Drive.web Speedy User manual
Contents Page
, UL, FCC, IC, warnings, copyright notice 2
speedy identification and standard features 3
speedy options listing 3
speedy specials 4
speedy installation 4, 5
speedy power and serial port connections 6, 7
speedy drive-dedicated models, drive setup info 7, 8
speedy Ethernet networking, system setup 8
Get started with savvy engineering & design software 9 - 11
Upgrade savvy and speedy,savvy-SFD upgrade 12
savvyPanel touch screen operator station 13, 14
speedy Comms Interfaces Modbus and EIP/PCCC 15 - 17
Option 06 winder control library 17
savvy - savvyPanel diagrammatic overview 18, 19
drive.web product line highlights 20
Free drive.web online training seminars 20
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models dw220, dw222, dw223,
dw225 & dw226
Installation & Operation Manual
for firmware version 0x2019
speedy
drive.web
Distributed Process Controller
speedy, savvy, savvyPanel, smarty, Bardac and drive.web are trade marks of Bardac
Corporation, registered in the U.S. and other countries.
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Automation
Call 800-848-2504
www.emainc.net
EMC Standard, EN 61326-1: 2006, Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control and
Laboratory Use.
Emissions Class A, Commercial Equipment.
Immunity Table 2, Industrial Equipment.
LVD Standards, EN 61010-1: 2010, Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for
Measurement, Control and Laboratory Use and;
EN 61010-2-030: Particular Requirements for Testing and Measuring Circuits.
speedy is an industrial controller designed for permanent installation by qualified professionals.
If it is used in a manner not specified herein the protection provided may be impaired.
speedy and its packaging contain recyclable materials.
This device is designed to comply with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This Class [A] digital apparatus is designed to comply with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil
numerique de la classe [A] est conçu conformer à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
Warning! It is essential that you read and understand this entire manual and the entire
contents of the savvy software Help menu before proceeding with your installation and
configuration. See page 9 for savvy installation instructions. For more information and to
download manuals and software, go to www.driveweb.com or contact us. See page 24.
Warning! Your use of savvy software and drive.web devices may cause motors and
machinery to power up with high Voltages or start or operate in an unexpected, dangerous or lethal
way. It is essential that you are completely familiar with all of the equipment and the system design
before attempting to program or edit a program or connect to any live device. It is also essential that
a risk assessment is conducted to identify hazards. Risks must be reduced to tolerable levels.
Warning! You are entirely responsible for the configuration or use of any drive.web product.
By configuring or using these products you agree to indemnify and hold harmless Bardac
Corporation, its’ employees, directors, officers, distributors and resellers against the consequences of
your configuration or use of the products.
Warning! Information in this manual is subject to change without notice. You are responsible
for verifying the proper operation of your speedy module. Special care must be taken after loading
new firmware or installing new options.
Warning! Avoid permanent damage to your speedy, never exceed any min or max values.
Do not connect any speedy terminal to mains circuits. See page 8 for IO ratings.
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This product is designed to conform to CE and UL standards:
lwIP is incorporated into speedy firmware. lwIP Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Swedish Institute of Computer Science. All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. The name of the author may not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF
SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING
NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
Product identification, speedy model number
speedy is a range of programmable devices using drive.web distributed
control over Ethernet for industrial process automation. To program and use
a speedy you must get the savvy software tools from www.driveweb.com.
Please see pages 9 to 12.
To find the speedy‘s firmware version, launch savvy, choose Get Detailed
Info from the speedy contextual menu. See pages 11, 12.
dw220 generic ModbusRTU master up to 500kbps.
dw222 for ODE-2 variable frequency drive.
dw223 for ODP open-loop vector drive.
dw225 for YaskawaF7 inverter drive.
dw226 for HVAC variable-torque AC pump and fan drive.
Basic speedy standard features
drive.web distributed process control.
10/100Base-T(X) Ethernet, page 6
Field upgradeable firmware
Ultra-compact design may be permanently bonded inside equipment.
High-speed ModbusRTU on EIA485. Up to 500kb/s.
Drive-dedicated models can bus-share EIA485 network to control or
monitor additional servers at different addresses. See page
E-Mail Notify block, outgoing SMTP mail server support, page 11.
