Emerson CSI 6500 User manual

Quick Start Guide
MHM-97454
NC: 6540-90086
Rev.: 1.032
CSI 6500 Machinery Health™Monitor
A6620, Four Channel Analog I/O Card

Emerson Process Management
Machinery Health Management
835 Innovation Drive
Knoxville, TN 37932 USA
T 1(865) 675-2400
F 1(865) 218-1401
www.EmersonProcess.com
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been made to ensure their accuracy, they are not to be construed as warranties or guarantees, express
or implied, regarding the products or services described herein or their use or applicability. All sales are
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improve the designs or specifications of our products at any time without notice.
All rights reserved. Machinery Health is a mark of one of the Emerson Process Management group of
companies. The Emerson logo is a trademark and service mark of Emerson Electric Co. All other marks are
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GB Explanation of symbols
!
If this symbol is printed on a device, according to IEC 61010 it means that the
documentation of the device must be completely read and understood before
installation and commissioning of the device. All safety−related instructions
of this document must be observed. These safety−related instructions are
marked by the “STOP” symbol in this document.
If this symbol is printed on a device, according to IEC 61010 it means that this
device must be operated with DC voltage.
iThis symbol identifies text that contains important information.
!Not following instructions identified with this symbol can result in functional
issues and incorrect measurements without damaging the machine.
STOP
Safety and warning instructions are identified with this symbol.
Failure to observe these instructions can result in material damage or
personal injury.
DSymbolerklärung
!
Ist dieses Symbol auf einem Gerät angebracht, so sagt dies nach IEC 61010
aus, das es zur Installation und Inbetriebnahme des Gerätes zwingend
erforderlich ist, die Dokumentation des Gerätes vollständig gelesen und
verstanden zu haben. Sicherheitsrelevante Hinweise in dieser
Dokumentation sind unweigerlich zu beachten und im weiteren Verlauf dieser
Dokumentation durch das “STOP” Symbol (siehe unten) gekennzeichnet.
Ist dieses Symbol auf einem Gerät angebracht, so sagt dies nach IEC 61010
aus, dass es mit Gleichspannung betrieben wird.
iDieses Symbol kennzeichnet Textstellen, die wichtige Informationen
enthalten.
!Hinweise, die bei Nichtbeachtung zu Funktionsstörungen und
Fehlmessungen führen, ohne das Gerät zu beschädigen, sind mit diesem
Symbol gekennzeichnet.
STOP
Sicherheits- und Warnhinweise sind mit diesem Symbol gekennzeichnet.
Die Nichtbeachtung solcher Hinweise kann zu Sachbeschädigungen oder
Personenschäden führen.

Product Service Centers
America
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Knoxville, TN 37932
Tel: 865−675−2110
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Incoming goods inspection
Check the content of the shipment to ensure that it is
complete; visibly inspect the goods to determine if the
device may possibly have been damaged during
transport. The following parts are included in the scope
of delivery and must be contained in the shipment.
1. A6620
2. Product information
If the contents are incomplete, or if any defects are
observed, a complaint must be filed with the carrier
immediately. Moreover, the responsible Emerson sales
organization must be informed to enable repair or
replacement of the device. Repairs or calibration that
may be required, are only possible at the Emerson
factory.
In this case, a non−detachable tag with customer name,
defect observed and version of the A6910 configuration
software must be attached to the device.
Repair and maintenance
During operation, monitors do not require any mainte-
nance.
Repair or calibration of monitors is only possible at
Emerson.
iThe additional PCB (controller board)
is calibrated with the main board and
must not be replaced.
If work with the opened device on−site is
unavoidable, this should only be performed by a
specialist who is familiar with the associated
hazards.
STOP
Capacitors in the device can still be
energized, even if the device has
been disconnected from all power
sources.

