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This manual describes the basic operations and hardware functions of the DL-PD1.
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General Precautions
• Do not use this product for the purpose to protect a human body or
part of a human body.
• This product is not intended for use as an explosion-proof product.
Do not use this product in a hazardous location and/or potentially
explosive atmosphere.
• Before and while operating this product, confirm that it provides its
functions and performance correctly.
• Implement sufficient safety measures to prevent human and
physical damages in case this product fails.
• Do not expose equipment, including peripherals, to rapid
temperature changes. Equipment failure may result from
condensation build up.
• Be aware that the product functions and performance are not
warranted if the product is used outside the range of stated
specifications or is modified by the customer.
• Combining this product with other equipment requires sufficient
consideration because the proper functions and performance may
not be provided depending on the environment.
Precautions for Use
• To avoid injury or failure, turn off the power immediately in the
following cases.
- Water or foreign matter entered the main unit.
- The case is broken, for example if it is dropped.
- Smoke or unusual smell is emitted from the product.
• Use the correct power voltage. Failure to observe may result in
injury, or failure.
• Do not disassemble or modify this product. Failure to observe may
result in injury.
Do not turn off the power while you are setting any item. Doing this
may cause loss of data settings.
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Precautions for Installation
For safe, trouble-free operation of this product, the product must not
be installed in the following locations:
- Humid, dusty, or poorly ventilated.
- Exposed to direct sunlight or heating source.
- Exposed to corrosive or flammable gases.
- Exposed directly to vibration or shock.
- Exposed to water, oil, or chemical splashes.
- Exposed to static electricity.
If this product is installed in a location near a noise source, e.g.
power source or high-voltage line, it may malfunction or fail. Take
protective measures, such as using a noise filter including a supplied
ferrite core or running the cables separately.
* Use a ferrite core for a power cable of a sensor amplifier with D-bus
support which supplies power for the unit (3 turns).
Precautions for regulations and standards
UL Certificate
This product is an UL/C-UL Listed product.
• UL File No. E207185
• Category NRAQ, NRAQ7
Be sure to consider the following specifications when using this product as an UL/C-UL Listed Product.
•
Use the power supply with Class 2 output defined in NFPA70 (NEC: National Electrical Code).
• Use this product under pollution degree 2.
• This product is an open type device. Therefore, it must be installed in an enclosure
with IP54 or higher. (e.g. Industrial control panel)
CE Marking
Keyence Corporation has confirmed that this product complies with the essential requirements of
the applicable EC Directive, based on the following specifications. Be sure to consider the
following specifications when using this product in the Member State of European Union.
EMC Directive (2004/108/EC)
• Applicable standard EMI: EN55011, Class A, EMS: EN61000-6-2
Remarks: These specifications do not give any guarantee that the end-product with this
product incorporated complies with the essential requirements of EMC Directive. The
manufacturer of the end-product is solely responsible for the compliance on the endproduct itself according to EMC Directive.
The DL-PD1 is an interface unit, which enables sensor amplifiers or input units to
connect to the PROFIBUS DP. The characteristics of the DL-PD1 are shown below.
Slave unit of the PROFIBUS DP-V1
Before Using
The following features are achieved by connecting the sensor amplifiers, which
are suitable for each application, in the form of a module.
• Reading out the output of the sensor amplifier.
• Reading out the comparator value (the measurement value) of the sensor
amplifier.
• Changing the configuration of the sensor amplifier.
Two selectable operational modes
• Monitor Mode: Input size - MAX 107 bytes, Output size - MAX 16 bytes
Corresponding to the communication speed of 9.6 Kbits/s to 12 Mbits/s
System configuration example
Additional sensor amplifiers corresponding to the D-bus can be connected to the DLPD1. ("D-bus" is the name of KEYENCE's wiring-saving system for sensor amplifiers.)
Any sensor amplifiers corresponding to the D-bus allow different models and up to 15
units of sensor amplifiers to be connected simultaneously.
Connectable quantity depends on the sensor amplifier which is connected to.
NameAmplifier formMain unitExpansion unit Maximum number of connectable units
DIN rail mounting
type
GT-2 Series
Panel mounting type
Large display type
*Up to 11 sensor heads can be connected by adding a head connection board to the
main unit.