Basic Control Function Block Library. See savvy User Manual for listing.
speedy options
Software options may be added using savvy. See page 13. See
savvy User Manual, Appendix A for function block listings.
04 ModbusTCP/IP Slave/Server. See page 18.
05 Process Control. Function Block Library 1.
06 Winder Control. Function Block Library 2. See page 19.
10 Advanced Math. Function Block Library 3.
25 EIP/PCCC Slave/Server. See page 18.
26 savvyPanel Operator Station Interface. See pages 14 to 17.
29 Solar with Sun Position calculator.
50 DIN rail mount with terminal block wiring.
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speedy Specials
Generic engineered solutions include required options (in
parentheses), system configuration and wiring diagram. Contact us
for many other engineered solutions. Options may be added.
-1101 Open-loop Constant Tension Center Winder (05, 06)
-1102 Closed-loop Dancer Control Center Winder (05, 06)
-1103 Closed-loop Loadcell Control Center Winder (05, 06)
-1104 Slip Core Winder (05, 06)
speedy Installation
speedy is designed for permanent installation by qualified professionals.
Warning! Dangerous, High Voltages that may cause
injury or death are present on drives, motor controllers and
other industrial devices!
Only qualified personnel who are completely familiar with the
system that the speedy will connect to should proceed!
Environment: UL/IEC Pollution Degree 2, Operating
temperature, 0°C min., 50°C max. Altitude 3000m max. Storage
temp, -20°C to 60°C. Humidity 95% max. non-condensing. Install
in metal enclosure with no RF noise source
Dimensions & Clearances:
1” clearances must be provided on three long sides to promote airflow.
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23mm
0.91”
36mm
1.42”
21mm
0.83”
48mm
1.42”
57mm
2.24”
23mm
0.91”
Standard model with DIN rail mounting option
speedy Installation continued...
Weight: Standard-19g(0.7oz). w/ DIN rail & terminals - 28g(1.0oz)
Power requirements: Regulated 24VDC ±10%, 40mA. Do not
connect to a distributed DC power network.
Serial port EIA485(RS485) 0.1 to 500Kbps. Unisolated, power
and serial circuits must have compatible common-mode Voltages.
Ethernet port MDI 8P8C, “RJ45” jack, 100baseTX, 10BaseT,
Full Duplex, Auto Negotiation, Auto-MDIX, IEEE 802.3ab.
USB port Peripheral-type Micro-B jack.
Ethernet LEDs For setup, troubleshooting and monitoring:
100 Green LED indicates 100BaseTX Ethernet connection.
Link / Activity Yellow LED. On for Link, flashing for activity.
Adhesive Mounting. Clean adhering surfaces with alcohol first.
Use caution, bond is permanent. Adhere on or near the drive
or EIA485 device. Do not obstruct air vents, access points or
product labels. Do not attach speedy near hot spots such as
heatsinks, cooling fans, etc., nor near to AC power lines.
DIN rail option. Use 35x7.5mm rail per IEC 60715, EN50022.
Terminal wiring: Strip 7mm(0.28”) or use ferrules. Use
0.2mm2 (AWG24) minimum. One wire, 2.5mm2 (AWG12)
maximum. Two wires, 1.5mm2(AWG14) maximum. Two
wires with ferrules, 1mm2 (AWG18) maximum.
Terminal tightening torque: 0.5 Nm (4.4 in⋄lbs)
Signal wiring notes. Use twisted-pair wiring. All wiring
outside of the metal enclosure should be shielded cable with
individually shielded twisted-pairs such as Belden 8163.
Ground the shield at only one end with a 360° clamp where
the shield enters your metal enclosure. Separate all wiring
from RF noise sources and AC power cabling.
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speedy power and serial connections
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24V
0V, C
A
B
dw220
standard 15”, 24AWG,
solid-wire connections.
with DIN rail mount option.
Single, local device connections. 24V
0V, C
A
B
0V 24V
C
A
B
24V
0V
A
B
24V
0V, C
A
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S- and R-
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B
with DIN rail option.
Single, local device connections.
