Siemens SITOP PSE200U 3A User manual

Selectivity modules
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SITOP power supply
Selectivity modules
Manual
SITOP select
6EP1961
-2BA00
SITOP PSE200U 3A
6EP1961
-2BA11
SITOP PSE200U 10 A
6E
P1961-2BA21
SITOP PSE200U 3 A
6EP1961
-2BA31
SITOP PSE200U 10 A
6EP1961
-2BA41
12.2014
C98130
-A7579-A1-1-7629
Overview
Safety notes
1
Description, device design,
dimension drawing
2
Mounting/removal
3
Mounting position, mounting
clearances
4
Installation
5
Technical data
6
Safety, approvals, EMC
7
Environmental conditions
8
Environment
9
Service & Support
10

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Overview
Description
In conjunction with a 24 V power supply, the selectivity module is used to distribute the load
current across several branches and to monitor the individual currents in these branches.
Faults in the individual branches caused by overload or short-circuit are detected and
selectively switched off, so that the fault does not impact the other load circuits. This means
fast troubleshooting and minimized downtimes.
The key benefits of the product include:
●A maximum of 4 load branches are monitored for each module
●The response threshold can be continually set for each output using a potentiometer
●Overcurrents are reliably switched off, independent of the cable length and cable cross-
section
●The 24 V supply for the other loads is maintained
●Multi-colored LED for each output for faster troubleshooting on-site
●Floating group signal contact for remote diagnostics (for -2BA00, -2BA11, -2BA21)
●Single-channel signal to serially indicate the state of the individual outputs (for -2BA31,
-2BA41)

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●Evaluation using free-of-charge SIMATIC S7 function blocks (S7-300/400/1200/1500) for
modules with single channel signal
●It can be selected that the load branches are sequentially switched on to reduce the total
inrush current
Ordering data
The following device options are available:
Selectivity modules
Type
Order number
SITOP select
24 V DC input
Number of outputs: 4
Setting range of the response threshold: 2 ... 10 A with group signal contact
6EP1961-2BA00
SITOP PSE200U
24 V DC input
Number of outputs: 4
Setting range of the response threshold: 0,5 ... 3 A with group signal contact
6EP1961-2BA11
SITOP PSE200U
24 V DC input
Number of outputs: 4
Setting range of the response threshold: 3 ... 10 A with group signal contact
6EP1961-2BA21
SITOP PSE200U
24 V DC input
Number of outputs: 4
Setting range of the response threshold: 0,5 ... 3 A with single channel signal
6EP1961-2BA31
SITOP PSE200U
24 V DC input
Number of outputs: 4
Setting range of the response threshold: 3 ... 10 A with single channel signal
6EP1961-2BA41

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Table of contents
Overview................................................................................................................................................. 3
1 Safety notes............................................................................................................................................ 7
2 Description, device design, dimension drawing........................................................................................ 9
2.1 Device description.....................................................................................................................9
2.2 Connections and terminal designation....................................................................................10
2.3 Potentiometer..........................................................................................................................12
2.4 Status displays and signaling .................................................................................................13
2.5 Buttons and selector switches ................................................................................................17
2.5.1 SITOP select...........................................................................................................................17
2.5.2 SITOP PSE200U ....................................................................................................................17
2.6 Electronic overload shutdown and reset.................................................................................19
2.6.1 SITOP select...........................................................................................................................19
2.6.2 SITOP PSE200U ....................................................................................................................21
2.7 Setting the switch-on delay time .............................................................................................24
2.7.1 SITOP select...........................................................................................................................24
2.7.2 SITOP PSE200U ....................................................................................................................26
2.8 Block diagram .........................................................................................................................27
2.9 Dimensions and weight...........................................................................................................29
3 Mounting/removal ................................................................................................................................. 31
4 Mounting position, mounting clearances................................................................................................ 33
4.1 Standard mounting position ....................................................................................................33
4.2 Other mounting positions........................................................................................................35
4.2.1 6EP1961-2BA00 .....................................................................................................................35
4.2.2 6EP1961-2BA11 and 6EP1961-2BA31 ..................................................................................37
4.2.3 6EP1961-2BA21 and 6EP1961-2BA41 ..................................................................................39
5 Installation ............................................................................................................................................ 41
5.1 Input side connection ..............................................................................................................41
5.2 Output-side connection...........................................................................................................43
6 Technical data ...................................................................................................................................... 45
6.1 Input ........................................................................................................................................45
6.2 Output .....................................................................................................................................45
6.3 Efficiency.................................................................................................................................48
6.4 Protection and monitoring.......................................................................................................48
6.5 MTBF ......................................................................................................................................49

