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详细说明：Telemecanique Premium Atrium AS-i bus用户手册（英文）pdf,Telemecanique Premium Atrium AS-i bus用户手册（英文）Table of contents Safety Information About the book 11 Part The As-i Bus 13 At a glar 13 Chapter 1 General introduction to the As-i bus...........15 At a glance 15 Reminder relating to AS-i and As-i V2 buses 16 Overview of AS-i products from the schneid 17 Presentation of main constituent components 18 Example of AS-i bus topology Main characteristics of the as-i bus Main Characteristics of the As-iv2 Bus Part l Hardware installation for As-i power supply units and TSX SAY 100 and TsX SAY 1000 AS-i bus interface modules 29 At a glance 29 Chapter2 AS-i bus power supp! y units∴.….…∴∴…∴………31 Physical description of the TSX SUP A05 power supply block At a glance 2.1 Introduction to AS-i Bus power supply units ...,,32 At a glance :::: 32 General introduction to AS-i power supply units Physical description of the TSX SUP A02 power supply modu 35 Physical description of the support board Catalog of As-i power supply units AS-i power supply: specific features 38 2.2 Installation of the AS-i bus power supply units At a glance 39 Dimensions/mounting of the AS-i TSX SUP A02 power supply unit 40 Dimensions/mounting of the TSX SUP A05 AS-i power supply unit 43 Summary of methods of fixing 44 2.3 AS-i power supply connections At a glance 45 TSX SUP A02 power supply connections 46 TSX SUP A05 power supply connections General precautions ..52 2.4 Characteristics of As-i bus power supply units ....,,...54 At a glance 54 Electrical characteristics of AS-i power supply units TSX SUP A02/A 55 Physical characteristics of environment 57 Chapter 3 AS-i bus interface module TSX SAY 100 59 At a glance 3.1 Description of the TsX say 100 Module At a glance 60 Physical description Mounting/installation 63 Connections 64 Displaying module states 67 Specific Display Panels on the TSX SAY 100 Module 68 Technical characteristics 70 Safety of personnel 3.2 As-i Bus diagnostics At a glance Introduction to as-i bus dia g between the difterent display modes Displaying slaves on the As-i bus 76 Displaying the state of the inputs/outputs of each slave..........77 3.3 Operating modes of the TSX SAY 100 module 79 Operating modes of the TSX SAY 100 module 3 4 Precautions of use 81 24 V auxiliary supply 81 Chapter 4 AS-i V2 bus interface module: TSX SAY 1000 83 At a glance 83 4.1 Description of the tSX SAY 1000 Module At a glance 84 Physical description ,85 ..87 Connections .88 Displaying Module States Specific Display Panels on the TSX SAY 1000 Module 92 Technical characteristics of As-i V2 bus 93 Personnel Safety 94 4.2 AS-i Bus Diagnostics Introduction to AS-i Bus diagnostics 4.3 Operating modes of the TsX say 1000 Module 7 Operating modes of the TSX SAY 1000 module 97 4.4 Precautions of use ...99 At a Glance 99 24 VDC Auxiliary Supply 100 Multiple Address Settings 101 4.5 AS-i V2 Certification 102 AS-iV2 Certification 102 Part ll AS-i Bus software implementation........ 105 At a gland 105 Chapter 5 Principles of the software implementation of the As-i Bus. 107 At a glance 107 Presentation of the implementation of the As-i bus ..108 Architecture of tsx say 100 Module 110 Structure of an As-i slave 112 Addressing of language objects associated with the slave devices connected to the as-i bi Chapter 6 AS-i bus configuration. ............,.................117 At a glance 117 How to declare an as-i Communication module in the pl rack 118 Description of the As-i communication module configuration screen ..... 119 How to define a slave device on the as-i Bus 12 AS-i Bus Displayed in the Project Browser How to modify the As-i Bus software configuration 125 How to access the description of an AS-i slave ,,,,126 How to Define a New Slave Profile in a Private AS-i Catalog 128 How to modify As-i slave general parameters: Automatic addressing 130 How to modify As-i slave general parameters: Fallback mode 3 Chapter 7 Debugging the As-i bus 133 At a glance ..133 Introduction to the debug function 134 Description of the debug screen of an AS-i module How to access the functions of the module diagnostics and channel diagnostics of an AS-i device 137 Displaying the status of the slaves 139 How to Access Adjustment of an As-i Device's Parameters 140 How to Access the AS-i Channels Forcing/Unforcing Function 141 How to access the set and reset commands of the as-i channels .,. 142 Automatic replacement of a faulty as-i slave ,1413 How to insert a slave device into an existing As-i configuration How to modify the address of an As-i device 145 Chapter 8 AS-i operating mode................147 At a glance ,,,147 AS-i Operating Mode: General 148 AS-i protege Mode 150 AS-i test de cablage mode 151 AS-i Offline Operating mode 152 AS-i Data Exchange Off Operating Mode .....153 Chapter 9 AS-i performance 155 Performances of the As-i bus 155 Chapter10 DFB for AS-i Security Monitor∴∴∴157 AS-i security monitor DFBs 157 Chapter 11 Language objects of the As-i bus....,...,..159 At a glance 159 11.1 Language objects and IODDT of the AS-i communication 160 At a glanc 160 Implicit exchange language objects associated with the application-specill..161 Presentation of language objects of the AS-ibus unction 162 Explicit exchange language objects associated with the application-specific function .163 Management of Exchanges and Reports with Explicit Objects 11.2 The language objects and generic IODDT applicable to all communication tocols At a glance ..169 Details of loDDT implicit exchange objects of type T_COM_STS_GEN 170 Details of lodDT explicit exchange objects of type T_COM_STS_GEN 17 11.3 Language objects and IODDT's associated to the As-i bus At a glance 173 Details of the implicit exchange objects of T_Com_asl_v1 type IODDTS..174 Details of the explicit exchange objects of the T_COM_ Asl_v1 type IODDT. 