If repair or recalibration of a monitor is required, it
must be sent to Emerson. Attach a non−detachable
tag to the monitor with customer name, defect
observed and version of the A6910 configuration
software.
Guidelines for Returning Equipment to the
Product Service Center
If repair or calibration of a monitor is required, it must
be sent to Emerson.
Occasionally, concerns with CSI technology
hardware could arise. Should this happen, customers
under warranty or a current support agreement are
entitled to no−charge repairs.
Follow the checklist below to minimize return time
and ensure proper processing of your equipment.
Before returning any equipment to a Product Support
Center, please review this information:
1. Obtain a Return Materials Authorization (RMA)
number and the address of the appropriate
Product Service Center by calling 865.675.4274*.
Listen to the options for receiving an RMA. You
will be routed to support personnel who will
document your concern and give you an RMA
number if you are under support or warranty. If
your hardware is not under support or warranty,
you must have a Purchase Order for the amount
of the repair service before you can receive an
RMA number. Pricing for your repair can be
obtained from support personnel or by calling
your local sales representative. Once you have
your purchase order, call 865.675.4274* for an
RMA.
2. Once you have received your RMA, send your
hardware to the appropriate product service
center. Your hardware package should include:
GRMA Number (plus Purchase Order if
applicable)
GDescription of the hardware
problem
GReturn shipping address including a
phone number (No P.O. boxes).
GAny special request regarding the
return shipment.
GA list of the model numbers of each
item(s) being returned, along with
the serial number.
GYour name, address, telephone
number and email address.
GCompany Name.
A form for completing this information has
been provided.
Make a copy of the form, complete all lines,
and return a copy in each return shipment.
Out of warranty? Need to get under
support? Get a customized quote for
bringing all your CSI technologies under a
support agreement:
Phone: [phone]*, ext. 2130
Fax: [phone]*
Email:
mhm.supportagreement@emersonproces
s.com
*Customers outside the Americas and
Canada: please refer to the list of service
centers and contact the service center near
you.
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Reproduction or divulgation in any form
whatsoever is not permitted without written
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RMA Required Information
RMA number issued by Product
Service Center:
For all items beingreturned, please
list Model / Serial Number:
Are you under warranty or a current
support agreement (circle one)?
Yes No
If you answered no, what is your
purchase order number?
Company Name:
Contact Name:
Contact Address:
Contact Phone:
Contact Fax:
Contact Email:
Please describe the problem you are experiencing:
If we are to send the return shipment to someone other than the
Contact Name/Address above, please provide that address here,
including Contact Name and Phone Number:
Are there any special instructions regarding the return?
Please provide invoice address (if a purchase order was required):
Support customers −your instrument is shipped back to you the same
way that it is sent to our service center. For example, if you ship via
ground transportation, it is shipped back via ground.

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Product Information / Produktinformation A6620
1GB Analog I/O Card 8...............................
1.1 Scope of Delivery 8...........................................
1.2 CSA Certification 9...........................................
1.3 CSA −Conditions of acceptability 9............................
1.4 Advice for Installation 9.......................................
1.5 Installation and Mounting 10...................................
1.6 Technical data 12..............................................
1.6.1 Signal conditioning 12.......................................................
1.6.2 Visualization 13.............................................................
1.6.3 Binary inputs 14............................................................
1.6.4 Function outputs and alarms 14..............................................
1.6.5 Communication interfaces 15.................................................
1.6.6 Power supply 15............................................................
1.6.7 Environmental conditions 16.................................................
1.6.8 Mechanical structure 16.....................................................
2DAnaloge I/O Karte 17..............................
2.1 Lieferumfang 17...............................................
2.2 CSA Zertifizierung 18..........................................
2.3 CSA −Akzeptanzkriterien 18....................................
2.4 Hinweis zur Installation 19......................................
2.5 Installation und Montage 19....................................
2.6 Technische Daten 22...........................................
2.6.1 Signalkonditionierung 22.....................................................
2.6.2 Visualisierung 23...........................................................
2.6.3 Binäreingänge 23...........................................................
2.6.4 Grenzwertbildung und Alarme 24.............................................
2.6.5 Kommunikationsschnittstellen 25.............................................
2.6.6 Spannungsversorgung 25....................................................
2.6.7 Umgebungsbedingungen 26..................................................
2.6.8 Mechanischer Aufbau 26....................................................
3 Connection Diagrams and Figures /
Anschlusspläne und Abbildungen 27....................
4 PI Revision List 31.....................................