24V
0V, C
A
B
dw225
standard 15”, 24AWG,
solid-wire connections.
speedy serial port connections continued...
Name
EIA485 name
Modbus name
Description
A
A or Data −
D0
Inverting Pin
B
B or Data +
D1
Non-Inverting Pin
C
SC or Data 0V
Common
Common Reference
Aand Bmust share a single twisted-pair. Cmay use one or both
conductors in another pair. Do NOT pair Cwith other signals.
EIA485 Common Reference is required. It is named C so that it is not
confused with other common, ground or shield connections.
Correct multipoint topology is daisy-chain or trunk with device at each
end and additional devices on short stub branches. Star, ring, or
extended branch topologies are NOT recommended.
Connect line termination between Aand Bat both physical ends of a
ModbusRTU network, typically 150Ω, 0.5W or for networks with line
polarization, 120Ω, 0.25W and 1nF, 10V cap in series. Do NOT provide
line termination on any network with an Optidrive.
Drive setup
speedy
model
Supported
drive
Required drive settings
Related drive
settings
dw220
Generic
Baud-rate, framing
Serial loss behavior
dw222
OptidriveE2
P-36; Address = 1,
Baud rate= 115.2Kbps
P-36, Comms Loss Trip
Enable
dw223
OptidrivePlus
P2-26, Baudrate = 115.2Kbps
P2-27, Address = 1
P2-26, T, trip or R,
ramp on serial loss
dw225
YaskawaF7
H5-01 = 1F, decimal 31
H5-02 = 4, 19.2Kbps
H5-03 = 00, No parity
H5-06 = 05, Min. delay 5ms
H5-04 Stopping Method
H5-05 Serial Fault
Detect
dw226
OptidriveHVAC
P-36; Address = 1,
Baud rate= 115.2Kbps
P-36, Comms Loss Trip
Enable
dw223 Optidrive Plus Notes
Check drive model number and firmware version. P0-28 and
P0-29 should indicate 2.2 or higher. Model number must end in -M for
firmware versions prior to 3.0.
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dw225 Yaskawa YF7 Notes
Check Flash ID, U1-14 = 3020.
Check internal line termination switch S1-1.
You must cycle the YF7’s power, waiting for the screen to
blank, before re-powering, in order for parameter changes
to take effect.
speedy Ethernet Networking & Programming
Before proceeding, it is important to have a basic
understanding of Ethernet TCP/IP networks. Assigning an
invalid or duplicate IP address will cause serious network
malfunctions! speedys are all shipped with the same IP
address, 10.189.189.189. Consult your company’s IT
department for an appropriate, unique IP address.
Find useful networking information. Under the Help menu
click on User Manual. Scroll down to the Basic
Network Administration section.
Set up Your Physical Ethernet Network - You Will Need:
A standard Category 5e cable with 8P8C/RJ-45
connectors on both ends for each drive.web device and
your computer.
For systems with more than one drive.web device, an
Ethernet switch with ports for all drive.web devices and
your computer.
Set up Your Computer - Get savvy
With free drive.web savvy software, easily program and
monitor your speedy, perform data trending and create
distributed control systems.
To download the latest version of savvy go to
www.driveweb.com and click on Get savvy.
Java Runtime Environment must be installed to run
savvy. There is a link on the Get savvy page to
download Java for free.
If you do not have internet access, install savvy and Java
from the Bardac Infodisk. Browse to the savvy link,
off-line installation. Contact us for the files or Infodisk.
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Get started with savvy
We strongly recommend attending our free on-line training
seminars. To register and get your invitation, call or e-mail
training@driveweb.com.
Before proceeding with your systems designs it is very
important to familiarize yourself with savvy, the
configuration software.
We strongly recommend you read the User Manual and
Getting Started Guides under the Help menu.
Use Create Phantom in the Directory menu to practice,
explore all drive.web products and options and design and
configure off-line. Design systems in Phantom devices and
Export Data under the Directory menu for later use in
live devices. Import Data into phantoms to work off-line.
The savvy window title bar indicates the current view.
The status bar above the viewing area provides object and
location data and navigation arrows.
savvy views are hierarchical with the Directory view at top.
