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Notes on safety
1Notes on safety
Please observe the notes on safety.
This valve system may only be used for industrial applications.
Installation may only be performed in a voltage-free and pressurefree state and only by a qualified technician.
In order to avoid accidents, electrical start-up is to be carried out
only in a pressure-free state.
Please familiarise yourself thoroughly with the contents of the
operating instructions before installing the valve system and
connecting it to the compressed air or electrical systems.
WARNING
Ground the valve system. Please observe the following standards when installing the
system: VDE 0160 (DIN EN 50178) and VDE 0100
Do not put the valve system into operation before it is completely assembled as well as
correctly wired and tested.
NOTICE
Before connecting or disconnecting the plugs, switch off the operating voltage to prevent
damage to the electrical system.
If the valve system is occupied completely by components, or subject to continuous loading
of the solenoids, be sure to provide adequate exchange of air, or air cooling.
Validi tyThese operating instructions apply to:
W The passive I/O modules in conjunction with the series HF 03 /
HF 02 valve system with a double multiple plug connector.
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I
Valve
metsys
s with
bus coupler:
– Series H F 03 / HF 02
– Bus couplers
series CMS
type M-Design:
PROFIBUS-DP
I
NTER BUS
DeviceNet
CANopen
– I /O modules
– Power module
– AS-Interface Master
Valve systems with a
multiple plug connector:
– Series HF 03 / HF 02
– Bus couplers
series BDC
type V-Design:
PROFIBUS-DP
I
NTER BUS
DeviceNet
CANopen
type A-Design:
AS-Interface
– Modules
series DDL
type V-Design:
DDL / DDL-E
Valve systems
with
double multiple
plug connector:
– Series HF 03 /
HF 02
– I/O modules
(passive)
BDC = Bus Direct Control
DDL = Drive & Diagnostics Link
CMS = Central Mounted System
System architecture
2System architecture
The versatility and flexibility of this valve system enables
AVENTICS to support your automation tasks. The valves are
completely assembled and tested according to your requirements;
the electrical connection is made via multiple plug connectors.
I/O modules are in- stalled in the system as per your
specifications. The valve system in the local or external pilot
control versions is then ready for use. Its modular construction
allows existing systems to be expanded or converted at any time.
The valve system's operating instructions are composed of
individual components.
Fig. 1:System architecture
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System architecture
2.1Construction and design
valve system with
double multiple plug
connector and passive
I/O modules
M12×1 connections for
passive I/O modules
Multiple plug
connector II for
passive I/O modules
LED display for the
supply voltage
The HF 03 / HF 02 valve system is composed of the following
components depending on the order:
W right end plate for connecting the pneumatics,
W valve in expansion levels for 1 to 16 valves,
W adapter plate for the pneumatic connection,
W multiple plug connector, double,
W I/O modules, passive (4 maximum),
W left side cover.
2.2Function
The passive I/O module makes it possible to connect a sensor or
an actuator to each of the eight M12×1 connections. Up to 32
sensors/actuators are possible per valve system with multiple
plug connector at a maximum of 4 I/O modules. The switching
state is displayed by a yellow LED on each I/O connection.
The M12×1 I/O connections are internally connected to the
multiple plug connector II. They are connected to the PLC via
mating plug II. See figure 2 and 3.
The supply voltage's presence is shown by a green LED.
2.3I/O connections
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I/O connection M12×1Sensor/actuator connection, 8× connection socket with internal
M12×1 thread, for 4 or 5-pin plug
AccessoriesM12×1 mating plug
Multiple plug
connector II
AccessoriesMating plug II
MarkingOn the I/O module beneath each M12×1 connection
I/O module connection to the controls
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n = number of valve positions
View A
View C
View B
Mating plug I on multiple
plug connector
I
PE conn ection
Mating plug
II
on multiple
plug connector
II
III
C = ~122 for cable
with Ø 9.0
C = ~132 for cable
with Ø 15.5
IO 1
Installation
3Installation
3.1HF 03 mounting
DimensionsThe valve system can be mounted in any desired position with 4
screws (e.g. M6) or placed on a DIN rail,
DIN EN 50022, 35 × 15.
Fig. 2:HF 03 dimensioned drawing
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3.2HF 02 mounting
DimensionsThe valve system can be mounted in any desired position with 4
screws (e.g. M6) or placed on a DIN rail,
DIN EN 50022, 35 × 15.
IO 1
Mating plug II on multiple
plug connector
Mating plug I on multiple
plug connector
III
PE connection
I
View A
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with Ø 9.0
with Ø 15.5
C = ~122 for cable
C = ~132 for cable
View B
n = number of valve positions
Fig. 3:HF 02 dimensioned drawing
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3.3Marking and identification
I/O module, passiveThe I/O connections are inscribed directly on the I/O modules.
Fig. 4:I/O module, passive
3.4Electrical connection
M12×1 connections for
passive I/O modules
LED display for M12×1
connections
Numbering the M12×1
connections
Method for counting
the I/O modules
Multiple plug
connector II for I/O
modules
The passive I/O module makes it possible to connect a sensor or
an actuator to each of the eight M12×1 connections. Up to 32
sensors/actuators are possible per valve system with multiple
plug connector at a maximum of 4 I/O modules.
The switching state is displayed by a yellow LED on each M12×1
connection.
The M12×1 connections are numbered from 0 to 7. See figure 4.
The maximum of 4 I/O modules are counted starting with the first
I/O module next to the multiple plug connector II. This I/O module
is marked as IO 1 according to the plug assignment count. See
figure 2 and 3.