The DL-PD1 can connect to multiple sensor amplifiers (a single main unit and multiple
expansion units) which support D-bus. "D-bus" is the name of KEYENCE's wiring-saving
system for sensor amplifiers.
Different types of sensor amplifiers with D-bus support can be connected to a single DLPD1 unit.
How many and what types of sensor amplifiers can be connected depends on the
sensor amplifiers or units to be connected. Please inquire for details.
GT2-71(M)(C)N
GT2-71(M)(C)P
GT2-75N
GT2-75P
GT2-100N
GT2-100P
GT2-71(M)(C)N
GT2-71(M)(C)P15(1 main unit, 14 expansion units)
Before using the DL-PD1, make sure that the following equipment and accessories are
included in the package.
We have thoroughly inspected the package contents before shipment. However, in the
event of defective or broken items, contact your nearest KEYENCE office.
Before Using
Package Contents
DL-PD1 main unit x 1End units (OP-26751: a two-unit set) x 1
This section provides the procedures for installing the DL-PD1 and connecting to sensor
amplifiers.
The DL-PD1 can be connected with the sensor amplifiers which support D-bus. ("D-bus"
is the name of KEYENCE's wiring-saving system for sensor amplifiers.) How many
sensor amplifiers can be connected depends on the sensor amplifiers to be connected.
For specific numbers of connections, refer to the manual of each sensor amplifier.
Installation and Connection to a Sensor Amplifier
Connection and Configuration
Installation and Connection to Sensor Amplifiers
Turn off the power before connecting the DL-PD1 and sensor amplifier.
1 Align the claw on the bottom of the DL-PD1 with the DIN rail. While pushing
the amplifier in the direction of arrow (1), press down in the direction of arrow
(2).
To remove the DL-PD1, raise the amplifier in the direction of arrow (3) while
pushing the amplifier in the direction of arrow (1).
2 Repeat step 1 to install additional sensor amplifiers or input units on the DIN
rail and connect them to the DL-PD1.
If the sensor amplifier connector has an expansion protective cover, remove the
cover before connecting the amplifier.
2-1 Installation and Connection to a Sensor Amplifier
2
NOTICE
End unit
End unit
NOTICE
Make sure that the sensor amplifier connector (for DIN rail mounting
type) is not askew on the side face of the DL-PD1, as shown below. If
the connector is askew, the DL-PD1 may become damaged when
connected to the sensor amplifier.
Sensor amplifier connector
DL-PD1
3 Mount the end units (OP-26751: a two-unit set shipped with the DL-PD1) on
both sides of the DL-PD1 and the sensor amplifier. Then, fix the end units
with the screws on the top of each end unit. (Tightening torque: 0.6 N•m or
less)
Mount the end units in the same way as the DL-PD1.
Connection and Configuration
Press the DL-PD1 into full engagement with the sensor amplifier. If
the DL-PD1 is not correctly connected, it may be damaged when the
power is turned on.
2-1 Installation and Connection to a Sensor Amplifier
2
Expansion cable (300 mm long)
Peel off the protective sticker.
NOTICE
Sensor amplifier connector
(for DIN rail mounting type)
Expansion
connector sticker
Connecting to sensor amplifiers (panel mounting type)
1 Connect the optional expansion cable (OP-35361) between the sensor
amplifier and the DL-PD1.
Connection and Configuration
• Turn off the power and connect the expansion cable securely. If the
cable is not correctly connected, the DL-PD1 may be damaged
when the power is turned on.
• Do not attach or detach the cable with the power on, as this may
damage the DL-PD1.
2 Remove the sensor amplifier connector (for DIN rail mounting type) from the
DL-PD1, using pliers. In its place, attach the expansion connector sticker
supplied with the DL-PD1.
2-1 Installation and Connection to a Sensor Amplifier
2
Detach the
protection sticker.
Detach the
protection
sticker.
Expansion cable (cable length:300 mm)
NOTICE
Connecting to a large display type sensor amplifier
1 Connect the optional expansion cable (OP-35361) between the sensor
amplifier and the DL-PD1.
• Turn off the power and connect the expansion cable securely. If the
cable is not correctly connected, the DL-PD1 may be damaged
when the power is turned on.
• Do not attach or detach the cable with the power on, as this may
damage the DL-PD1.
2 Remove the sensor amplifier connector (for DIN rail mounting type) from the
DL-PD1, using pliers. In its place, attach the expansion connector sticker
supplied with the DL-PD1.
