JS Automation Corp EMA8308 User manual

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Contents
1. Forward ............................................................................................................................................5
2. Features.............................................................................................................................................6
2.1 EMA8308/EMA8308D..............................................................................................................6
2.2 ADP8308DIN DIN rail mounted wiring board .........................................................................6
3. Specifications....................................................................................................................................7
3.1 EMA8308/EMA8308D..............................................................................................................7
3.2 ADP8308DIN DIN rail mounted wiring board .........................................................................8
4. Layout and dimensions....................................................................................................................9
4.1 EMA8308 Layout......................................................................................................................9
4.2 EMA8308 Dimension................................................................................................................9
4.3 ADP8308DIN DIN rail mounted wiring board .......................................................................10
5. Pin definitions.................................................................................................................................11
5.1 JM1 pin definitions..................................................................................................................11
5.2 JM2 pin definitions..................................................................................................................11
5.3 JM3 pin definitions..................................................................................................................11
6. I/O Interface diagram....................................................................................................................12
6.1 Analog input diagram ..............................................................................................................12
6.2 Analog output diagram ............................................................................................................13
7. System Reset...................................................................................................................................14
7.1 Normal system reset.................................................................................................................14
7.2 Reset to default ........................................................................................................................14
8. ADP8308DIN Jumper settings and connector definition...........................................................15
8.1 Jumper setting..........................................................................................................................15
8.2 Connector definition ................................................................................................................15
9. Applications....................................................................................................................................16
10. Ordering information....................................................................................................................17

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Notes on hardware installation
For more detail of step by step installation guide, please refer the file
“..\download\Supplemental_technical_data\Step_by_step_installation_of_EMA_module.pdf “on the CD
come with the product or download the document from
http://www.automation.com.tw/common/Supplemental_technical_data.htm

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Warranty
The EMA8308/D are warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two
years from the date of shipment, as evidenced by receipts or serial no. on board. JS automation Corp.
will, at its option, repair or replace product that proves to be defective during the warranty period. This
warranty includes parts, labor and shipping costs of returning.
Except as specified herein, JS automation Corp. makes no warranties, express or implied, and
specifically disclaims any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Customer’s
right to recover damages caused by fault or negligence on the part of JS automation Corp. shall be
limited to the amount theretofore paid by the customer. JS automation Corp. will not be liable for
damages resulting from loss of data, profits, use of products, or incidental or consequential damages,
even if advised of the possibility thereof. This limitation of the liability of JS automation Corp. will
apply regardless of the form of action, whether in contract or tort, including negligence. Any action
against JS automation Corp. must be brought within one year after the cause of action accrues.
JS automation Corp. shall not be liable for any delay in performance due to causes beyond its reasonable
control. The warranty provided herein does not cover damages, defects, malfunctions, or service failures
caused by owner’s failure to follow the JS automation Corp. installation, operation, or maintenance
instructions; owner’s modification of the product; owner’s abuse, misuse, or negligent acts; and power
failure or surges, fire, flood, accident, actions of third parties, or other events outside reasonable control.
If any defect occurs, you should email to us as the following form to get the fast response:
Detailed Company Information
Company/Organization:
Contact Person:
E-mail:
Address:
Country:
Tel/Fax:
Web Site:
Product information
product model:
serial no.:
Environment to Use: such as CPU board, Operating System, target application...
description of defect: (as detail as possible)

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1. Forward
Thank you for your selection of Ethernet module EMA8308 analog input output interface.
Thanks to the booming of network, Ethernet become a reliable and low cost solution for data
communication. To utilize the Ethernet as data communication highway of industrial control devices is
more attractive than ever. EMA8308 module is a simple web based analog I/O control module. Standard
type EMA8308 and EMA8308D is 16 bit version. While EMA8308D are 8 channels differential input,
EMA8308 and are single or differential type. You can choose the suitable type for their application to
achieve maximum resolution/cost. We have provided the dll’s of Window’s or Linux system, enabling
you coding the flexible application as you need. Stable, high reliability and remote addressable module
give you a new approach of application.
In the same series:
EMA8308 24bit uni-polar 8 differential /16 single end analog input, 2 16bit analog output
EMA8308D 24bit bi-polar 8 differential analog input, 2 16bit analog output
Any comment is welcome,
please visit our website
http://www.automation.com.tw/
http://www.automation-js.com/ for the up to date information.

