Magnescale MG70-EI User manual

MG70-EI
取扱説明書/ Instruction Manual
EtherNet/IPインターフェイスユニットメインモジュール/
EtherNet/IP Interface unit Main module
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PRECAUTIONS FOR CORRECT USE
zConnect cables to the unit property as shown in the
instruction manual. Not doing so may result in a failure of
the unit.
zDo not install the unit in the following places:
• Locations subject to direct sunlight
• Locations subject to temperatures or humidity outside the
range specified in the specifications
• Locations subject to condensation as the result of severe
changes in temperature
• Locations subject to corrosive or flammable gases
• Locations subject to dust (especially iron dust) or salts
• Locations subject to exposure to water, acid, oil, or chemicals
• Locations subject to shock or vibration
zTake appropriate and sufficient countermeasures when using
the unit in the following locations:
• Locations subject to static electricity or other forms of noise
• Locations subject to strong electromagnetic fields
• Locations subject to possible exposure to radioactivity
• Locations close to power supplies
zDo not drop the product to the ground or expose to excessive
vibration or mechanical shocks. The product may be damaged
and may not function properly.
zUse a dedicated packing box to transport the unit. Avoid
excessive shock or vibration during transportation.
zWire the unit properly as shown in the instruction manual.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
zDefinition of Precautionary Information
Caution
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, may result in minor or
moderate injury, or property damage.
zCautions
Caution
Do not attempt to take any unit apart while the power
is being supplied. Doing so may result in electric shock.
Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or modify any
units. Any attempt to do so may result in electric shock.
zDo not use the product at voltages other than the
specified power voltage. This could result in a fire or
electric shock.
zDo not perform installation work with wet hands. This
could result in an electric shock.
zDo not disassemble or modify the product. This could
result in a burn or other injury. Disassembling or
modifying the product will void the warranty.
zDo not damage, modify, excessively bend, pull on, place
heavy objects on or heat the cable. This could damage
the cable and result in a fire or electric shock.
PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE USE
zTake all possible safety measures when mounting the product
and operating a mounted device.
zWhen connecting and disconnecting a signal cable, be sure to
grasp by the plug section, not the cable.
zThe product does not have an explosion-proof structure.
Therefore, do not use the unit in an atmosphere containing
flammable gas. This could result in a fire.
zIf anything unusual (smoke, sound, smell, etc.) occurs
during installation or operation, immediately unplug
connection cables and contact the Service Center. Continued
usage in this situation can result in a fire, electric shock, or
breakdown.
System names and product names used in this manual are
the trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective
companies.
Trademarks

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Contents
Contents ................................................................................................................................... 1
1. Introduction.......................................................................................................................... 2
2. Basic Information ................................................................................................................ 3
2.1. Equipment used .............................................................................................................. 3
2.2. Equipment connection configuration............................................................................... 4
3. Downloading the necessary files....................................................................................... 5
4. MG70-EI (X20BC0088) main unit settings ......................................................................... 6
4.1. IP address settings.......................................................................................................... 6
4.2. Downloading the configuration file.................................................................................. 9
5. Operations to be performed using Logix Designer ....................................................... 10
5.1. Importing L5K file .......................................................................................................... 10
5.2. Reflection to an existing project .....................................................................................11
5.3. IP address settings........................................................................................................ 15
6. (Reference) Creation of various files by the user .......................................................... 16
6.1. FieldbusDESIGNER introduction.................................................................................. 16
6.1.1. Overview................................................................................................................. 16
6.1.2. Installation procedure ............................................................................................. 16
6.1.3. License registration ................................................................................................ 17
6.2. Downloading the necessary files .................................................................................. 18
6.3. Operations to be performed using FieldbusDESIGNER............................................... 18
6.3.1. Hardware upgrade.................................................................................................. 18
6.3.2. New project creation............................................................................................... 20
6.3.3. Build project............................................................................................................ 23
6.3.4. Build........................................................................................................................ 26

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1. Introduction
The MG70-EI is a EtherNet/IP Interface unit Main module created by Bernecker +
Rainer Industrie Elektronik (hereafter, B&R) and sold by Magnescale Co., Ltd.
This manual describes the operation necessary in the Rockwell Automation
development environment (Logix Designer) when introducing the MG70-EI, MG71-CM
and digital gauges.
For information concerning the MG70-EI and MG71-CM, refer to the corresponding
device specifications available on the B&R website.
Also, for information concerning Logix Designer, refer to the corresponding Rockwell
Automation manual and Help function of Logix Designer.