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Analog I/O Card
1GB ANALOG I/O CARD
The 4−channel A6620 analog input card is part of the A6000 machine monitoring system. The
monitor ist used to take up analog input signals in the range of 0 ... $10V or 0/4 ... 20 mA.
The analog input signals are digitized on the card and and provided to post−connected diagnosis
/ analysis tools via the RS 485 bus.
The card has 8 alarm channels with binary outputs, which can individually be assigned to the
input channels.
i
In this product information the mounting and electrical connection of the
monitor is described.
For secure use of the monitor, observe the direction for use “Analog I/O Card
A6620” (order number: 6110−90086). You can find this direction on the
configuration software CD as pdf−data file. Amongst others, it contains useful
informations for configuration and use of the A6620.
To ensure the safe operation of the monitor and to permit setting of all
functions, it is indispensable to use only the latest version of configuration
software (version 2.08 or newer) and operating manual.
The use of old operating manuals or configuration programs out of date may
lead to malfunctions or limitations of the measuring functions.
1.1 Scope of Delivery
The following parts are included in the scope of delivery and must be contained in the shipment:
•Analog I/O Card A6620
•This product information
Accessories (not included in the delivery):
•MMS ParaKit (order no.: 9510−00027)
If the contents are incomplete or if there is any damage, so directly complain at the bearer. The
competent epro−sales agency must be also informed, to enable repair or replacement for the
monitor. Repair or calibration of this instrument may only be done at epro.

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1.2 CSA Certification
STOP
For valid CSA certification, all devices (IMR 6000/xx and A6000 modules)
must be marked with the respective CSA lable.
If no CSA lable is available on the respective device, this device is not CSA
certified!
The respective CSA lable looks as shown in the following picture.
1.3 CSA −Conditions of acceptability
This device must be supplied with safety low voltage SELV LPS (C22.2 60950−1) 24V. The
voltage required for operation must be drawn from a separate power supply.
The IMR system should be placed in a suitable fire enclosure.
The IMR system is evaluated for an ambient of 0°C to 45°C.
Adequate ventilation space has to be provided so that heat does not build up. The ventilation
space must be at least 1 RU (13/4 inch) in all directions. If the ambient temperature of the rack
rises above 45 °C, cool this instrument with a forced air fan, cooler, or similar.
When mounting several IMR units above each other in one cabinet, install cooling fan racks in
between instead of the ventilation space. The necessary specifications for cooling fan racks
result from the environmental and sitting criterions of the cabinet and thus cannot be defined
generally.
1.4 Advice for Installation
STOP
According to the IEC 61010 directive, permanently installed systems must be
equipped with a power disconnect device (e.g. a switch or circuit−breaker
according to IEC60947−1 and IEC60947−3). When using an IMR rack, in
compliance with this directive, such a switch or breaker must be implemented
into the cabinet installation and easily accessible for the user. Furthermore,
each disconnect devices must be labeled in accordance to the associated
system.

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1.5 Installation and Mounting
A prepared 3U slot in a 19” rack, or other Intermas−compatible enclosure, is required for
mounting the A6620 monitor. The slot must be fitted with a 48−pin plug connector (DIN 41612,
design F 48 M). The pin assignment is listed in the following table.
d b z
2UB+ (+ 24V) U−(0V/Common) UN+ (+24V redundant) 2
4A (RS 485) BP (Common) RS 485 B (RS 485) 4
6analog input 1 + analog input 1 GND analog input 1 −6
8analog input 2 + analog input 2 GND analog input 2 −8
10 analog input 3 + analog input 3 GND analog input 3 −10
12 analog input 4 + analog input 4 GND analog input 4 −12
14 binary input 1 + binary input 2 + binary input 3 + 14
16 binary input 4 + binary input 1−4 GND current output 1 + 16
18 not assigned not assigned current output 1 −18
20 current output 2 + current output 3 + current output 4 + 20
22 current output 2 −current output 3 −current output 4 −22
24 binary output U2 + binary output U2 −/ U3 −binary output U3 + 24
26 binary output CC 1 binary output CC 2 binary output CC 3 26
28 binary output CC 4 binary output OUT 1 binary output OUT 2 28
30 binary output OUT 3 binary output OUT 4 binary output OUT 5 30
32 binary output OUT 6 binary output OUT 7 binary output OUT 8 32
Jumper RS 485
RS 485 bus operation requires an electrical terminator on the first and last bus device.
This is done with plug−in jumpers on the controller board. The figure shows the position of the
jumpers.

