Siemens TX-I/O User manual

Document No. 553-632
February 2, 2007
TX-I/O Quick Start
This document provides wiring examples, grounding instructions, and basic
operating information for TX-I/O modules.
Table of Contents
Common Ground Requirement .......................................................................................2
Module Insertion Required for Proper Grounding..................................................2
Third Party Transformer Grounding.......................................................................2
MEC Service Box Grounding Modification.............................................................2
Symbols .............................................................................................................................3
I/O Row Orientation ..........................................................................................................3
I/O Module Assembly........................................................................................................4
Separating a Module from Its Terminal Base ........................................................5
I/O Module Part Numbers, Features, and Point Types..................................................6
Part Numbers and NEC Class – P1 Bus Interface Module,
TX-I/O Power Supply, and Bus Connection Module .............................6
Supply Terminal Connections................................................................................7
Configurable Points (Universal and Super Universal modules) ............................7
Digital Input Grounding Connections.....................................................................7
Digital Output Common Connections ....................................................................7
Class 1 and Class 2 Wiring Separation.................................................................7
Product Documentation ...................................................................................................7
Digital Input Wiring Examples.........................................................................................8
Latched or Pulsed Accumulator (NO and NC).......................................................8
Digital Output Wiring Examples......................................................................................9
Latched Contact (NO and NC)...............................................................................9
Pulsed Contact (NO and NC) ................................................................................9
Analog Input Wiring Examples......................................................................................10
Temperature and Resistance Sensors................................................................10
0-10 Vdc Sensors ................................................................................................10
2-Wire and 3-Wire Active Sensors.......................................................................11
Analog Output Wiring Examples...................................................................................11
P1 Bus Interface Module, TX-I/O Power Supply, and Bus Connection Module........12
Power and Communication Connections.............................................................12
Extending Communication ............................................................................12
LED Indicators......................................................................................................13
I/O Module LED States and Flash Patterns..................................................................14
LCD Symbol Chart ..........................................................................................................15
Inserting the Address Keys ...........................................................................................16
TX-I/O Start Up.................................................................................................................16
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TX-I/O Quick Start
Common Ground Requirement
All devices not isolated by a TIE or isolation transformer must be connected to
the same grounding point.
Caution:
TX-I/O components require a system neutral with single
point earth ground. Do not connect these components
to a floating system neutral.
Module Insertion Required for Proper Grounding
All measuring/neutral terminals are connected in the plug-in I/O module, not in
the terminal base. When the I/O module is removed, these terminals are not
connected.
Third Party Transformer Grounding
If you are powering TX-I/O components from a third-party transformer, connect
the transformer neutral to the building approved earth ground.
MEC Service Box Grounding Modification
The MEC service box has a floating neutral system, which must be connected to
the building approved earth ground for use with TX-I/O components, as follows:
MEC Service Box Common Grounding
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Symbols
Symbols
TX-I/O modules use the following set of symbols (also see LED Indicators and
LED Symbol Chart in this document).
⊥System neutral (‘N’ on MEC Service Box)
Earth Ground (‘E’ on MEC Service Box)
Configurable point
Output (arrow pointing OUT from center of
module)
Input (arrow pointing IN toward center of
module)
24 Vdc output (field supply)
AC/DC output, 12 to 24 V (field supply)
I/O Row Orientation
NOTE: DIN rails must be centered a minimum of 4.5 inches from obstructions
on either side (or above and below for horizontal mounting) in order to
provide a 2.5 inch clearance on both sides of the modules for wires to
ports and connectors. Modules can also be temporarily removed from
the DIN rail for easier wiring.
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I/O Module Assembly
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14 15
16
17
18
TXIO0028R1
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I/O Module Assembly
1Standard DIN mounting rail (not included)
2Terminal base (plug-in base for the I/O module)
3Plug-in module (the functioning component of the I/O module assembly)
4Local override facility (not applicable to all types)
5LCD display (not applicable to all types)
6Detachable label holder
7Module label (not included – print module labels from System Profile)
8Address key with mechanically encoded module address
9Plug-in contacts between the terminal base and the plug-in module
10 Electrical contact between terminal base and plug-in module
11 Terminal screws
12 Test pickups (test points)
13 Slide fitting to lock assembly into position on standard mounting rail
14 Bus connector
15 Bus connector cover (provided with P1 BIM, Power Supply, and Bus
Connection Module)
16 Module lock
17 Module disengage catch
18 Module release catch
Separating a Module from Its Terminal Base
Caution:
Swing the address key away from the
I/O module before disengaging an I/O
module from its terminal base.
