7 MKAL - Teach in cal values.......................................................................................108
4.20.8 TABM - Set or query tare at start of measurement ...................................................109
4.20.9 TAVO - Set or query tare default...............................................................................111

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4.20.10 TAWA - Set or query tare warning.............................................................................112
4.20.11 TAWG - Set or query tare warning limit.....................................................................114
4.20.12 TARA - Perform tare..................................................................................................116
4.20.13 TAWE - Set or query tare value.................................................................................117
4.21 Standard signal input ................................................................................................................118
4.21.1 NOEI - Set or query standard signal input range.......................................................118
4.22 Strain gauge sensor..................................................................................................................120
4.22.1 NOEI - Set or query strain gauge input range...........................................................120
4.22.2 DMNK - Set or query strain gauge sensitivity............................................................122
4.22.3 DMAS - Query strain gauge output level...................................................................124
4.23 Piezo sensor .............................................................................................................................125
4.23.1 PIEI - Set or query piezo input range ........................................................................125
4.23.2 PIKZ - Open/close piezo input short circuit ...............................................................127
4.24 Evaluating the square window ..................................................................................................128
4.24.1 FEST - Switch ON/OFF square window....................................................................128
4.24.2 FGRZ - Set or query square window limits................................................................129
4.24.3 FEAU - Set or query square window entry and exit sides.........................................131
4.24.4 FKAB - Curve section over which a square window is evaluated .............................134
4.24.5 FOBE - Set online evaluation for a square window...................................................136
4.24.6 FOLV - Set online signal level for a square window..................................................137
4.24.7 FBEF - Evaluation result of a square window (OK/NOK)..........................................139
4.24.8 FNIO - Number of NOKs for a square window..........................................................140
4.24.9 FMAA - Query the absolute maximum within a square window................................141
4.24.10 FMIA - Query the absolute minimum within a square window ..................................142
4.24.11 FEIN - Query the curve entry values of a square window.........................................143
4.24.12 FAUS - Query the curve exit values of a square window..........................................145
4.25 Evaluating thresholds................................................................................................................146
4.25.1 SWST - Thresholds ON/OFF.....................................................................................146
4.25.2 STYP - Set threshold type (X/Y threshold)................................................................147
4.25.3 SGRZ - Set or query threshold limits.........................................................................149
4.25.4 SDUR - Set or query threshold crossover.................................................................151
4.25.5 SKAB - Curve section over which a threshold is evaluated ......................................153
4.25.6 SBEF - Evaluation result of a threshold (OK/NOK)...................................................155
4.25.7 SNIO - NOK counter for a threshold..........................................................................156
4.25.8 SDKO - The curve’s crossover points through a threshold .......................................157
4.26 Evaluating the trapezoid window ..............................................................................................158
4.26.1 TRST - Trapezoid window ON/OFF ..........................................................................158
4.26.2 TTYP - Set trapezoid type (X/Y trapezoid window)...................................................159
4.26.3 TRGR - Enter or query trapezoid window limits ........................................................161
4.26.4 TREA - Enter or query trapezoid window entries/exits..............................................165
4.26.5 TRKA - Set or query curve section used to evaluate a trapezoid window ................168
4.26.6 TRBF - Evaluation result of a trapezoid window (OK/NOK)......................................170
4.26.7 TRNI - Query NOK counter for a trapezoid window ..................................................171

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4.26.8 TREI - Query the curve entry values of a trapezoid window.....................................172
4.26.9 TRAU - Query the curve exit values of a trapezoid window......................................173
4.27 Evaluating envelopes................................................................................................................174
4.27.1 HKST - Envelopes ON/OFF.......................................................................................174
4.27.2 HKGR - Set or query start and end values for envelopes .........................................176
4.27.3 HKDE - Set or query Delta min and max values of envelopes..................................177
4.27.4 HKES - Set or query the entry side of envelopes.....................................................179
4.27.5 HKKA - Set or query the curve section for envelopes...............................................181
4.27.6 HKBF - Evaluation result of an envelope (OK/NOK).................................................182
4.27.7 HKNI - Query NOK for an envelope ..........................................................................183
4.27.8 HKEI - Query the curve entry values of an envelope ................................................184
4.27.9 HKAU - Query the curve exit values of an envelope.................................................185
4.27.10 HRAW - Index of the last point on the envelope reference curve .............................186
4.27.11 HKGE - Generate envelope.......................................................................................188
4.27.12 HKRX - The reference curve X coordinates for generating the envelope.................189
4.27.13 HRYM - The Y coordinates of the reference curve mean values for generating the
envelope ....................................................................................................................192
4.27.14 HDMI - The Y coordinates of the reference curve Delta min values for generating
the envelope ..............................................................................................................195
4.27.15 HDMA - The Y coordinates of the reference curve Delta max values for generating
the envelope ..............................................................................................................198
4.27.16 HKDA query: Are there envelopes at all....................................................................201
4.28 Evaluation in general.................................................................................................................202
4.28.1 TOBA - Enter or query tolerance bands ....................................................................202
4.29 Switching points........................................................................................................................203
4.29.1 SCHA - Configure or query switching points.............................................................203
4.30 Sensor test................................................................................................................................206
4.30.1 STST - Sensor test ON/OFF......................................................................................206
4.30.2 STRW - Set or query sensor test reference value.....................................................207
4.30.3 STAB - Set or query permitted sensor test tolerance................................................209
4.30.4 STME - Teach in sensor test reference value...........................................................211
4.30.5 STDO - Perform a sensor test...................................................................................211
4.31 User-defined values ..................................................................................................................212
4.31.1 FRDW - Enter or query user definable values...........................................................212
4.31.2 Operand table............................................................................................................213
4.31.3 LIVE - Set the live values...........................................................................................216
4.32 Initializing and copying measurement programs.......................................................................217
4.32.1 PRKO - Copy all data between measurement programs ..........................................217
4.32.2 SEKO - Copy sensor data between measurement programs...................................217
4.32.3 INIT - Default initialization of measurement programs ..............................................218
4.32.4 GINI - Default initialization of all measurement programs and device parameters...218
4.33 Numerical configuration ............................................................................................................218
4.33.1 TEST - Switch ON test mode for numerical configuration.........................................219