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To activate the bus terminator and to place lines “A” and “B” on the references, plug the jumpers
as shown in Fig. 1 b). Fig. 1 a) shows the jumper position for deactivated bus termination and
open references (delivery status).
•Plug−in jumper 1−2 closed: Bus line “B” via pull−down resistor on ground
•Plug−in jumper 3−4 closed: 120 Ωresistor between “A” and “B”
•Plug−in jumper 5−6 closed: Bus line “A” via pull−up resistor on +5 V
135
246
135
246
a) b)
Fig. 1: RS 485 jumper
iFor trouble−free operation of the RS 485 bus, the lines “A” and “B” in one mon-
itor must be connected on their references (+5 V, ground), this is only possible
if the bus terminator jumper is also set in this monitor.
Jumper Analog Input
The four differential−voltage−inputs are selectively operating in the range of $1 V, $10 V or
0/4 ... 20 mA. With the jumpers JP1, the analog input of each channel can be switched between
voltage−or current−input. The following picture shows the position of the jumpers.
If the jumpers are set as picture a) (Fig. 2), all analog inputs are working as voltage−inputs
(delivery status). If the jumpers set like picture b) (Fig. 2), all analog inputs are working as
current−inputs.

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1234
JP1
Chan. 1234
JP1
Chan.
a) b)
Fig. 2: Analog input jumper
Installation
1. Check the slot wiring prior to installing the monitor.
2. Push the A6620 monitor into the prepared slot and press it with light pressure into the plug
connector.
3. Hand tighten the two anchoring screws on the front panel to secure the monitor
Any other information, e. g. shielding and grounding, configuration of the monitor, etc., can be
found in the direction for use “Analog I/O Card A6620”, order number: 6110−90086.
1.6 Technical data
Only information with tolerances and limit values are considered as binding data. Data without
tolerances or error limits are provided as information only. We reserve the right to make technical
changes – particularly to the software.
All of the following information applies uniformly for channel 1 and channel 2, if not otherwise
specified.
1.6.1 Signal conditioning
Measured value inputs
Differential voltage amplification inputs, non−reactive, open−circuit and short−circuit proof.
Channel 1 IN1+: d06 / IN1−: z06 / IN1 COM: b06
Channel 2 IN2+: d08 / IN2−: z08 / IN1 COM: b08
Channel 3 IN3+: d10 / IN3−: z10 / IN1 COM: b10
Channel 4 IN4+: d12 / IN4−: z12 / IN1 COM: b12
Input nominal range −10 V ... +10 V DC
Limit range −15 V ... +15 V DC
Input resistance > 10 MΩ
50 Ω/ 0,1W Shunt switch on for current measurment
0/4 ... 20 mA

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Current output −characteristical value
The calculation of the characteristical value and its evaluation depends on the function
determined during configuration.
Current output 1 I1+: z16 / I1−: z18 (galvanically isolated)
Current output 2 I2+: d20 / I2−: d22 (galvanically isolated)
Current output 3 I3+: b20 / I3−: b22 (galvanically isolated)
Current output 4 I4+: z20 / I4−: z22 (galvanically isolated)
Nominal range 0...20 mA or 4...20 mA, depending on configuration
Life zero −mode in the 4...20 mA mode the output con be set to 0 mA
in case of a fault. This function is activated during
configuration.
Accuracy / resolution ±1 % of f.s.d. / 16 bit
Permissible load 500 Ω
1.6.2 Visualization
4 green channel clear LEDs on the front panel, one for each channel
Channel status = no error (OK) Continuous light
Channel status = error Dark
8 yellow LEDs for advising limit exceedings.
limit exceedings Continuous light
no limit exceedings Dark
Channel Clear outputs
Opto−decoupled collector/emitter segments
Channel clear channel 1 d26
Channel clear channel 2 b26
Channel clear channel 3 z26
Channel clear channel 4 d28
Voltage supply d24 and z24 (redundant)
GND for all outputs b24
Ext. disabled or status = failure C−E non conducting, max perm. voltage 45 V
Not ext. disabled and status = OK C−E conducting, max. perm. current: 200 mA