Use the navigation arrows to view the next higher level or
go backward and forward through views. Note that window
menus change as you navigate.
Hover mouse cursor over any active object, device,
function block, connection or parameter icon to view object
information in the status bar and reveal a hover-button.
Click a hover-button or right-click anywhere in an active
object to access a contextual menu. See below.
savvy functionality may be limited if you do not have the
required password-protected capability level (see File >
Capability...) or a device is locked with a password (see
contextual menu below).
Warning! Changing a device IP address WILL disrupt its
network connections! If a speedy is communicating with
other devices or drives you must be prepared for system
disruption and to remap connections in those devices when
changing an IP address. In the File menu choose Utility >
Remap Export File to remap a dw-system file with
different IP address(es).
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Device Directory window, select File > Administrate > Set
IP Addresses for System. The serial number marked on
your speedy is its MAC Address. Enter a unique IP
address within your computer’s subnetwork, click OK.
A speedy icon should appear with IP address beneath.
If the icon at right appears, a network connection problem
exists. Check connections, LEDs and that the speedy IP
address is within your computer’s Ethernet subnet mask.
Device Directory window, select Directory menu.
Discover All Local Devices. When speedy is powered
up and connected to the same local network as your
computer, an icon should appear.
Discover Device... Anywhere on the internet via a public
IP address, VPN or similar.
Advanced Users: At the bottom of the Set IP
Addresses window, click the arrow next to
Network Information to set subnet mask,
router, SMTP mail server and SNTP time server
IP addresses. See the savvy user manual.
Note! If the Network Information box is
expanded, this network information will be set in
the device(s) whose IP address(es) are changed.
Warning! Importing a configuration into your speedy
will result in immediate execution of that configuration.
Dangerous Voltages and rotating machinery may
result!.Use a phantom to preview a configuration.
Directory > Import / Export Data. All device
configurations and drive.web connections between
devices in the directory.
speedy contextual menu (via right-click or hover-button)
Change Name. Name your speedy for easy identification.
Import Device Data / Export Device Data... Load /
save configuration data to / from this speedy only.
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Get started with savvy - speedy contextual menu continued...
Find Parameter... Enter parameter number, name or
partial name to view it.
Unlock, Lock, Set Password. The speedy at right is
locked to Restrict Modification. Viewing configuration
is possible. The speedy below it is locked to Restrict All
Access. Select lock type when setting password.
Click the speedy icon to view the Device Overview
screen (Standard savvy, no SFD). Click the
Function Block Engine icon or, if you have options
04 , 17 to 19, 25, the Comms Server icon to view.
Function Block Engine Window. Select FBE menu
(Standard savvy, no SFD), and add function blocks in
the order to be processed. Processing order is from left to
right, then top to bottom.
Click on function block to view parameters and function detail.
Warning! Making a connection will result in immediate
execution of that connection. Dangerous Voltages
and rotating machinery may result!.
Connect between parameters and to parameters in other
drive.web devices over Ethernet.
Under the File menu, choose New Viewer... and then
Open Device Directory. With two viewer windows,
click on a parameter, drag a connection and drop onto
a destination parameter in the other viewer.
Parameter contextual menus (via right-click or hover-button)
Most parameter data is 16-bit. Raw decimal integer values
0 to 65535 or ±32767. Data is formatted, limited and
scaled depending on the parameter. Use Get Info or Re-
Scale... to verify or change.
Click parameters to open a setter box. Adjust value
with convenient graphical buttons or keyboard entry.
Also find buttons for return to default or last state.
Click blue connection block or arrow to jump to other end.
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Upgrade savvy and speedy
Upgrade savvy with SFD Signal Flow Diagram.
Upgrade speedy with software options.
Process credit cards or Vouchers on-line or Coupons off-line.
To upgrade savvy go to the Commerce menu, select
Upgrade savvy, check the desired option and click OK.
To upgrade speedy, right-click on the speedy icon, choose
Upgrade Device…, check the desired option and click OK.
Your selected options will appear in the Shopping Cart. Select
your method of payment.
To process Vouchers, choose Pay>Online Via Vouchers in
the Shopping Cart. Enter Voucher codes on separate lines.