The I/O connections are internally connected to the multiple plug
connector II. They are connected to the PLC via mating plug II. See
figure 2 and 3.
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LED display for the
supply voltage
The supply voltage's presence is shown by a green LED.
3.4.1 M12×1 connections
M12×1 connections for
the I/O modules
A sensor or an actuator can be connected to each of the eight
M12×1 connections of an I/O module via M12×1 plug (4 or 5-pin).
WARNING
When connecting the peripheral equipment (I/O interface), the requirements for protection
against accidental contact must be observed in accordance with EN 50178, classification
VDE 0160.
NOTICE
There is no protection to prevent reverse polarization or feedback of the supply voltage.
Ensure that the permissible current load of 0.5 A per signal and supply line is not
exceeded, whereby the total current of all supply lines may not exceed 4 A per module!
Fig. 5:M12×1 connection layout
Ta ble 1:M12×1 connection layout
M12×1 connection layout
PIN
1+24 V
2- - -
3GND
4Signal
5- - -
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3.4.2 Multiple plug connection for I/O modules
Both the multiple plug connector I for the valve controls (right next
to the valves) and the multiple plug connector II for the I/O modules
(right next to the I/O modules) are located on the adapter plate.
See Figure 2 and 3.
Multiple plug
connector II for the I/O
modules
The I/O modules are connected to the PLC via the multiple plug
connector II on the I/O module side.
NOTICE
24 V DC supply voltage with electrical isolation via a power supply unit according to DIN EN
60742, classification VDE 0551.
All GND pins and all +24 V pins are bridged in the multiple plug connector. There must be a
sufficient number of pins connected to supply and accept the total current of all
consumers. There should be at least 3 GND pins connected.
The total current of all I/O modules may not exceed the fuse value of 8 A!
The crimped contact connections fit wire cross sections of 0.14 ... 0.56 mm2.
Please only use multiple-strand cables with an external insulation diameter from 9.0 to
15.5 mm; use the appropriate mating plug sealing element to ensure that the IP 65 degree
of protection and the strain relief are guaranteed.
Fig. 6:Mating plug II assignment
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Mating plug II
assembly
1. Select a suitable sealing element and insert it into the mating
plug's terminal fitting:
red: cable Ø 9.0 ... 13.0 mm
white: cable Ø 11.5 ... 15.5 mm
2. Push the terminal fitting and mating plug casing over the cable.
3. Remove about 5 cm of the cable sheath. Remove about 5 mm
of insulation from the strands and mark them according to
their assignment and function.
4. Crimp the plug connections to the single cable strands.
5. Click the plug connections into the socket body according to the
assignment.
6. Screw the socket body to the mating plug casing; pay attention
to the orientation (different pin Ø on the mating plug provide
clarity).
7. Tighten the terminal fitting's lock nut until the sealing element
firmly holds the cable (IP 65 degree of protection, strain relief).
3.5Making connections
NOTICE
Please ensure that enough free space is left for the electrical connections so that the
permissible minimum bending radii are adhered to.
Making connections1. Make the PE connection (M5 screw on the adapter plate)
according to VDE 100 and VDE 160.
2. Connect the cable to the controlling electrical system.
3. Plug mating plug I onto the multiple plug connector I for valve
control and
4. mating plug II onto the multiple plug connector II for the I/O
modules and screw tightly.
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Testing and start-up
4Testing and start-up
4.1Testing
The functional reliability and operating method of the
actuator/sensor controls should be checked before start-up.
4.2Start-up
NOTICE
Before switching the system on, ensure that it is in a defined state!
Also ensure that all manual overrides are set to zero.
OSwitch on the operating voltage.
OSwitch on the compressed air supply.
5Conversion and extension
5.1Adding passive I/O modules
NOTICE
Please observe the following if additional passive I/O modules are to be added on at a later
date:
OTurn off the system operating voltage and compressed air.
OA maximum of 4 passive I/O modules can be connected!
Adding I/O module(s)1. Remove the left side cover from the valve system's last I/O
module (3 hexagon socket-head screws, DIN 912 M4 with
wrench width 3).
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2. Put the additional I/O module in place. Ensure that the gasket
has been inserted properly and that the contacts have been
plugged in.
4. Screw the left side cover back on after the last I/O module (3
hexagon socket-head screws, DIN 912 M4, wrench width 3).
Tightening torque: 2.5 ... 3.0 Nm.
5. Make connections. See section 3.
Fig. 7:Adding an I/O module (picture shows HF 03 with double multiple plug connector)
6Characteristics, service parts and
accessories
6.1Characteristics
Ta ble 2:
General
Degree of protection
EN60529 / IEC529
Number of connections per unit8
IP65 when assembled
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Ta ble 3:
Electrical
Rated voltage24 V DC (-15& / +20%)
Max. current load:
Signal line
Supply line
Total supply line current4.0 A/module
Fuse for I/O modules8.0 A medium time lag
6.2Service parts and accessories
Ta ble 4:
I/O module, passive *IOP1827030106
Ta ble 5:
AccessoriesOrder number
Mating plug II, straight, for I/O modules1824484061
Mating plug II, angled, for I/O modules1824484025
M12x1 plug, straight, for I/O connection1834484222
The data specified above only serve to
describe the product. No statements
concerning a certain condition or
suitability for a certain application can be
derived from our information. The given
information does not release the user from
the obligation of own judgement and
verification. It must be remembered that
our products are subject to a natural
process of wear and aging.
An example configuration is depicted on
the title page. The delivered product may
thus vary from that in the illustration.
Translation of the original operating
instructions. The original operating
instructions were created in the German
language.