Sensor amplifier connector
(for DIN rail mounting type)
2-1 Installation and Connection to a Sensor Amplifier
2
Point
Station address setting switch Setting range: 01 to 99
Default value: 11
Setting the Station Address
Set the station address of the DL-PD1 with the rotary switch at the top of the DL-PD1.
The station address set here must be the same as the one set through the configuration
software of the PROFIBUS DP.
Connection and Configuration
• The station address of the DL-PD1 cannot be set to 00, 100, or more.
• Set the station address before the DL-PD1 is powered on. When the
station address is changed during operations of the DL-PD1, such
change is reflected after power has been restored to the DL-PD1.
• The station address setting (Set_Slave_Adress) via PROFIBUS DP is
not supported.
This section describes the overview of the PROFIBUS DP communication functions the
DL-PD1 supports.
Overview
The DL-PD1 operates as a slave unit for PROFIBUS DP. The sensor amplifier output or
comparator value can be read via the cyclic communication, and the sensor amplifier's
external input ON/OFF can be controlled. Also, setting the DL-PD1 or sensor amplifier
connected to DL-PD1 and reading/writing the status of them are possible via the acyclic
communication of the DP-V1 service.
The following settings using the PROFIBUS DP configuration software are required for
the DL-PD1 to connect and communicate with the PROFIBUS DP master.
1 Read the GSD file.
The DL-PD1 functions for PROFIBUS DP are defined by the GSD file.
The GSD file can be downloaded from KEYENCE homepage. Read the
downloaded GSD file using the configuration software and install it.
Executing Communication
http://www.keyence.com
2 Add the DL-PD1 to the PROFIBUS DP system.
Reading the GSD file using the configuration software can add the DL-PD1 and
sensor amplifier to the hardware catalog of the configuration software Select the
DL-PD1 from the hardware catalog and add to the PROFIBUS DP system.
"Hardware configuration" (page 3-6)
3 Add the sensor amplifier.
Select the sensor amplifier to connect to the DL-PD1 from the hardware catalog
and add to the PROFIBUS DP system.
"Hardware configuration" (page 3-6)
"Slot number and ID number assignment" (page 3-5)
4 Set the DL-PD1 parameter as necessary.
The parameter setting is not necessary when reading only sensor amplifier output
via cyclic communication.
When the sensor amplifiers are connected to the DL-PD1, slot numbers are assigned to
each sensor amplifier. When using the acyclic communication with the DP-V1 service or
diagnostic function used, the slot number is used to specify the target sensor amplifier
for communication.
Also, ID numbers are assigned to the control output and external input of each sensor
amplifier in the connection order of sensor amplifiers. ID numbers are used to identify
the control output of the sensor amplifier assigned as cyclic communication data.
(Configuration example)
Executing Communication
Slot numbers and ID numbers are automatically assigned in the
connection order for sensor amplifiers. If the number of connected
sensor amplifiers or connection order is changed, the control program
may have to be changed. Design the sensor amplifier configuration
and control program with this taken into account beforehand.
"Operation mode of DL-PD1" (page 3-6)
If the effective ID setting is changed on the GT2-100N (P), restart the
GT2-100N (P). After restarting the GT2-100N (P), the DL-PD1
recognizes the specified number of units and communication with the
units is possible.
Set the hardware configuration on the configuration software of PROFIBUS DP
according to the physical configuration of the DL-PD1 and sensor amplifier connected to
the DL-PD1. The setting procedure differs depending on the operation mode of DL-PD1.
Operation mode of DL-PD1
There are two types of operation modes for DL-PD1. The operation modes for DL-PD1
are switched on the hardware configuration using the configuration software of
PROFIBUS DP.
Monitor mode
Executing Communication
Use this mode to obtain the comparator value and status of sensor amplifiers via cyclic
communication. The input size and output size for cyclic communication change
depending on the number of sensor amplifiers connected. The maximum sizes for input
and output are 107 bytes and 16 bytes respectively.
When using the monitor mode, assign the "DL-PD1" and each sensor amplifier to the
PROFIBUS DP system on the hardware configuration.
When using the master compatible with the DP-V1, any of the modes can be used to
read or write all information on the sensor amplifier via acyclic communication of DP-V1
service.
