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Seneca Z-4AI User manual

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MI002570
SENECA s.r.l.
Via Germania, 34 –35127 –Z.I. CAMIN –PADOVA –ITALY
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USER MANUAL
Z-4AI
USER MANUAL –Z-4AI
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Seneca Z-PC Line module: Z-4AI
The Z-4AI module acquires up to 4 single-ended input signals (voltage or current type) and it
converts them to a digital format (normalized measure).
General characteristics
It is possible to choose if each input is voltage or current type
It is possible to enable/disable each input
It is possible to change: the electrical start/end scale between ± 10 V, ± 20 mA, the
normalized start/end scale between ± 32000
Configuration of the module (node) address and baud-rate by Dip-Switches
It is possible to add/remove the module to/from RS485-bus without disconnecting the
communication or power supply
It is possible to switch automatically RS485 to RS232 or vice versa
Features
INPUT
Number
4
Resolution
16 bits (15+1 sign). If Electrical End-Scale (E.E.S.)<2V,
resolution=60µV; se 2V<E.E.S.<10V, resolution=300µV
Sampling time
Configurable between: 120 ms or 60 ms
Accuracy
Initial: 0.1% of E.E.S.. If E.E.S.<2V, accuracy=2mV; if
2V<E.E.S.<10V, accuracy=10mV
Linearity: 0.03% of E.E.S. (see initial accuracy)
Zero: 0.05% of E.E.S. (see initial accuracy)
Thermal stability: < 100 ppm/°K
EMI: < 1%
Protection
± 30Vdc and 25mA
Voltage-type IN
Bipolar with E.S.S./E.E.S.(Electrical Start/End Scale) configurable
between: ± 10Vdc. Input impedance: > 100 k
Current-type IN
Bipolar with E.S.S./E.E.S. configurable between: ±20mA.Internal
shunt:50. To enable these shunts, use the «Analog inputs» Dip-
Switches
Internal supply Vaux
The #7 screw terminals: power 13V to max90mA
CONNECTIONS
RS485 interface
IDC10 connector for DIN 46277 rail (back-side panel) or (alternative)
the screw terminals: 4(GND), 5(B), 6(A)
RS232 interface
Jack stereo 3.5mm connector: plugs into COM port
1500 Vac ISOLATIONS
Between: power supply, ModBUS RS485, analog input
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POWER SUPPLY
Supply voltage
10 –40 Vdc or 19 –28 Vac ( 50Hz - 60Hz)
Power
consumption
Min: 0.5W; Max: 2W (to power 4 current loop)
The power supply transformer necessary to supply the module must comply with EN60742
(Isolated transformers and safety transformers requirements). To protect the power supply, it is
recommended to install a fuse.
Input connections
It is possible to connect two types of sensors to the Z-4AI module:
passive sensors, indicated with “S” label (these sensors have to be supplied: by a module
external voltage Vext or by the module internal voltage Vaux);
active sensors, indicated with “voltage generator” or “current generator” label (these
sensors have already been supplied).
In the following figure are shown five possible sensor connections.
USER MANUAL –Z-4AI
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Acquired
signal
Up to
Connection
modality
Sensors
power
supply
A
Voltage or
current type
4 passive sensors
3-wire
Vaux (*)
B
Voltage type
4 sensors as voltage generator
2-wire
/
C
Current type
4 sensors as current generator
2-wire
/
D
Current-active
type
4 passive sensors
2-wire
Vaux (*)
E
Current-
passive type
4 passive sensors
2-wire
Vext
(connect “-”
to GND)
(*) A and D connections are possible only if the absorbed currents sum from all
sensors: <90mA.
Dip-switches table
In the following tables: box without circle means Dip-Switch=0 (OFF state); box with
circle means Dip-Switch=1 (ON state).