To process Coupons click Buy and forward the code to your
drive.web distributor. When you receive your coupons go to
the Commerce menu and choose Coupon Manager. Enter
codes in the top box and click the Add button. Click Apply.
savvy-SFD Signal Flow Diagram Upgrade
With savvy-SFD, build systems graphically while
creating live drawings that are stored in your speedy.
Set borders with user attributes, drag and drop
connections, zoom, pan, cross-reference and annotate
multi-page drawings.
Right-click in an empty area of the SFD to zoom, add a
new function block or note or to paste a parameter for
convenient viewing.
A filterable list of function blocks and connections is at
the left of the Signal Flow Diagram showing
program execution order from top down. The
order in which function blocks are processed can
greatly influence system performance and the
function of logic engines. Change execution order by
dragging function blocks up or down the list. In this
picture, ENC1 Speed function block and its outgoing
connection will be moved so that they are processed
after ENC Phase Lock.
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savvyPanel Operator Station
Computers, Apple® mobile digital devices; iPad®, iPhone® & iPod Touch®
are operator touch stations with savvyPanel. Requires Windows(XP,
Vista, 7), Mac OSX, Linux(Solaris, Umbuntu, etc) or iOS.
Operator station data is located in the drive.web devices so setup is easy.
Editing and building savvyPanel systems requires savvy SFD upgrade.
savvyPanel dwOption-26 must be installed in drive.web devices to
enable the full suite of tiles. A limited set is available without the option.
Find complete information on savvyPanel in the savvy User Manual.
Get savvyPanel Free from the Apple App Store℠
When your iPad or iPhone is connected to the internet with WiFi you are
connected live to a real drive system in our plant in Maryland, USA.
Touch Roll Change button to reset the roll length.
Enable all section switches; extruder, brake, winder
Touch the Line Start button and watch the line
accelerate, run and then automatically slow to
stop at the required length.
Touch Set Speed, Set Temp or Set Tension to
open the setter and make changes.
Touch the parameter name in the setter to get info
Touch page-link arrows to browse demo pages.
Drive the demo with savvy in your computer. In
the File menu > Demo Mode, choose Discover
Internet Demo Devices.
Three savvyPanel Page Types
Systems Page present with multiple savvyPanel systems discovered.
A savvyPanel system may contain tiles from many devices.
A drive.web device may contribute to only one savvyPanel system.
Touch the systems button, or , in the window bar to access the
systems page from home page. Lock this button with home password.
Home Page is the first operator page in a savvyPanel System.
Access home page from any operator page with the home button, .
This may be locked with the home password.
Operator Pages show graphic, page-link and parameter tiles.
Pages can be renamed. The name appears in the window title bar.
View zooms to show all tiles, so layout strongly affects appearance.
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Parameter Tiles. Touch a settable parameter to
see its savvyPanel setter. Includes; slider,
keypad, 1x, 10x increment, default & revert.
A parameter is settable if it is not read-only and
has no incoming drive.web connection.
Meter tiles; digital panel meter, dial or bar
meter. Unipolar or bipolar. Full-scale or percentage.
Indicator tiles. Variety of colors. Shows on/off, true/false state.
Pushbutton tiles; colored momentary and lighted Start/Stop.
Multi-position Switch tiles for enumerated parameters.
Graphic Tiles - create diagrams with a variety of process elements.
Page-Link Tiles - A graphic tile that is also a touch page-link.
Function Blocks Enable savvyPanel Actions
Enumerated Parameter block in Utility group. Only custom
enumerations appear in the setter and multi-position switch.
In the savvyPanel function block group:
Latch and SR Latch support lighted start-stop pushbuttons.
Setpoint & Monitor blocks control meter range. Setpoint
clamps setter. Dual blocks enable dual display meters
savvyPanel Launch, Setup and Important Notes
See the savvy User manual for detailed instructions.
Launch savvyPanel from a command line or batch file.
Limit operators to savvyPanel-only, specify start system & page.
Discover devices specifically by discovery file, automatically or
filtered by group and/or savvyPanel name.
