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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

(M239B01-03-21A)

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Follow the warnings described in this manual with the symbols shown below.

DANGER

Warns of a risk, which could result in personal injury or material damage.

ATTENTION

Indicates that special attention should be paid to a specific point.

If you must handle the unit for its installation, start-up or maintenance, the following should be taken into consideration:

Incorrect handling or installation of the unit may result in injury to personnel as well as damage to the unit. In particular, handling with voltages applied may result in electric shock, which may cause death or serious injury to personnel. Defective installation or maintenance may also lead to the risk of fire.

Read the manual carefully prior to connecting the unit. Follow all installation and maintenance instructions throughout the unit’s working life. Pay special attention to the installation standards of the National Electrical Code.

Refer to the instruction manual before using the unit

In this manual, if the instructions marked with this symbol are not respected or carried out correctly, it can result in injury or damage to the unit and /or installations.

CIRCUTOR, SA reserves the right to modify features or the product manual without prior notification.

DISCLAIMER

CIRCUTOR, SA reserves the right to make modifications to the device or the unit specifications set out in this instruction manual without prior notice.

CIRCUTOR, SA on its web site, supplies its customers with the latest versions of the device specifications and the most updated manuals.

www.circutor.com

CIRCUTOR, recommends using the original cables and accessories that are supplied with the device.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .........................................................................................................................................................3

DISCLAIMER .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3

CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4

REVISION LOG .......................................................................................................................................................................7

SYMBOLS ...............................................................................................................................................................................7

1  VERIFICATION UPON RECEPTION ....................................................................................................................................8

2  PRODUCT DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................................................8

3. INSTALLATION OF THE DEVICE ..................................................................................................................................... 10

3.1.- PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 10

3.2.- INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................................11

3.3.- PANEL ADAPTER 72 x 72 mm ................................................................................................................................ 12

4. LINEM4IOR ............................................................................................................................................................... 14

4.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS ............................................................................................................................................... 14

4.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................ 15

4.3 .- LED INDICATORS ................................................................................................................................................... 16

4.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-R ............................................................................................................................ 17

4.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4 ................................................................................................... 18

4.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF RELAY OUTPUTS 1 ... 4 ..................................................................................................20

4.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP line-M-4IO-R ................................................................................................................. 29

4.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS .........................................................................................................................29

4.5.2.- PULSE METERS .............................................................................................................................................29

4.5.3.- ALARMS .........................................................................................................................................................30

4.5.4.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES ............................................................................................................30

4.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-R ...................................................................................................................36

5 . LINEM4IOT .............................................................................................................................................................38

5.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS ...............................................................................................................................................38

5.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................39

5.3 .- LED INDICATORS ...................................................................................................................................................40

5.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-T ............................................................................................................................ 41

5.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4 ...................................................................................................42

5.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF TRANSISTOR OUTPUTS 1 ... 4 .......................................................................................42

5.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP line-M-4IO-T .................................................................................................................42

5.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS .........................................................................................................................42

5.5.2.- PULSE METERS ..............................................................................................................................................42

5.5.3.- ALARMS .........................................................................................................................................................42

5.5.4.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES ............................................................................................................42

5.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-T ................................................................................................................... 43

6 . LINEM4IOA .............................................................................................................................................................. 44

6.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS ...............................................................................................................................................44

6.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................45

6.3 .- LED INDICATORS...................................................................................................................................................45

6.4.- CONFIGURATION Line-M-410-A ...........................................................................................................................47

6.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF ANALOGUE INPUTS 1 ... 4 .............................................................................................. 48

6.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF ANALOGUE OUTPUTS 1 ... 4 ..........................................................................................50

6.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP line-M-4IO-A ................................................................................................................. 51

6.5.1.- ANALOGUE INPUT ........................................................................................................................................... 51

6.5.2.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES ............................................................................................................ 51

6.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-A ...................................................................................................................55

7. LINEM4IORV .............................................................................................................................................................57

7.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS ................................................................................................................................................ 57

7.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM .........................................................................................................................................58

7.3 .- LED INDICATORS ...................................................................................................................................................59

7.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-RV .......................................................................................................................... 60

7.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4 .................................................................................................... 61

7.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF RELAY OUTPUTS 1 ... 4 .................................................................................................. 61

7.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP Line-M-410-RV ............................................................................................................. 61

7.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS ......................................................................................................................... 61

7.5.2.- ALARMS ......................................................................................................................................................... 61

7.5.3.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES ............................................................................................................. 61

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7.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: Line-M-410-RV ...............................................................................................................62

8. LINEMEXTPS ............................................................................................................................................................ 64

8.1.- INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................................64

8.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS ................................................................................................................................................65

8.3. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM .........................................................................................................................................65

8.3.1.- MAXIMUM CONNECTION.................................................................................................................................65

8.3.2.- MULTIPLE CONNECTION Line-M-EXT-PS ..................................................................................................... 66

8.4. - LED INDICATORS .................................................................................................................................................. 66

8.5. - TECHNICAL FEATURES: Line-M-EXT-PS ..............................................................................................................67

9. LINEM3G ................................................................................................................................................................... 68

9.1.- INSTALLATION OF THE SIM CARD ......................................................................................................................... 68

9.2.- LED INDICATORS ................................................................................................................................................... 69

9.3.- COMMUNICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................70

9.3.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH ..............................................................................................................70

9.3.2.- 3G COMMUNICATIONS ....................................................................................................................................70

9.4.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-3G ........................................................................................................................ 71

10. LINETCPRS1 ...............................................................................................................................................................73

10.1.- INSTALLATION ......................................................................................................................................................73

10.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS ............................................................................................................................................. 73

10.3.- LED INDICATORS .................................................................................................................................................. 74

10.4.- COMMUNICATIONS ..............................................................................................................................................75

10.4.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH ............................................................................................................75

10.4.2.- Wi-Fi COMMUNICATIONS ..............................................................................................................................75

10.4.3.- Bluetooth® COMMUNICATIONS .................................................................................................................... 75

10.4.4.- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE ............................................................................................................................ 75

10.4.5.- MOBILE APP ..................................................................................................................................................78

10.5.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-TCPRS1 ..................................................................................................................79

11. LINEM20I .................................................................................................................................................................. 81

11.1.- INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................................81

11.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS .............................................................................................................................................. 81

11.3.- CONNECTION DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................82

11.4.- LED INDICATORS .................................................................................................................................................. 83

11.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP ...................................................................................................................................... 83

11.5.1.- DIGITAL INPUTS ........................................................................................................................................... 83

11.5.2.- PULSE METERS .............................................................................................................................................84

11.5.3.- OTHER DEVICE PARAMETERS ...................................................................................................................... 85

11.5.4.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES .......................................................................................................... 85

11.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-20I .................................................................................................................... 86

12. LINELM20ITCP KIT .................................................................................................................................................. 88

12.1.- INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................................................... 88

12.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS ............................................................................................................................................ 89

12.3.- CONNECTION DIAGRAM ...................................................................................................................................... 90

12.4.- LED INDICATORS .................................................................................................................................................. 91

12.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP ......................................................................................................................................92

12.6.- COMMUNICATIONS ...............................................................................................................................................92

12.6.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH ............................................................................................................. 92

12.6.2.- Wi-Fi COMMUNICATIONS...............................................................................................................................92

12.6.3.- Bluetooth® COMMUNICATIONS ....................................................................................................................92

12.6.4.- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE ............................................................................................................................93

12.6.5.- MOBILE APP ..................................................................................................................................................93

12.7.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-LM20I-TCP kit ........................................................................................................93

13. LINELM40ITCP KIT .................................................................................................................................................. 96

13.1.- INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................................................... 96

13.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS .............................................................................................................................................97

13.3.- CONNECTION DIAGRAM ...................................................................................................................................... 98

13.4.- LED INDICATORS ................................................................................................................................................. 99

13.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP ....................................................................................................................................100

13.6.- COMMUNICATIONS .............................................................................................................................................100

13.6.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH ...........................................................................................................100

13.6.2.- Wi-Fi COMMUNICATIONS ............................................................................................................................100

13.6.3.- Bluetooth® COMMUNICATIONS ..................................................................................................................100

13.6.4.- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE........................................................................................................................... 101

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13.6.5.- MOBILE APP .................................................................................................................................................101

13.7.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-LM40I-TCP kit ........................................................................................................101

14. MAINTENANCE AND TECHNICAL SERVICE ................................................................................................................ 104

15 . GUARANTEE .............................................................................................................................................................. 104

16. CE CERTIFICATE ........................................................................................................................................................ 105

ANNEX A. CONFIGURATION MENUS................................................................................................................................108

A.1.- line-M-4IO-R, line-M-4IO-T and line-M-4IO-RV ................................................................................................108

A.2.- line-M-4IO-A ........................................................................................................................................................110

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REVISION LOG

Date Revision Description

03/20 M239B01-03-19A First Version

06/20 M239B01-03-20A

11/20 M239B01-03-20B

05/21 M239B01-03-21A

Table 1: Revision log.

Changes in the following sections:

2.- 3.2. - 4.2. - 4.4.1.1. - 4.5.4.1. - 4.6. - 5.2. - 5.6. - 6.6. - 7.2. - 7.6. -

9. - 10. - 11.- 14.

Changes in the following sections:

2.- 9.4.- 10. - 10.2. - 10.3. - 10.4.5.- 11.- 11.1.- 12. - 13.

Changes in the following sections:

10.

SYMBOLS

Table 2: Symbols.

Symbol Description

In accordance with the relevant European directive.

In accordance with the CMiM directive.

Device covered by European Directive 2012/19/EC. At the end of its useful life, do not leave the device in a household refuse bin. Follow local regulations on electronic equipment recycling.

Direct current.

Alternating current.

Note: The images of the devices are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the original device.

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1  VERIFICATION UPON RECEPTION

Upon reception of the device check the following points:

a) The device meets the specifications described in your order. b) The device has not suffered any damage during transport. c) Perform an external visual inspection of the device prior to switching it on. d) Check that it has been delivered with the following:

- An installation guide

- An expansion connector.

- 4 clamping clips.

If any problem is noticed upon reception, immediately contact the transport company and/or CIRCUTOR's after-sales service

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2  PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The line-CVM and line-EDS devices have expansion modules to increase their performance.

The expansion modules available are:

 line-M-4IO-R, expansion module with 4 digital inputs and 4 relay outputs.  line-M-4IO-T expansion module, with 4 digital inputs and 4 transistor outputs.  line-M-4IO-A, expansion module with 4 analogue inputs and outputs.  line-M-4IO-RV, expansion module with 4 digital inputs (230 V~) and 4 relay outputs.  Line-M-EXT-PS, power adapter module.  line-M-3G, expansion module that adds 3G connectivity to line-EDS devices.  line-M-20I, hub with 20 digital inputs.  line-TCPRS1, RS-485/RS-232 to TCP/IP converter.  line-LM20I-TCP kit, hub with 20 digital inputs that includes an RS-485/RS-232 to TCP/IP con-

verter.  line-LM40I-TCP kit, hub with 40 digital inputs that includes an RS-485/RS-232 to TCP/IP con-

verter. Each line-CVM or line-EDS device enables up to 2 expansion modules to be directly connected to their right-hand side.

(1)

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Figure 1: Line-EDS and line CVM expansion module connection.

(1)

Expansion module types: line-M-4IO-R, line-M-4IO-T, line-M-4IO-RV, line-M-4IO-A and line-TCPRS1.

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The line-M-3G module can only be connected on the left side of line-EDS devices. If the line-EDS has a line-M-3G connected to it, only 1 expansion module can be connected on its right side.

In installations with line-EDS devices a total of up to seven devices may be connected to their righthand side.

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Figure 2: Typical installation of a line-EDS with 7 devices.

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Note: An installation may only be fitted with one line-EDS device. Note: In installations without line-EDS devices only one line-CVM may be installed. Note: All line-EDS or line-CVM must be connected to the auxiliary power supply.

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3. INSTALLATION OF THE DEVICE

3.1.- PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS

In order to use the device safely, personnel operating it must follow the safety measures that comply with the standards of the country where it is to be installed; operators must wear the required personal protective equipment (rubber gloves, approved facial protection and flame-resistant clothing) to prevent injuries from electric shock or arcs caused by exposure to current-carrying conductors, and they must heed the various warnings indicated in this instruction manual.

The line-M device must be installed by authorised, qualified personnel.

The power supply plug must be disconnected and measurement systems switched off before handling, altering the connections or replacing the device. It is dangerous to handle the device while it is powered.

Cables must always be kept in perfect condition to avoid accidents or injury to personnel or installations.

Restrict the operation of the device to the specified measurement category, voltage or current values.

The manufacturer of the device is not responsible for any damage resulting from failure by the user or installer to heed the warnings and/or recommendations set out in this manual, nor for damage resulting from the use of non-original products or accessories or those made by other manufacturers.

Do not use the device to take any measurements if an anomaly or malfunction is detected.

Check the surrounding environment before starting to take measurements. Do not take any measurements in hazardous or explosive environments.

Before carrying out maintenance, repair or handling of any of the device's connections, the device must be disconnected from all power sources, both from the device's own power supply and the measurement's. Contact the after-sales service if you detect that the device is not working properly.

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3.2.- INSTALLATION

When the device is on, its terminals, opening covers or removing elements may expose the user to parts that are hazardous to touch. Do not use the device until it is fully installed.

The device must be installed inside electric panel or enclosure, with DIN rail mounting (IEC 60715).

Before installing the expansion module, the line-CVM or line-EDS devices must be disconnected from all power supplies, both the device's power supply itself and the measurement's.

