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Phone 864.843.4343
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SEAI/O USER MANUAL .................................................................................................................................1
PART#SEAI/O .............................................................................................................................................1
CONTENTS ...................................................................................................................................................2
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED.........................................................................................................................4
WHAT‟S INCLUDED ........................................................................................................................................4
ADVISORY CONVENTIONS ...............................................................................................................................5
INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................................................................6
INDUSTRY SEGMENTS .....................................................................................................................................6
FEATURES.....................................................................................................................................................7
SEAI/O PRODUCTS IN THIS MANUAL ...............................................................................................................8
MAXIMIZING PERFORMANCE......................................................................................................................... 10
SEAI/O HARDWARE DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................... 11
SEAI/O BASE AND EXPANSION MODULES....................................................................................................... 11
SEAI/O MODULE COMMON FEATURES .......................................................................................................... 12
SEAI/O CONFIGURATIONS &SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................. 13
POWER OPTIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 35
BASE MODULE POWER CONNECTION ............................................................................................................. 35
SEAI/O EXPANSION POWER CONNECTION...................................................................................................... 35
SEAI/O MAX POWER REQUIREMENTS............................................................................................................. 35
TTLPOWER REQUIREMENTS......................................................................................................................... 36
SAMPLE POWER CALCULATION ..................................................................................................................... 36
SEAMAX APPLICATION SUITE ................................................................................................................... 37
SEAMAX OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................... 37
COMMUNICATING VIA MODBUS.................................................................................................................... 37
SEAMAX SOFTWARE INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................. 38
DRIVER INSTALLATION FROM THE SEALEVEL DISK USING „AUTORUN‟................................................................. 38
INSTRUCTIONS FOR DOWNLOADED SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ........................................................................... 40
UPGRADING TO THE CURRENT SEAIO DRIVER (SEAMAX).................................................................................. 40
MAXSSD CONFIGURATION &DIAGNOSTICS UTILITY ....................................................................................... 42
TROUBLESHOOTING SEAMAX ...................................................................................................................... 50
TROUBLESHOOTING ETHERNET &WIRELESS SEAI/O MODULES.......................................................................... 51
HARDWARE CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................. 52
SETTING DEVICE ADDRESS (SLAVE ID)........................................................................................................... 52
SETTING TERMINATION &PULL-UP/PULL-DOWN RESISTORS............................................................................. 53
CONFIGURING THE “BASE”SEAI/O MODULE................................................................................................... 54
CONFIGURING N-SERIES EXPANSION MODULES ............................................................................................... 55
CONFIGURING A WIRELESS (W-SERIES)MODULE .............................................................................................. 56
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CONFIGURING A WIRELESS MODULE .............................................................................................................. 57
CONFIGURING A WIRELESS MODULE .............................................................................................................. 58
WIRELESS MODULE INFORMATION................................................................................................................. 72
CONFIGURING AN ETHERNET (E-SERIES)MODULE............................................................................................ 74
ADVANCED FEATURES ................................................................................................................................. 77
SEAI/O-463 RIBBON CABLE INSTALLATION ................................................................................................... 81
SEAI/O-470 JUMPER AND DIPSWITCH SETTINGS............................................................................................. 84
SEAI/O-570 DIPSWITCH SETTINGS .............................................................................................................. 87
WIRING OPTIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 89
SEAI/O PASS-THROUGH CONNECTOR ........................................................................................................... 89
I/O WIRING –SEAI/O-462 AND 463 MODULES............................................................................................ 91
I/O WIRING –SEAI/O-470 MODULES .......................................................................................................... 95
I/O WIRING –SEAI/O-520 MODULES .......................................................................................................... 98
I/O WIRING –SEAI/O-530 AND 540 MODULES............................................................................................ 99
I/O WIRING –SEAI/O- 570 MODULES ....................................................................................................... 100
CONNECTOR PIN OUTS ............................................................................................................................. 103
MOUNTING OPTIONS.............................................................................................................................. 104
SEALATCH™ USB ..................................................................................................................................... 105
SEALATCH LOCKING USB CABLES............................................................................................................. 106
ACCESSORIES .......................................................................................................................................... 107
POWER SUPPLIES....................................................................................................................................... 107
MOUNTING OPTIONS ................................................................................................................................ 109
CABLING OPTIONS.................................................................................................................................... 110
APPENDIX A –HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................. 113
ESD WARNINGS ....................................................................................................................................... 113
APPENDIX B –HOW TO GET ASSISTANCE.............................................................................................. 114
TECHNICAL SUPPORT ................................................................................................................................ 114
WARRANTY.............................................................................................................................................. 115
WARRANTY POLICY................................................................................................................................... 115
NON-WARRANTY REPAIR/RETEST ............................................................................................................... 115
HOW TO OBTAIN AN RMA (RETURN MERCHANDISE AUTHORIZATION).............................................................. 115
TRADEMARKS .......................................................................................................................................... 115
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All SeaI/O modules are shipped with the following items. If any of these items is missing or
damaged please contact Sealevel for a replacement.