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2. Features
2.1 EMA8308/EMA8308D
Analog input section
-Over-voltage protection on analog input
-High common mode voltage up to 10V (EMA8308D)
-24 bit accuracy
-10 samples per second
-Differential or single end analog input (EMA8308)
-Multiple analog input range: 0~5V, 0~10V, 4~20mA, 0~20mA (EMA8308)
-5~+5V, -10~+10V, 4~20mA, 0~20mA (EMA8308D)
Analog output section
-Over-load protection on analog output
--10V ~ +10V output
Ethernet section
-Direct web page control
-IP re-assignment
-10/100M auto detection
-Software key function
-Peer to peer response time <2ms
2.2 ADP8308DIN DIN rail mounted wiring board
2.2.1 Easy configuration of current or voltage input
2.2.2 Easy configuration for single end or differential input

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3. Specifications
3.1 EMA8308/EMA8308D
Analog input
3.1.1 Input points:
EMA8308:16 channels unipolar single end or differential
EMA8308D : 8 channels differential
3.1.2 Resolution: 24-bit
3.1.3 Offset error: 2.5uV(typ), 5uV(max)
3.1.4 Offset error drift: 20nV/oC
3.1.5 Input common mode rejection: 120dB
3.1.6 Sample rate: 10 samples/second
3.1.7 Input type: differential or single end (port programmable)
3.1.8 Input range:
EMA8308:0~5V(23bit), 0~10V(24bit), 0~20mA(23bit), 4~20mA(22bit)
EMA8308D:-5V~ +5V(23bit), -10V~ +10V(24bit), 0~20mA(23bit), 4~20mA(22bit)
3.1.9 Input filter: 7.03K, 3.52K, 1.76K, 879Hz
3.1.10 Over-voltage protection: 20Vdc(max)
Analog output
3.1.11 Output points: 2 channels
3.1.12 Resolution: 16-bit
3.1.13 Output range: -10V~ +10Vdc
3.1.14 Over load protection: 50mA(peak)
Ethernet
3.1.15 10/100M auto switch x 2 port
3.1.16 Peer to peer response time <2ms
General
3.1.17 Power requirement: 12Vdc ~24Vdc
3.1.18 Operation Temperature: 0~ +70 degree C
3.1.19 Storage Temperature: -20 ~ +80 degree C
3.1.20 Operation Humidity: 5~95% RH, non-condensing
3.1.21 Dimension: 115.4(L)*136(W)*34(H) mm
4.6(L)*5.4(W)*1.4(H) in

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3.2 ADP8308DIN DIN rail mounted wiring board
3.2.1 Connection : DB25 connector to connect EMA8308 module
3.2.2 Dimension : 86(W)*79(L)*52(H)mm , 3.4(W)*3.2(L)*2.1(H)in

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4. Layout and dimensions
4.1 EMA8308 Layout
LED1: system active LED
J2,J4: Ethernet RJ45 socket
JM1, JM2: analog input connector
JM3: analog output connector
JM4: external power 24V connector
SW2: system reset switch
DA0,DA1: factory preset voltage trimmer
4.2 EMA8308 Dimension

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4.3 ADP8308DIN DIN rail mounted wiring board

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5. Pin definitions
5.1 JM1 pin definitions
Differential
PIN NO.
Signal
AI0+
1
AI00
AI0-
2
AI01
AI1+
3
AI02
AI1-
4
AI03
GND
5
GND
AI2+
6
AI04
AI2-
7
AI05
AI3+
8
AI06
AI3-
9
AI07
GND
10
GND
5.2 JM2 pin definitions
Differential
PIN NO.
Signal
AI4+
1
AI10
AI4-
2
AI11
AI5+
3
AI12
AI5-
4
AI13
GND
5
GND
AI6+
6
AI14
AI6-
7
AI15
AI7+
8
AI16
AI7-
9
AI17
GND
10
GND
5.3 JM3 pin definitions
PIN NO.
DA0
1
DA0
DA1
2
DA1
GND
3
GND