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1.6.3 Binary inputs
For limit blocking, limit increase and latch resets.
Binary input 1 IN BIN1+: d14
Binary input 2 IN BIN2+: b14
Binary input 3 IN BIN3+: z14
Binary input 4 IN BIN4+: d16
Same GND for all inputs IN BIN GND: b16
Active input HIGH
Inactive input LOW or open
Signal level LOW: 0 ... +3 V, HIGH +13 ... +48 V
1.6.4 Function outputs and alarms
Limit settings
During configuration freely selectable depending on the relevant function.
Limit value 1 OUT1+: b28
Limit value 2 OUT2+: z28
Limit value 3 OUT3+: d30
Limit value 4 OUT4+: b30
Limit value 5 OUT5+: z30
Limit value 6 OUT6+: d32
Limit value 7 OUT7+: b32
Limit value 8 OUT8+: z32
voltage supply d24 and z24 (redundant)
GND for all outputs b24
Setting condition function and switching characteristic defined during
configuration
Adjustment range 0 ... 100 % of the configured measuring range
Maximum values for alarm outputs C−E off: max. voltage UCE = 48 V
C−E conducting: max. current ICE = 200 mA
Hysteresis freely selectable

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Response time
Configurable between 0 ... 25,5 seconds.
1.6.5 Communication interfaces
RS 232 interface
Front socket for connecting a laptop / computer for configuration and visualization purposes
Round plug connector on the front
side
Mini DIN socket type TM 0508A/6 for parameteriza-
tion cable (included in the operating kit)
RS 485 interface
d4, z4 bus interface for communication with an MMS 68xx epro analysis and diagnostic
system and the configuration software.
1.6.6 Power supply
The system supply voltages with their grounds, the signal inputs and supervision inputs /
outputs are galvanically isolated from each other.
Supply voltage inputs Two redundant, diode decoupled inputs for nominal
+24 V with common 0 V reference
Voltage input UB+ / UN+ d2 / z2
Common reference 0 V U−b2
Perm. voltage range 19 ... 31.2Vdc (IEC 654−2 class DC 4)
CSA: 24Vdc; SELV LPS
Power consumption Max. 6 W, at 24 V max. 250 mA
The monitor system voltages, and thus the 0 V / common connections for the measurement
and monitoring inputs and outputs, are galvanically separated.
Monitor system voltage
The module system voltages required for the internal supply are permanently checked on low
voltage. If “Low voltage” is detected, an error message will be given.

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1.6.7 Environmental conditions
Application class KTF in accordance with DIN 40040
Ambient temperature
Reference temperature +25°C
Nominal use range 0 ... +45°C (CSA requirement and recommended range)
max. range −10°C ... +65°C (not CSA conform)
Storage, transport temperature −30 ... +85°C
Operating altitude up to 2000m above sea level
Relative humidity ≤95 %non condensing
Vibration In accordance with IEC−68 −2 Part 6
Path 0.15 mm at 10 ... 55 Hz
Acceleration 19.6 mm/s2at 55 ... 150 Hz
Shock In accordance with IEC-68 - 2 Part 29
Peak acceleration value 98 m/s2
Nominal duration of shock 15 ms
Enclosure protection class IP 00, open design in accordance with DIN 40050
EMC immunity In accordance with EN 50 081−1 / EN 50 082−2
satisfied
Allowed degree of pollution Category 2 (According to IEC 61010−1)
Enviromental Area Indoor use only
1.6.8 Mechanical structure
PCB Euro format (100 mm x 160 mm) in accordance with
DIN 41494
Width 6 TE (approximately 30 mm)
Plug connector DIN 41612, form F 48 M
Front element
4 LEDs green Channel Clear channel 1 / 2
8 LEDs red Alarms channels 1 / 2
4 SMB socket connectors For sensor channel 1 / 2
TTL−Pulse channel 1 / 2
1 mini DIN round socket connector RS 232 for connecting a laptop / computer
(for configuration and visualization purposes)
Weight Approximately 320 g without packaging,
approximately 450 g with standard packaging