177 Details of implicit exchange objects of the As-i function .179 Details of explicit exchange language abjects for the AS-i function .182 Details of explicit exchange language objects for the As-i function Details of configuration objects for the As-i function 186 11.4 The lODDT type T_GEn_MOD applicable to all modules .....,,.187 Details of the Language objects of the lODDT of Type T_GEN_MOD 187 Part Iv Implementation of As-i v2 bus software...... 189 At a Glance .,,.189 Chapter 12 Principles of the software implementation of the As-i V2 Bus 191 At a glance 191 Presentation of the installation of the As-i v2 bus 192 Architecture of the tsX say 1000 Module 194 Structure of a standard address as-i 196 Structure of a standard Address as-i slave Addressing of language objects associated with the slave devices connected the As-i bl Chapter 13 As-i V2 bus configuration............... 203 At a glar 203 How to declare an as-i V2 communication module in the plc rack 204 Description of the configuration screen of an AS-i V2 communication module. 205 How to define a slave device on the As-i v2 bus 207 AS-iv2 Bus displayed in the Pr 211 How to modify the As-i v2 Bus software configuration How to access the description of an As- iv2 slave .,214 How to define a new slave profile in the standard AS-i v2 catalog ic 216 How to modify the general parameters of an As-i V2 slave: Autom addressing ......218 How to modify the parameters of an As- i V2 slave 219 How to Modify the Parameters of an AS- i V2 Slave with combiner How to modify the parameters of an analog as-i v2 slave 220 Parameters 221 AS-i v2 security device issues 222 Chapter 14 Debugging the as-i v2 bus 面m 223 At a Glance 223 Introduction to the Debug function 224 Description of an As-i v2 module's debug screen 225 How to access module- and channel-diagnostics functions on an As-i v2 device 227 Displaying the slaves status How to access the adjustment of the parameters of an AS-iV2 device 231 How to access the As-i v2 digital channels' forcing/unforcing function ... 233 How to access the sEt and reseT commands of the As-i V2 digital channels ..234 How to modity the value of an analog channel 235 Automatic replacement of a faulty AS-i v2 slave How to insert a slave device into an existing AS-i V2 configuration 237 How to modify the address of an AS-iV2 device 238 Chapter 15 AS-i V2 operating mode 239 At a glance 239 AS-iV2 Operating Mode: General ,240 AS-iV2 protege Mode 242 AS-i V2 Offline Operating Mode 243 AS-i V2 Data Exchange O Operating Mode 244 chapter 16 AS-i V2 performance. Performances of the asi v2 bus Chapter 17 DFB for AS-i Security Monitor .247 At a glance 247 Description of safety function block of the AS-i bus 248 Operation of the AS-i security function block 251 Security dFb programming rules 252 How to implement a DFB function block Chapter 18 Language objects of the As-i V2 bus.,,........ 257 a glance 257 18.1 Language objects and lODDT's of the AS-iV2 communication Presentation of language objects of the As-i V2 bus ..258 18.2 Language objects and generic IODDT for all the communication protocols.. 259 At a glance ,,,.,,.259 Details of the implicit exchange objects of the lOddT of the T COM STS GEN type Details of the implicit exchange objects of the IODDT of the T_COM_STS_GEN type 261 18.3 Language objects of the As-iv2 function At a glance 263 Details of the implicit exchange objects of T_COM_Asl_ V2 type IODDTs.. 264 Details of the explicit exchange objects of the t_COM_Asl_ v2 type IODDT. 269 Details of implicit exchange objects of the As-i V2 function 271 Details of explicit exchange objects of the as-i V2 function 274 Details of the objects managing the mode of operation for the as-i V2 function Details of configuration objects for the As-i v2 function 277 278 18.4 IODDT T_GEN_MOD applicable to all the modules 279 Details of the language objects of the loddT of the type T_GEN_MOD 279 Index 量■■■■■■■■■■■ .281 Safety Informatio Important Information NOTICE Read these instructions carefully, and look at the equipment to become familiar with the device before trying to install, operate, or maintain it. The following special messages may appear throughout this documentation or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure The addition of this symbol to a Danger or Warning safety label indicat A that an electrical hazard exists, which will result in personal injury if the u structions are not followed △ This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death A DANGER DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage △WARN|NG WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage A CAUTION CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, can result in injury or equipment damage PLEASE NOTE All pertinent state, regional, and local satety regulations must be observed when installing and using this product. For reasons of satety and to ensure compliance with documented system data, only the manufacturer should perform repairs to components When controllers are used for applications with technical safety requirements, please follow the relevant instructions No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material. this document is not intended as an instruction manual for untrained persons o Schneider Electric 2005 All rights reserved

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