Moxa Technologies ioLogik 4000 Series User manual

ioLogik 4000 Series User’s Manual
Edition 4.1, September 2016
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ioLogik 4000 Series User’s Manual
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Table of Contents
1. Overview........................................................................................................................................... 1-1
ioLogik 4000 System Overview.............................................................................................................1-2
Package List.......................................................................................................................................1-2
Product Features ................................................................................................................................1-2
Product Specifications .........................................................................................................................1-3
2. Hardware Installation ....................................................................................................................... 2-1
System Architecture............................................................................................................................2-2
Connecting the Network Adapter to I/O Modules.....................................................................................2-3
Appearance ................................................................................................................................2-3
Installing I/O Modules on a DIN-Rail..............................................................................................2-4
Removing I/O Modules from a DIN-Rail..........................................................................................2-5
Installing an RTB (Removable Terminal Block) ................................................................................2-6
Connecting the Power System..............................................................................................................2-6
Connecting to the Network...................................................................................................................2-7
NA-4010 Ethernet Network Adapter...............................................................................................2-7
NA-4020 RS-485 Network Adapter ................................................................................................2-8
NA-4021 RS-232 Network Adapter ................................................................................................2-8
LED Indicators....................................................................................................................................2-9
LED Indicators for Network Adapters .............................................................................................2-9
LED Indicators for I/O Modules ...................................................................................................2-10
When to Use the Power Expansion Module ...........................................................................................2-11
When to Use the Field Power Distributor..............................................................................................2-11
When to Use the Potential Distributor..................................................................................................2-12
Safety Notes ....................................................................................................................................2-12
Installation and Cabling Precautions ............................................................................................2-12
Operating Precautions................................................................................................................2-12
3. Getting Started ................................................................................................................................. 3-1
Installing ioAdmin Utility......................................................................................................................3-2
Configuring the NA-4010 Ethernet I/O System .......................................................................................3-2
Initializing the IP Address.............................................................................................................3-2
Linking the Ethernet I/O System to ioAdmin ...................................................................................3-4
Password Protection ....................................................................................................................3-6
Reset to Default..........................................................................................................................3-7
Restart System ...........................................................................................................................3-7
Deleting an I/O Server from the List..............................................................................................3-7
Network.....................................................................................................................................3-8
TCP Socket Timeout Interval.........................................................................................................3-9
Watchdog Timer..........................................................................................................................3-9
Firmware Upgrade.....................................................................................................................3-10
Exporting the System Configuration.............................................................................................3-10
Remote Monitoring ....................................................................................................................3-10
I/O Status Refresh Rate .............................................................................................................3-10
Checking NA-4010’s Ethernet I/O Status via Web Browser.....................................................................3-11
Entering the Web Console ..........................................................................................................3-11
Configuring NA-4020/4021’s RS-485/RS-232 I/O System ......................................................................3-12
Setting Communication Parameters.............................................................................................3-12
Linking the RS-485/232 I/O Server to ioAdmin .............................................................................3-14
Password Protection ..................................................................................................................3-17
Reset to Default........................................................................................................................3-17
Restarting the System ...............................................................................................................3-18
Deleting an I/O Server from the List............................................................................................3-18
Watchdog Timer........................................................................................................................3-18
Firmware Update.......................................................................................................................3-18
I/O Status Refresh Rate .............................................................................................................3-18
Modbus Address Mapping...................................................................................................................3-19
Finding a Modbus Address for I/O Channels..................................................................................3-19
Exporting Modbus Address Settings .............................................................................................3-19
4. Configuring I/O Modules................................................................................................................... 4-1
Overview...........................................................................................................................................4-2
On-Line Wiring Guide..........................................................................................................................4-2
Digital Input Module............................................................................................................................4-3
Digital Output Module..........................................................................................................................4-4
Safe Status ................................................................................................................................4-4
Analog Input Module ...........................................................................................................................4-5
Analog Output Module.........................................................................................................................4-6
Safe Status ................................................................................................................................4-6
Temperature Sensing Modules..............................................................................................................4-7

RTD...........................................................................................................................................4-7
Thermocouple.............................................................................................................................4-8
5. MXIO DLL Library .............................................................................................................................. 5-1
Overview...........................................................................................................................................5-2
MXIO Function Groups.........................................................................................................................5-2
A. Pinouts and Cable Wiring ..................................................................................................................A-1
Port Pinout Diagrams ..........................................................................................................................A-2
Ethernet Port Pinouts...................................................................................................................A-2
Serial Port Pinouts.......................................................................................................................A-2
Ethernet Cable Wiring Diagrams ...........................................................................................................A-3