To ‘park’ a module – Squeeze module sides above the disengage catch (17)
and pull up slightly to disengage the I/O module from the terminal base. The I/O
module is retained in the terminal base (‘parked’), but all wiring connections are
now floating.
To remove a module – Squeeze module sides above the release catch (18) and
pull up to remove the I/O module from the terminal base.
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I/O Module Part Numbers, Features, and Point Types
Module Name and Part Number
TXM1.8D
TXM1.16D
TXM1.8U
TXM1.8U-ML
TXM1.8X
TXM1.8X-ML
TXM1.6R
TXM1.6R-M
Function 8 DI 16 DI 8 Universal 8 Super
Universal 6 DO Relay
With Local Override X X X
General
With LCD Display X X
Static Contact
(NC/NO) X X X X X X
Pulse accumulator X X X X X X
25 Hz Counter
(with debouncing) X X X X
DI
10 Hz Counter
(with debouncing) X 1-8
NI 1000 LS X X X X
PT 1000 385 X X X X
PT 1000 375 X X X X
NTC 10K (w/out
diode) X X X X
NTC 100K X X X X
0-10 Vdc X X X X
AI
4-20 mA X X
0-10 Vdc X X X X
AO
4-20 mA 5-8 5-8
ON/OFF X X
DO
Pulse ON X X
Part Numbers and NEC Class – P1 Bus Interface Module, TX-I/O
Power Supply, and Bus Connection Module
Module Part Number and NEC Class
Class 2 (Output) and Class 1
Power Limited (Input) Class 2 Class 1 Power Limited
P1 Bus Interface Module TXB1.P1 N/A N/A
TX-I/O Power Supply TXS1.12F4 N/A TXS1.12F10
Bus Connection Module N/A TXS1.EF4 TXS1.EF10
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Product Documentation
Supply Terminal Connections
With analog inputs and outputs, the neutral must always be connected to the
terminal associated with that I/O point.
All supply terminals are connected in the I/O module, not in the terminal base.
24 Vac supply terminals are fused for Class 2 (24 Vac at 50/60 Hz) through the
P1 BIM, TX-I/O Power Supply, or Bus Connection Module.
24 Vdc supply terminals are connected in the I/O module, not in the terminal
base. They are overload protected in the P1 BIM or Bus Connection Module, and
fused (resettable) in the TX-I/O Power Supply.
Configurable Points (Universal and Super Universal modules)
Universal I/O modules provide 8 points, which can be separately configured as
DIs, AIs, or AOs (AIs and AOs are voltage only).
Super Universal I/O modules provide 8 points, which can be separately
configured as DIs, AIs, or AOs. 4 to 20 mA current handling capability is available
on points 1 through 4 (AIs only) and points 5 through 8 (AIs or AOs).
Digital Input Grounding Connections
The neutral of a digital input (on Digital Input, Universal and Super Universal
modules) can be connected to any neutral terminal on the same module. Several
digital inputs can also share a neutral terminal on the same module.
Digital Output Common Connections
Digital output common is isolated for each relay and must be externally wired to
other DO common if needed.
Class 1 and Class 2 Wiring Separation
Caution:
UL Listings require that NEC Class I and Class II wiring be kept
separate from each other. Use separate conduit and cable tie bars
to separate Class I DO wires from all other Class II wiring.
Product Documentation
For additional wiring and CE compliance information, see the APOGEE Wiring
Guidelines for Field Panels and Equipment Controllers (125-3002).
The following Installation Instructions are also available online: TX-I/O P1 Bus
Interface Module (553-140), TX-I/O I/O Module (553-141), and TX-I/O Power
Supply and Bus Connection Module (553-142).