SeaI/O Data Acquisition Module
Sealevel SeaMAX Software CD
Do not connect the I/O module to the host until the software is installed.
All items can be purchased from our website (www.sealevel.com) by calling our sales team
at +1 (864) 843-4343.
E Series (Ethernet)
CAT5 Patch Cable (Part# CA246)
Standard 7' CAT5 UTP Patch Cable (RJ45).
CAT5 Crossover Cable (Part# CA251)
Standard 7' CAT5 UTP Crossover Cable (RJ45).
U Series (USB)
USB Type A to SeaLATCH USB Type B Device Cable
(Part# CA356)
The CA356 is a USB device cable with a patent-pending
SeaLATCH USB type B connector and standard USB type A
connector. The metal thumbscrew on the type B
connector provides a secure metal-to-metal connection
to devices with SeaLATCH USB ports. This 72 inch cable
is included with all Sealevel USB products with an
integrated SeaLATCH USB type B port. SeaLATCH USB
cables are fully interchangeable with standard USB
cables.
M Series (RS-485)
No cable is included. Use twisted-pair wiring connected
to RS-485 signals via screw terminals on left side of
SeaI/O module.
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S Series (RS-232)
SeaI/O DB9 Female to RJ45 Adapter (RS-232 Pinout)
and CAT5 7' Patch Cable (Blue) (Part# KT119)
The KT119 includes a modular adapter with a DB9
female connector that plugs directly into any standard
DB9 RS-232 serial port and converts it to an RJ45
connection. Designed to easily connect SeaI/O RS-232
devices to any standard serial port via standard CAT5
patch cables. The KT119 ships with one DB9 female to
RJ45 adapter, Item # DB109, and a 7' CAT5 patch cable,
Item # CA246.
N Series (Expansion)
Expansion and Strap Kit - for SeaI/O
(Part# KT122)
Included with all N-series expansion modules, the KT122
expansion and strap kit has four metal straps, four #4-
40 screws, and a CA239 RS-485 interconnect cable. The
metal straps allow you to connect a Relio R1100 system
and multiple SeaI/O modules together in a stack. The
CA239 interconnect cable can be used to connect two
SeaI/O modules together via the RJ45 connectors. This
provides an easy method to cascade RS-485 signals, and
power and ground from one module to the next. When
used in combination with the KT123 flush mount bracket
kit, the KT122 expansion and strap kit can be used to
mount a stack of SeaI/O modules, including a Relio
R1100 system, in a variety of mounting positions and
locations.
All Models
Each SeaI/O unit is shipped with 4 adhesive rubber feet
that can be attached to the bottom of the enclosure to
enhance stability in table mount applications.
Warning - The highest level of importance used to stress a condition where damage could
result to the product or the user could suffer serious injury.
Important–The middle level of importance used to highlight information that might not
seem obvious or a situation that could cause the product to fail.
Note –The lowest level of importance used to provide background information, additional
tips, or other non-critical facts that will not affect the use of the product.
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Sealevel SeaI/O™modules offer powerful data acquisition solutions that are perfect for a wide
range of applications and environments with easy interfacing to computers, controllers, and PLCs.
SeaI/O modules are available in various digital, analog, and serial I/O configurations. Each SeaI/O
model is designed for maximum flexibility and easy field wiring.
Ordering options allow connection to the host device via Wireless 802.11b/g, Ethernet, USB, RS-
485, or RS-232. Up to 246 expansion modules can be daisy chained together via RS-485 using
convenient pass-through connectors.
For easy software integration, application programs or 3rd party software can use the Sealevel
SeaMAXTM library or industry standard Modbus TCP (Ethernet & Wireless) and Modbus RTU (RS-232,
RS-485, and USB) protocols.