DL-PD1Monitor mode
DL-PD1 (without Sensor
amplifier)
Hardware configuration
Unit assigned on the
configuration
"DP-V1 Service" (page 3-26)
Operation mode
of DL-PD1
I/O mode
Cyclic communication
Control
Comparator
Error
output
value
External
information
input
* When using Class 2 master only
Cannot be used with Class 1 master.
Acyclic
communication
(DP-V1 service)
*
I/O mode
Use this mode to reduce the input/output size of cyclic communication to minimum. The
input size and output size are 10 bytes each regardless of the number of sensor
amplifiers connected. Using the cyclic communication, the control output of sensor
amplifiers can be read and external output to sensor amplifiers can be performed.
When using the I/O mode, assign the "DL-PD1 without sensor amplifier" to the
PROFIBUS DP system on the hardware configuration. Do not assign the sensor
amplifier.
The input/output size changes according to the number of sensor amplifiers connected.
Assign the "DL-PD1" and each sensor amplifier to the PROFIBUS DP system on the
hardware configuration using the configuration software of PROFIBUS DP.
Slot
*How many sensor amplifiers can be connected depends on the sensor amplifiers to
When DL-PD1 is in the I/O mode
The input/output size is fixed regardless of the number of sensor amplifiers connected.
Assign the "DL-PD1 without sensor amplifier" to the PROFIBUS DP system on the
hardware configuration using the configuration software of PROFIBUS DP.
Slot
Cyclic communication
:
inputoutput
7 bytes1 byte
02 bytes1 byte
1
15*
be connected. For specific numbers of connections, refer to the manual of each
sensor amplifier.
Channel-related diagnosis
Minimum 3 bytes
3 bytes increase per slot
Standard Diagnosis
Channel-related
Diagnosis
3-4Diagnostic Function
Using the slave diagnostic function of PROFIBUS DP, the information of error caused on
the DL-PD1 or sensor amplifier can be sent to the master via PROFIBUS DP.
Slave diagnosis structure
The frame length of the DL-PD1 slave diagnosis is the maximum of 67 bytes. The slave
diagnosis consists of 6-byte standard diagnosis, 4-byte Identifier-related diagnosis, 9byte module status and maximum of 48-byte Channel-related diagnosis. The frame
length of the Channel-related diagnosis changes depending on the number of sensor
amplifiers connected. The minimum length is 3 bytes and the length increases 3 bytes
per sensor amplifier additionally connected.
Also, the diagnostic function can be set to Enable/Disable by slot at the parameter
setting for DL-PD1. When the diagnostic function is set to Disable, the slot information is
deleted from the diagnostic frame.
Information indicating the overview of the DL-PD1 status is stored in Octet 1 to 3. If an
error occurs, each bit for Octet 1 to 3 is set. Refer to the following contents and eliminate
the cause of error.
Station status 1
OctetbitContentSolution
0Cannot be accessed from the DP master to the DP slave.
1The DP slave is not ready to exchange data yet.Wait. The DP slave is now starting up.
The configuration data transferred from the DP master to
2
the DP slave does not match with the slave configuration.
31 (fixed)-
40 (fixed)-
1
The DP master cannot decode the response of the DP
5
slave.
The type of DP slave does not match to the software
6
configuration.
Parameters are assigned to the DP slave by the different
7
DP master (not the DP master currently having the
access right to the DP slave).
• Is the correct PROFIBUS address set
to the DP slave?
• Is the bus connector connected?
• Is the RS485 repeater properly set?
• Is the DP slave set?
Check if the slave setting on the
configuration software is correctly made.
Check the configuration of the bus.
Check if the station type set on the
configuration software is correct.
• For example, when accessing to the
DP slave using the programming
device or another DP master, this bit is
always 1.
• The PROFIBUS address of DP master
which assigned parameters to the DP
slave is in the diagnosis byte.
Information to identify the unit where an error occurred is stored in Octet 7 to 10.
OctetContentbitValu e
Length of the Identifier-related diagnosis
7
Code for Identifier-related diagnosis
BIT corresponding to the module where an error has occurred
8
is set.
(Slot 0 to 7)
BIT corresponding to the module where an error has occurred
9
is set.