The line-M-3G module can only be connected on the left side of the line-EDS device.

The line-CVM and line-EDS devices may only have 2 expansion modules connected to their right-hand side. If the line-EDS has a line-M-3G connected to it, only 1 expansion module can be connected on its right side. See "2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION".

The steps to follow to connect the expansion modules are:

1.- Using a flat head screwdriver, remove the expansion connector's protective covers located on the side of the devices, (Figure 3).

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Figure 3: Installation step 1.

2.- Insert the expansion connector and fastening clips into one of the devices (Figure 4).

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Figure 4: Installation step 2.

3 .- Connect both devices and fasten them by pushing the front clips down (Figure 5).

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Figure 5: Installation step 3.

3.3.- PANEL ADAPTER 72 x 72 mm

Note: The panel adapter 72 x 72 mm is a separately sold accessory.

CIRCUTOR has a panel adapter for the line-M expansion modules for their installation on 72 x 72 mm panels.

The Figure 6 illustrates how the panel adapter connects to a line-M.

Before installing the adapter, the device must be disconnected from all power and measurement supplies.

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Figure 6: Installation of the panel adapter.

Table 3: Technical characteristics of the Panel Adapter.

Technical Specifications

Protection degree IP40

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

68 mm

Figure 7: Cut in the panel.

68 mm

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4. line-M-4IO-R

The line-M-4IO-R expansion module has 4 digital inputs and 4 relay outputs.

4.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS

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Figure 8: Line-M-4IO-R terminals: Upper - Lower.

Table 4: List of line-M-4IO-R terminals.

Device terminals 1: C, Common digital inputs 10: NO, Relay Output 1 (NO) 2: 1, Digital input 1 11: C, Relay output 1 (Common) 3: 2, Digital input 2 12: NC, Relay output 1 (NC) 4: 3, Digital input 3 19: NO, Relay output 4 (NO) 5: 4, Digital input 4 20: C, Relay output 4 (Common) 6: Vcc, + 12V 21: NC, Relay output 4 (NC) 7: NO, Relay output 2 (NO) 22: NO, Relay output 3 (NO) 8: C, Relay output 2 (Common) 23: C, Relay output 3 (Common) 9: NC, Relay output 2 (NC) 24: NC, Relay output 3 (NC)

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4.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Enabling digital inputs with the device’s

internal source (+12 V)

Entradas digitales

Digital inputs

1 2 3 4

6 12

+12 V

Relé 2

Relay 2

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OUT

Relé 1

Relay 1

Enabling digital inputs with an external

Entradas digitales

Digital inputs

24 V

source (+24 V)

1 2 3 4

6 12

+12 V

Relé 2

Relay 2

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OUT

Relé 1

Relay 1

Relé 4

Relay 4

Relé 3

Relay 3

Figure 9: Line-M-4IO-R connection diagram.

Relé 4

Relay 4

Relé 3

Relay 3

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4.3 .- LED INDICATORS

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IN 1 IN 2 IN 3

IN 4

CPU

Figure 10: LEDs: line-M-4IO-R.

The line-M-4IO-R have 9 indicating LEDs:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

Table 5: CPU LED.

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OUT

OUT 1

OUT 2 OUT 3

OUT 4

 IN x, Indicates digital input x status:

LED Description

IN x

On:

Green: Indicates activated input

 OUT x, Indicates relay output x status:

LED Description

OUT x

On:

Red: Indicates activated output

Table 6: Led IN x.

Table 7: LED OUT x.

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4.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-R

Configuration via display of the line-M-4IO-R is carried out via line-CVM to which it is connected.

To access the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key .

AVG

LIII

INST

SETUP

PROG

SETUP

230.00

5.00

50.00

1.00

PRIMARY VT

1.0

SECONDARY VT

1.00

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

D IN1

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

D IN2

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

D IN3

cos

MEASURE, Measurement parameters

MEASURE

D IN1, Digital Input 1

SLOT1

D IN2, Digital Input 2

SLOT1

CLOCK

PROG

D IN3, Digital Input 3

SLOT1

SETUP

PROG

SETUP

PROG

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

D IN4

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT1

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT2

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT3

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT4

SLOT1

kgCO2

OUT2

SLOT1

OUT1

SLOT1

OUT1

D IN4, Digital Input 4

D OUT1, Relay output 1

D OUT2, Relay output 2

VARIABLE

PROG

D OUT3, Relay output 3

D OUT4, Relay output 4

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Figure 11: Configuration menu.

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Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module.

To exit the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key .

4.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4

Note: Digital input x configuration is identified by the literal D INx at the bottom centre of the display.

4.4.1.1.- Mode and name of digital input x

The operating mode and name of digital input x are configured on this screen.

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

SETUP

D IN1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set operating mode (MODE).

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

IMPULSE, The digital input functions as a pulse input. STATUS, Functions as a status input TARIFF, It enables selection of tariff.

Note: The option TARIFF is only available for Digital inputs 1 and 2. Note: To select the TARIFF, digital inputs 1 and 2 are needed simultaneously. Note: If 2 modules are configured in the TARIFF option, the device will apply the tariff set in the second

module.

Table 8: Tariff selection.

D IN2 D IN1

Tariff 1 0 0

Tariff 2 0 1

Tariff 3 1 0

Tariff 4 1 1

Hold down key to set input name (NAME).

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

To validate the option, hold down key .

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

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4.4.1.2.- Units and energy per pulse

Note: Screen visible if the selected operating mode is a pulse input, IMPULSE.

This screen enables unit and energy per pulse configuration.

UNITS

kWh

WEIGHT

SETUP

D IN1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set the units (UNITS).

Hold down key to set the energy per pulse (WEIGHT).

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

To validate the option, hold down key .

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

4.4.1.3.- Decimals

Note: Screen visible if the selected operating mode is a pulse input, IMPULSE.

This screen enables decimal number configuration.

DECIMALS

SETUP

D IN1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set number of decimals (DECIMALS).

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

To validate the option, hold down key .

 No. of decimals:

Minimum value: 0. Maximum value: 9.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

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4.4.1.4.- Input signal logic

Note: Screen visible if the selected operating mode is a pulse input, STATUS.

This screen enables configuration of input signal operating logic.

INPUT LOGIC

POSITIVE

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SETUP

D IN1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set the operating logic (INPUT LOGIC).

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

POSITIVE, Positive logic, a high signal input shows 1 and a low signal input shows 0. NEGATIVE, Negative logic, a high signal input shows 0 and a low signal input shows 1.

To validate the option, hold down key .

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

4.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF RELAY OUTPUTS 1 ... 4

Note: Configuration of relay output x is shown by the literal D OUTx at the bottom centre of the display.

4.4.2.1.- Variable

This screen enables configuration of the relay output variable (VARIABLE).

VARIABLE

1 V1

SETUP

D OUT1

SLOT1

Hold down key to enter programming mode.

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

The codes for the variables are shown in Table 9, Table 10, Table 11 and Table 12.

To validate the option, hold down key .

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

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Table 9: Variable codes for Output programming (Table 1).

Parameter Phase Code Phase Code Phase Code Phase Code

Phase-Neutral voltage L1 1 L2 9 L3 17 III 31 Phase-Phase voltage L12 28 L23 29 L31 30 III 32 Current L1 2 L2 10 L3 18 III 33 Frequency - 27 - - - - - Total Active Power L1 3 L2 11 L3 19 III 34 Consumed Active Power L1 700 L2 707 L3 714 III 721 Generated Active Power L1 728 L2 735 L3 742 III 749 Total Apparent Power L1 6 L2 14 L3 22 III 37 Consumed Apparent Power L1 704 L2 711 L3 718 III 725 Generated Apparent Power L1 732 L2 739 L3 746 III 753 Total Reactive Power L1 69 L2 70 L3 71 III 72 Total Consumed Reactive Power L1 703 L2 710 L3 717 III 724 Total Generated Reactive Power L1 731 L2 738 L3 745 III 752 Total Inductive Reactive Power L1 4 L2 12 L3 20 III 35 Consumed Inductive Reactive Power L1 701 L2 708 L3 715 III 722 Generated Inductive Reactive Power

L1 729 L2 736 L3 743 III 750

Total Capacitive Reactive Power L1 5 L2 13 L3 21 III 36 Consumed Capacitive Reactive

Power

L1 702 L2 709 L3 716 III 723

Generated Capacitive Reactive Power L1 730 L2 737 L3 744 III 751 Total Power Factor L1 7 L2 15 L3 23 III 38 Generated Power Factor L1 705 L2 712 L3 719 III 726 Consumed Power Factor L1 733 L2 740 L3 747 III 754 Cos φ Total L1 8 L2 16 L3 24 III 39 Cos φ Generated L1 706 L2 713 L3 720 III 727 Cos φ Consumed L1 734 L2 741 L3 748 III 755

THD% Voltage

THD % Current Quality Parameter

(2)

The output is activated when any of the quality parameters (overvoltage, gap or interruption) meet the programmed

parameters.

(3)

These variables are not present when programming the Analogue Output variables.

(3)

(2) (3)

L1 40 L2 41 L3 42 - -

L1 44 L2 45 L3 46 - -

L1 109 L2 110 L3 111 III 112

The outputs are also configurable depending on the digital or analogue inputs of the connected expansion modules (Table 10).

Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module.

The code MANUAL

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is used to manually activate the output, see “4.4.2.8.- Manual operation of the relay

Table 10: Variable codes for Output programming (Table 2).

Parameter IN Code IN Code IN Code IN Code

Digital input SLOT1 1 902 2 903 3 904 4 905 Digital input SLOT2 1 910 2 911 3 912 4 913 Analogue input SLOT1 1 934 2 935 3 936 4 937 Analogue input SLOT1 1 942 2 943 3 944 4 945 MANUAL

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Table 11: Variable codes for Output programming (Table 3).

Parameter Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code

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Maximum L2 Current Demand L2

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Maximum Current Demand L3

Maximum Current Demand III

Maximum Active Power Demand L1

Maximum Active Power Demand L2

Maximum Active Power Demand L3

Maximum Active Power Demand III

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Maximum Apparent Power Demand L1

Maximum Apparent Power Demand L2

Maximum Apparent Power Demand L3

Maximum Apparent Power Demand III

Consumption hour no.

Generation hour no.

Consumption cost

Generation cost

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T1 600 T2 612 T3 624 T4 636 - - - T1 601 T2 613 T3 625 T4 637 - - - T1 602 T2 614 T3 626 T4 638 - - - T1 603 T2 615 T3 627 T4 639 - - - T1 604 T2 616 T3 628 T4 640 - - - T1 605 T2 617 T3 629 T4 641 - - - T1 606 T2 618 T3 630 T4 642 - - - T1 607 T2 619 T3 631 T4 643 - - - T1 608 T2 620 T3 632 T4 644 - - - T1 609 T2 621 T3 633 T4 645 - - - T1 610 T2 622 T3 634 T4 646 - - - T1 611 T2 623 T3 635 T4 647 - - - T1 531 T2 537 T3 543 T4 549 Total 585 - T1 534 T2 540 T3 546 T4 552 Total 588 - T1 529 T2 535 T3 541 T4 547 Total 583 - T1 532 T2 538 T3 544 T4 550 Total 586 - -

CO2 emissions from consumption

T1 530 T2 536 T3 542

T4 548 Total 584 - -

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Table 11 (Continuation): Variable codes for Output programming (Table 3).

Parameter Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code

CO2 emissions from generation

Table 12: Variable codes for Output programming (Energy Pulses).

T1 533 T2 539 T3 545 T4 551 Total 587 - -

Parameter

Consumed Active Energy

Generated Active Energy

Consumed Reactive Energy

Generated Reactive Energy

Consumed Inductive Reactive Energy

Generated Inductive Reactive Energy

Consumed Capacitive Reactive Energy

L1 L2 L3 III

Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code

T1 129 T1 134 T1 139 T1 144

T2 169 T2 174 T2 179 T2 184 T3 209 T3 214 T3 219 T3 224 T4 249 T4 254 T4 259 T4 264

Total 489 Total 494 Total 499 Total 504

T1 149 T1 154 T1 159 T1 164 T2 189 T2 194 T2 199 T2 204 T3 229 T3 234 T3 239 T3 244 T4 269 T4 274 T4 279 T4 284

Total 509 Total 514 Total 519 Total 524

T1 132 T1 137 T1 142 T1 147 T2 172 T2 177 T2 182 T2 187 T3 212 T3 217 T3 222 T3 227 T4 252 T4 257 T4 262 T4 267

Total 492 Total 497 Total 502 Total 507

T1 152 T1 157 T1 162 T1 167 T2 192 T2 197 T2 202 T2 207 T3 232 T3 237 T3 242 T3 247 T4 272 T4 277 T4 282 T4 287

Total 512 Total 517 Total 522 Total 527

T1 130 T1 135 T1 140 T1 145 T2 170 T2 175 T2 180 T2 185 T3 210 T3 215 T3 220 T3 225 T4 250 T4 255 T4 260 T4 265

Total 490 Total 495 Total 500 Total 505

T1 150 T1 155 T1 160 T1 165 T2 190 T2 195 T2 200 T2 205 T3 230 T3 235 T3 240 T3 245 T4 270 T4 275 T4 280 T4 285

Total 510 Total 515 Total 520 Total 525

T1 131 T1 136 T1 141 T1 146 T2 171 T2 176 T2 181 T2 186 T3 211 T3 216 T3 221 T3 226 T4 251 T4 256 T4 261 T4 266

Total 491 Total 496 Total 501 Total 506

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Parameter

Generated Capacitive Reactive Energy

Consumed Apparent Energy

Generated Apparent Energy

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Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code

T1 151 T1 156 T1 161 T1 166 T2 191 T2 196 T2 201 T2 206 T3 231 T3 236 T3 241 T3 246 T4 271 T4 276 T4 281 T4 286

Total 511 Total 516 Total 521 Total 526

T1 133 T1 138 T1 143 T1 148 T2 173 T2 178 T2 183 T2 188 T3 213 T3 218 T3 223 T3 228 T4 253 T4 258 T4 263 T4 268

Total 493 Total 498 Total 503 Total 508

T1 153 T1 158 T1 163 T1 168 T2 193 T2 198 T2 203 T2 208 T3 233 T3 238 T3 243 T3 248 T4 273 T4 278 T4 283 T4 288

Total 513 Total 518 Total 523 Total 528

4.4.2.2.- Maximum and minimum values

Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is in Table 9, Table 10 or Table 11.