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Digital Input Wiring Examples
Latched or Pulsed Accumulator (NO and NC)
135
246
K1 K2 K3 K4 S5
78910
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
TXIO0031R1
DI Module (TXM1.8D or TXM1.16D)
2610
4812
K1 K2 K3 K4 S5
14 16 19 21
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
TXIO0032R1
K1 Status contact (N/O)
K2 Status contact (N/C)
K3 Pulsed accumulator (N/O)
K4 Pulsed accumulator (N/C)
S5 Electronic switch (rated
for 30 V)
Universal Module (TXM1.8U or TXM1.8U-ML)
and Super Universal Module (TXM1.8X or
TXM1.8X-ML
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Digital Output Wiring Examples
Digital Output Wiring Examples
DANGER:
Digital Output modules connected to high voltage should incorporate
a readily accessible disconnect device outside the panel.
Latched Contact (NO and NC)
Q1 Switched load (N/O contact)
Q2 Switched load (N/C contact)
249
3810
(1) (2)
Q1 Q2
AC / DC 24 ... 230V
TXIO0033R1
Digital Output Module
(TXM1.6R or TXM1.6R-M)
Pulsed Contact (NO and NC)
249
3810
(1) (2)
Q1
AC / DC 24 ... V 230
K1
TXIO0034R1
Q1 Pulse-driven device (for
example, a stepping switch)
K1 Power contactor, self-latching
Digital Output Module
(TXM1.6R or TXM1.6R-M)
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Analog Input Wiring Examples
Temperature and Resistance Sensors
B1 B2 R3
MB
2468
(1) (2)
10 12
(3)
TXIO0036R1
B1 Ni 1000 LS temperature
sensor
B2 Pt 1000 385 and Pt 1000 375
temperature sensors
R3 Resistance-type sensor
Universal Module (TXM1.8U or TXM1.8UML)
and Super Universal Module (TXM1.8X or
TXM1.8X-ML)
0-10 Vdc Sensors
2
7
B4
46
B5
8
(1) (2)
V
V
V
TXIO0037R1
B4 0-10V sensor with external
supply
B5 0-10V sensor with 24 Vac
supply
Universal Module (TXM1.8U or TXM1.8U-ML)
and Super Universal Module (TXM1.8X or
TXM1.8X-ML)
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Analog Output Wiring Examples
2-Wire and 3-Wire Active Sensors
2
3
B4
46
7
B5
8
(1) (2)
DC 24 V
V
10 12
(3)
B6
14 16
(4)
B7
V
11
DC 24 V
TXIO0041R1
B4 Active sensor with 24 Vdc
supply
B5 Active sensor with 24 Vac
supply
B6 Active sensor 4 to 20 mA
(2 wire)
B7 Active sensor with external
supply (Earth ground only at
Service Box)
Super Universal Module (TXM1.8X or
TXM1.8X-ML)
Analog Output Wiring Examples
26
4
7
Y1 Y2
810
11
Y3
12
(5) (6) (7)
V
24 VDC
V
Y4
14 16
(8)
TXIO0038R1
Y1 Actuator with control input
only, 0-10 Vdc (or 4-20 mA,
Super Universal, points 5-8
only)
Y2-Y4 General powered device with
control, 0-10 Vdc (or 4-20
mA, Super Universal, points
5-8 only)
Y2 24 Vac internal
Y3 24 Vdc internal
Y4 24 Vac or 24 Vdc external
Universal Module (TXM1.8U or TXM1.8UML)
and Super Universal Module (TXM1.8X or
TXM1.8X-ML)
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P1 Bus Interface Module, TX-I/O Power Supply, and
Bus Connection Module
24VRUN
FLT
COM
24V
CS CD
S-+
24V
T
1
2
3
5
4
LAN
Connection + 24 Vdc
Data
24 Vac In
Common
TXIO0029R1
P1 Bus Interface Module (P1 BIM) TXB1.P1
Power and Communication Connections
Symbol Device Description
All 24 Vac IN (from transformer)
⊥All Common Ground
CS All (feed-thru on TX-I/O Power Supply and Bus
Connection Module) 24 Vdc Communication Supply (24 Vdc)
CD All (feed-thru on TX-I/O Power Supply and Bus
Connection Module) Communication Data (Signal)
S - + P1 BIM LAN connection
Extending Communication
If an installation requires more than one DIN rail, connect the Communication
Supply (CS) and Communication Data (CD) terminals from the P1 BIM to the
same terminals on the first device of every additional DIN rail (a TX-I/O Power
Supply or Bus Connection Module). TX-I/O Power Supplies and Bus Connection
Modules include a second set of CS and CD contacts to simplify connection of
additional DIN rails. Ensure that the system neutral is installed.