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Analoge I/O Karte
2DANALOGE I/O KARTE
Die 4-kanalige I/O Karte A6620 ist eine Baugruppe des A6000 Maschinenüber−
wachungssystems. Der Monitor dient der Aufnahme von analogen Eingangssignalen im
Bereich 0 ... $10 V oder 0/4 ... 20 mA, die in Digitalwerte gewandelt und über die RS 232 oder
RS 485 Schnittstelle an einen Rechner übermittelt werden können. Zusätzlich können die Werte
auch über 4 galvanisch getrennte Ausgänge als analoge Ströme im Bereich 0/4 ... 20 mA
ausgegeben werden.
Zur Überwachung der Signale auf Grenzwertüberschreitung können für jeden der vier Kanäle
ein Voralarm und ein Hauptalarm eingestellt werden.
i
In dieser Produktinformation wird die Montage und der elektrische Anschluss
des Monitors beschrieben.
Für den sicheren Betrieb des Monitors muss die Gebrauchsanleitung
“Analoge I/O Karte A6620” (Bestellnr. 6100−90086) unbedingt beachtet
werden. Die Gebrauchsanleitung befindet sich im pdf−Format auf der CD mit
der Konfigurationssoftware. Sie enthält unter anderem Informationen zur
Konfiguration und Bedienung des A6620.
Um den sicheren Betrieb des Monitors zu gewährleisten und um alle
Funktionen des Gerätes einstellen zu können ist es erforderlich, die jeweils
aktuellste Version von Konfigurationssoftware (ab Version 2.08) und
Gebrauchsanleitung zu verwenden.
Die Verwendung älterer Konfigurationsprogramme oder Gebrauchs−
anleitungen kann Funktionseinschränkungen oder Fehlfunktionen zur Folge
haben.
2.1 Lieferumfang
Folgende Teile gehören zum Lieferumfang und müssen in der Sendung enthalten sein:
•Analoge I/O Karte A6620
•diese Produktinformation
Zubehör (nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten)
•MMS ParaKit (Best.−Nr. 9510−00027)
Sollte der Inhalt unvollständig sein oder irgend welche Defekte vorliegen, so muss beim
Überbringer sofort reklamiert werden. Außerdem muss die zuständige epro Verkaufsstelle
verständigt werden, um Reparatur oder Ersatz des Geräts zu ermöglichen. Eventuell
erforderliche Reparaturen oder Kalibrierungen von A6000 Monitoren sind nur im epro−Werk
möglich.

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2.2 CSA Zertifizierung
STOP
Zur gültigen CSA Zertifizierung müssen alle Geräte (IMR 6000/xx und A6000)
mit einem entsprechenden CSA Label versehen worden sein.
Für den Fall das kein CSA Lable auf dem Gerät angebracht wurde ist dieses
Gerät nicht CSA zugelassen!
Das entspechende CSA Label sieht wie nachfolgend dargestellt aus.
2.3 CSA −Akzeptanzkriterien
Dieses Gerät muss mit Schutzkleinspannung SELV LPS (C22.2 60950−1) 24V betrieben
werden. Diese Betriebsspannung muss von einem seperaten Speisegerät bezogen werden.
Das IMR−System sollte in einem zweckmäßigen Feuerschutzgehäuse installiert werden.
Das IMR−System ist bewertet für einen Umgebungstemperaturbereich von 0°C bis 45°C.
Es muss angemessener Zirkulationsfreiraum vorgesehen werden damit sich keine Hitze
aufstauen kann. Der Zirkulationsfreiraum muss mindestens 1 HE (13/4 inch) in allen Richtungen
betragen. Für den Fall das die Umgebungstemperatur des Racks über 45°C steigt müssen die
gerätschaften mit einem festen Lüfter, einer Kühlvorrichtung etc. auf den entsprechend
zugelassenen Temperaturbereich heruntergekühlt werden.
Werden mehrere 19” Rahmen übereinander in einem Schaltschrank installiert so sollten
anstelle des Zirkulationsfreiraum entsprechende 1HE Lüftereinschübe installiert werden. Da die
notwendigen Spezifikationen derartiger Lüfter aus den Umgebungs−und Standortbedingungen
des Schaltschrankes resultieren können keine generellen Lüfterspezifikationen festgelegt
werden.