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1. Overview
The ioLogik 4000 is a stand-alone Active Ethernet I/O server that can connect sensors and on/off switches for
automation applications over Ethernet and IP-based networks.
The following topics are covered in this chapter:

ioLogik 4000 System Overview

Package List

Product Features

Product Specifications

ioLogik 4000 Overview
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ioLogik 4000 System Overview
ioLogik 4000 is a Network I/O Server that can connect sensors and on/off devices in any combination and can
transfer the captured data or device status to a host computer via an Ethernet or RS-485/232 network.
ioLogik 4000 consists of two main parts. The Network Adapter provides system and field power to connected
I/O modules. Three kinds of Network Adapter are available, including Ethernet, RS-485, and RS-232 interfaces.
Up to 32 I/O modules can be connected to one Network Adapter.
Network I/O expansion modules up to 32 slots
Adapter (Up to 512 DIOs or 128 AIOs)
Network
Adapter Digital Input Digital Output Analog Input Analog Output
Special Modules
Types Types Ch. Types Ch. Types Ch. Types Ch. Types Ch.
Ethernet ˇ 24Vdc 8,16 24Vdc 8,16 4-20mA 8 4-20mA 4 Encoder
(24V) 1
RS-485 ˇ 48Vdc 4 125VAC 4 0-10V 8 0-10V 4
RS-232 ˇ110VAC 4 230VAC 4 RTD 2
230VAC 4 TC 2
Package List
Each Network Adapter and I/O module is packed securely in a small cardboard box.
Network Adapter
•NA-40xx network adapter × 1
I/O Module
•M-xxxx I/O module × 1
Product Features
Detailed specifications of ioLogik 4000 are available in the software’s product specification help files. Refer to
the help file for more information.
•Remotely acquire sensor data and control I/O points via Ethernet, RS-232, or RS-485.
•Supports up to 40 types of digital and analog I/O modules.
•Expandable up to 32 modules for a maximum of 512 digital I/O points or 128 analog input channels.
•Modular, slice-type package with Removable Terminal Block for fast swap and maintenance.
•Supports standard Modbus/TCP up to 8 concurrent sessions for Ethernet Network Adapters.
•Supports standard Modbus/RTU/ASCII for RS-485/RS-232 Network Adapters.
•Easy-to-use ioAdmin utility for remote and local management.
•Easy-to-use DLL library for easy user programming.

ioLogik 4000 Overview
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Product Specifications
ioLogik 4000’s detailed specifications are available in the software’s product specification help files. Refer to the
help file for more information. Models supported by this manual are:
Model Name
Network Adapter
NA
-4010
Ethernet Network Adapter Modbus/TCP
NA
-4020
RS
-485 Network Adapter Modbus/RTU
NA
-4021
RS
-232 Network Adapter Modbus/RTU
Model Name
Digital Input
M
-1800
8 DI, sink, 24 VDC, RTB
M
-1801
8 DI, source, 24 VDC, RTB
M
-1600
16 DI, sink, 24 VDC, RTB
M
-1601
16 DI, source, 24 VDC, 20
-pin
M
-1450
4 DI, 110 VAC, RTB
M
-1451
4 DI, 220 VAC, RTB
Model Name
Digital Output
M
-2800
8 DO, sink, MOSFET, 24 VDC, 0.5A, RTB
M
-2801
8 DO, source,
MOSFET, 24 VDC, 0.5A, RTB
M
-2600
16 DO, sink, MOSFET, 24 VDC, 0.3A, 20
-pin
M
-2601
16 DO, source, MOSFET, 24 VDC, 0.3A, 20
-pin
M
-2450
4
DO, Relay, 230VAC, 24 VDC, 2.0A, RTB
Model Name
Analog Input
M
-3802
8
AI, Current, 4-20 mA, 12-bit, RTB
M
-3810
8
AI, Voltage, 0-10V, 12-bit, RTB
M
-6200
2 AI, RTD:PT100, JPT100 300 Ohm, RTB
M
-6201
2 AI, Thermocouple:30 mV(1uV/bit), RTB
Model Name
Analog Output
M
-4402
4
AO, 4-20 mA, 12-bit, RTB
M
-4410
4
AO, Voltage, 0-10V, 12-bit, RTB

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2. Hardware Installation
This chapter includes information about installing ioLogik 4000 I/O Server, including the Ethernet Network
Adapter and RS-485, RS-232 Network Adapters. The following topics are covered:
The following topics are covered in this chapter:

System Architecture

Connecting the Network Adapter to I/O Modules
Appearance
Installing I/O Modules on a DIN-Rail
Removing I/O Modules from a DIN-Rail
Installing an RTB (Removable Terminal Block)

Connecting the Power System

Connecting to the Network
NA-4010 Ethernet Network Adapter
NA-4020 RS-485 Network Adapter
NA-4021 RS-232 Network Adapter