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2. Basic Information
EtherNet/IP uses the terms “scanner” and “adapter” in place of “master” and “slave”,
respectively.
This section shows the adapter (MG70-EI) side components used in the descriptions in
this manual, and the connection configuration of the various equipment.
2.1. Equipment used
Table 2-1 List ofequipment used onthe adapter side
Magnescale
model name
B&R
model number
Description
Appearance
Qty.
MG70-EI
X20BC0088
×
1
X20BB80 ×1
X20PS9400 ×1
X20TB12 ×1
EtherNet/IP Interface unit
Main module (adapter)
1
MG71-CM
X20DC11A6
×
1
X20BM11 ×1
X20TB12 ×1
Counter module
1
Supplied cable used to
connect a Counter module
and a digital gauge
* When shipped from the
factory, the loose wire side
of the supplied cable is
connected to the Counter
module.
1
DK800S Series
or
DK10/25/50/100
Series
Digital Gauge
- DK800S Series
1
Digital Gauge
- DK10/25/50/100 Series

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2.2. Equipment connection configuration
Fig 2-2 Adapter side connection diagram
The Ethernet cable used to connect the scanner side and the MG70-EI should be
shielded in accordance with the operating environment. Use a shielded RJ45 (8P8C)
connector as the MG70-EI side connector.
X20BB80
X20PS9400
X20TB12
X20TB12 X20DC11A6
X20BC0088
Ethernet cable
(MG70-EI side: RJ45 connector)
DC24V
GND
Supplied cable
Blue
Yellow
Orange
Gray
Green
Purple
Red
White
MG70-EI
Scanner side
Digital Gauge
MG71-CM
X20BM11

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3. Downloading the necessary files
1. Access the Magnescale website
(http://www.magnescale.com/mgs/language/english/), and select:
“Products”
→“Digital Gauge”
→“MG70/71”
→“Software”
Click “Download” of the MG70-EI corresponding to the number of MG71-CM to
be used, and download the file.
2. Save the downloaded file in the appropriate location, and extract the file using
file extraction software.

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4. MG70-EI (X20BC0088) main unit settings
4.1. IP address settings
The main unit IP address settings are made using the X20BC0088 Web server
function.
Check the following items before making the settings.
・The number of nodes switch of the X20BC0088 should be set to “0xFF” before
supplying power to the X20BC0088.
・The development computer and the X20BC0088 should not be connected.
* This is to prevent IP address conflict between the development computer and the
X20BC0088.
1. Temporarily set the IP address of the development computer to “192.168.100.2”
and the subnet mask to “255.255.255.0”.
2. Use an Ethernet cable to directly connect the development computer and the
X20BC0088.
3. Start up a Web browser such as Internet Explorer.
4. Enter “192.168.100.1” in the URL field and access that IP address.
This operation enables access of the X20BC0088 Web server.
Fig 4-1 X20BC0088 -- IP address setting -- No.1

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5. Select “Advanced” from the left menu, and select “Set Network Parameters”
from the expanded menu.
Fig 4-2 X20BC0088 -- IP address setting -- No.2
6. Click “Login”.
Set “Username” to “admin” and “Password” to “X20BC0088” , and click “Login”.
* The username and password can be changed from “Advanced” after login.
7. Click “Reset Form”.
The default network parameters are automatically entered.
After that, set “Host name”, “IP address”, “Subnet mask”, and “Standard
gateway” to the desired values (the values to be used with the actual network),
and click “Submit”.
* In the example in this manual, “IP address” is set to “192.168.0.100” and
“Subnet mask” is set to “255.255.255.0”.
When using a router, set “Standard gateway” to the IP address of the router.
Fig 4-3 X20BC0088 -- IP address setting -- No.3
8. Turn off the X20BC0088 power, set the number of nodes switch to “0x00”, and
then turn the power back on again.
9. Set the network parameters of the development computer to arbitrary values
within the range that can be accessed relative to the network parameters set in
step 7 above.
*In this manual, “IP address” is set to “192.168.0.1” and “Subnet mask” is set to
“255.255.255.0”.