SeaI/O modules are perfect for a wide variety of applications and environments including:
Process Control
Data Acquisition
Broadcast Automation
Security
Facility Management
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Choice of Connectivity:
oWireless (802.11b/g)
oEthernet
oUSB
oRS-485
oRS-232
Supports Industry Standard Modbus TCP & RTU Protocols
Models Offering Choice of:
oOptically Isolated Inputs
oReed Relay Outputs
oForm C Relay Outputs
oOpen-collector Outputs
oTTL Interfaces
oAnalog A/D & D/A
Status Indicator LEDs for Communication, Fault, and Status
Field Removable Terminal Block Connectors (most models)
9-30VDC Power Input
Power Input via Terminal Block or DC Jack
Daisy Chain up to 247 Modules
Extended Temperature Range Available (-40°C to +85°C)
Rugged Metal Enclosure
Compact Size –7.5"(L) x 5.1"(W) x 1.3"(H)
Din Rail or Table Mount
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Wireless 802.11b & 802.11g
SeaI/O-410W –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-420W –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-430W –32 Optically Isolated Inputs
SeaI/O-440W –32 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-450W –16 Form C Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-462W –96 Bit TTL I/O (DB-78)
SeaI/O-463W –96 Bit TTL I/O (50-Pin IDC)
SeaI/O-470W –8 Inputs/8 Outputs/2 D/A & 16 A/D
SeaI/O-520W –8 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 High-Current Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-530W –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-540W –32 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-570W –8 Inputs/8 Form C Outputs/8 A/D
Ethernet 10/100 BaseT
SeaI/O-410E –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-420E –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-430E –32 Optically Isolated Inputs
SeaI/O-440E –32 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-450E –16 Form C Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-462E –96 Bit TTL I/O (DB-78)
SeaI/O-463E –96 Bit TTL I/O (50-Pin IDC)
SeaI/O-470E –8 Inputs/8 Outputs/2 D/A & 16 A/D
SeaI/O-520E –8 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 High-Current Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-530E –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-540E –32 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-570E –8 Inputs/8 Form C Outputs/8 A/D
USB
SeaI/O-410U –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-420U –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-430U –32 Optically Isolated Inputs
SeaI/O-440U –32 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-450U –16 Form C Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-462U –96 Bit TTL I/O (DB-78)
SeaI/O-463U –96 Bit TTL I/O (50-Pin IDC)
SeaI/O-470U –8 Inputs/8 Outputs/2 D/A & 16 A/D
SeaI/O-520U –8 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 High-Current Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-530U –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-540U –32 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-570U –8 Inputs/8 Form C Outputs/8 A/D
RS-485
SeaI/O-410M –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-420M –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-430M –32 Optically Isolated Inputs
SeaI/O-440M –32 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-450M –16 Form C Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-462M –96 Bit TTL I/O (DB-78)
SeaI/O-463M –96 Bit TTL I/O (50-Pin IDC)
SeaI/O-470M –8 Inputs/8 Outputs/2 D/A & 16 A/D
SeaI/O-520M –8 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 High-Current Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-530M –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-540M –32 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-570M –8 Inputs/8 Form C Outputs/8 A/D
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RS-232
SeaI/O-410S –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-420S –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-430S –32 Optically Isolated Inputs
SeaI/O-440S –32 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-450S –16 Form C Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-462S –96 Bit TTL I/O (DB-78)
SeaI/O-463S –96 Bit TTL I/O (50-Pin IDC)
SeaI/O-470S –8 Inputs/8 Outputs/2 D/A & 16 A/D
SeaI/O-520S –8 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 High-Current Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-530S –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-540S –32 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-570S –8 Inputs/8 Form C Outputs/8 A/D
Expansion Units (Connect to Base Unit via RS-485)
SeaI/O-410N –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-420N –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-430N –32 Optically Isolated Inputs
SeaI/O-440N –32 Reed Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-450N –16 Form C Relay Outputs
SeaI/O-462N –96 Bit TTL I/O (DB-78)
SeaI/O-463N –96 Bit TTL I/O (50-Pin IDC)
SeaI/O-470N –8 Inputs/8 Outputs/2 D/A & 16 A/D
SeaI/O-520N –8 Optically Isolated Inputs/8 High-Current Form C Outputs
SeaI/O-530N –16 Optically Isolated Inputs/16 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-540N –32 High-Current Open Collector Outputs
SeaI/O-570N –8 Inputs/8 Form C Outputs/8 A/D
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All SeaI/O modules have a default baud rate of 9600. If lower latencies are required, the baud rate
can be changed via the Sealevel utility, MaxSSD, included in your SeaMAX installation.
All modules, including expansion modules, must have the same baud rate or
communications errors will occur.
To change the baud rate, connect to a SeaI/O module using MaxSSD. If you need to change the
baud rate of multiple devices, check the “Broadcast to Multiple Modules” box. Select the desired
baud rate from the baud rate dropdown, and click “Set Settings.” If you are connected to the
modules via a COM port, you will need to reopen the COM port with the new baud rate.
SeaI/O-470
Baud rate: 9600
Reading 8 Digital Inputs Average Time: 32.00ms
Writing 8 Digital Outputs -- OFF state Average Time: 32.00ms
Writing 8 Digital Outputs -- ON state Average Time: 32.00ms
Reading 16 Analog-to-Digital Converters Average Time: 48.01ms
Writing to 2 Digital-to-Analog Outputs Average Time: 32.00ms
SeaI/O-470
Baud rate: 115200
Reading 8 Digital Inputs Average Time: 15.57ms
Writing 8 Digital Outputs -- OFF state Average Time: 15.92ms
Writing 8 Digital Outputs -- ON state Average Time: 16.21ms
Reading 16 Analog-to-Digital Converters Average Time: 16.25ms
Writing to 2 Digital-to-Analog Outputs Average Time: 16.26ms
Higher baud rates are more susceptible to electrical line noise. If you find that you are
receiving erroneous results, try lowering the baud rate or shortening your cables.