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6. I/O Interface diagram
6.1 Analog input diagram
Type1 input:
For Differential Analog Input
AI0+ /AI0- ~ AI7+ /AI7- (Voltage data acquisition)
I/P specification:
VI**
VI ** (max)
10Vdc
VI** (min)
-10Vdc
II**
II** (max)
20mA
II** (min)
-20mA
Type2 input:
For Single end Analog Input
AI00 ~ AI07,AI10 ~ AI17 (Voltage data acquisition)
I/P specification:
VI**
VI** (max)
10Vdc
II**
II** (max)
20mA
Type3 input:
For Differential Analog Input
AI0+ /AI0- ~ AI7+ /AI7- (Current data acquisition)
I/P specification:
II**
II** (max)
20mA
II** (min)
-20mA
Type4 input:
For Single end Analog Input
AI00 ~ AI07,AI10 ~ AI17 (Current data acquisition)
I/P specification:
II**
II** (max)
20mA
II** (min)
0mA

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6.2 Analog output diagram
For Analog output DA0,DA1
O/P specification:
VO**
VO**(max)
10Vdc
VO** (min)
-10Vdc
IO**
IO** (max)
50mA
IO** (min)
0mA
Notes:
** VI, input voltage
** VO, output voltage
** II, input current
** IO, output current

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7. System Reset
The system reset switch SW2 has provide normal system reset and reset to default functions.
7.1 Normal system reset
Push the SW2 for more than 5 seconds, the power LED will flick at 3 HZ to signal the system has
already reset. Once you release the switch, the LED will return to normal flick rate.
7.2 Reset to default
Push the switch while power on (We suggest to push the switch first then power on and wait for 3
seconds) for 3 seconds, the LED will:
1. stop flick
2. flicking at 3 Hz--- system now setting default data
3. flicking at normal speed --- system now already reset, you can release the switch.
item
default value
IP
192.168.0.100
password
12345678
socket port
6936

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8. ADP8308DIN Jumper settings and connector definition
8.1 Jumper setting
The ADP8308DIN wiring board provides easy configuration of the input as single end or
differential in either voltage or current input mode.
Current data acquisition
Voltage data acquisition
Differential input
Single end input
Differential input
Single end input
AI0+ ~ AI7+
AI0- ~ AI7-
AI00~AI07
AI10~AI17
AI0+ ~ AI7+
AI0- ~ AI7-
AI00~AI07
AI10~AI17
*Note: To select Differential input or Single end input by configuring the jumper on port base
8.2 Connector definition
signal
pin no.
pin no.
signal
AI01
14
1
AI00
AI03
15
2
AI02
GND
16
3
GND
AI05
17
4
AI04
AI07
18
5
AI06
GND
19
6
GND
AI11
20
7
AI10
AI13
21
8
AI12
GND
22
9
GND
AI15
23
10
AI14
AI17
24
11
AI16
GND
25
12
GND
13
FG

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9. Applications
For remote analog voltage sensing
-- sensor signal sensing
-- analog voltage monitoring
For remote voltage output
-- remote voltage control

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10. Ordering information
PRODUCT
DESCRIPTIONS
EMA8308
Ethernet module, 24bit uni-polar 8 differential/16 single end analog input,
2 16bit analog output
EMA8308D
Ethernet module, 24bit bi-polar 8 differential analog input, 2 16bit analog
output
JD52038
110/220Vac to 24Vdc @1.5A power supply
JS52026
110/220Vac to 24Vdc @0.75A power adapter
ADP8308DIN
DIN rail mounted wiring board for EMA8308 (optional)
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