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10. Enter the IP address set in step 7 above in the URL field of the Web browser, and
check that the X20BC0088 Web server can be accessed.
Also check that the “IP address” and other values of “Network Settings” on the
“Adapter Status” page have been changed to the values set in step 7.
Fig 4-4 X20BC0088 -- IP address setting -- No.4

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4.2. Downloading the configuration file
1. Access the X20BC0088 Web server from the Web browser.
* In the example in this manual, “192.168.0.100” is accessed.
2. Select “Configuration” from the left menu．
Fig 4-5 X20BC0088 -- Downloading the configuration file -- No.1
3. Click “Login” to log in.
* At the factory defaults, “Username” is “admin” and “Password” is
“X20BC0088”.
4. Click “Browse…” and select the configuration file (filename extension “bin”)
downloaded in section 3 above.
Fig 4-6 X20BC0088 -- Downloading the configuration file -- No.2
5. Click “Start Download”.
The selected configuration file will be downloaded to the X20BC0088.
The X20BC0088 will automatically restart after the download is completed.

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5. Operations to be performed using Logix
Designer
The description in this section uses the Rockwell Automation “Logix Designer V27.00”
as the development environment.
This description also uses the Rockwell Automation (Allen-Bradley) 1769-L18ER-BB1B
(CPU, EtherNet/IP scanner) as the network element. The network is constructed locally,
and the IP address of each element is set as a static IP address as shown below.
Table 5-1 IP address settings of various equipment used in the description ofLogix
Designer introduction
Equipment name IP address Subnet mask value
Development computer 192.168.0.1
255.255.255.0
1769-L18ER-BB1B
󲷇CPU，EtherNet/IP scanner󲷈192.168.0.10
X20BC0088󲷇EtherNet/IP adapter󲷈192.168.0.100
5.1. Importing L5K file
1. Start up Logix Designer, and select “File” →“Open…” from the menu.
After that, a file-selection window will be displayed.
Fig. 5-1 Logix Designer --Importing L5K file-- No.1
2. Select the L5K file downloaded in section 3 above.
Project save will be requested, so save the project in the appropriate location.
* If controller change is requested when saving the project, select any controller
from the list. (The subsequent procedure is the same regardless of the
selection.)
3. When the above procedure is performed, a Logix Designer project file (ACD file)
based on the L5K file contents will be created and automatically open.
Fig. 5-2 Logix Designer --Importing L5K file-- No.2

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5.2. Reflection to an existing project
1. Start up two Logix Designers, open the project created in section 5.1 above in
one Logix Designer, and open an existing project (or a new project) in the other
Logix Designer.
* This manual describes the opening of a new project.
2. Select “ETHERNET-MODULE ST1” under “I/O Configuration” in the project
created in section 5.1 above, and drag and drop it to “Ethernet” of the new
project.
Fig. 5-3 Logix Designer --Reflection toan existingproject -- No.1

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3. With the same operation, move “CopyInputData” and “CopyOutputData” under
“Tasks” to the existing project side. Likewise, move “ST1_INPUT” and
“ST1_OUTPUT” under “Data Types” to the existing project side.
Fig. 5-4 Logix Designer --Reflection toan existingproject -- No.2
4. Open “Controller Tags” with “Edit Tags” of both projects, and move the
“ST1_inp” and “ST1_out” tags to the existing project side.
Fig. 5-5 Logix Designer --Reflection toan existingproject -- No.3

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5. Right-click “MainTask” on the existing project side, and select “Properties”.
Fig. 5-6 Logix Designer --Reflection toan existingproject -- No.4
6. Select the “Program Schedule” tab in the Properties window, and arrange the
“Scheduled” items in order of “CopyInputData”, “MainProgram”,
“CopyOutputData”.
* Arrange the items so that the program that will use the MG70-EI I/O data is
located between “CopyInputData” and “CopyOutputData”.
When finished, click “OK”.
Fig. 5-7 Logix Designer --Reflection toan existingproject -- No.5

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7. Open the “CopyInputData” program and delete the “ADD” command.
Fig. 5-8 Logix Designer --Reflection toan existingproject -- No.6
8. Open the “CopyOutputData” program, and delete the “ADD” command．
Fig. 5-9 Logix Designer --Reflection toan existingproject -- No.7
9. This completes reflection to an existing project.
Delete
Delete

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5.3. IP address settings
1. Start up Logix Designer and open the existing project used in the reflection task
in section 5.2 above.
2. Right-click the added “ETHERNET-MODULE ST1”, and select “Properties”.
Fig. 5-10 Logix Designer --IP address settings -- No.1
3. Select the “General” tab in the Properties window, set “IP Address” to the IP
address value set in section 4.1 above, and click “OK”.
Fig. 5-11Logix Designer --IP address settings -- No.2
4. This completes the X20BC0088 IP address-setting task on Logix Designer.