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6.6 Mechanical system ................................................................................................................ 49
6.7 Dimension drawing ................................................................................................................ 50
7 Safety, approvals, EMC ........................................................................................................................ 51
7.1 Safety ..................................................................................................................................... 51
7.2 Approvals ............................................................................................................................... 51
7.3 EMC ....................................................................................................................................... 52
8 Environmental conditions ...................................................................................................................... 53
9 Environment ......................................................................................................................................... 55
10 Service & Support ................................................................................................................................. 57

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Safety notes
1
WARNING
Correct handling of the devices
When operating electrical devices, it is inevitable that certain components will carry
dangerous voltages.
Therefore, failure to handle the units properly can result in death or serious physical injury
as well as extensive property damage.
Only appropriately qualified personnel may work on or in the vicinity of this equipment.
Perfect, safe, and reliable operation of this equipment is dependent on proper
transportation, storage, installation and mounting.
Before installation or maintenance work can begin, the system's main switch must be
switched off and measures taken to prevent it being switched on again.
If this instruction is not observed, touching live parts can result in death or serious injury.

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Description, device design, dimension drawing
2
2.1
Device description
Using the selectivity module, a 24 V DC output voltage from a regulated power supply can
be distributed across four load circuits. The response threshold of the output current can be
individually set for each output using a potentiometer. When the set response threshold is
exceeded, the output is automatically switched off according to a defined switch off
characteristic, and can be switched on again after a wait time using a pushbutton or remote
reset (SITOP PSE200U). The status of the output is displayed using a multi-color LED for
each output. The status of the outputs can be processed via a group signaling contact or via
a serial single-channel signal.
①
+24 V input
②
0 V connection for the internal supply
③
+24 V outputs
④
Group signal contact/status output/remote reset input
⑤
Potentiometer for each output
⑥
Button
⑦
Measuring point
⑧
Indicator light for each output
⑨
Natural convection
⑩
Clearance above/below
⑪
Selector switch for switch-on delay
Figure 2-1 Design

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2.2
Connections and terminal designation
The input terminals ①can be used to establish the connection to the supply voltage. The
0 V connection ②is used to supply the internal electronics. Output terminals ③are used to
connect to the loads to be supplied (also see Chapter Installation (Page 41)).
The operating status of the device can be processed using the group signal contact or status
output ④(function and contact rating, see Figure 2-4 Operating displays and signaling
(SITOP select and SITOP PSE200U) (Page 13)).
The remote reset input ④ is used to reset outputs that have been automatically switched off
(function, see Chapter Status displays and signaling (Page 13)).
Connections and terminal designations for 6EP1961-2BA00
①
+ 24 V input 2 screw terminals
②
0 V connection 2 screw terminals
③
+ 24 V output: 1, 2, 3, 4 One screw terminal each
④
group signaling contact 13, 14 One screw terminal each
Connections and terminal designations for 6EP1961-2BA11 and 6EP1961-2BA21
①
+ 24 V input 2 screw terminals
②
0 V connection 2 screw terminals
③+ 24 V output: 1, 2, 3, 4 One screw terminal each
④group signaling contact 11, 12, 14; remote
reset RST
One screw terminal each
Connections and terminal designations for 6EP1961-2BA31 and 6EP1961-2BA41
①
+ 24 V input 2 screw terminals
②
0 V connection 2 screw terminals
③
+ 24 V output: 1, 2, 3, 4 One screw terminal each
④
status output S; remote reset RST One screw terminal each

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*1)
Do not subject the end stop to higher loads
Figure 2-2 Terminal data
NOTICE
Wiring overload
The "0 V" connection is only used to supply the internal electronics of the
selectivity module. The 0 V of the connected loads must be routed directly to the power
supply using separate cables!

