Definition of individual target groups
– Project engineers for safe drive systems: engineers and technicians
– Assembly, electrical installation, maintenance and replacement of devices: company electricians
and service technicians
– Commissioning, operation and configuration: technicians and engineers
2Safety regulations
2.1Installation and commissioning
– Do not install or operate damaged pro ducts. Please report any damage immediately to the forward-
ing agent responsible.
– Installation work, commissioning and service work on the device may only be performed by qualified
electrical personnel with relevant knowledge of the acc ident prevention regulations.
– The applicable regulations, and any other special safety regulations relevant to the particular ap-
plication, must be strictly observed.
2.2User instructions
– Only install the module and put it into operation if you are fully familiar with the applicable regula-
tions on working safety and with the operating instructions of the CMGA-B1 basic modules.
2.3Intended utilization
– The module may only be used as a “slave” mo dule in a DeviceNet environment in a ccordance with
the EN 50170 standard.
– CMGA-E1-DN is not permitted to be used for safety-related reactions.
2.4Operation and service
– The module must always be de-energized before installation and removal, or before disconnecting
signal lines or power supply cables.
– When installing or removing the module, appropriate measures must be taken to prevent electro-
static discharge to the externally arranged terminal and plug connections.
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2.5Scope of delivery
The scope of delivery includes:
– Extension module CMGA-E1-DN
The EDS file with CMGA icon and the installation handbooks can be found on the CD ROM
GSPF-CMGA-BS... or under www.festo.com.
3Description of function
The CMGA-E1-DN enables the user to transmit telegrams (diagnostic telegram such as
CMGA-B1-M2-L2-A0) via DeviceNet. A maximum of 2 CAN telegrams can be forwarded.
The module should be parametrised as a DeviceNet participant (slave).
The DeviceNet baud rates of 125 kbps, 250 kbps and 500 kbps can be set via the front address switch.
The size of the output information is 16 byte.
The CMGA-E1-DN must must be connected with one or several basic modules (CMGA-B1-M...) via a
plug-in c onnector on the back wall.
The DeviceNet plug connection must be made in accordance with the installation regulations of the
ODVA.
CMGA-B1-M1-L1-A0CMGA-E1-DN
Fig. 1Example of a configuration of CMGA-B1-M2-L2-A0 with CMGA-E1-DN
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4Commissioning
4.1Procedure
Commissioning must only be performed by qualified personnel! Strictly follow the safety regulations
when commissioning!
The following example shows a commissioning with RSNetWorx.
4.2Project engineering
First copy the supplied electronic data sheet file with icon into the corresponding Rockwell program
directory.
4.2.1Linking in the electronic data sheet file
Electronic data sheet files can be linked in, removed or assigned to icons in the menu Tools > Electronic
Data S heet Wizard.
Fig. 2Electronic Data Sheet Wizard
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4.2.2Linking into the network diagram
Thedevice“Anybus-IC DEV” can be dragged into the diagram by “drag and drop” in the hardware menu
under Vendor.
Fig. 3Linking into the network diagram
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4.2.3Setting CMGA-E1-DN
By double clicking on “Anybus-IC DEV”, the following information can be displayed.
The only setting which must be made here is the issuing of the bus address (node).
Fig. 4Settings
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4.2.4Configuration of the DeviceNet scanner
The following settings must be made by selecting the scanner (here: 1756-DNB).
The I/O parameters must be selected in the Scanlist menu.
Fig. 5Configuration of the DeviceNet scanner scanlist
In the Input menu the input information (16 byte cyclic) must be “mapped” in the address range of the
scanner.
Fig. 6Configuration of the DeviceNet scanner address range
When all settings have been made, the network diagram can be saved.
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4.2.5Linking into RSLogix 5000
In order to be able to validate the scanner data (1756-DNB), the scanner must be linked into the
“I/O configuration”.
By selecting the module the saved network diagram can be loaded in the “Module Properties” window
in the RSNetWorx menu.
Fig. 7Linking into RSLogix 5000
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4.2.6Validation of the CMGA-E1-DN data
One can enable the Controller Tags window in the Logic menu.
Before the data can be validated, the DeviceNet scanner must be set in the “RUN” mode. This is done
by setting the bit “Local:4:O.CommandRegister.Run”.
Fig. 8Validation of the CMGA-E1-DN data
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4.3Device settings
Thefollowingcanbesetonthefrontofthemodule:
1Coding switch for Bus
switch 1120 Ohm terminating resistor on back wall of CAN
switch 2120 Ohm terminating resistor on 2nd CAN interface via SUB-D socket
Description
Tab. 2Coding switch terminating resistor
Note:
• If DeviceNet is being used, both switches are to be set to “OFF”.
4.4Diagnostics
LEDColourModeDescription
RUNGreen“flashing”Module OK
DPGreen“permanent”DeviceNet connection active
Green“flashing”Bus in IDLE mode
Red“flashing”???Fault in the device (contact manufacturer)
Red“flashing”Time out connection
24V bus supply voltage is missing
Faulty setting of bus address or baud rate
Red/green“alternating”In self test mode
XBGreen“permanent”Processing OK
Green“flickering”Missing CA N telegram
Green“flashing”AutoBaud processing
Red“permanent”Fault in the device (contact manufacturer)
Red“flashing”Resettable error message
Red“alternating”In self test mode
Tab. 3LED display
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4.5Configuration of the user data
Configuration of the internal data frame, see installation handbook for
GDSP-CMGA-E1-G2 CAN messages.
Byte
151413121110987654321
Data telegram CA N ID2Data telegram CAN ID1
Tab. 4U s er dat a
4.6Modification / handling changes to the device
Repair
Repair work on the device c an only be performed in the factory.
Warranty
The warranty is invalidated if the module is opened without permission.
5Maintenance
5.1Replacement of a module
Note
• No plug-in connection of the CMGA module must under any circumstances be disconnected or reconnected if it is live. There is a danger of sensor damage, particularly
with connected position or speed sensors.
The following must be observed when replacing a module:
1. Remove the power supply
2. Remove DeviceNet connecting cable
3. Take the module from the top-hat rail a nd pack it in accordance with EMC regulations.
4. Attach the new module on the top-hat rail.
5. Set the DeviceNet address (see address of the previously installed module)
6. Plug in the DeviceNet connecting cable
7. Activate the power supply via the bus connector on the back w all
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6Technical data
6.1Environmental conditions
Module CMGA-...
Protection classIP 20
Ambient temperature0 °C ... 50 °C
Service life90000 hours at 50 °C ambient
Tab. 5Technical data of the environmental conditions
6.2Characteristic data
Module CMGA-E1-DN
System running time20 ms
Number of CA N objects2
Size of CAN telegrams8bytes
CAN I D telegram 1192
CAN I D telegram 2193
Tab. 6Technical data of characteristic data
7Pin allocation
DeviceNet allocation: 5 pin R5.08 plug
PinAllocation
1V2CAN_L
3SHIELD
4CAN_H
5V+
Tab. 7Pin allocation
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