This screen enables maximum and minimum alarm variable configuration.

HIGH VALUE

0.0 V

LOW VALUE

0.0 V

SETUP

D OUT1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set maximum value (HIGH VALUE), i.e. the value above which the alarm is activated.

Hold down key to set minimum value (LOW VALUE), i.e. the value below which the alarm is activated.

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

Note: maximum and minimum programming value depends on the selected variable.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

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4.4.2.3.- Connection and disconnection delay

Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is in Table 9, Table 10 or Table 11.

This screen enables alarm connection and disconnection delay configuration in seconds.

DELAY ON

0 S

DELAY OFF

0 S

SETUP

D OUT1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set connection delay (DELAY ON).

Hold down key to set disconnection delay (DELAY OFF).

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

 Connection and Disconnection delay:

Minimum value: 0 s. Maximum value: 65499 s.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

4.4.2.4.- Hysteresis and status of contacts

Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is in Table 9, Table 10 or Table 11.

This screen enables hysteresis value and contact status configuration.

HYSTERESIS

CONTACT TYPE

SETUP

D OUT1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set hysteresis value (HYSTERESIS), the difference between the alarm on and off value in %.

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

 Hysteresis:

Minimum value: 0%. Maximum value: 99%.

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Hold down key to set contact status (CONTACT TYPE).

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

NC, Contact normally closed. NO, Contact normally open.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

4.4.2.5.- Latch

Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is in Table 9, Table 10 or Table 11.

This screen enables alarm latch configuration.

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TIME ON

SETUP

D OUT1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set latch (LATCH), i.e. if it remains interlocked after the alarm is triggered, even if the event that triggered it disappears.

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

NO, Latching is not activated. YES, Latching is activated. TIME, Alarm latching is activated for a set time, Latching time.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Hold down key to set Latching time (TIME ON). The time in seconds that the alarm is interlocked is displayed. After such time, if the alarm status no longer applies, disconnection delay is activated.

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

 Latching time:

Minimum value: 0 s. Maximum value: 65499 s.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

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4.4.2.6.- Energy per pulse and contact status

Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is an energy, see Table 12.

This screen enables energy per pulse and contact status configuration.

WEIGHT

1Wh

CONTACT TYPE

SETUP

D OUT1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set the energy per pulse (WEIGHT).

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

 Energy per pulse:

Minimum value: 1 wh / varLh / varCh / varh / VAh. Maximum value: 1999999 wh / varLh / varCh / varh / VAh.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Hold down key to set contact status (CONTACT TYPE).

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

NC, Contact normally closed. NO, Contact normally open.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

4.4.2.7.- Pulse

Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is an energy, see Table 12.

This screen enables pulse width configuration

HIGH PERIOD

x10

LOW PERIOD

x10

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D OUT1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set pulse width to a high level (HIGH PERIOD).

Hold down key to set pulse width to a low level (LOW PERIOD).

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

 Pulse width:

Minimum value: 0 x 10 ms. Maximum value: 999 x 10 ms.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

4.4.2.8.- Manual operation of the relay output

Note: Screen visible if the selected relay output variable is MANUAL, see Table 10.

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STATUS

OFF

CONTACT TYPE

SETUP

D OUT1

SLOT1

Hold down key to set output status (STATUS).

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

OFF, Disconnected output. ON, Connected output.

Hold down key to set contact status (CONTACT TYPE).

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

NC, Contact normally closed. NO, Contact normally open.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

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Note: For all modbus map parameters, SLOT1 corresponds to the first expansion module connected to the right-hand side of the line-CVM-D and SLOT2 corresponds to the second connected module.

4.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS

The Function 0x02, is implemented for these variables.

Table 13: Modbus Memory Map: Output and input status.

Parameter Format

Digital input 1 bool C5A8 C990 0: Deactivated - 1: activated

Digital input 2 bool C5AC C994 0: Deactivated - 1: activated

Digital input 3 bool C5B0 C998 0: Deactivated - 1: activated

Digital input 4 bool C5B4 C99C 0: Deactivated - 1: activated

Relay output 1 bool C679 CA61 0: Deactivated - 1: activated

Relay output 2 bool C68D CA75 0: Deactivated - 1: activated

Relay output 3 bool C6A1 CA89 0: Deactivated - 1: activated

Relay output 4 bool C6B5 CA9D 0: Deactivated - 1: activated

Address

SLOT 1 SLOT 2

Value

4.5.2.- PULSE METERS

The Function 0x04: register readout, is implemented for these variables.

Table 14: Modbus Memory Map: Pulse meter.

Parameter Format

Pulse counter of digital input 1 Uint [64]

Pulse counter of digital input 2 Uint [64]

Pulse counter of digital input 3 Uint [64]

Pulse counter of digital input 4 Uint [64]

SLOT 1 SLOT 2

C5A8 - C5A9 -

C5AA - C5AB

C5AC - C5AD -

C5AE - C5AF

C5B0 - C5B1 -

C5B2 - C5B3

C5B4-C5B5-

C5B6-C5B7

Address

C990 - C991 -

C992 - C993

C994 - C995 -

C996 - C997

C998 - C999 -

C99A - C99B

C99C-C99D-

C99E-C99F

Parameter deletion is carried out by Function 05: writing a relay.

Table 15: Modbus Memory Map: Pulse meter deletion.

Deleting parameters Format

Deleting the pulse counter from digital input 1 Bool C710 CAF8 0xFF00

Address

SLOT 1 SLOT 2

Value to be sent

Deleting the pulse counter from digital input 2 Bool C711 CAF9 0xFF00

Deleting the pulse counter from digital input 3 Bool C712 CAFA 0xFF00

Deleting the pulse counter from digital input 4 Bool C713 CAFB 0xFF00

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4.5.3.- ALARMS

The Function 0x04, is implemented for these variables.

Table 16: Modbus Memory Map: Alarms.

Parameter Format

Output relay 1 alarm activation date Uint [32] C677-C678 CA5F-CA60 Epoch

Output relay 2 alarm activation date Uint [32] C68B-C68C CA73-CA74 Epoch

Output relay 3 alarm activation date Uint [32] C69F-6CA0 CA87-CA88 Epoch

Output relay 4 alarm activation date Uint [32] C6B3-C6B4 CA9B-CA9C Epoch

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Date and time are given in Epoch format.

4.5.4.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

The following functions are used for these variables:

Address

SLOT 1 SLOT 2

Units

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Function 0x03: register readout. Function 0x10: Writing multiple registers.

4.5.4.1.- Digital Input Configuration

Table 17: Modbus Memory Map: Digital Inputs.

SLOT 1

Digital Input 1

Parameter Format Address Valid data range

(6) (7)

Mode

Name String

(9)

Units

Decimals

Input signal logic

(9)

(10)

Int [16] C4E0

C4E3-C4E4-

C4E5-C4E6

String C4E7-C4E8-C4E9 - -

Uint [16] C4E2 0... 9 0

Uint [16] C4E1

Digital input 2

(6) (7)

Mode

Name String

(9)

Units

Decimals

Input signal logic

(9)

(10)

Int [16] C4EC

C4EF-C4F0-

C4F1-C4F2

String C4F3-C4F4-C4F5 - -

Uint [16] C4EE 0... 9 0

Uint [16] C4ED

Digital input 3

Mode Int [16] C4F8

Name String

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Units

String C4FF-C500-C501 - -

C4FB-C4FC-

C4FD-C4FE

- 1: Tariff - 0: Status input -

> 0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

0: Positive logic

1: Negative logic

- 1: Tariff - 0: Status input -

> 0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

0: Positive logic

1: Negative logic

0: Status input -

> 0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

Default

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Parameter Format Address Valid data range

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(6) (7)

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(6) (7)

(9)

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Uint [16] C4FA 0... 9 0

Uint [16] C4F9

0: Positive logic

1: Negative logic

0: Status input -

> 0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

C507-C508-

C509-C50A

String

(9)

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Uint [16] C506 0... 9 0

Uint [16] C505

C50B-C50C-

C50D

0: Positive logic

1: Negative logic

SLOT 2

Int [16] C8C8

- 1: Tariff - 0: Status input -

> 0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

C8CB-C8CC-

C8CD-C8CE

String

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Uint [16] C8CA 0... 9 0

Uint [16] C8C9

Int [16] C8D4

C8CF-C8D0-

C8D1

0: Positive logic

1: Negative logic

- 1: Tariff - 0: Status input -

> 0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

C8D7-C8D8-

C8D9-C8DA

String

(9)

(10)

Uint [16] C8D6 0... 9 0

Uint [16] C8D5

C8DB-C8DC-

C8DD

0: Positive logic

1: Negative logic

0: Status input -

> 0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

C8E3-C8E4-

C8E5-C8E6

String

(9)

(10)

Uint [16] C8E2 0... 9 0

Uint [16] C8E1

C8E7-C8E8-

C8E9

0: Positive logic

1: Negative logic

0: Status input -

> 0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

C8EF-C8F0-

C8F1-C8F2

Decimals

Input signal logic

Digital input 4

Mode Int [16] C504

Name String

Units

Decimals

Input signal logic

Digital Input 1

Mode

Name String

Units

Decimals

Input signal logic

Digital input 2

Mode

Name String

Units

Decimals

Input signal logic

Digital input 3

Mode Int [16] C8E0

Name String

Units

Decimals

Input signal logic

Digital input 4

Mode Int [16] C8EC

Name String

Default

value

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Parameter Format Address Valid data range

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Units

Decimals

Input signal logic

(6)

If 2 modules are configured in the TARIFF option, the device will apply the tariff set in the second module.

(7)

To select the Tariff mode, Digital Inputs 1 and 2 must be configured as tariffs simultaneously. See Table 8 to select the

(9)

(10)

String

Uint [16] C8EE 0... 9 0

Uint [16] C8ED

C8F3-C8F4-

C8F5

0: Positive logic

1: Negative logic

Default

value

tariff.

(8)

To configure the Operating Mode as pulse input, this parameter must be set to Energy per pulse (Value > 0).

(9)

Parameters to be configured if pulse input mode has been selected.

(10)

Parameters to be configured if if status input mode has been selected.

4.5.4.2.- Relay Output Configuration

Table 18: Modbus Memory Map: Relay outputs.

SLOT 1

Relay output 1

Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value

Variable Uint [16] C350

(13)

(14)

Float [32] C352-C353 Depends on the selected variable

Float [32] C354-C355 Depends on the selected variable -

(14)

Uint [16] C356

Uint [16] C357

Maximum value Energy per pulse

Minimum value

Connection delay

High level pulse width

Disconnection delay

Low level pulse width

Hysteresis Uint [16] C358 0... 99% 0%

Contact status Uint [16] C351

Latch Bool C359 0: No - 1: Yes

Latching time Uint [16] C35A 0... 65499 s 0 s

Output unlocking

Manual Operation: Output status

(11) (12)

(11)

Bool C670

Bool C679

Relay output 2

Variable Uint [16] C364

(13)

(14)

Float [32] C366 - C367 Depends on the selected variable

Float [32] C368 - C369 Depends on the selected variable -

(14)

Uint [16] C36A

Uint [16] C36B

Maximum value Energy per pulse

Minimum value

Connection delay

High level pulse width

Disconnection delay

Low level pulse width

Hysteresis Uint [16] C36C 0... 99% 0%

Contact status Uint [16] C365

0: Manual - Table 9 - Table 10 -

Table 11 - Table 12

0... 65499 s 0 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0... 65499 s 0 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0: Normally open -

1: Normally closed

ON (Connect output): FF00

OFF (Disconnect output): 0000

0: Manual - Table 9 - Table 10 -

Table 11 - Table 12

0... 65499 s 0 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0... 65499 s 0 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0: Normally open -

1: Normally closed

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Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value

Latch Bool C36D 0: No - 1: Yes

Latching time Uint [16] C36E 0... 65499 s 0 s

Output unlocking

Manual Operation: Output status

(11) (12)

(12)

Bool C684

Bool C68D

ON (Connect output): FF00

OFF (Disconnect output): 0000

Relay output 3

Variable Uint [16] C378

Maximum value Energy per pulse

Minimum value

Connection delay

High level pulse width

Disconnection delay

Low level pulse width

(13)

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Float [32] C37A-C37B Depends on the selected variable

Float [32] C37C-C37D Depends on the selected variable -

(14)

Uint [16] C37E

Uint [16] C37F

0: Manual - Table 9 - Table 10 -

Table 11 - Table 12

0... 999 ms (x10)

Hysteresis Uint [16] C380 0... 99% 0%

Contact status Uint [16] C379

0: Normally open -

1: Normally closed

Latch Bool C381 0: No - 1: Yes

Latching time Uint [16] C382 0... 65499 s 0 s

Output unlocking

Manual Operation: Output status

(11) (12)

(11)