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2.3 Potentiometer
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2.3
Potentiometer
The potentiometer ⑤on the front of the device is used to set the response threshold of the
output current. When delivered, the maximum possible response threshold is set.
Figure 2-3 Potentiometer (SITOP select and SITOP PSE200U)
Note
It is only permissible to use an insulated screwdriver whe
n actuating the potentiometer.
For information on actuating the potentiometer (screwdriver, torque), see Figure 2-2
Terminal data (Page 11).
Note
For SITOP PSE200U, the actual output current of a branch can be determined by measuring
the voltage at measuring point "MP"
⑦with respect to the "0 V" terminal ②. A measured
voltage of 1
V corresponds to an output current of 1 A.

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2.4
Status displays and signaling
6EP1961-2BA00
6EP1961-2BA11
6EP1961-2BA21
6EP1961-2BA31
6EP1961-2BA41
Operating display
Two-color LED
Three-color LED
Three-color LED
Group signaling contact
(13-14 or 11-12-14) ④
floating relay contact (NO
contact),
contact rating:
24 V/0.5 A
floating relay contact
(changeover contact),
contact rating:
24 V/0.1 A
-
Status output (S) ④- - Non-floating 24 V DC output,
max. 30 mA
Remote reset input (RST)
④
- Non-floating
24 V DC input
Non-floating
24 V DC input
Figure 2-4 Operating displays and signaling (SITOP select and SITOP PSE200U)
The operating state of the outputs is displayed using multi-color LEDs at the front of the
device. Symbols indicate the significance of each LED, which are listed in the following table.
LED off
LED is continuously lit
LED flashes

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SITOP select
LED ⑧and group signaling contact ④
Signaling
6EP1961-2BA00
Off All LEDs:
•No supply voltage
•Device powering up: After the device has powered up, the outputs
are switched on, taking into consideration the switch-on delay that
has been set.
Lights up
green
Normal operation, output is switched on
Lights up red
Output switched off automatically to due overload
Flashes red Outputs ready to be re
set after an automatic switch off by pressing the
button
Light up red All LEDs are red (after actuating the reset button for a minimum of
8 s):
programming mode for the switch-on delay
Flashes red All LEDs flash red (in the programming mode):
signals the programmed switch-on delay time:
•all LEDs flash 1x simultaneously red, followed by a 2 s pause:
0 ms
•all LEDs flash 2x simultaneously red, followed by a 2 s pause:
24 ms
•all LEDs flash 3x simultaneously red, followed by a 2 s pause:
100 ms
Group signaling contact (NO
contact)
Signal contact 13-14 opens (=quiescent position) when one/several
outputs are switched off as a result of overload or when a fuse rup-
tures.

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SITOP PSE200U
LED ⑧and group signaling contact or status output ④
Signaling
6EP1961-2BA11
6EP1961-2BA21
6EP1961-2BA31
6EP1961-2BA41
Off All LEDs:
•No supply voltage
•Device powering up: After the device has powered up, the outputs are
switched on, taking into consideration the switch-on delay that has been
set.
Group signal: Inactive Status output1*: -
LED, individual output:
Output defective (internal fuse has ruptured)
Group signal: Inactive Status output1*: Ci = '0'
Lights
up green
Normal operation, output is switched on
Group signal: Active
Status output
1*
: Ci = '1'
Flashes
green
Overload at the output: Output current 101…150 % of the response thresh-
old (for 5 s)
Group signal: Active
Status output
1*
: Ci = '1'
Lights
up red
Output switched off automatically to due overload
Group signal: Inactive
Status output
1*
: Ci = '0'
Flashes
red
Output ready to be reset after an automatic switch off by actuating the but-
ton or remote reset (effective for all outputs that have been automatically
switched off)
Group signal: Inactive
Status output
1*
: Ci = '0'
Flashes
orange
Output manually switched off using the button: The state is saved when the
device is swit
ched off, and can only be reset again by pressing the up button
again.
Group signal: Active
Status output
1*
: Ci = '0'
Red
running
light
Device overtemperature: The outputs can be switched-on again once the
temperature is in the normal range.
Group signal: Inactive
Status output
1*
: Ci = '0'
Group signaling con-
tact (changeover con-
tact)
In the "inactive" state, 11-12 are
connected and 11-14 open
-
Status output - Serial signaling (see Figure 2-5 Status
signaling (Page 16)), ’1’ = 24 V DC /
’0’ = 0 V (pull down)
1* The status of all four outputs ③is serially signaled using status output ④(see Figure 2-5
Status signaling (Page 16)). A frame comprises a start bit START and four status bits Ci
(i=1 … 4), which are each separated by a pause bit P. While the device powers up, or if the
supply voltage is missing, nothing is signaled, the status remains continuously at ’0’. For
SIMATIC-S7 controllers (S7-300/400/1200/1500), a function block for evaluation is available
under (http://www.siemens.com/sitop)
or the direct link (http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/61450284).

