Hukseflux SR30-M2-D1 User manual

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Introduction
Congratulations with your purchase of the new SR30-M2-D1 pyranometer!
SR30-M2-D1 is the successor of the popular SR30-D1 pyranometer. Both are digital spectrally
flat Class A (secondary standard) pyranometers, with heating, internal ventilation, tilt sensor
and Modbus over RS-485 output. These fine instruments are made to serve you for a long time.
1) If this is your first SR30: then please follow SR30-M2-D1 installation instructions
in the SR30-M2-D1 user manual. A copy is sent with your Order Confirmation.
2) If you are replacing an older SR30-D1 or adding SR30-M2-D1 to a system or
network including SR30-D1’s: then please read this document first. It provides a
brief overview of the key differences between SR30-M2-D1 and the SR30-D1 model,
as well as a short installation guide for SR30-M2-D1. Following its instructions allows
you to benefit from the improvements SR30-M2-D1 offers:
2.1) If you keep using the cabling previously used for SR30-D1:
SR30-M2-D1 can be used with the same 5-pole M12-A connectors and cables
used for SR30-D1 model. However, in order to profit from the improvements
offered by SR30-M2-D1, it is recommended to make minor wiring
modifications. Please read the Specifications and Installation sections in this
memo carefully.
2.2) If you use new cabling: please read the Specifications and Installation
sections in this memo carefully, followed by the SR30-M2-D1 user manual.
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To:
Purchasers, installers and users of the new SR30-M2-D1
From:
The Hukseflux Team
Memo
Pages:
6
Date:
27 NOV, 2020
Your reference:
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Subject:
Overview important changes SR30-M2-D1
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Specifications
Main advantages of SR30-M2-D1 over the SR30-D1 model are:
•improved surge immunity through improved design of internal electronics and additional
surge protection
•improved signal integrity through the addition of a dedicated RS-485 common connection
This section is limited to electrical specifications of SR30-M2-D1. Other specifications of
SR30-M2-D1 are identical or comparable to the SR30-D1 specifications found in the
SR30-D1 manual. Modbus registers of SR30-M2-D1 are also identical to the Modbus
registers of SR30-D1. Refer to the respective manuals for a complete overview.
Table 1SR30-M2-D1 electrical specifications
CONNECTOR
Chassis connector
5-pole, male, M12-A connector
POWER SUPPLY
Operating voltage
8 to 30 V DC
Typical current consumption
@ 12 V operating voltage
•low power mode: < 10 mA
•medium power mode: < 60 mA
•standard operating mode: < 280 mA
DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
Hardware interface
2-wire (half-duplex) RS-485
RS-485 common mode range
± 25 V
Communication protocol
Modbus
Transmission mode
RTU
INTERNAL PROTECTION MEASURES
Power supply surge protection
(VDC[+] to VDC[-])
TVS diodes
Power supply TVS surge protection standoff
voltage
+ 30 V
Power supply TVS surge protection peak pulse
power capability
600 W
Power supply reverse polarity protection
included
RS-485 surge protection
([data+]/[data-] to signal ground)
TVS diodes
RS-485 TVS surge protection standoff voltage
± 24 V
RS-485 TVS surge protection peak pulse
power capability
350 W
Pyranometer body DC isolation voltage
(instrument body to signal ground, Viso)
400 V

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Installation
The wiring of SR30-M2-D1 is listed in Table 2 and illustrated in Figure 2.
Differences between SR30-D1 and SR30-M2-D1
From an installation perspective, the most significant difference between SR30-D1 and
SR30-M2-D1 is the addition of a dedicated RS-485 signal ground connection (blue signal
wire, pin #3) in the SR30-M2-D1 model. The use of this RS-485 signal ground connection
helps to maintain the RS-485 signal level within the common mode range of the transceiver,
thereby improving signal integrity.
When swapping an SR30-D1 for the SR30-M2-D1 model, it is recommended to disconnect
(isolate) the black signal wire from the RS-485 network common and connect the blue
signal wire to the RS-485 network signal ground, as shown in Figure 1 below.
The cables supplied by Hukseflux used for SR30-M2-D1 are identical to the cables used for
SR30-D1, however with SR30-M2-D1 all 5 wires are in use as compared to only 4 out of 5
with the SR30-D1 model.
NOTE: When SR30-D1 is installed using the recommended SR30-M2-D1 wiring
scheme, SR30-D1 RS-485 communication will NOT function reliably.
NOTE: When SR30-M2-D1 is installed using the recommended SR30-D1 wiring
scheme, users will NOT benefit from improved signal integrity.
Table 2 Wiring diagram of SR30-D1 and SR30-M2-D1. The pin numbering is explained in
Figure 1.
PIN WIRE SR30-D1
SR30-M2-D1
1 Brown VDC [+] VDC [+]
4 Black VDC [−] VDC [−]
3 Blue not connected RS-485 signal ground
2 White RS-485 [data+] B / B’ RS-485 [data+] B / B’
5 Grey RS-485 [data-] A / A’ RS-485 [data-] A / A’
Yellow shield shield
Figure 1 Connector layout of SR30, indicating PIN numbers (viewed from cable side)
1
2
3
4
5

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Figure 2 Comparison of the wiring of SR30-D1 (top) to the wiring of SR30-M2-D1 (bottom)
Power:
The instrument must be powered by an external power supply, providing an operating
voltage in the range specified in Table 1. This is the main power supply for the sensor, using
the brown and black signal wires. Do not exceed the maximum recommended operating DC
voltage range, as it will damage the sensor.

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Connecting to an RS-485 network:
SR30 is designed for two-wire (half-duplex) RS-485 network communication. In such a
network, SR30 acts as a slave, receiving data requests from the master. The typical
topology of an RS-485 two-wire network is shown in Figure 3. The RS-485 signal ground
(blue signal wire) must be connected to the network common.
At the last nodes in the network, on both sides, line termination resistors (LT) are required
to eliminate network signal reflection effects (see Figure 3). Failure to install line
termination resistors may compromise signal integrity. According to the EIA/TIA-485
standard, typical LT resistor values range from 120 to 150 Ω. Never place more than two LT
resistors on the network and never place the LT resistor on a derivation cable. Installing
more than two LT resistors causes excessive loads on the RS-485 bus which may
compromise signal integrity and potentially damage the equipment.
To minimise noise on the network when no transmission is occurring, a fail-safe biasing
network consisting of a pull up and a pull down resistor is required (see Figure 3). Typical
values for both resistors are in the range from 650 to 850 Ω. Fail-safe biasing keeps the
RS-485 bus in a well-defined state whenever none of the nodes are driving the bus.
Figure 3 Typical topology of a two-wire RS-485 network, figure adapted from: Modbus over
serial line specification and implementation guide V1.02 (www.modbus.org). Neither the
power supply nor any isolated interfaces that may be required are shown in this figure.
LT
LT
5 V
Pull up
Pull down
Balanced pair
RS-485 common
RS-485 B /B’ [+]
RS-485 A / A’ [-]
SR30-M2-D1
/ Slave 1
DR
Slave n
DR
D
R
Master