Bool C698

Bool C6A1

ON (Connect output): FF00

OFF (Disconnect output): 0000

Relay output 4

Variable Uint [16] C38C

Maximum value Energy per pulse

Minimum value

Connection delay

High level pulse width

Disconnection delay

Low level pulse width

(13)

(14)

Float [32] C38E - C38F Depends on the selected variable

Float [32] C390 - C391 Depends on the selected variable -

(14)

Uint [16] C392

Uint [16] C393

0: Manual - Table 9 - Table 10 -

Table 11 - Table 12

0... 999 ms (x10)

Hysteresis Uint [16] C394 0... 99% 0%

Contact status Uint [16] C38D

0: Normally open -

1: Normally closed

Latch Bool C395 0: No - 1: Yes

Latching time Uint [16] C396 0... 65499 s 0 s

Output unlocking

Manual Operation: Output status

(11) (12)

(11)

Bool C6AC

Bool C6B5

ON (Connect output): FF00

OFF (Disconnect output): 0000

SLOT 2

Relay output 1

Variable Uint [16] C738

Maximum value Energy per pulse

(13)

(14)

Float [32] C73A-C73B Depends on the selected variable

0: Manual - Table 9 - Table 10 -

Table 11 - Table 12

0... 65499 s 0 s

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Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value

Minimum value

Connection delay

High level pulse width

Disconnection delay

Low level pulse width

(13)

(14)

Float [32] C73C-C73D Depends on the selected variable -

Uint [16] C73E

Uint [16] C73F

0... 65499 s 0 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0... 65499 s 0 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

Hysteresis Uint [16] C740 0... 99% 0%

Contact status Uint [16] C739

0: Normally open -

1: Normally closed

Latch Bool C741 0: No - 1: Yes

Latching time Uint [16] C742 0... 65499 s 0 s

Output unlocking

Manual Operation: Output status

(11) (12)

(11)

Bool CA58

Bool CA61

ON (Connect output): FF00

OFF (Disconnect output): 0000

Relay output 2

Variable Uint [16] C74C

(13)

(14)

Float [32] C74E-C74F Depends on the selected variable

Float [32] C750-C751

Maximum value Energy per pulse

Minimum value

Connection delay

High level pulse width

(14)

Uint [16] C752

Disconnection delay

Low level pulse width

(14)

Uint [16] C753

0: Manual - Table 9 - Table 10 -

Table 11 - Table 12

Depends on the selected variable

0... 65499 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0... 65499 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0 s

Hysteresis Uint [16] C754 0... 99% 0%

Contact status Uint [16] C74D

Latch Bool C755

Latching time Uint [16] C756

Output unlocking

Manual Operation: Output status

(11) (12)

(11)

Bool CA6C

Bool CA75

0: Normally open -

1: Normally closed

0: No - 1: Yes

0... 65499 s

ON (Connect output): FF00

OFF (Disconnect output): 0000

0 s

Relay output 3

Variable Uint [16] C760

(13)

(14)

Float [32] C762-C763 Depends on the selected variable

Float [32] C764-C765

Maximum value Energy per pulse

Minimum value

Connection delay

High level pulse width

Disconnection delay

(14)

Uint [16] C766

Uint [16] C767

Low level pulse width

0: Manual - Table 9 - Table 10 -

Table 11 - Table 12

Depends on the selected variable

0... 65499 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0... 65499 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0 s

Hysteresis Uint [16] C768 0... 99% 0%

Contact status Uint [16] C761

Latch Bool C769

0: Normally open -

1: Normally closed

0: No - 1: Yes

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Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value

Latching time Uint [16] C76A

Output unlocking

Manual Operation: Output status

(11) (12)

(11)

Bool CA80

Bool CA89

ON (Connect output): FF00

OFF (Disconnect output): 0000

Relay output 4

Variable Uint [16] C774

(13)

(14)

Float [32] C776-C777 Depends on the selected variable

Float [32] C778-C779

Maximum value Energy per pulse

Minimum value

0: Manual - Table 9 - Table 10 -

Depends on the selected variable

Connection delay

High level pulse width

(14)

Uint [16] C77A

Disconnection delay

Low level pulse width

(14)

Uint [16] C77B

Hysteresis Uint [16] C77C 0... 99% 0%

Contact status Uint [16] C775

Latch Bool C77D

Latching time Uint [16] C77E

Output unlocking

(11)

Manual Operation: Output status

(11)

Functions 0x01 and 0x05 are used and for this variable.

(12)

Parameters to be configured if the parameter Variable has been selected as Manual.

(13)

Parameters to be configured if the parameter Variable has been selected from those in Table 9 - Table 10 - Table 11.

(14)

Parameters to be configured if the parameter Variable has been selected in Table 12.

(11) (12)

Bool CA94

Bool CA9D

ON (Connect output): FF00

OFF (Disconnect output): 0000

0... 65499 s

Table 11 - Table 12

0... 65499 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0... 65499 s

0... 999 ms (x10)

0: Normally open -

1: Normally closed

0: No - 1: Yes

0... 65499 s

0 s

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4.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-R

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General features

Maximum power of the module

3 W

Installation category CAT III 300V

Refresh time

Response time (outputs)/Detection time (inputs)

(15)

With the module connected to a line-CVM.

(15)

200 ms

< 200 ms

Digital inputs

Quantity 4

Type Optocoupled

Insulation 3750 V ~

Input impedance 3 kΩ

Digital relay outputs

Quantity 4

Type Electronic class A - High Frequency Current Filtering

Maximum switching voltage 250 V ~

Maximum instantaneous current 6 A ~

Maximum switching power 1500 VA

Electrical life (maximum load) 5x104 cycles

Mechanical life 5x106 cycles

Protection Contacts protected by varistor (Maximum voltage: 275 V~)

User interface

LED 9 LEDs

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... + 50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40,

Mechanical features

Terminals

1... 12, 19... 24 2.5 mm

≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 flat

Dimensions Figure 12 (mm)

Weight 175 g.

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

Attachment DIN rail

(16)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm

(16)

Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards. Immunity for industrial environments.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards. Emission standard for industrial environments. (IEC 61000-6-4: 2006).

EN 61010-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-4

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118

(Continuation) Standards

Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements

52.5

35.7

UL 61010-1

Figure 12: Line-M dimensions.

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5 . line-M-4IO-T

The line-M-4IO-T expansion module has 4 digital inputs and 4 transistor outputs.

5.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS

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Figure 13: Line-M-4IO-T terminals: Upper - Lower.

Table 19: List of line-M-410-T terminals.

Device terminals 1: C, Common digital inputs 10: NO, Transistor output 1 (NO) 2: 1, Digital input 1 11: C, Transistor output 1 (Common) 3: 2, Digital input 2 12: NC, Transistor output 1 (NC) 4: 3, Digital input 3 19: NO, Transistor output 4 (NO) 5: 4, Digital input 4 20: C, Transistor output 4 (Common) 6: Vcc, + 12V 21: NC,Transistor output 4 (NC) 7: NO, Transistor output 2 (NO) 22: NO, Transistor output 3 (NO) 8: C, Transistor output 2 (Common) 23: C, Transistor output 3 (Common) 9: NC, Transistor output 2 (NC) 24: NC, Transistor output 3 (NC)

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5.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Enabling digital inputs with the device’s

internal source (+12 V)

Entradas digitales

COM

Digital inputs

1 2 3 4

Salidas de transistor

Transistor outputs

Carga

Load

6 12

+12 V

line-M-4IO-T

OUT

Fuente externa

External load

Carga

Load

Enabling digital inputs with an external

Entradas digitales

24 V

COM

source (+24 V)

Digital inputs

1 2 3 4

Salidas de transistor

Transistor outputs

Carga

Load

6 12

+12 V

line-M-4IO-T

OUT

Fuente externa

External load

Carga

Load

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Carga

Load

Salidas de transistor

Transistor outputs

Carga

Load

Fuente externa

External load

Salidas de transistor

Transistor outputs

Figure 14: Line-M-4IO-T connection diagram.

Carga Load

Carga

Load

Fuente externa

External load

5.3 .- LED INDICATORS

IN 1 IN 2 IN 3

IN 4

CPU

Figure 15: LEDs: line-M-4IO-T.

line-M-4IO-T

OUT

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OUT 1

OUT 2 OUT 3

OUT 4

The line-M-4IO-T expansion module have 9 indicating LEDs:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

Table 20: CPU LED.

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

 IN x, Indicates digital input x status:

Table 21: Led IN x.

LED Description

IN x

On:

Green: Indicates activated input

 OUT x, Indicates relay output x status:

Table 22: LED OUT x.

LED Description

OUT x

On:

Red: Indicates activated transistor output.

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5.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-T

Configuration via display of the line-M-4IO-T expansion module is carried out via line-CVM to which it is connected.

To access the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key .

LIII

INST

SETUP

PROG

AVG

SETUP

230.00

5.00

50.00

1.00

PRIMARY VT

1.0

SECONDARY VT

1.00

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

D IN1

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

D IN2

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

D IN3

cos

MEASURE, Measurement parameters

MEASURE

D IN1, Digital Input 1

SLOT1

D IN2, Digital Input 2

SLOT1

CLOCK

D IN3, Digital Input 3

SLOT1

SETUP

PROG

SETUP

PROG

MODE

IMPULSE

NAME

IN1

D IN4

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT1

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT2

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT3

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT4

SLOT1

OUT2

SLOT1

kgCO2

SLOT1

OUT1

SLOT1

OUT1

D IN4, Digital Input 4

D OUT1, Transistor output 1

D OUT2, Transistor output 2

VARIABLE

PROG

D OUT3, Transistor output 3

D OUT4, Transistor output 4

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Figure 16: Configuration menu.

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Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module.

To exit the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key .

5.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4

Note: Digital input x configuration is identified by the literal D INx at the bottom centre of the display.

See Digital Input Configuration in section"4.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4."

5.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF TRANSISTOR OUTPUTS 1 ... 4

Note: Transistor output x configuration is identified by the literal D OUTx at the bottom centre of the display.

Transistor output configuration is the same as relay output configuration, see "4.4.2.- CONFIGURATION

OF RELAY OUTPUTS 1 ... 4."

5.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP line-M-4IO-T

Note: For all modbus map parameters, SLOT1 corresponds to the first expansion module connected to the right-hand side of the line-CVM-D and SLOT2 corresponds to the second connected module.

5.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS

See input and output status addresses in section "4.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS"

5.5.2.- PULSE METERS

See input and output status addresses in section "4.5.2.- IMPULSE METERS"

5.5.3.- ALARMS

See alarm activation date addresses in section "4.5.3.- ALARMS"

5.5.4.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

5.5.4.1.- Digital Input Configuration

See Digital Input Configuration Addresses in section "4.5.4.1.- Digital Input Configuration”

5.5.4.2.- Transistor Output Configuration

Transistor output configuration addresses are the same as those for relay outputs, see section

"4.5.4.2.- Relay Output Configuration".

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5.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-T

General features

Maximum power of the module

3 W

Installation category CAT III 300V

Refresh time

Response time (outputs)/Detection time (inputs)

(17)

With the module connected to a line-CVM.

(17)

200 ms

< 200 ms

Digital inputs

Quantity 4

Type Optocoupled

Insulation 3750 V ~

Input impedance 3 kΩ

Digital transistor outputs

Quantity 4

Type Optocoupled (Open-Collector)

Maximum voltage 48 V

Maximum current 120 mA

Maximum frequency 500 Hz

Pulse width 1 ms

User interface

LED 9 LEDs

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... + 50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40,

Mechanical features

Terminals

1... 12, 19... 24 2.5 mm

≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 flat

Dimensions Figure 12 (mm)

Weight 155 g.

Enclosure

Attachment DIN rail

(18)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm

Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

(18)

Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards. Immunity for industrial environments.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards. Emission standard for industrial environments. (IEC 61000-6-4: 2006).

Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements

En 61010-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-4

UL 61010-1

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6 . line-M-4IO-A

The line-M-4IO-A expansion module has 4 analogue inputs and outputs.

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6.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS

1: 1, Analogue input 1 7, 8: GND, Common analogue outputs 2: 2, Analogue input 2 9: 4, Analogue output 4 3: 3, Analogue input 3 10: 3, Analogue output 3 4: 4, Analogue input 4 11: 2, Analogue output 2 5, 6: GND, Common analogue inputs 12: 1, Analogue output 1

Figure 17: Line-M-4IO-A terminals: Upper - Lower.

Table 23: List of line-M-410-A terminals.

Device terminals

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6.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Entradas analógicas

Analog inputs

Sensor

0/4 ...20 mA

150Ω

Salidas analógicas

Analog outputs

6 12

line-M-4IO-A

OUT

Carga externa

External load

Figure 18: Line-M-4IO-A connection diagram.

6.3 .- LED INDICATORS

IN 1 IN 2 IN 3

IN 4

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Figure 19: LEDs: line-M-4IO-A.

The line-M-4IO-A have 9 indicating LEDs:

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OUT 1

OUT

OUT 2 OUT 3

OUT 4

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 CPU, Indicates device status:

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

 IN x, Indicates analogue input x status:

LED Description

IN x

On:

Green: Indicates activated x input

 OUT x, Indicates analogue output x status:

Table 26: LED OUT x.

LED Description

OUT x

On:

Red: Indicates activated x output

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Table 24: CPU LED.

Table 25: Led IN x.

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6.4.- CONFIGURATION Line-M-410-A

Configuration via display of the line-M-4IO-A is carried out via line-CVM to which it is connected.

To access the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key .