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Figure 2-5 Status signaling

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2.5
Buttons and selector switches
2.5.1
SITOP select
Figure 2-6 Reset button SITOP select
The reset button ⑥for the SITOP select selectivity module has the following two functions:
1. resets all outputs automatically switched off due to an overload condition (see Chapter
Electronic overload shutdown and reset (Page 19)).
2. is used to program the sequential switch-on delay (see Chapter Setting the switch-on
delay time (Page 24).
2.5.2
SITOP PSE200U
Figure 2-7 Buttons and selector switches, SITOP PSE200U

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The button ⑥for the SITOP PSE200U selectivity module has the following two functions:
1. manually switching an output off and on (see the following).
2. resetting an output automatically switched off due to an overload condition (see Chapter
Electronic overload shutdown and reset (Page 19)).
The selector switch ⑪can be used to select the delay time when switching on the individual
outputs (see Chapter Setting the switch-on delay time (Page 24)).
Manually switching an output on and off
An individual output can be switched on and switched off using the button. When the device
is delivered, the outputs are manually switched off.
Switching off an output:
For outputs that are switched on, LED ⑧of the particular output is lit green. You can switch
off the output by pressing the assigned button ⑥. The LED then flashes orange (output has
been manually switched off).
Switching on an output:
For outputs that have been manually switched off, LED ⑧of the particular output is lit
orange. You can switch on the output by pressing the assigned button ⑥. The LED is then
lit green (output is switched on).
Note
An output that has been manually switched
-off can only be manually switched-on again by
manual
ly pressing the button again. It is not possible to switch on an output that has been
manually switched off using the remote reset signal.
An output that has been manually switched off remains saved (latch) even when the supply
voltage is no longer availab
le, and is a manually switched off when the supply voltage
returns.

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2.6
Electronic overload shutdown and reset
An overload is permitted for a defined period of time for each selectivity module output. The
output is electronically shut down according to the "Shutdown characteristic" diagram after
the limit value has been exceeded.
2.6.1
SITOP select
Figure 2-8 Shutdown characteristic SITOP select
●An output current is continuously permissible up to the selected current response
threshold (LED of the output is lit green).
●In the range 101...129 % of the selected current response threshold, an overload current
is permissible for 5 seconds; after this time, the output is electronically shut down (LED of
the output is lit red).
●In the range > 130 % of the selected current response threshold, the current is limited to
130 %, after approx. 50 … 100 ms the output is electronically shut down (LED of the
output is lit red).
●When the output current exceeds the selected current response threshold, and if the
supply voltage simultaneously dips below 20 V, then the output is electronically shutdown
(the LED of the output is lit red).

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Reset of an electronic overload shutdown using the reset button
Figure 2-9 Reset button SITOP select
Using the reset button ⑥, after a delay time has elapsed, outputs that have been shut down
due to an overload can be reset, i.e. the electronic shutdown can be reset.
The initial situation is an electronic shutdown of individual outputs as a result of an overload
condition. This is signaled using the LED ⑧of the particular output.
LED
Meaning/handling
Lit red
Electronic shutdown as a result of an overload; wait time until a reset is possible:
approx. 20 seconds.
Flashes red
Output ready for a reset; press the button to switch-on the output again.
Lit green
The reset was carried out, the output was switched-on again.
Procedure to reset an electronic shutdown:
1. After an electronic shutdown (LED of the output is lit red), allow a wait time of 20 seconds
to elapse.
2. Press the reset button ⑥
Electronic shutdown was reset, and the output has been switched-on again (LED of the
output is lit green).
Note
When pressing the button, all of the outputs shut down due to an overload, which are ready
for reset (LED flashes red), are switched
-in again together.
Note
If, after a reset, the cause of the overload is still present, then the output is again
automatically shut down. Before carrying out a reset, remove the cause of the overload to
prevent a new shutdown.