Operator’s Note: If communication with a drive.web device is
interrupted, affected tiles indicate a yellow bar at top with an
exclamation warning. The displayed value is not updated.
Important Design Note: An over-range enumeration is required if
misreading an out-of-range value could cause a hazard.
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speedy Comms Interfaces-Modbus & EIP/PCCC
Warning! Use of speedy comms interfaces, ModbusTCP,
ModbusRTU and EIP/PCCC, may cause motors and machinery to
power up with high Voltages or start or operate in an unexpected,
dangerous or lethal way. It is essential that you are completely familiar
with the Ethernet server protocol and all of the equipment and the
system design you are working with before attempting to use this
option. It is also essential that a risk assessment is conducted to identify
hazards. Risks must be reduced to tolerable levels.
For info on Modbus specifications go to http://modbus.org/specs.php
Boolean values are 0 or 1. Non-zero values are Boolean true.
speedy Ethernet Server Support, Options 04 & 25
Click the Comms Server icon in the
FBE or SFD view to configure.
Comms Server Indirect parameters are
sequentially numbered. Enter any
parameter numbers to read or write
them all with one operation. Add more
with Comms Server Indirect function
blocks in the Utility list set. You can
directly address any parameter. You are
NOT required to use them.
Comms Watchdog function block, available in the Utility
function block list group, can only be written via Modbus
comms. Write non-zero value to Input to keep Output = OK
Note! You cannot write or force parameters that are read-only
or have incoming drive.web connections.
speedy Option 04 ModbusTCP/IP Slave/Server
Standard option, included.
ModbusTCP Slave Port 502 is standard specified in protocol.
Change it in the unusual case that the master is non-standard.
Modbus Function Codes FC 01-06, 15 and 16 are supported.
Supports up to five simultaneous clients/masters.
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Supports EIP/PCCC Typed-Write and Typed-Read functions.
See Appendix B of savvy User Manual for information,
examples and drive.web to PLC parameter mapping.
Supports up to two simultaneous clients.
ModbusRTU Master & bus-share drive interface
Adding network devices may affect dedicated drive’s serial link performance.
Modbus Function Codes FC 01-06 and 16 are supported. Also
Yaskawa Holding Register function.
Note: Modbus address 1 is the dedicated drive’s address for
dw222, dw223 and dw226. dw225’s dedicated drive is
address 0x1F or 31. Bus-sharing Modbus servers must use
different addresses.
Comms Port function block
Comms Speed Read-only for drive-dedicated
speedy’s. dw220, choose standard
speeds are enter baud rate 0.1 to 500Kbps.
Comms Configuration Read-only in
dedicated speedy’s.
Character frame is 1-8-Parity-Stop:
Parity is NNone, OOdd, EEven,
SSpace(0) or MMark(1).
Number of Stop bits; 1, 1.5 or 2.
Minimum Comms Silence. Idle on-the-wire time before a new
request is sent. Some devices require longer than minimum 3.5
characters. Longer times decrease comms efficiency.
Bandwidth. Drive-dedicated models only. The portion of the
bandwidth allocated for all Modbus Data blocks.
Actual Polling Period. Read-Only. Time required to poll all
parameters in all Modbus Data blocks with that priority.
Period is directly affected by number of parameters, silence
times and any errors or timeouts.
Comms Timeout. 10 to 30000ms waits for a reply. Status
indicates Timeout if no reply is received.
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ModbusRTU Master - Comms Port function block continued..
Status. Any Last Error in Modbus Data blocks. Click to Reset all.
Enable. Globally enable and disable all Modbus Data blocks.
Modbus Data blocks, Boolean, INT16, UINT16
Define the data point, register, discrete or coil and
the slave or server device. Create up to 32 data
blocks. Addresses can be changed dynamically.
Boolean block’s Value can be True(1) or False(0).
INT16, 16-bit Integer, Value is ±32767.
UINT16, Unsigned 16-bit Integer, Value, 0 to 65535.
Modbus Address. Unique address, 1 to 247 of
individual server device.
PDU Address identifies the parameter, coil, discrete or register
number in your server to read and/or write to/from.
Enable Dynamically disable block when unneeded to reduce
polling periods.
Last Error enumerates last error detected. Click to Reset.