LIII

INST

SETUP

AVG

230.00

5.00

50.00

1.00

PRIMARY VT

1.0

SECONDARY VT

1.00

NAME

INPUT1

SCALE

0..20mA

A IN1

NAME

INPUT1

SCALE

0..20mA

A IN2

NAME

INPUT1

SCALE

0..20mA

A IN3

cos

MEASURE, Measurement parameters

MEASURE

A IN1, Analogue input 1

SLOT2

A IN2, Analogue input 2

SLOT2

A IN3, Analogue input 3

SLOT2

SETUP

NAME

INPUT1

SCALE

0..20mA

A IN4

VARIABLE

1 V1

SCALE

0..20mA

A OUT1

VARIABLE

1 V1

SCALE

0..20mA

A OUT2

VARIABLE

1 V1

SCALE

0..20mA

A OUT3

VARIABLE

1 V1

SCALE

0..20mA

A OUT4

SLOT2

A IN4, Analogue input 4

Lore

A OUT1, Analogue output 1

A OUT2, Analogue output 2

VARIABLE

PROG

A OUT3, Analogue output 3

A OUT4, Analogue output 4

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Figure 20: Configuration menu.

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Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module.

To exit the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key .

6.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF ANALOGUE INPUTS 1 ... 4

Note: Analogue input x configuration is identified by the literal A INx at the bottom centre of the dis- play.

6.4.1.1 .- Analogue input x Name and Scale

This screen enables the name of analogue input X and its scale to be configured.

NAME

INPUT1

SCALE

0..20mA

SETUP

A IN1

SLOT2

Hold down key to set input name (NAME).

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

Hold down key to set the scale (SCALE).

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

0..20 mA, Analogue input scale 0.. 20 mA.

4.. 20 mA, Analogue input scale 4 .. 20 mA.

To validate the option, hold down key .

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

6.4.1.2.- Zero and Full Scale

This screen enables configuration of the analogue input's Zero and Full Scale.

ZERO

FULL SCALE

SETUP

A IN1

SLOT2

Hold down key to set zero (ZERO), whose initial analogue input value is 0 or 4 mA.

Hold down key to set full scale (FULL SCALE),whose final analogue input value is 20 mA.

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

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Press key to skip through the digits.

 Zero and Full Scale:

Minimum value: - 32765. Maximum value: 32765.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

6.4.1.3.- Units and decimal No.

This screen enables configuration of the analogue input's units and number of decimals.

UNITS

DECIMALS

SETUP

A IN1

SLOT2

Hold down key to set the Units (UNITS) for the analogue input.

Hold down key to set the number of decimals (DECIMALS) for the analogue input.

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

 No. of decimals:

Minimum value: 0. Maximum value: 5.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

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6.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF ANALOGUE OUTPUTS 1 ... 4

Note: Analogue output x configuration is identified by the literal A OUTx at the bottom centre of the display.

6.4.2.1 .- Variable and Scale

This screen enables the analogue output's Variable and Scale to be configured.

VARIABLE

1 V1

SCALE

0..20mA

SETUP

A OUT1

SLOT2

Hold down key to select the analogue output's variable (VARIABLE).

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

The codes for the variables are shown in Table 9, Table 11 and Table 12.

To validate the option, hold down key .

Hold down key to set the scale (SCALE).

Use keys and to skip through the different options:

0..20 mA, Analogue output scale 0.. 20 mA.

0.. 10 V, Analogue output scale 0.. 10 V.

4.. 20 mA, Analogue output scale 4 .. 20 mA.

To validate the option, hold down key .

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

6.4.2.2.- Zero and Full Scale

This screen enables configuration of the analogue output's Zero and Full Scale.

ZERO

FULL SCALE

SETUP

A OUT1

SLOT2

Hold down key to set zero (ZERO), whose initial analogue output value is 0 mA, 4 mA or 0 V.

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Hold down key to set full scale (FULL SCALE),whose final analogue output value is 20 mA or 10 V.

Use keys and to modify the digit's value.

Press key to skip through the digits.

 Zero and Full Scale:

Minimum value: - 32765. Maximum value: 32765.

Hold down key to validate the value.

Use key to skip to the next programming point.

6.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP line-M-4IO-A

Note: For all modbus map parameters, SLOT1 corresponds to the first expansion module connected to the right-hand side of the line-CVM-D and SLOT2 corresponds to the second connected module.

6.5.1.- ANALOGUE INPUT

The Function 0x04, is implemented for these variables.

Table 27: Modbus Memory Map: Analogue Input Value.

Parameter Format

Analogue Input Value 1 Int [32] D390 - D391 D778 - D779

Analogue Input Value 2 Int [32] D392 - D393 D77A - D77B

Analogue Input Value 3 Int [32] D394 - D395 D77C - D77D

Analogue Input Value 4 Int [32] D396 - D397 D77E - D77F

SLOT 1 SLOT 2

Address

6.5.2.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

The following functions are used for these variables:

Function 0x03: register readout. Function 0x10: Writing multiple registers.

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6.5.2.1.- Analogue Input Configuration

Table 28: Modbus Memory Map: Analogue Inputs.

SLOT 1

Analogue Input 1

Parameter Format Address Valid data range Default value

Name String

Scale Uint [16] D2F2 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA 0

Zero Value Int [16] D2F0 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [16] D2F1 - 32765... 32765 0

Units String D2F8 - D2F9 -D2FA - -

Nº of Decimals Uint [16] D2F3 0... 5 0

Analogue Input 2

Name String

Scale Uint [16] D306 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA 0

Zero Value Int [16] D304 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [16] D305 - 32765... 32765 0

Units String D30C- D30D - D30E - -

Nº of Decimals Uint [16] D307 0... 5 0

Analogue Input 3

Name String

Scale Uint [16] D31A 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA 0

Zero Value Int [16] D318 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [16] D319 - 32765... 32765 0

Units String D320- D321 - D322 - -

Nº of Decimals Uint [16] D31B 0... 5 0

Analogue Input 4

Name String

Scale Uint [16] D32E 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA 0

Zero Value Int [16] D32C - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [16] D32D - 32765... 32765 0

Units String D334- D335 - D336 - -

Nº of Decimals Uint [16] D32F 0... 5 0

Analogue Input 1

Name String

Scale Uint [16] D6DA 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA 0

Zero Value Int [16] D6D8 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [16] D6D9 - 32765... 32765 0

Units String D6E0-D6E1-D6E2 - -

Nº of Decimals Uint [16] D6DB 0... 5 0

D2F4 - D2F5 -

D2F6 - D2F7

D308-D309 -

D30A-D30B

D31C - D31D -

D31E - D31F

D330-D331 -

D332-D333

D6DC-D6DD -

D6DE-D6DF

SLOT 2

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Table 28 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Analogue Inputs.

Parameter Format Address Valid data range Default value

Analogue Input 2

Name String

Scale Uint [16] D6EE 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA 0

Zero Value Int [16] D6EC - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [16] D6ED - 32765... 32765 0

Units String D6F4-D6F5 -D6F6 - -

Nº of Decimals Uint [16] D6EF 0... 5 0

Analogue Input 3

Name String

Scale Uint [16] D702 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA 0

Zero Value Int [16] D700 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [16] D701 - 32765... 32765 0

Units String D708-D709-D70A - -

Nº of Decimals Uint [16] D703 0... 5 0

Analogue Input 4

Name String

Scale Uint [16] D716 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA 0

Zero Value Int [16] D714 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [16] D715 - 32765... 32765 0

Units String D71C-D71D -D71E - -

Nº of Decimals Uint [16] D717 0... 5 0

D6F0-D6F1-D6F2-

D6F3

D704 - D705 - D706

- D707

D718-D719 -

D71A-D71B

6.5.2.2.- Analogue Output Configuration

Table 29: Modbus Memory Map: Analogue outputs.

SLOT 1

Analogue output 1

Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value

Variable Uint [16] D340 Table 9 - Table 11 - Table 12 0

Scale Uint [16] D345

Zero Value Int [32] D341-D342 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [32] D343-D344 - 32765... 32765 0

Analogue output 2

Variable Uint [16] D34A Table 9 - Table 11 - Table 12 0

Scale Uint [16] D34F

Zero Value Int [32] D34B-D34C - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [32] D34D-D34E - 32765... 32765 0

Analogue output 3

Variable Uint [16] D354 Table 9 - Table 11 - Table 12 0

0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA -

2: 0... 10 V

0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA -

2: 0... 10 V

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Table 29 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Analogue outputs.

Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value

Scale Uint [16] D359

Zero Value Int [32] D355-D356 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [32] D357-D358 - 32765... 32765 0

Analogue output 4

Variable Uint [16] D35E Table 9 - Table 11 - Table 12 0

Scale Uint [16] D363

Zero Value Int [32] D35F-D360 - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [32] D361-D362 - 32765... 32765 0

SLOT 2

Analogue output 1

Variable Uint [16] D728 Table 9 - Table 11 - Table 12 0

Scale Uint [16] D72D

Zero Value Int [32] D729-D72A - 32765... 32765 0

Full Scale Value Int [32] D72B-D72C - 32765... 32765 0

Analogue output 2

Variable Uint [16] D732 Table 9 - Table 11 - Table 12 0

Scale Uint [16] D737

Zero Value Int [32] D733-D734

Full Scale Value Int [32] D735-D736

Analogue output 3

Variable Uint [16] D73C

Scale Uint [16] D741

Zero Value Int [32] D73D-D73E

Full Scale Value Int [32] D73F-D740

Analogue output 4

Variable Uint [16] D746

Scale Uint [16] D74B

Zero Value Int [32] D747-D748

Full Scale Value Int [32] D749-D74A

0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA -

2: 0... 10 V

0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA -

2: 0... 10 V

0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA -

2: 0... 10 V

0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA -

2: 0... 10 V

- 32765... 32765 0

- 32765... 32765

Table 9 - Table 11 - Table 12

0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA -

2: 0... 10 V

- 32765... 32765 0

- 32765... 32765

Table 9 - Table 11 - Table 12

0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA -

2: 0... 10 V

- 32765... 32765 0

- 32765... 32765

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6.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-A

General features

Maximum power of the module

3 W

Installation category CAT III 300V

Refresh time

Response time (outputs)/Detection time (inputs)

(19)

With the module connected to a line-CVM.

(19)

200 ms

< 200 ms

Analogue inputs

Quantity 4

Type of measure Current

Nominal input range 0 - 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA (Programmable)

Input impedance 150 Ω

Permissible maximum current to the input 22 mA

Analogue outputs

Quantity 4

Maximum internal voltage 12 V

Linearity < 1%

DAC resolution 4096 points

Analogue outputs in current mode

Nominal output range 0 - 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA (Programmable)

Maximum load resistance 300 Ω

Analogue outputs in voltage mode

Nominal output range 0 - 10 V

Maximum load resistance 5000 Ω

Accuracy

Inputs Outputs

0... 20 mA 0... 20 mA 0... 10 V

Accuracy < 1 % 1% 1%

Accuracy range in relation to Full Scale 5... 100% 0,5... 100% 2... 100%

Measurement range in relation to Full Scale 1... 100% 0,1... 100% 0,2... 100%

User interface

LED 9 LEDs

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... + 50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40,

Mechanical features

Terminals

1... 12, 2.5 mm

≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 flat

Dimensions Figure 12 (mm)

Weight 153 g.

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(Continuation) Mechanical features

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

Attachment DIN rail

(20)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm.

(20)

Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards. Immunity for industrial environments.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards. Emission standard for industrial environments. (IEC 61000-6-4: 2006).

Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements

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En 61010-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-4

UL 61010-1

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7. line-M-4IO-RV

The line-M-4IO-RV expansion module has 4 digital inputs in voltage at 230 V~ and 4 relay outputs.

7.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS

1: C, Common digital inputs 11: C, Relay output 1 (Common) 2: 1, Digital input 1 12: NC, Relay output 1 (NC) 3: 2, Digital input 2 19: NO, Relay output 4 (NO) 4: 3, Digital input 3 20: C, Relay output 4 (Common) 5: 4, Digital input 4 21: NC, Relay output 4 (NC) 7: NO, Relay output 2 (NO) 22: NO, Relay output 3 (NO) 8: C, Relay output 2 (Common) 23: C, Relay output 3 (Common) 9: NC, Relay output 2 (NC) 24: NC, Relay output 3 (NC) 10: NO, Relay Output 1 (NO)

Figure 21: Line-M-4IO-RV terminals: Upper - Lower.

Table 30: List of line-M-410-RV terminals.

Device terminals

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7.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Entradas digitales

Digital inputs

1 2 3 4

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230 V~

6 12

140k

Relé 2

Relay 2

line-M-4IO-RV

OUT

Relé 1

Relay 1

Relé 4

Relay 4

Relé 3

Relay 3

Figure 22: Line-M-4IO-RV connection diagram.

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7.3 .- LED INDICATORS

line-M-4IO-RV

IN 1 IN 2 IN 3

IN 4

CPU

Figure 23: LEDs: line-M-4IO-RV.

OUT

OUT 1

OUT 2 OUT 3

OUT 4

The line-M-4IO-RV have 9 indicating LEDs:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

 IN x, Indicates digital input x status:

LED Description

IN x

On:

Green: Indicates activated input

 OUT x, Indicates relay output x status:

Table 31: CPU LED.

Table 32: Led IN x.

Table 33: LED OUT x.

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LED Description

OUT x

On:

Red: Indicates activated x output

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7.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-RV

Configuration via display of the line-M-4IO-RV is carried out via line-CVM to which it is connected.

To access the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key .