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2.4 Hinweis zur Installation
STOP
Gemäß der IEC 61010 Richtlinie müssen fest installierte Systeme mit einer
Trenneinrichtung (ggf. einem Schalter und/ oder einem Leitungsschutz−
schalter nach IEC60947−1 und IEC60947−3) zum unterbrechen der
Spannungsversorgung ausgestattet sein. Bei Verwendung eines IMR
Systems kann dies, unter Beachtung dieser Richtlinie, durch einen Schalter
oder Leistungsschalter erfolgen.
Dazu muss sich dieser in der Gebäude−bzw. Schaltschrankinstallation
befinden, in unmittelbarer Nähe zum System implementiert sein und für den
Anwender leicht zugänglich sein.
Des weiteren muss jede derartige Trenneinrichtung entsprechend dem
zugehörigen System gekennzeichnet bzw. beschriftet sein.
2.5 Installation und Montage
Für die Montage des A6620 Monitors wird ein vorbereiteter Steckplatz in einem 19”
Baugruppenträger mit 3 HE oder ein anderes Intermas−Kompatibles Gehäuse benötigt. Der
Steckplatz muss mit einem 48−poligen Steckverinder (DIN 41612, Bauform F 48 M)
ausgestattet sein. Die Pin−Belegung ist in der nachfolgenden Tabelle aufgeführt.
d b z
2UB+ (+ 24V) U−(0V/Common) UN+ (+24V redundant) 2
4A (RS 485) BP (Common) RS 485 B (RS 485) 4
6Analogeingang 1 + Analogeingang 1 GND Analogeingang 1 −6
8Analogeingang 2 + Analogeingang 2 GND Analogeingang 2 −8
10 Analogeingang 3 + Analogeingang 3 GND Analogeingang 3 −10
12 Analogeingang 4 + Analogeingang 4 GND Analogeingang 4 −12
14 Binäreingang 1 + Binäreingang 2 + Binäreingang 3 + 14
16 Binäreingang 4 + Binäreingang 1−4 GND Stromausgang 1 + 16
18 nicht belegt nicht belegt Stromausgang 1 −18
20 Stromausgang 2 + Stromausgang 3 + Stromausgang 4 + 20
22 Stromausgang 2 −Stromausgang 3 −Stromausgang 4 −22
24 Binärausgang U2 + Binärausgang U2 −/ U3 −Binärausgang U3 + 24
26 Binärausgang CC 1 Binärausgang CC 2 Binärausgang CC 3 26
28 Binärausgang CC 4 Binärausgang OUT 1 Binärausgang OUT 2 28
30 Binärausgang OUT 3 Binärausgang OUT 4 Binärausgang OUT 5 30
32 Binärausgang OUT 6 Binärausgang OUT 7 Binärausgang OUT 8 32

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Product Information / Produktinformation A6620
Analoge I/O Karte
Jumper für RS 485
Der Betrieb des RS 485 Busses erfordert einen elektrischen Abschluss jeweils am ersten und
letzten Gerät des Busses.
Dies geschieht mit den Steckbrücken, die sich auf dem Mainboard befinden. Das folgende Bild
zeigt die Position der Jumper.
Um den Bus−Abschluss zu aktivieren und die Leitungen “A“ und “B“ auf die Bezüge zu legen,
stecken Sie die Jumper wie in Fig. 3 b) gezeigt. Das Fig. 3 a) zeigt die Jumperposition für einen
deaktivierten Bus−Abschluss und offene Bezüge (Auslieferungszustand).
•Steckbrücke 1−2 geschlossen: Busleitung “B” über Pull−down Widerstand an Masse
•Steckbrücke 3−4 geschlossen: 120 ΩWiderstand zwischen “A” und “B”
•Steckbrücke 5−6 geschlossen: Busleitung “A” über Pull−up Widerstand an +5 V
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a) b)
Fig. 3: RS 485 Jumper
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Für einen störungsfreien Betrieb des RS 485 Busses müssen die Leitungen
“A” und “B” in einem Monitor auf ihre Bezüge (+5 V; Masse) gelegt werden,
dies ist nur möglich, wenn in diesem Monitor auch der Busabschluss−Jumper
gesetzt ist.