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6. (Reference) Creation of various files by
the user
To use a number of MG71-CM not available on the Magnescale website with the
MG70-EI, or to change the I/O data to be used, use the B&R software FieldbusDESIGNER.
The description in this section assumes that the FieldbusDESIGNER version is
V3.0.80.42.
6.1. FieldbusDESIGNER introduction
6.1.1. Overview
FieldbusDESIGNER is free software created by B&R, and can be used to create the
configuration files (EDS file, etc.) for some of B&R’s industrial network bus controllers.
6.1.2. Installation procedure
1. Access the B&R website (http://www.br-automation.com/), and select:
Downloads
→Product Groups：Software
→Software：FieldbusDESIGNER
Download “Automation Studio FieldbusDESIGNER”.
2. Extract the downloaded ZIP file and execute “Install.exe”.
* If the file cannot be executed, execute “\Setups\FieldbusDESIGNER
V3.0.80.exe” located in the same layer.
3. Select the language to be used by the installer.
4. Start up the Installation Wizard.
Follow the instructions on the screen thereafter.
* Select “B&R I/O Configuration” as the installation type.
Fig 6-1 FieldbusDESIGNER --Selecting the installation type
Select

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6.1.3. License registration
If the FieldbusDESIGNER license has not yet been registered, follow the procedure
below and register the license.
※The software can be used for a 30-day trial period in the unregistered condition.
Once this trial period has passed, FieldbusDESIGNER cannot be used until license
registration is performed.
■Getting a FieldbusDESIGNER serial number
An 11-digit serial number is needed to register the FieldbusDESIGNER license.
* A B&R website login account (contact B&R to get an account) and a computer with
an Internet connection are needed to get the serial number.
1. Access the serial number get request page on the B&R website:
(http://service.br-automation.com/br_applications/fieldbusdesigner.jsp)
2. Username and password entry are requested.
Enter the username and password obtained from B&R, and click “Login”.
3. When login is successful, a FieldbusDESIGNER serial number will be displayed.
Make a note of this serial number.
■Online license registration method
The license registration method using a computer with an Internet connection is
described below.
1. Start up FieldbusDESIGNER, and select “Help” →“About Automation Studio”
from the menu.
2. Click “Relicense…” in the displayed popup window.
3. Enter the 11-digit serial number obtained for FieldbusDESIGNER in the “B&R
serial number” field of the displayed popup window, and click “License
automatically (online)”.
4. Authentication is performed online, and if there are no problems, the
information for the license used will be displayed in a popup window.
Performing the above procedure completes the license registration.
■Offline license registration method
The license registration method using a computer without an Internet connection is
described below.
1. Start up FieldbusDESIGNER, and select Help→About Automation
Studiofrom the menu.
2. Click “Relicense…” in the displayed popup window.
3. Enter the 11-digit serial number obtained for FieldbusDESIGNER in the “B&R
serial number” field of the displayed popup window, and click “License
automatically (offline)”.
4. Make a note of the entire character string displayed in the “System code
(Sys-ID)” field of the displayed popup window.

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5. Access the license registration page on the B&R website.
(http://service.br-automation.com/softwareRegistration/bin/index.jsp)
6. Enter the character string displayed in “System code (Sys-ID)” in the “System
Code” field, and click “Register”.
7. An offline activation code will be displayed. Make a note of this code.
8. Return to the previous popup window, enter the activation code in the “License
code (Sec-ID)” field, and click “OK”.
9. If there are no problems, the information for the license used will be displayed in
a popup window.
Performing the above procedure completes the license registration.
6.2. Downloading the necessary files
1. Access the B&R website (http://www.br-automation.com/), and select:
“Downloads”
→“Product Groups：Control and I/O systems”
→“Control and I/O systems：X20 System”
→“X20 System：Counter modules”
→“Counter modules：X20DC11A6”
Download “V3.0 HW Upgrade (X20DC11A6) ”.
2. Save the downloaded file in the appropriate location, and extract the file using
file extraction software.
6.3. Operations to be performed using FieldbusDESIGNER
6.3.1. Hardware upgrade
1. Start up FieldbusDESIGNER.
2. Select “Tools” →“Upgrade…” from the menu.
Fig 6-2 FieldbusDESIGNER – Hardware upgrade -- No.1
3. The upgradable hardware will be automatically searched online in the displayed
popup window. However, ignore this search and click “Browse local storage…”.
Fig 6-3 FieldbusDESIGNER -- Hardware upgrade -- No.2