NOTE: Maximum extension of the TX-I/O bus is 50 meters total for all devices.
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P1 Bus Interface Module, TX-I/O Power Supply, and Bus Connection Module
24V24V
24V
CS CD
CS CD
24V
T
CS CD
24V
T
CS CD
4
5,6
24 Vac In
Common
+ 24 Vdc
Data
+ 24 Vdc
Data + 24 Vdc
Data
24 Vac In
Common
+ 24 Vdc
Data
5
TXIO0030R1
Bus Connection Module
TXS1.EF4 TX-I/O Power Supply TXS1.12F4
LED Indicators
LED Indication
(1) RUN (green) The LED lights after power-up tests OK and the BIM operating system is
running. Flashing (P1 BIM only) indicates that the address key is not
inserted or is not being read correctly.
(2) FLT (red) For future use.
(3) TX, RX (yellow) Light up at an irregular rate to indicate communication on the bus.
(4) Module supply/field supply
voltage (green)
24 Vdc (conductor CS, measured
on bus)
ON 24 Vac bus voltage is in the acceptable range.
OFF 24 Vac bus voltage is outside the acceptable range, indicating
insufficient or shorted supply of the I/O bus,
or one of the AC/DV converters is faulty.
(5) Fuse LED for 24 Vac supply
peripheral devices – TXS1.EF4
only
ON 24 Vac (supply voltage) input present; fuse is intact.
OFF No 24 Vac (supply voltage) input,
or fuse is blown.
(6) Fuse-LED for field supply
voltage (V ) – TXS1.EF10 only
ON V (field supply voltage) input present; fuse is intact.
OFF No V (field supply voltage) input,
or fuse is blown.
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I/O Module LED States and Flash Patterns
12
24
19 21 23
(5)
10762z054
V
(6)
25
(1)
V
(2)
2468
7
(1) (2) (3) (4)
32
27 29 31
(7)
V
(8)
33
(5) (6) (7) (8)
(3) (4)
10 12 14 16
V
15
20
V28 V
V
3V 11
Module status LED – shows the module
status as a whole (as opposed to the I/O
points). Also used for diagnostics.
Override status LEDs – when lit, these
indicate that local override is active.
LCD display (if present)
I/O status LEDs – indicate the status of
the inputs and outputs (peripheral devices).
The LEDs are labeled with the I/O point
number. These LEDs are also used for
diagnostics.
LED Indication
ON 24 Vac (supply voltage) input present; fuse is intact
OFF No 24 Vac (supply voltage) input, or fuse is blown
Flashing Fault indication
Pulse Module unconfigured, no address key
Dual pulse Module configured, no address key
Module status
Dual off pulse Remote override
ON Binary value indication
OFF No voltage, or binary value indication
Flashing Fault indication
Pulse
Activity of field devices, or module unconfigured, no
address key
I/O status
Variable intensity Analog value indication
ON Manual operation
OFF No voltage, or manual operation off
Off pulse Override action
Dual off pulse Remote override
Output Local override is off; operation is not possible
Override
status (on
modules with
local override
only)
Short pulse Input Operation is not possible
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LCD Symbol Chart
LCD Symbol Chart
The Configured Signal Type is displayed with either a Signal Value that matches
the signal type, or any one of the Errors, Reminders indicators.
Examples: ?
VANi
10561D206
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Inserting the Address Keys
The TX-I/O address keys must be inserted, seated, and closed correctly in order
to function. Remove the address key from the strip, and then insert as shown.
1
TXIO0039R1
2
TXIO0040R1
TX-I/O Start Up
See the TX-I/O Getting Started Guide (553-636) for start-up procedures once the
TX-I/O modules are installed, addressed, and wired.
Information in this publication is based on current specifications. The company reserves the right to make changes in specifications
and models as design improvements are introduced. Other product or company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of
their respective owners. © 2007 Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.
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