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4.33.2 TESA - Switching signals ON/OFF in test mode.......................................................219
4.33.3 MESS - Fetch current readings .................................................................................220
4.33.4 SPSI - Fetch PLC inputs............................................................................................221
4.33.5 SPSO - Set PLC outputs ...........................................................................................221
4.34 Record errors/events in the logfile ............................................................................................223
4.34.1 LOGS - Port operation logging ON/OFF....................................................................223
4.34.2 LOGL - Delete logfile, query index of last entry.........................................................223
4.34.3 LOGD - Query logfile entries .....................................................................................224
4.35 Voltage monitor.........................................................................................................................226
4.35.1 UKNO - Measure and test node voltage....................................................................226
4.35.2 UGND - Measure and test GND potential .................................................................226
4.35.3 USPA - Measure and test channel A excitation.........................................................227
4.35.4 USPB - Measure and test channel B excitation.........................................................227
4.36 Amplifier test .............................................................................................................................228
4.36.1 VTKA - Channel A amplifier test................................................................................228
4.36.2 VTKB - Channel B amplifier test................................................................................229
4.37 Measurement results.................................................................................................................231
4.37.1 MSTA - Measurement status; is there a new measurement curve? .........................231
4.37.2 KRVA - Supplementary data for current measurement curve...................................232
4.37.3 MEVE - Measurement curves....................................................................................234
4.37.4 ALKU - General curve data........................................................................................236
4.37.5 FRER - Query measurement results of the user definable values............................237
4.37.6 FRAL - Query measurement results of all user definable values..............................239
4.37.7 RDYM - PC Ready Mode ON/OFF............................................................................240
4.37.8 REDY - Ready signal enable if Ready Mode ON......................................................241
4.37.9 KSAN - Query number of curves in the curve array..................................................241
4.37.10 KUSA - Query return point and last value of the curves in the curve array...............242
4.37.11 KURX - Read out the X coordinates of the current measurement curve ..................243
4.37.12 KURY - Read out the Y coordinates of the current measurement curve ..................245
4.37.13 KUSX - Read out the X coordinates of a measurement curve from the curve array.247
4.37.14 KUSY - Read out the Y coordinates of a measurement curve from the curve array.248
4.37.15 MENU - Enter or query current measurement menu.................................................250
4.38 Measurement data logger .........................................................................................................252
4.38.1 DSTA - Query status information of measurement data logger ................................252
4.38.2 DADA - Query general data for a measurement data logger record.........................253
4.38.3 DRFE - Query square window data for a measurement data logger record.............254
4.38.4 DTRF - Query trapezoid window data for a measurement data logger record .........254
4.38.5 DTRF - Query envelope data for a measurement data logger record.......................255
4.38.6 DSCH - Query threshold data for a measurement data logger record......................256
4.38.7 DXKO - Read the X coordinates of a measurement curve from the data logger ......256
4.38.8 DYKO - Read the Y coordinates of a measurement curve from the data logger ......258
4.39 Graphical scaling.......................................................................................................................259
4.39.1 ASKA - Enter or query autoscaling............................................................................259

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4.39.2 MSKA - Enter or query manual scaling .....................................................................260
4.40 Reference curve........................................................................................................................262
4.40.1 RFAN - Show/hide reference curve...........................................................................262
4.40.2 RANZ - Number of value pairs for reference curve...................................................263
4.40.3 REFX - The X coordinates of the reference curve from channel X...........................265
4.40.4 REFY - The Y coordinates of the reference curve from channel Y...........................268
4.41 Saving to USB stick...................................................................................................................271
4.41.1 USPR - USB stick logging ON/OFF...........................................................................271
4.41.2 USBE - Derived file names on USB Stick..................................................................272
4.41.3 USFO - Format the USB stick connected to the device ............................................273
4.41.4 USST - Read out USB stick status............................................................................273
4.41.5 URDY - USB ready control ON/OFF .........................................................................274

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1 For your safety
The following symbols on the DIGIFORCE®9311 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®
9311 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.