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RS485 Register table
BAUD-RATE (Dip-Switches: DIP-SWITCH STATUS)
1
2
Meaning
Baud-rate=9600 Baud
Baud-rate=19200 Baud
Baud-rate=38400 Baud
Baud-rate=57600 Baud
ADDRESS (Dip-Switches: DIP-SWITCH STATUS)
3
4
5
6
7
8
Meaning
Address and Baud-Rate are acquired from memory(EEPROM)
Address=1
Address=2
Address=3
Address=4
X
X
X
X
X
X
……………………
Address=63
RS485 TERMINATOR (Dip-Switches: DIP-SWITCH STATUS)
9
10
Meaning
RS485 terminator disabled
RS485 terminator enabled
INPUT TYPE (Dip-Switches: ANALOG INPUTS)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Meaning
IN 1=voltage
IN 1=current
IN 2=voltage
IN 2=current
IN 3=voltage
IN 3=current
IN 4=voltage
IN 4=current
Name
Range
Interpretation of
register
R/W
Default
Address
MachineID
/
MSB, LSB
R
40001
Id_Code (Module ID)
0x07
Bit [15:8]
Ext_Rev (Module version)
Bit [7:0]
FWREV
/
Word
R
40035
Firmware Code
Status
/
Bit
R/W
40016
Input 4 underflow: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 15
Input 4 overflow: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 14
Input 3 underflow: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 13
Input 3 overflow: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 12
Input 2 underflow: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 11
Input 2 overflow: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 10
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Input 1 underflow: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 9
Input 1 overflow: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 8
Save configuration in memory (EEPROM): 0=deactivated;
1=activated
0
Bit 7
These bits aren’t used
/
Bit [6:2]
Reset of filter: 0=deactivated; 1=activated
0
Bit 1
Reset of module: 0=deactivated; 1=activated
0
Bit 0
Errors
/
Bit
R
40036
These bits aren’t used
/
Bit[15:10]
Setting error (in memory): 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 9
Calibration error (in memory): 0=there isn’t;1=there is
/
Bit 8
These bits aren’t used
/
Bit [7:1]
ADC error: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
/
Bit 0
Eprflag
/
MSB, LSB
R/W
40003
These bits aren’t used
/
Bit [15:5]
Parity for RS485: 0=even parity; 1=odd parity
0
Bit 4
Parity for RS485: 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
0
Bit 3
Delay for RS485 (delay of communication response:
pauses between the end of Rx message and the start of
Tx message): 0=there isn’t; 1=there is
0
Bit 2
Sampling time: 0=120 ms; 1=60 ms
0
Bit 1
Compatibility with: 0=Z-4AI-0; 1=Z-4AI-1
1
Bit 0
Baudrate
Address
/
MSB, LSB
R/W
40002
Baud-rate for RS485 (baud-rate of module/node if
parameters are configurated by memory modality):
0=4800; 1=9600; 2=19200; 3=38400; 4=57600;
5=115200; 6=1200; 7=2400
38400
Bit [15:8]
Address for RS485(address of module if parameters are
configurated by memory modality):from 0x01=1 to
0xFF=255
1
Bit [7:0]
INType
/
Bit
R/W
40025
These bits aren’t used
/
Bit [15:4]
Input 4-type: 0=voltage; 1=current
0
Bit 3
Input 3-type: 0=voltage; 1=current
0
Bit 2
Input 2-type: 0=voltage; 1=current
0
Bit 1
Input 1-type: 0=voltage; 1=current
0
Bit 0
INPUT 1
IN 1
Between: IN 1-NSS, IN 1-
NES (if bit 40003.0=0);
unchangeable between:
0,10000 (if bit40003.0=1)
Word
R
40017
Normalized measure of input 1
/
IN1-FILTER
Between: 0, 6
Word
R/W
40004
Filter applied to input 1 signal: 0=deactivated; 1=filtering
min-value; 6=filtering max-value