LED Indicators
LED Indicators for Network Adapters
LED Indicators for I/O Modules

When to Use the Power Expansion Module

When to Use the Field Power Distributor

When to Use the Potential Distributor

Safety Notes
Installation and Cabling Precautions
Operating Precautions

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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System Architecture
The ioLogik 4000 Slice-type I/O Server consists of a Network Adapter that supports Ethernet, RS-485 or
RS-232, and up to 32 I/O modules.
ioLogik 4000’s Network Adapter is the brains of the system. Its responsibility is to collect information from each
I/O module, and decide the parameters for the I/O module’s operation. Communication between the Network
Adapter and I/O modules is achieved by a system communication bus.
Modbus Addresses for each I/O channel are arranged dynamically by the Network Adapter, according to the
installed I/O modules.
The Network Adapter requires two sets of 24 VDC power inputs. One is for the internal logic circuit, and the
other is for field I/O circuits.
The Network Adapter provides 5 VDC power to all connected I/O modules. When the total current consumption
of the I/O modules exceeds 1.5A, you will need to insert an extra power expansion module. To determine how
many power expansion modules are required, refer to the spreadsheet in the Start-Program
Files-ioLogik-Utility.

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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Connecting the Network Adapter to I/O Modules
This section describes how to install ioLogik 4000 I/O modules with the Network Adapter.
Appearance

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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Installing I/O Modules on a DIN-Rail
Step 1: Align the I/O module and Network Adapter side by side, making sure the upper and lower rails are
hooked.
Step 2: Push the I/O module along the inner rail until it touches the DIN-Rail, and then push hard to clip it onto
the DIN-Rail.

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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Removing I/O Modules from a DIN-Rail
Step 1: Use your finger or a screw driver to push down the tab located on the lower part of the module.
Step 2: Pull out the I/O module.

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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Installing an RTB (Removable Terminal Block)
Removing the RTB from the I/O module
Pull hard to remove the plastic belt from the RTB.
Installing the RTB on the I/O module
Align the lower part of the terminal block with the I/O module, and then push the RTB so that it fits into the I/O
module.
Connecting the Power System
Two 24 VDC power sources are required to activate ioLogik 4000. One 24 VDC power input is for system power,
and the other 24 VDC power input is for field I/O. For field installation, system power and field power are
provided by different power supply systems.

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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Connecting to the Network
NA-4010 Ethernet Network Adapter
NA-4010 Ethernet Network Adapter supports standard 10/100 Mbps Ethernet. For first time users, we
recommend that you link from your host computer to NA-4010 over a local Ethernet network to take care of IP
and system configuration. Once the installation is done, you may move the Ethernet I/O system to the field.
Ethernet pin assignments
Pin Signal
1 Tx+
2 Tx-
3 Rx+
6 Rx-

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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NA-4020 RS-485 Network Adapter
For first time installation, we recommend that you connect the NA-4020 RS-485 Network Adapter to a host
computer running the ioAdmin utility to take care of configuration. Once the I/O system is configured, you can
move the entire system to the field.
The figure to the right shows the pin assignment of NA
-4020’s RS-485 port.
NA-4021 RS-232 Network Adapter
For first
-time installations, the NA-4021 RS-232 Network Adapter should be
connected to a host
computer running ioAdmin for system configuration.
The figure to the right shows pin assignments for the NA
-4021 RS-232 port.

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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LED Indicators
This section describes the LED indicators on the ioLogik 4000 system.
LED Indicators for Network Adapters
The NA-4010 Ethernet Network Adapter has 5 LED indicators, as described in the following table.
LED Name LED Color LED Function
SYS
Off No power.
Green Steady On: Operating condition normal.
Red/Green Toggling: Modbus error (e.g., watch dog timer error)
Red Steady On: EEPROM checksum error. Flashing: Memory error or CPU watchdog error.
* Please contact your vendor for assistance.
LINK Green Ethernet connected.
ACTIVE Green Flashing: Transmitting or Receiving data over Ethernet.
I/O
Off No I/O module detected.
Green Steady On: System bus to I/O modules is running normally. Flashing: System bus to I/O modules ready. But the Network
Adapter is not exchanging data with I/O modules.
Red
Steady On: System bus communication failure.
Flashing: One or more I/O modules are in an error state.
* The following situations may cause a red I/O LED.
a. I/O module plugged in during operation.
b. I/O module not firmly locked on the rail.
c. One of the modules is damaged.
Field Power Off 24 VDC field power is not connected
Green 24 VDC field power detected