AVG

LIII

INST

SETUP

PROG SETUP

SETUP

230.00

5.00

50.00

1.00

PRIMARY VT

1.0

SECONDARY VT

1.00

MODE

STATUS

NAME

IN1

D IN1

MODE

STATUS

NAME

IN1

D IN2

MODE

STATUS

NAME

IN1

D IN3

cos

MEASURE, Measurement parameters

MEASURE

D IN1, Digital Input 1

SLOT1

D IN2, Digital Input 2

SLOT1

CLOCK

D IN3, Digital Input 3

SLOT1

SETUP

PROG

SETUP

PROG

MODE

STATUS

NAME

IN1

D IN4

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT1

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT2

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT3

VARIABLE

1 V1

D OUT4

SLOT1

OUT2

kgCO2

SLOT1

OUT1

SLOT1

OUT1

D IN4, Digital Input 4

D OUT1, Relay output 1

D OUT2, Relay output 2

VARIABLE

PROG

D OUT3, Relay output 3

D OUT4, Relay output 4

Expansion module line-M-4IO-RV

Figure 24: Configuration menu.

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Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module.

To exit the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key .

7.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4

Note: Digital input x configuration is identified by the literal D INx at the bottom centre of the display.

See Digital Input Configuration in section "4.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4."

7.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF RELAY OUTPUTS 1 ... 4

Note: Relay output x configuration is identified by the literal D OUTx at the bottom centre of the display.

See Relay Output Configuration in section "4.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF RELAY OUTPUTS 1 ... 4."

7.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP Line-M-410-RV

Note: For all modbus map parameters, SLOT1 corresponds to the first expansion module connected to the right-hand side of the line-CVM-D and SLOT2 corresponds to the second connected module.

7.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS

See input and output status addresses in section "4.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS"

7.5.2.- ALARMS

See alarm activation date addresses in section "4.5.3.- ALARMS"

7.5.3.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

7.5.3.1.- Digital Input Configuration

See Digital Input Configuration Addresses in section "4.5.4.1.- Digital Input Configuration”

7.5.3.2.- Relay Output Configuration

See Relay Output Configuration Addresses in section "4.5.4.2.- Relay Output Configuration".

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7.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: Line-M-410-RV

General features

Maximum power of the module 2 W

Installation category CAT III 300V

Refresh time

Response time (outputs)/Detection time (inputs)

(21)

With the module connected to a line-CVM.

(21)

200 ms

< 200 ms

Digital inputs

Quantity 4

Type Mains voltage input 230 V~

Maximum current 50 mA

Insulation 3750 V ~

Input impedance 140 kΩ

Digital relay outputs

Quantity 4

Type Electronic class A - High Frequency Current Filtering

Maximum switching voltage 250 V ~

Maximum instantaneous current 6 A ~

Maximum switching power 1500 VA

Electrical life (maximum load) 5x104 cycles

Mechanical life 5x106 cycles

Protection Contacts protected by varistor (Maximum voltage: 275 V~)

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User interface

LED 9 LEDs

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... + 50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40,

Mechanical features

Terminals

1... 5, 7... 12, 19... 24 2.5 mm

≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 Flat

Dimensions Figure 12 (mm)

Weight 215 g.

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

Attachment DIN rail

(22)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm.

(22)

Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards. Immunity for industrial environments.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards. Emission standard for industrial environments. (IEC 61000-6-4: 2006).

EN 61010-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-4

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(Continuation) Standards

Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements

UL 61010-1

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8. Line-M-EXT-PS

The Line-M-EXT-PS is a power adapter for the Line family of devices.

The module is connected to the left side of the device you wish to supply.

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8.1.- INSTALLATION

The Line-M-EXT-PS connects to the left-hand side of the devices you wish to supply. It can supply up to 10 VA, allowing it to power a limited number of devices.

The maximum set it can supply is: 1 line-EDS 1 line-CVM + 1 line-M (Figure 25).

line-M-EXT-PS

Figure 25: Maximum set a line-M-EXT-PS can supply.

line-EDS line-M

line-CVM

Multiple Line-M-EXT-PS to supply sets with power above 10VA. Each Line-M-EXT-PS will power the devices connected to its right-hand side (Figure 26).

line-M-EXT-PS

line-EDS line-M line-M

Figure 26: Multiple line-M-EXT-PS connection.

line-M-EXT-PS

line-CVM

line-M line-M

line-M-EXT-PS

line-CVM line-CVM

Note: The line-EDS and line-CVM devices, must not be connected to the auxiliary power supply.

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8.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS

Figure 27: Line-M-EXT-PS terminals.

8.3. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

8.3.1.- MAXIMUM CONNECTION

Alimentación Auxiliar

Power Supply

~ / +

~ / -

line-M-EXT-PS

Table 34: List of line-M-EXT-PS terminals.

Device terminals 9: A1 ~ / + , Auxiliary power supply 11: A2 ~ / - , Auxiliary power supply

WLAN

LAN

line-EDS

SLAVES

line-CVM-D32

line-M-4IO-A

OUT

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Figure 28: Maximum connection.

8.3.2.- MULTIPLE CONNECTION Line-M-EXT-PS

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Alimentación Auxiliar

Power Supply

8.4. - LED INDICATORS

~ / +

~ / -

line-M-EXT-PS

WLAN

LAN

line-EDS

SLAVES

Alimentación Auxiliar

line-CVM-D32

Power Supply

line-M-4IO-A

OUT

~ / +

~ / -

line-M-EXT-PS

Figure 29: Multiple line-M-EXT-PS connection.

line-M-4IO-T

OUT

line-CVM-D32

line-M-4IO-T

OUT

Figure 30: LEDs: line-M-EXT-PS.

The Line-M-EXT-PS have 1 indicating LED:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

Table 35: LEDs line-M-EXT-PS.

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

Green: Indicates that the device is powered

line-M-EXT-PS

CPU

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8.5. - TECHNICAL FEATURES: Line-M-EXT-PS

Power supply

Input

AC power supply

Rated voltage 110... 277 V~ (Ph - N) / 110 ... 480 V~ (Ph - Ph)

Frequency 50... 60 Hz

Consumption 1... 9 VA

Installation category CAT III 300V

Output

Maximum output voltage 12 V

Maximum output current 0.9 A

Maximum output power 10 VA

User interface

LED 1 LED

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... + 50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40

Mechanical features

Terminals

9, 11 2.5 mm

≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 flat

Dimensions Figure 12 (mm)

Weight 350 g.

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

Attachment DIN rail

(23)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm.

(23)

Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 2-030: Specific requirements for test and measuring circuits.

Electrical material for measurement, control and laboratory use Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements Part 1: General requirements

EN 61010-1

EN 61010-2-030

EN 61326-1

Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia equipment. Emission requirements. EN 55032

UL 94

Audio/video, information and communication technology equipment. Part 1: Safety requirements

EN 62368-1

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9. line-M-3G

The line-M-3G module adds 3G connectivity to the line-EDS device to which it is connected.

The module is connected laterally to the left of the line-EDS devices.

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9.1.- INSTALLATION OF THE SIM CARD

Before installing the SIM card, the module must be disconnected from any power source.

The slot for inserting the SIM card is at the back of the device, Figure 31.

TARJETA SIM

SIM CARD

Figure 31: SIM card position.

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9.2.- LED INDICATORS

CONNECTED

SIGNAL

SIM

CPU

The line-M-3G have 4 indicating LEDs:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

CONNECTED

SIGNAL

SIM

Figure 32: LEDs: line-M-3G.

Table 36: LED CPU.

 CONNECTED, Indicates the connection status:

Table 37: LED CONNECTED.

LED Description

Flashing:

CONNECTED

Blue color: Indicates that connection has been made, has registered to the network

 SIGNAL, Indicates the 3G coverage:

Table 38: LED SIGNAL.

LED Description

SIGNAL

On:

Blue color: Indicates that 3G coverage is ≥ 25%

 SIM, Indicates the status of the SIM card:

Table 39: LED SIM.

LED Description

On:

SIM

Red color: Indicates that the device does not have the SIM card installed.

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9.3.- COMMUNICATIONS

9.3.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH

Wireless communications emit radio frequency electromagnetic energy, like other radio devic es.

Because wireless communications operate under the guidelines found in radio frequency stand ards and recommendations, they are safe for users to use.

In some settings and situations the use of wireless communications may be restricted by the building’s owner of representatives of the organisation. These may include:

Use of wireless connections on board aircraft, in hospitals or near service stations, blast ing areas,

medical implants or electronic medical devices implanted in the human body (pacemakers, etc.).

 In any other setting where the risk of interference with other devices or services is a haz ard.

If you are not sure of the applicable usage policy for wireless devices in a specific organisation (airport, hospital, etc.) we recommend requesting permission to use wireless communications.

9.3.2.- 3G COMMUNICATIONS

The line-M-3G adds 3G connectivity to the line-EDS devices connected to it, which allows connection to the devices and the exchange of data with other mobile devices without the need for a Wi-Fi connection. All that is needed is a SIM card.

The 3G communications have to be set up on the line-EDS configuration website. Check the M231B01- 03-xxx manual.

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9.4.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-3G

Power supply

Mode Through the line-EDS devices

AC consumption 2.8 ... 4.1 VA

ADC consumption 1.9 ... 2.2 W

Installation category CAT III 300V

3G communications

Networks

UMTS/HSPA+: 800/850/900/1900/2100 MHz

GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

Protocols PPP/TCP/UDP/FTP/HTTP/MMS/SMTP/SSL

UTMS (Class 3): 24 dBm + 1 dB / - 3dB

EDGE 850/900 (Class E2): 27 dBm ± 3dB

Max. output power

EDGE 1800/1900 (Class E2): 26 dBm + 3dB / - 4dB

GSM 850/900 (Class 4): 33 dBm ± 2dB

GSM 1800/1900 (Class 1): 30 dBm ± 2dB

Antenna

Band 850 / 900 MHz 1700 / 1800 / 1900 / 2100 MHz

Frequency 824 ... 960 MHz 1710 ... 2170 MHz

Return loss ~ 8.6 dB ~ 89.4 dB

VSWR ~ 2.2:1 ~ 2.4:1

Efficiency ~ 70.6 % ~ 56.4 %

Peak gain ~ 2.9 dBi ~ 1.8 dBi

Average gain ~ -1.5 dB ~ - 2.5 dB

Impedance 50 Ω

Polarisation Linear

Radiation pattern Omni-directional

Maximum input power 25 W

Connector type SMA - Male standard (Right - Angle)

SIM card

Type Micro SIM

User interface

LED 4 LEDs

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... +50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5 ... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40

Mechanical features

Dimensions

Weight

Version 1.0: Figure 12 (mm)

Version 2.0: Figure 33 (mm)

Version 1.0: 150 g.

Version 2.0: 130 g.

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

Attachment DIN rail

(24)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm.

(24)

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Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards. Immunity for industrial environments.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards. Emission standard for industrial environments. (IEC 61000-6-4: 2006).

88.95

35 44

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EN 61010-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-4

93.85

35.7

Figure 33: line-M-3G dimensions: Version 2.0.

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10. line-TCPRS1

The line-TCPRS1 is a gateway designed to convert an RS-485 or RS-232 physical environment to Ethernet and/or Wi-Fi. The device features a Web Server and an app, MyConfig (Android), that uses Bluetooth connectivity®, from which the user can completely edit the configuration parameters of the device.

The device can be connected via the side bus with up to 7 devices of the line range: line-CVM-D32 and

line-M-xxx-xx expansion modules. It also has RS-485 and RS-232 communication terminals (external bus) so that it can be simultaneously connected to other devices not in the line range.

Note: The peripheral numbers of the devices connected via the side bus are: 2, 3, 4... successively and in order. There may be conflicts and/or collisions if devices are connected to the external bus with peripheral numbers between 2 and 8.

Note: Peripheral number 1 can be used on the external bus.

Note: For ModbusTCP and TCP protocols, the line-TCPRS1 can be queried for up to 5 Masters at the

same time.

10.1.- INSTALLATION

The device must be connected to a power circuit that is protected with gl (IEC 269) or M type fuses with a rating of 1 to 2 A. It must be fitted with a circuit breaker or equivalent device, in order to be able to disconnect the device from the power supply network. The power and voltage measuring circuit must be connected with cables that have a minimum crosssection of 1mm2.

10.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS

Ethernet

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Figure 34: line-TCPRS1 terminals: Upper - lower.

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Table 40: List of line-TCPRS1 terminals.

Device terminals

9: A1 ~/+, Power supply 22: B-, RS-485

11: A2 ~/-, Power supply 23: S, GND for RS-485

19: Common, GND for RS-232 24: A+, RS-485

20: Rx, RS-232 Ethernet: Ethernet connection

21: Tx, RS-232

Note: For the correct operation of serial communications, the RS-485 and RS-232 ports should not be wired at the same time.

10.3.- LED INDICATORS

WLAN

LAN

Bluetooth

CPU

The line-TCPRS1 have 7 indicating LEDs:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

Alarma Alarm

Figure 35: LEDs: line-TCPRS1.

Table 41: LED CPU.

 WLAN, Indicates the status of Wi-Fi connectivity:

Table 42: LED WLAN.

LED Description

WLAN

On:

Blue color: Indicates that the Wi-Fi connection is activated

 LAN, Indicates the status of Ethernet connectivity:

Table 43: LED LAN.

LED Description

LAN

On:

Green color: Indicates that the Ethernet connection is activated

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 Bluetooth, Indicates the status of Bluetooth® connectivity:

Table 44: LED Bluetooth.

LED Description

Bluetooth

On:

Blue color: Bluetooth® linked

 RX, TX, Indicates the status of RS-485 / RS-232 communications:

Table 45: LEDs RX and TX.