Modbus Type.ModbusRTU function supported by your server.
Priority Three levels. Round-robin scheduler processes all High
priority data blocks plus one other every round. All Medium
priority blocks are processed, one per round, then first Low
priority block. Following rounds process all Medium priority
blocks again then next Low priority.
Value. Raw decimal read/written to/from the remote parameter.
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Accurate speed calibration of all components in a winder system is
essential before commissioning.
Diameter Calculator Block. An instance of this block is
required for Taper Tension and Torque Compensator
blocks. Associate a Diameter Calculator in those blocks.
Taper Tension Function Block. A positive setpoint reduces
web tension as the roll diameter increases.
Torque Compensator Block. Set Forward/Reverse Line
Direction friction compensation, Unwind/Rewind and Wind
Forward/Wind Reverse modes. Friction and Inertia
Compensator buttons set Stiction, Static Friction & more.
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Device Group
savvyPanel System
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Discover devices when savvy
launches or by using the
Directory menu. Discover by;
group, savvyPanel system,
Discovery file or all local devices
automatically or by request.
Device Directory
Function Block Engine Standard savvy savvy-SFD
With standard savvy, the device
overview screen gives access to
Comms Server setup, Function
Block Engine and native device
functions where applicable.
With savvy-SFD place function
blocks graphically, use function
block list to review and arrange
execution order.
Function Block
View functional elements and
signal paths in relation to
parameters. Parameters show
type, drive.web connections,
read-only and not at default
adornments.
Add parameters of interest to set,
view, create trend graphs and
export .csv files for spreadsheets.
Save docks and open multiple
docks in different viewer
windows.
Parameter Dock
savvy overview
Right-click on parameter,
“Copy Parameter”
Navigate
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Name
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Systems Page
savvyPanel
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set in savvyPanel operator
station. No savvyPanel
data is shown.
savvyPanel overview
View all available
savvyPanel systems. Assign
asavvyPanel system in
each device’s contextual
menu, one per device. If a
savvyPanel password is set
in the device, it must also be
added in savvyPanel
operator station software
under the savvyPanel menu
Home Page
The master page for a
savvyPanel system. Similar
to operator pages except that
it may be accessed from any
operator page by pressing the
home button. Graphic tiles
can be page links.
Up to 256 possible. May be
page-linked in any way. Set
savvy preferences so that
operators view a specific page
at launch. Use this preference
and the home password to
restrict access to the home
page and pages linked only
from the home page. Provide
links to the home page to
bypass the home password.
home password then only
restricts access to the systems
page.
Operator Pages
?Systems Button.
Requires Home Password if set.
Touch or Click
Page-Link Home Button.
Requires Home Password if set.
Right-click in an empty
grid location and,
“Paste Parameter”.
Choose desired graphic.
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drive.web product line highlights
Drive-dedicated smarty and speedy models are
available with complete, one-cable drive interfaces.
Peer-to-peer drive.web connections over Ethernet
enable distributed control and open scalability.
smarty DIN rail drive.web controller.
Sixteen flexible, bipolar-analog / digital I/O
Hardware options; dual serial-ports, add six
digital inputs, frequency I/O, relay-rack
control, remote module comms.
External options; dual encoder module with re-
transmit, high-Voltage I/O.
Encoder control library with cyclic and linear
positioning and electronic line shaft support
savvy-SFD Signal Flow Diagram upgrade, see page 13.
savvyPanel operator touch station app, see pages 14 to 17.
All drive.web products are designed & assembled in the U.S.A.
Get expert drive.web help. Call or email techsupport@driveweb.com
drive.web training courses
Free!online interactive training seminars take about one hour.
Specialized online and factory training sessions are also available.
To register email training@driveweb.com or call.
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Supported Drive
smarty Model
speedy Model
Generic
dw210
dw220
PL/X Digital DC Drive
dw211
dw221
Optidrive P2
dw214
dw224
Optidrive Plus
dw213
dw223
Optidrive HVAC
dw216
dw226
Optidrive E2
dw212
dw222
Optidrive E2 Single Phase Output
dw212
dw222
YaskawaF7
dw215
dw225
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