0
IN 1-ESS
±10000 [mV] (if voltage),
±20000 [µA] (if current)
Word
R/W
40012
Electrical Start Scale (E.S.S.) of input 1 [mV or µA]
0 [mV]
IN 1-EES
±10000 [mV] (if voltage),
±20000 [µA] (if current)
Word
R/W
40008
Electrical End Scale (E.E.S.) of input 1 [mV or µA]
10000
[mV]
IN 1-NSS
±32000
Word
R/W
40030
Normalized Start Scale (N.S.S.) of input 1
0
IN 1-NES
±32000
Word
R/W
40026
Normalized End Scale (N.E.S.) of input 1
10000
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INPUT 2
IN 2
Between: IN 2-NSS, IN 2-
NES (if bit 40003.0=0);
unchangeable between:
0,10000 (if bit40003.0=1)
Word
R
40018
Normalized measure of input 2
IN2-FILTER
Between: 0, 6
Word
R/W
40005
Filter applied to input 2 signal: 0=deactivated; 1=filtering
min-value; 6=filtering max-value
/
IN 2-ESS
±10000 [mV] (if voltage),
±20000 [µA] (if current)
Word
R/W
40013
Electrical Start Scale (E.S.S.) of input 2 [mV or µA]
0 [mV]
IN 2-EES
±10000 [mV] (if voltage),
±20000 [µA] (if current)
Word
R/W
40009
Electrical End Scale (E.E.S.) of input 2 [mV or µA]
10000
[mV]
IN 2-NSS
±32000
Word
R/W
40031
Normalized Start Scale (N.S.S.) of input 2
0
IN 2-NES
±32000
Word
R/W
40027
Normalized End Scale (N.E.S.) of input 2
10000
INPUT 3
IN 3
Between: IN 3-NSS, IN 3-
NES (if bit 40003.0=0);
unchangeable between:
0,10000 (if bit40003.0=1)
Word
R
40019
Normalized measure of input 3
IN3-FILTER
Between: 0, 6
Word
R/W
40006
Filter applied to input 3 signal: 0=deactivated; 1=filtering
min-value; 6=filtering max-value
/
IN 3-ESS
±10000 [mV] (if voltage),
±20000 [µA] (if current)
Word
R/W
40014
Electrical Start Scale (E.S.S.) of input 3 [mV or µA]
0 [mV]
IN 3-EES
±10000 [mV] (if voltage),
±20000 [µA] (if current)
Word
R/W
40010
Electrical End Scale (E.E.S.) of input 3 [mV or µA]
10000
[mV]
IN 3-NSS
±32000
Word
R/W
40032
Normalized Start Scale (N.S.S.) of input 3
0
IN 3-NES
±32000
Word
R/W
40028
Normalized End Scale (N.E.S.) of input 3
10000
INPUT 4
IN 4
Between: IN 4-NSS, IN 4-
NES (if bit 40003.0=0);
unchangeable between:
0,10000 (if bit40003.0=1)
Word
R
40020
Normalized measure of input 4
IN4-FILTER
Between: 0, 6
Word
R/W
40007
Filter applied to input 4 signal: 0=deactivated; 1=filtering
min-value; 6=filtering max-value
/
IN 4-ESS
±10000 [mV] (if voltage),
±20000 [µA] (if current)
Word
R/W
40015
Electrical Start Scale (E.S.S.) of input 4 [mV or µA]
0 [mV]
IN 4-EES
±10000 [mV] (if voltage),
±20000 [µA] (if current)
Word
R/W
40011
Electrical End Scale (E.E.S.) of input 4 [mV or µA]
10000
[mV]
IN 4-NSS
±32000
Word
R/W
40033
Normalized Start Scale (N.S.S.) of input 4
0
IN 4-NES
±32000
Word
R/W
40029
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LEDs for signalling
In the front-side panel there are 4 LEDs and their state refers to important operating conditions
of the module.
LED
LED status
Meaning
PWR
Constant light
The power is on
ERR
Blinking light
The module has at least one of the errors described in RS485
Registers table
RX
Constant light
Verify if the bus connection is corrected
Blinking light
The module received a data packet
TX
Blinking light
The module sent a data packet
Easy-SETUP
To configure the Seneca Z-PC Line modules, it is possible to use Easy-SETUP software,
Free-downloadable from the www.seneca.it; the configuration can be performed by RS232 or
RS485 bus communication.
Normalized End Scale (N.E.S.) of input 4
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