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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The NA-4020/21 RS-485, RS-232 Network Adapter has 5 LED indicators, as described in the following table.
LED Name LED Color LED Function
SYS
Off No power.
Green Steady On: Operating condition normal.
Red/Green Toggling: Modbus error (e.g., watch dog timer error)
Red Steady On: EEPROM checksum error. Flashing: Memory error or CPU watchdog error.
* Please contact your vendor for assistance.
RxD Off No power or communication.
Green Flashing: Receiving data from the serial port.
TxD Off No power or communication.
Green Flashing: Sending data to the serial port.
I/O
Off No I/O module detected.
Green Steady On: System bus to I/O modules is running normally. Flashing: System bus to I/O modules ready. But the Network
Adapter is not exchanging data with I/O modules.
Red
Steady On: System bus communication failure.
Flashing: One or more I/O modules are in an error state.
* The following situations may cause a red I/O LED.
a. I/O module plugged in during operation.
b. I/O module not firmly locked on the rail.
c. One of the modules is damaged.
Field Power Off No 24 VDC field power
Green 24 VDC field power detected
LED Indicators for I/O Modules
Each DIO or AIO module is equipped with a Module Status LED indicating operation status.
LED Name LED Color LED Function
Status
Off Not powered on during initialization.
Green Steady On: System ready.
Flashing: I/O module ready for communication.
Red Steady On: I/O module hardware problem.
Flashing: System bus communication error.
Each DIO or AIO channel is equipped with Channel Status LEDs. Refer to Chapter 4 for more information.

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When to Use the Power Expansion Module
When the total current consumption for connected I/O modules exceeds 1.5A, an M-7001 power expansion
module is required.
The following table can be used to calculate if an extra power expansion module is needed. In Program Files

ioLogik

Utility, click on Power Consumption Spreadsheet. The spreadsheet requires Microsoft Excel to
operate. Once you enter the I/O module quantity, you will know how many power expansion modules are
required.
When extra power expansion modules are installed in the ioLogik 4000 I/O Server, restart the system in the
following sequence to ensure a proper start-up.
Power Off Sequence
1. Unplug the Network Adapter’s terminal block.
2. Unplug the expansion module’s terminal block.
Power Up Sequence
1. Plug in the power expansion module’s terminal block.
2. Plug in the Network Adapter’s terminal block.
When to Use the Field Power Distributor
Most of the field power DIO/AIO modules for the ioLogik 4000 series are 24 VDC. If you need to connect 48 VDC
or 110 VAC, 230 VAC digital input or output modules, you must use the Field Power Distributor to isolate
different field powers within a single ioLogik 4000 system.
If all of the DIO modules are 110 VAC, you will need at least one field power distributor to isolate the field power
from the Network Adapter (likewise when using 48 VDC or 230 VAC).

ioLogik 4000 Hardware Installation
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When to Use the Potential Distributor
Three types of Potential Distributor module provide extra wiring points, such as shielding ground, field power
0V, and field power 24V.
For example, the 8-channel digital input (sink type) module itself does not have a 24V wiring point. You may
add a 24V Potential Distributor for easy wiring.
Safety Notes
Installation and Cabling Precautions
•Check the rated voltage and current for the products before wiring.
•Use the rated power supply and specified cables. Using the wrong power supply could cause a fire.
•Cabling should be done by a certified electrician according to the Electricity Engineering Regulations.
•Improper cabling could cause a fire, or electric shock.
Operating Precautions
•Do not touch the terminal when the power is on to avoid electric shock.
•Do not assemble the product when the power is on.
•Do not modify the wiring while operating the product.
•Pay attention to the power linkage procedure. An incorrect process flow could lead to mechanical damage
or other hazards.
ATTENTION
The
End Module should be covered in to prevent unexpected damage from exposure of the data pin.

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3. Getting Started
This chapter introduces the method you should follow when configuring the ioLogik 4000 Ethernet I/O system
and ioLogik 4000 RS-485/232 I/O system.
The following topics are covered in this chapter:

Installing ioAdmin Utility

Configuring the NA-4010 Ethernet I/O System
Initializing the IP Address
Linking the Ethernet I/O System to ioAdmin
Password Protection
Reset to Default
Restart System
Deleting an I/O Server from the List
Network
TCP Socket Timeout Interval
Watchdog Timer
Firmware Upgrade
Exporting the System Configuration
Remote Monitoring
I/O Status Refresh Rate

Checking NA-4010’s Ethernet I/O Status via Web Browser
Entering the Web Console

Configuring NA-4020/4021’s RS-485/RS-232 I/O System
Setting Communication Parameters
Linking the RS-485/232 I/O Server to ioAdmin
Password Protection
Reset to Default
Restarting the System
Deleting an I/O Server from the List
Watchdog Timer
Firmware Update
I/O Status Refresh Rate

Modbus Address Mapping
Finding a Modbus Address for I/O Channels
Exporting Modbus Address Settings