LED Description

Flashing:

Orange color: Indicates the frame reception

Flashing:

Orange color: Indicates the frame delivery

 Alarm, Indicates that an alarm has been generated:

Table 46: LED Alarm.

LED Description

Alarm

10.4.- COMMUNICATIONS

On:

Red color: Frame reception error

10.4.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH

See section “9.3.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH”.

10.4.2.- Wi-Fi COMMUNICATIONS

Wi-Fi is one of the most widespread wireless technologies today. It is used to connect electronic devices and exchange information between them without having to connect them physically.

The line-TCPRS1 devices feature Wi-Fi communications in the 2.4GHz band, and are compliant with the IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g and IEEE 802.11n standards.

10.4.3.- Bluetooth® COMMUNICATIONS

The device features Bluetooth® wireless communication. Bluetooth® is a short-range wireless technology that allows wireless data transfers between devices within a range of approximately 10 metres.

10.4.4.- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE

To access the internal configuration website, the device’s IP address has to be entered into the browser address bar. The line-TCPRS1 is set by default to DHCP mode. The IP address can be obtained via Bluetooth® using the MyConfig application. The device can be identified by its MAC address using software such as Advanced IP Scanner or IP Setup Program.

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The website of the device can be used to:

 On the Device Info screen, view the device’s information and settings for Ethernet, Blue- tooth®, Wi-Fi and RS-485/RS-232 communications (Figure 36).

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Figure 36: Website: Device Info.

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 On the Communications screen, edit the Ethernet and Wi-Fi communications settings (Figure

37).

Figure 37: Website: Communications.

 On the Settings screen, edit the RS-485/RS-232 communications settings (Figure 38).

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Figure 38: Website: Settings.

 On the Firmware screen, update the device’s firmware (Figure 39).

10.4.5.- MOBILE APP

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Figure 39: Website: Firmware.

The MyConfig mobile app, which can be used to set up Wi-Fi and Ethernet communications via Bluetooth®, can be downloaded free of charge from Google Play (Android).

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10.5.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-TCPRS1

AC Power supply

Rated voltage 80 ... 264 V~

Frequency 50 ... 60 Hz

Consumption 3.5 ... 7.5 VA

Installation category CAT III 300V

DC Power supply

Rated voltage 100 ... 300 V

Consumption 2 ... 2.5 W

Installation category CAT III 300V

RS-485 interface

Bus RS-485

Baud rate 4800 - 9600 - 19200 - 38400 - 57600 - 115200 bps

Data bits 7 - 8

Stop bits 1 - 2

Parity without - even - odd

RS-232 interface

Bus RS-232

Baud rate 4800 - 9600 - 19200 - 38400 - 57600 - 115200 bps

Data bits 7 - 8

Stop bits 1 - 2

Parity without - even - odd

Ethernet Interface

Type Ethernet 10BaseT - 100BaseTX self-detectable

Connector RJ45

Protocol TCP - UDP - Modbus TCP - HTTP (Web server) - REST

Connection mode to network DHCP ON/OFF (ON by default)

Wi-Fi communication

Band 2.4 GHz (Range: 2.4 ... 2.5 GHz)

Standard IEEE 802.11 b / g , IEEE 802.11 n (up to 150 Mbps)

Max. output power

Bluetooth® communication

Protocols Bluetooth® v4.2 BR/EDR and BLE specification

NZIF receiver with –97 dBm sensitivity

Class-1, class-2 and class-3 transmitter

Radio

Transmitter RF power control range Min: -12 dBm / Max: +12dBm

Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH)

Receiver Sensitivity @30.8% PER -97 dBm

IEEE 802.11 b: 20 dBm IEEE 802.11 n: 14 dBm

User interface

LED 7 LEDs

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... +50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

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(Continuation) Environmental features

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5 ... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40

Mechanical features

Terminals

9, 11, 19 ... 24 2.5 mm

≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 flat

Dimensions Figure 12 (mm)

Weight 170 g.

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

Attachment DIN rail

(25)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm.

(25)

Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards. Immunity for industrial environments.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards. Emission standard for industrial environments. (IEC 61000-6-4: 2006).

Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements

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EN 61010-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-4

UL 61010-1

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11. line-M-20I

The line-M-20I is a centraliser with 20 digital inputs that is designed to centralise the logical status of each signal or to count the number of impulses received at each input.

The device can be connected via the side bus to the devices of the line range: line-TCPRS1 and line-

EDS.

11.1.- INSTALLATION

Only 2 line-M-20I centraliser can be connect to the right of the line-TCPRS1 devices (without adding the line-M-EXT-PS power adapter).

11.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS

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Figure 40: line-M-20I terminals: Upper - lower.

1: C, Common for digital input 1-5 13: C, Common for digital input 11-15

2: 1, Digital input 1 14: 11, Digital input 11

3: 2, Digital input 2 15: 12, Digital input 12

4: 3, Digital input 3 16: 13, Digital input 13

5: 4, Digital input 4 17: 14, Digital input 14

6: 5, Digital input 5 18: 15, Digital input 15

7: 10, Digital input 10 19: 16, Digital input 16

8: 9, Digital input 9 20: 17, Digital input 17

9: 8, Digital input 8 21: 18, Digital input 18

10: 7, Digital input 7 22: 19, Digital input 19

11: 6, Digital input 6 23: 20, Digital input 20

12: C, Common for digital input 6-10 24: C, Common for digital input 16-20

11.3.- CONNECTION DIAGRAM

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Table 47: line-M-20I device terminals.

Device terminals

Entradas digitales

1 2 3 4

Digital inputs

10 9 8 75 6

6 12

12 1314 15 16 17 1819 20

Figure 41: line-M-20I connection diagram.

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11.4.- LED INDICATORS

IN 1... 20

CPU

Figure 42: LEDs: line-M-20I.

The line-M-20I have 21 indicating LEDs:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

Table 48: LED CPU.

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

 IN x, Indicates the status of digital input x:

Table 49: LED IN x.

LED Description

IN x

On:

Green color: Indicates that input x is activated

11.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP

All the addresses on the MODBUS map are in Hexadecimal.

11.5.1.- DIGITAL INPUTS

The Function 0x02, is implemented for these variables.

Table 50: Modbus Memory Map: Digital inputs status.

Parameter Format Address Value

Status of digital input 1

Status of digital input 2 0001

Status of digital input 3 0002

Status of digital input 4 0003

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bool

0000

0: Deactivated , 1: Activated

Table 50 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Digital inputs status.

Parameter Format Address Value

Status of digital input 5

Status of digital input 6 0005

Status of digital input 7 0006

Status of digital input 8 0007

Status of digital input 9 0008

Status of digital input 10 0009

Status of digital input 11 000A

Status of digital input 12 000B

Status of digital input 13 000C

Status of digital input 14 000D

Status of digital input 15 000E

Status of digital input 16 000F

Status of digital input 17 0010

Status of digital input 18 0011

Status of digital input 19 0012

Status of digital input 20 0013

bool

0004

0: Deactivated , 1: Activated

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11.5.2.- PULSE METERS

The Function 0x04: register readout, is implemented for these variables.

Table 51: Modbus Memory Map: Pulse meter.

Parameter Format Address

Pulse counter of digital input 1

Pulse counter of digital input 2 59DC - 59DD - 59DE - 59DF

Pulse counter of digital input 3 59E0 - 59E1 - 59E2 - 59E3

Pulse counter of digital input 4 59E4 - 59E5 - 59E6 - 59E7

Pulse counter of digital input 5 59E8 - 59E9 - 59EA - 59EB

Pulse counter of digital input 6 59EC - 59ED - 59EE - 59EF

Pulse counter of digital input 7 59F0 - 59F1 - 59F2 - 59F3

Pulse counter of digital input 8 59F4 - 59F5 - 59F6 - 59F7

Pulse counter of digital input 9 59F8 - 59F9 - 59FA - 59FB

Pulse counter of digital input 10 59FC - 59FD - 59FE - 59FF

Pulse counter of digital input 11 5A00 - 5A01 - 5A02 - 5A03

Pulse counter of digital input 12 5A04 - 5A05 - 5A06 - 5A07

Pulse counter of digital input 13 5A08 - 5A09 - 5A0A - 5A0B

Pulse counter of digital input 14 5A0C - 5A0D - 5A0E - 5A0F

Pulse counter of digital input 15 5A10 - 5A11 - 5A12 - 5A13

Pulse counter of digital input 16 5A14 - 5A15 - 5A16 - 5A17

Pulse counter of digital input 17 5A18 - 5A19 - 5A1A - 5A1B

Pulse counter of digital input 18 5A1C - 5A1D - 5A1E - 5A1F

Pulse counter of digital input 19 5A20 - 5A21 - 5A22 - 5A23

Pulse counter of digital input 20 5A24 - 5A25 - 5A26 - 5A27

Uint [64]

59D8 - 59D9 - 59DA - 59DB

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Parameter deletion is carried out by Function 05: writing a relay.

Table 52: Modbus Memory Map: Pulse meter deletion.

Deleting parameters Format Address Value to be sent

Deleting the pulse counters Bool 0898 0xFF00

11.5.3.- OTHER DEVICE PARAMETERS

The Function 0x04: register readout, is implemented for these variables.

Table 53: Modbus Memory Map: Other device parameters.

Parameter Format Address

Device ID number Uint [32] F00A - F00B

Device serial number String F000 - F001 -F002 -F003 -F004 -F005 -F006

Firmware version (part 1) Uint [16] C288

Firmware version (part 2) Uint [16] C289

Firmware version revision Uint [16] C28A

Device model String C28C - C28D

11.5.4.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

The following functions are used for these variables:

Function 0x03: register readout. Function 0x10: Writing multiple registers.

11.5.4.1.-Digital Input Configuration

Table 54: Modbus Memory Map: Digital Inputs.

Parameter Format Address Valid data range

Digital Input 1: Mode

Digital Input 2: Mode 4FBC

Digital Input 3: Mode 4FC8

Digital Input 4: Mode 4FD4

Digital Input 5: Mode 4FE0

Digital Input 6: Mode 4FEC

Digital Input 7: Mode 4FF8

Digital Input 8: Mode 5004

Digital Input 9: Mode 5010

Digital Input 10: Mode 501C

Digital Input 11: Mode 5028

Digital Input 12: Mode 5034

Digital Input 13: Mode 5040

Digital Input 14: Mode 504C

Digital Input 15: Mode 5058

Digital Input 16: Mode 5064

Int [16]

4FB0

0 : Status input -

>0: Pulse input (energy per pulse)

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Default

value

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Table 54 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Digital Inputs.

Parameter Format Address Valid data range

Digital Input 17: Mode

Digital Input 18: Mode 507C

Digital Input 19: Mode 5088

Int [16]

5070

0 : Entrada de estado -

>0: Entrada de pulso (energía por

(8)

pulso)

Digital Input 20: Mode 5094

(26)

To configure the Operating Mode as pulse input, this parameter must be set to Energy per pulse (Value > 0).

11.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-20I

DC power supply

Mode Through the connector

Rated voltage 12 V

Consumption 3.5 W

Installation category CAT III 300V

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Default

value

Digital inputs

Quantity 20

Type Optocoupler

Insulation 4.2 kV

Input impedance 1.4 kΩ

Consumption

60 mA inputs OFF

240 mA inputs ON

User interface

LED 21 LEDs

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... +50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5 ... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40

Mechanical features

Terminals

1 ... 24 2.5 mm

≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 flat

Dimensions Figure 12 (mm)

Weight 130 g.

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

Attachment DIN rail

(27)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm.

(27)

Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards. Immunity for industrial environments.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards. Emission standard for industrial environments. (IEC 61000-6-4: 2006).

EN 61010-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-4

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(Continuation)Standards

Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements

UL 61010-1

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12. line-LM20I-TCP kit

The line-LM20I-TCP kit is a centraliser with 20 digital inputs with a gateway designed to convert an RS-485 or RS-232 physical environment to Ethernet and/or Wi-Fi. The device is designed to centralise the logical status of each signal or to count the number of impulses received at each input. The line-LM20I-TCP kit features a Web Server and an app, MyConfig (Android), that uses Bluetooth® connectivity, from which the user can completely edit the configuration parameters of the device.

The device also has RS-485 and RS-232 communication terminals so that it can be simultaneously connected to other devices not in the line range.

Note: The devices connected to the RS-485 or RS-232 communication terminals have to be configured with a peripheral number ≥ 10.

12.1.- INSTALLATION

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12.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS

Ethernet

Figure 43: line-LM20I-TCP kit terminals: Upper.

20 19

Figure 44: line-LM20I-TCP kit terminals: lower.

Table 55: List of line-LM20I-TCP kit terminals.

Device terminals

1: C, Common for digital input 1-5 18: B-, RS-485

2: 1, Digital input 1 19: S, GND for RS-485

3: 2, Digital input 2 20: A+, RS-485

4: 3, Digital input 3 21: C, Common for digital input 11-15

5: 4, Digital input 4 22: 11, Digital input 11

6: 5, Digital input 5 23: 12, Digital input 12

7: 10, Digital input 10 24: 13, Digital input 13

8: 9, Digital input 9 25: 14, Digital input 14

9: 8, Digital input 8 26: 15, Digital input 15

10: 7, Digital input 7 27: 16, Digital input 16

11: 6, Digital input 6 28: 17, Digital input 17

12: C, Common for digital input 6-10 29: 18, Digital input 18

13: A1 ~ /+, Power supply 30: 19, Digital input 19

14: A1 ~ /-, Power supply 31: 20, Digital input 20

15: Common, GND for RS-232 32: C, Common for digital input 16-20

16: Rx, RS-232 Ethernet: Ethernet connection

17: Tx, RS-232

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Note: For the correct operation of serial communications, the RS-485 and RS-232 ports should not be wired at the same time.

