Andover Controls ACC EMX Configuration Guide

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ACC EMX Modules Configuration Guide
You can connect one or more EMX modules to any of the following controllers: SCX 900, LCX 810, TCX 850/851/
853. Read this document to be sure you select the right module combination for your controller.
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Table 1shows the number of base, expansion, and total in­puts/outputs allowed for each Infinet controller.
Table 1. Number of Base, Expansion Module, and Total Inputs/Outputs Allowed for Various Controllers
Controller
Model No. Base Exp Total Base Exp Total
TCX 850/851
LCX 810
SCX 900 16 17
Note that the TCX 853 is the same as the TCX 850. Note also that the EMX 141 counts as two outputs, although
it has only one.
Expansion Inputs Allowed
Inputs Outputs
8
8
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EMX 140 and EMX 190s Are Special
Always count 2 outputs on the EMX 140 modules, even if the particular model has only 1 (such as EMX 141). Also, the EMX 190s must always be the last output modules on the chain.
Place EMX 170 at End of Chain
If you have an EMX 170 or expect to add one in the future, the EMX 170 must always be the last module on the entire chain.
Caution
Do not attach an output module, an input module, then an­other output module, as this later causes confusion when assigning input and output numbers.
Set Board Switches
17
17
25
25
33
4
2
6
Modules you can have more than one of always have a
8
8
8
8
16
16
Board switch that you set to Board 1 or Board 2. (For loca­tion of the switch, see the installation instructions for the particular module.)
You must always set the first module of a particular model number to Board 1. So, we strongly advise that you attach the modules of the same model number one immediately after the other.
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Of the input modules, you can always have a maximum of two EMX 160s and one EMX 170 for a total of 17 expan­sion inputs. If the modules, however, consume a total greater than 110 mA, you must add an external power supply (more later).
Expansion Outputs Allowed
Of the output modules, you can have up to 8 expansion out­puts on an SCX 900 or LCX 810 controller. You can have up to 4 expansion outputs on an TCX controller or. If the modules, however, consume a total greater than 110 mA, you must add an external power supply (more later).
Attach Modules in Order
You should first attach all output modules, then all input modules.
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You must set the first output module on the chain to Board 1, the second to Board 2, the third to Board 1, the fourth to Board 2, and so on—no matter which model number mod­ules. When you start the inputs modules, start at again Board 1 and continue to alternate from 1 to 2.There is only one exception to this general rule—the EMX 190.
Set EMX 190s to Board 1 and Board 2
The EMX 190s must always be the last or the last two out­put modules on the chain. Always set the first EMX 190 to
Board 1 and the second to Board 2, no matter what. In the case of the EMX 190, you must attach one module immedi­ately after the other.
Determine External Power Needs
A limited number of modules can be powered on the Infi­net controller’s power alone.
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Since each model consumes a slightly different amount of power, you can combine various sets of modules without an external power supply—you determine the combina­tions by adding the total milliamps the modules consume. If it is not greater than 110 mA, the Infinet controller sup­plies enough power for the chain. Below is a list of the amount of power each module model consumes:
EMX 140, 141, 142, 143—110 mA
EMX 150—55 mA
EMX 151—70 mA
EMX 160—11 mA (up to two allowed per controller)
EMX 155—42 mA
EMX 170—15 mA (only one allowed per controller)
EMX 190, 191, 192—83 mA
To add more modules, you need a power supply that de­livers 24 VDC and an adequate current output rating for the total number of amps the chain consumes.
Table 2 shows some combinations allowed with internal power only.This table is not an exhaustive list of combi-
nations; however, it does illustrate why you may want to add external power. External power allows you to add many more modules (see Figure 1 below).
Table 2. Sample Combinations of Modules Allowed with Internal Power Supply Alone
1st Combo
2 of any EMX module except 140, 151, 190, or 170 .
2nd Combo 3rd Combo 4th Combo
1 EMX 150 2 EMX 160s 1 EMX 170
2 EMX 155 2 EMX 160s
1 EMX 190 2 EMX 160s
When you use external power, you attach one external power source to a the first module requiring external power. The power source then serves all modules you attach after that up to the next external power supply. On that module and only that module of the group, you must change the position of a jumper that indicates you are using external power. See the instructions that go with the module to find out exactly where the jumper is located on the particular module you are installing.
Figure 1 shows a sample configuration on an SCX 900.
Figure 1. Sample Configuration of EMX Modules on an SCX 900 Controller
SCX 900
External
Power
Supply
EMX 150—Board 1 2 Outputs
EMX 150—Board 2 2 Outputs
EMX 140—Board 1 2 Outputs
EMX 190—Board 1 1 Output
EMX 190—Board 2 1 Output
EMX 160—Board 1 8 Digital Inputs
Output 9—Voltage Output 10—Voltage
Output 11—Current Output 12—Current
Output 13—Pneumatic (Output 14—Pneumatic)
Output 15—ReaderDoor
Output 16—ReaderDoor
Inputs 17–24—Digital
Even if you have only one output (EMX 141), count two outputs for the module.
You assign these input and output numbers very carefully, as covered in the
Infinity CX Programmer’s Guide.
EMX 160—Board 2
8 Digital Inputs
EMX 170 —1 Input
Inputs 25–32—Digital
Input 33—Temperature
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