12.3.- CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Entradas digitales

Digital inputs

1 2 3 4

10 9 8 75 6

12 1314 15 16 17 1819 20

Figure 45: line-LM20I-TCP kit connection diagram.

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12.4.- LED INDICATORS

WLAN

LAN

Bluetooth

Alarma Alarm

IN 1... 20

CPU

Figure 46: LEDs: line-LM20I-TCP kit.

The line-LM20I-TCP kit have 28 indicating LEDs:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

Table 56: LED CPU.

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

 WLAN, Indicates the status of Wi-Fi connectivity:

Table 57: LED WLAN.

LED Description

WLAN

On:

Blue color: Indicates that the Wi-Fi connection is activated

 LAN, Indicates the status of Ethernet connectivity:

Table 58: LED LAN.

LED Description

LAN

On:

Green color: Indicates that the Ethernet connection is activated

 Bluetooth, Indicates the status of Bluetooth® connectivity:

Table 59: LED Bluetooth.

LED Description

Bluetooth

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On:

Blue color: Bluetooth® linked

 RX, TX, Indicates the status of RS-485 / RS-232 communications:

Table 60: LEDs RX and TX.

LED Description

Flashing:

Orange color: Indicates the frame reception

Flashing:

Orange color: Indicates the frame delivery

 Alarm, Indicates that an alarm has been generated:

Table 61: LED Alarm.

LED Description

Alarm

On:

Red color: Frame reception error

 IN x, Indicates the status of digital input x:

Table 62: LED IN x.

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LED Description

IN x

12.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP

On:

Green color: Indicates that input x is activated

The modbus memory map of the device is identical to that of the line-M-20I device, see section “11.5

- MODBUS MEMORY MAP”.

12.6.- COMMUNICATIONS

12.6.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH

See section “9.3.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH”.

12.6.2.- Wi-Fi COMMUNICATIONS

Wi-Fi is one of the most widespread wireless technologies today. It is used to connect electronic devices and exchange information between them without having to connect them physically.

The line-LM20I-TCP kit devices feature Wi-Fi communications in the 2.4GHz band, and are compliant with the IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g and IEEE 802.11n standards.

12.6.3.- Bluetooth® COMMUNICATIONS

The device features Bluetooth® wireless communication. Bluetooth® is a short-range wireless technology that allows wireless data transfers between devices within a range of approximately 10 metres.

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12.6.4.- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE

To access the internal configuration website, the device’s IP address has to be entered into the browser address bar. The line-LM20I-TCP kit is set by default to DHCP mode. The IP address can be obtained via Bluetooth® using the MyConfig application. The device can be identified by its MAC address using software such as Advanced IP Scanner or IP Setup Program.

See section “10.4.4.- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE”.

12.6.5.- MOBILE APP

The MyConfig mobile app, which can be used to set up Wi-Fi and Ethernet communications via Bluetooth®, can be downloaded free of charge from Google Play (Android).

12.7.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-LM20I-TCP kit

AC Power supply

Rated voltage 80 ... 264 V~

Frequency 50 ... 60 Hz

Consumption 7 ... 11 VA

Installation category CAT III 300V

DC Power supply

Rated voltage 100 ... 300 V

Consumption 5.5 ... 6 W

Installation category CAT III 300V

Digital inputs

Quantity 20

Type Optocoupler

Insulation 4.2 kV

Input impedance 1.4 kΩ

Consumption

RS-485 interface

Bus RS-485

Baud rate 4800 - 9600 - 19200 - 38400 - 57600 - 115200 bps

Data bits 7 - 8

Stop bits 1 - 2

Parity without - even - odd

60 mA inputs OFF

240 mA inputs ON

RS-232 interface

Bus RS-232

Baud rate 4800 - 9600 - 19200 - 38400 - 57600 - 115200 bps

Data bits 7 - 8

Stop bits 1 - 2

Parity without - even - odd

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Ethernet Interface

Type Ethernet 10BaseT - 100BaseTX self-detectable

Connector RJ45

Protocol TCP - UDP - Modbus TCP - HTTP (Web server) - REST

Connection mode to network DHCP ON/OFF (ON by default)

Wi-Fi communication

Band 2.4 GHz (Range: 2.4 ... 2.5 GHz)

Standard IEEE 802.11 b / g , IEEE 802.11 n (up to 150 Mbps)

Max. output power

IEEE 802.11 b: 20 dBm

IEEE 802.11 n: 14 dBm

Bluetooth® communication

Protocols Bluetooth® v4.2 BR/EDR and BLE specification

NZIF receiver with –97 dBm sensitivity

Class-1, class-2 and class-3 transmitter

Radio

Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH)

Receiver Sensitivity @30.8% PER -97 dBm

Transmitter RF power control range Min: -12 dBm / Max: +12dBm

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User interface

LED 28 LEDs

Environmental features

Operating temperature -10ºC ... +50ºC

Storage temperature -20ºC ... +70ºC

Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5 ... 95%

Maximum altitude 2000 m

Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40

Mechanical features

Terminals

1 ... 32 2.5 mm

≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 flat

Dimensions Figure 47 (mm)

Weight 300 g.

Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic

Attachment DIN rail

(28)

Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm.

(28)

Standards

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use Part 1: General requirements.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards. Immunity for industrial environments.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards. Emission standard for industrial environments. (IEC 61000-6-4: 2006).

Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements

EN 61010-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-4

UL 61010-1

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118

105

35.7

Figure 47: line-LM20I-TCP kit dimensions.

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13. line-LM40I-TCP kit

The line-LM40I-TCP kit is a centraliser with 40 digital inputs with a gateway designed to convert an RS-485 or RS-232 physical environment to Ethernet and/or Wi-Fi. The device is designed to centralise the logical status of each signal or to count the number of impulses received at each input. The line-LM40I-TCP kit features a Web Server and an app, MyConfig (Android), that uses Bluetooth® connectivity, from which the user can completely edit the configuration parameters of the device.

The device also has RS-485 and RS-232 communication terminals so that it can be simultaneously connected to other devices not in the line range.

Note: The devices connected to the RS-485 or RS-232 communication terminals have to be configured with a peripheral number ≥ 10.

13.1.- INSTALLATION

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13.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS

Ethernet

22 21

Figure 48: line-LM40I-TCP kit terminals: Upper.

34 35

36 37

Figure 49: line-LM40I-TCP kit terminals: lower.

48 49

1: C, Common for digital input 1-5

2: 1, Digital input 1

3: 2, Digital input 2

4: 3, Digital input 3

5: 4, Digital input 4

6: 5, Digital input 5

7: 10, Digital input 10

8: 9, Digital input 9

9: 8, Digital input 8

10: 7, Digital input 7

11: 6, Digital input 6

(29)

12: C, Common for digital input 6-10

13: C, Common for digital input 1-5

14: 1, Digital input 1

15: 2, Digital input 2

16: 3, Digital input 3

17: 4, Digital input 4

18: 5, Digital input 5

19: 10, Digital input 10

(29)

Module 2.

(30)

Module 1.

(30)

Table 63: List of line-LM40I-TCP kit terminals.

Device terminals

(29)

20: 9, Digital input 9

21: 8, Digital input 8

22: 7, Digital input 7

23: 6, Digital input 6

24: C, Common for digital input 6-10

25: A1 ~ /+, Power supply 44: C, Common for digital input 16-20

26: A2 ~ /-, Power supply 45: C, Common for digital input 11-15

27: Common, GND for RS-232 46: 11, Digital input 11

28: Rx, RS-232 47: 12, Digital input 12

29: Tx, RS-232 48: 13, Digital input 13

30: B-, RS-485 49: 14, Digital input 14

(29)

31: S, GND for RS-485 50: 15, Digital input 15

(30)

32: A+, RS-485 51: 16, Digital input 16

33: C, Common for digital input 11-15

34: 11, Digital input 11

35: 12, Digital input 12

36: 13, Digital input 13

37: 14, Digital input 14

38: 15, Digital input 15

(30)

39: 16, Digital input 16

40: 17, Digital input 17

41: 18, Digital input 18

42: 19, Digital input 19

(30)

43: 20, Digital input 20

(30)

52: 17, Digital input 17

53: 18, Digital input 18

54: 19, Digital input 19

(30)

(29)

55: 20, Digital input 20

56: C, Common for digital input 16-20

Ethernet: Ethernet connection

(30)

(29)

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Note: For the correct operation of serial communications, the RS-485 and RS-232 ports should not be wired at the same time.

13.3.- CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Entradas digitales / Digital inputs

1 2 3 4

10 9 8 75 6

12 1314 15 16 17 1819 20

Figure 50: line-LM40I-TCP kit connection diagram.

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13.4.- LED INDICATORS

WLAN

LAN

Bluetooth

Alarma Alarm

CPU

Figure 51: LEDs: line-LM40I-TCP kit.

Modulo/Module 1 Modulo/Module 2

The line-LM40I-TCP kit have 49 indicating LEDs:

 CPU, Indicates device status:

Table 64: LED CPU.

LED Description

CPU

Flashing:

White: Indicates that the device is powered

 WLAN, Indicates the status of Wi-Fi connectivity:

Table 65: LED WLAN.

LED Description

WLAN

On:

Blue color: Indicates that the Wi-Fi connection is activated

 LAN, Indicates the status of Ethernet connectivity:

Table 66: LED LAN.

IN 1... 20

LED Description

LAN

On:

Green color: Indicates that the Ethernet connection is activated

 Bluetooth, Indicates the status of Bluetooth® connectivity:

Table 67: LED Bluetooth.

LED Description

Bluetooth

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On:

Blue color: Bluetooth® linked

 RX, TX, Indicates the status of RS-485 / RS-232 communications:

Table 68: LEDs RX and TX.

LED Description

Flashing:

Orange color: Indicates the frame reception

Flashing:

Orange color: Indicates the frame delivery

 Alarm, Indicates that an alarm has been generated:

Table 69: LED Alarm.

LED Description

Alarm

On:

Red color: Frame reception error

 IN x, Indicates the status of digital input x:

Table 70: LED IN x.

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LED Description

IN x

13.5.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP

On:

Green color: Indicates that input x is activated

The modbus memory map of the device is identical to that of the line-M-20I device, see section “11.5

- MODBUS MEMORY MAP”.

13.6.- COMMUNICATIONS

13.6.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH

See section “9.3.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH”.

13.6.2.- Wi-Fi COMMUNICATIONS

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Wi-Fi is one of the most widespread wireless technologies today. It is used to connect electronic devices and exchange information between them without having to connect them physically.

The line-LM40I-TCP kit devices feature Wi-Fi communications in the 2.4GHz band, and are compliant with the IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g and IEEE 802.11n standards.

13.6.3.- Bluetooth® COMMUNICATIONS

The device features Bluetooth® wireless communication. Bluetooth® is a short-range wireless technology that allows wireless data transfers between devices within a range of approximately 10 metres.

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Circutor Line-M-4IO-T, Line-TCPRS1, Line-M-4IO-A, Line-M-EXT-PS, Line-M-4IO-R User guide

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

DISCLAIMER

CONTENTS

REVISION LOG

SYMBOLS

3. INSTALLATION OF THE DEVICE

3.1.- PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS

3.2.- INSTALLATION

3.3.- PANEL ADAPTER 72 x 72 mm

4. line-M-4IO-R

4.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS

4.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

4.3 .- LED INDICATORS

4.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-R

4.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4

4.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF RELAY OUTPUTS 1 ... 4

4.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS

4.5.3.- ALARMS

4.5.4.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

4.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-R

5.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS

5.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

5.3 .- LED INDICATORS

5.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-T

5.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4

5.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF TRANSISTOR OUTPUTS 1 ... 4

5.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS

5.5.2.- PULSE METERS

5.5.3.- ALARMS

5.5.4.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

5.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-T

6.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS

6.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

6.3 .- LED INDICATORS

6.4.- CONFIGURATION Line-M-410-A

6.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF ANALOGUE INPUTS 1 ... 4

6.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF ANALOGUE OUTPUTS 1 ... 4

6.5.1.- ANALOGUE INPUT

6.5.2.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

6.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-A

7. line-M-4IO-RV

7.1.- DEVICE TERMINALS

7.2. - CONNECTION DIAGRAM

7.3 .- LED INDICATORS

7.4.- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-RV

7.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ... 4

7.4.2.- CONFIGURATION OF RELAY OUTPUTS 1 ... 4

7.5.1.- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS

7.5.2.- ALARMS

7.5.3.- DEVICE CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

7.6.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: Line-M-410-RV

8.1.- INSTALLATION

line-M-EXT-PS

8.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS

8.3.1.- MAXIMUM CONNECTION

8.3.2.- MULTIPLE CONNECTION Line-M-EXT-PS

8.4. - LED INDICATORS

8.5. - TECHNICAL FEATURES: Line-M-EXT-PS

9. line-M-3G

9.1.- INSTALLATION OF THE SIM CARD

9.2.- LED INDICATORS

9.3.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH

9.3.2.- 3G COMMUNICATIONS

9.4.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-3G

10. line-TCPRS1

10.1.- INSTALLATION

10.2.- DEVICE TERMINALS

10.3.- LED INDICATORS

10.4.1.- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH

10.4.2.- Wi-Fi COMMUNICATIONS

10.4.3.- Bluetooth® COMMUNICATIONS

10.4.4.- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE

10.4.5.- MOBILE APP

10.5.- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-TCPRS1

11. line-M-20I

11.1.- INSTALLATION