(Slot 8 to 15)
10Reserved
0
00 0100B (fixed) :
5
6
01B (fixed)
7
0Error in Slot 0 (DL-PD1)
::
7Error in Slot 7 (Sensor amplifier)
0Error in Slot 8 (Sensor amplifier)
::
7Error in Slot 15 (Sensor amplifier)
0
:70000
B
Module status
Error information is stored in Octet 11 to 19 when the hardware configuration on the
configuration software does not coincide with the actual configuration.
Information indicating the error content in 3byte per module (sensor amplifier) is stored
in Octet 20 to 67. The frame length of the diagnosis changes depending on the number
of module (sensor amplifier) connected (3 + 3 x [number of module (sensor amplifier)
connected]).
Also, Information of the module (sensor amplifier) for which the diagnostic function is set
to Disable for the parameter settings is deleted from the frame and subsequent data is
offset.
The DL-PD1 enables you to read or write various settings and conditions of the sensor
amplifier via PROFIBUS DP.
Examples are shown below.
Item
Reading the sensor amplifier control output
Executing the external input to the sensor amplifier
Reading the sensor amplifier comparator value
Changing the sensor amplifier setting value
Cyclic communication
I/O
Mode
Monitor
Mode
DP-V1
Service
*
Reference
page
3-18
3-18
3-25
3-30
* When the DL-PD1 operation mode is the I/O mode
• When the master is Class 1, the DP-V1 service cannot be used.
• When the master is Class 2, the DP-V1 service can be used.
"Operation mode of DL-PD1" (page 3-6)
For the list of data that can be read or written over the cyclic communication, see
"Device maps" (page 3-18). For the list of data that can be read or written with the DPV1 service, see "DP-V1 Service" (page 3-26).
Cyclic communication
Executing Communication
Information and addresses assigned as the DL-PD1 cyclic communication data differ
depending on the DL-PD1 operation mode. When the DL-PD1 operation mode is the I/O
mode, the cyclic communication data assignment is fixed regardless of the connected
sensor amplifier. When the DL-PD1 operation mode is the monitor mode, assigned
information or addresses differ depending on the number and type of the connected
sensor amplifiers.
"Operation mode of DL-PD1" (page 3-6)
The storage format for 2byte data can be changed on the DL-PD1 parameter settings.
(In this example, data arrangement is shown in the big endian format.)
In the I/O mode, the control output of the sensor amplifiers connected to the DL-PD1
can be read and external input request to the sensor amplifiers can be performed.
DL-PD1 (Slot 0)
Input
Executing Communication
Function
Octet
name
0
1Slot 7Slot 6
2
3Slot 7Slot 6
4
5Slot 7Slot 6
6
7Slot 7Slot 6
8
9Slot 7Slot 6
High
Low
Go
HH
LL
DescriptionBit7Bit6
ON/OFF of the High state of
the sensor amplifiers is
output.
ON/OFF of the Low state
of the sensor amplifiers is
output.
ON/OFF of the Go state
of the sensor amplifiers is
output.
ON/OFF of the HH state
of the sensor amplifiers is
output.
ON/OFF of the LL state of
the sensor amplifiers is
output.
Slot 15Slot 14
Slot 15Slot 14
Slot 15Slot 14
Slot 15Slot 14
Slot 15Slot 14
:
Bit1Bit0Valu e
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
Output
Function
Octet
name
External
0
input
1Slot 7Slot 6
request 1
External
2
input
3Slot 7Slot 6
request 2
External
4
input
5Slot 7Slot 6
request 3
External
6
input
7Slot 7Slot 6
request 4
8
Reserved
for system
9--
DescriptionBit7Bit6
Requests the PRESET
input to the sensor
amplifiers.
Requests the TIMING
input to the sensor
amplifiers.
Requests the RESET
input to the sensor
amplifiers.
Requests the external
input to the sensor
amplifiers.
-
Slot 15Slot 14
Slot 15Slot 14
Slot 15Slot 14
Slot 15Slot 14
--
:
Bit1Bit0Valu e
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
:
Slot 9Slot 8
:
Slot 1
Reserved for system
:
--
:
--
* In the big endian format
Functions assigned to the external input request 1 to 4 are as follows:
Available external inputs: PRESET, TIMING, RESET, error clear
This example shows how to enter the TIMING input from Slot 1 (ID01).
In the monitor mode
Executing Communication
(1) The output octet value to which an external input request was assigned is linked via
cyclic communication and the external input of the sensor amplifier is turned on or
off. (In the big endian format)
(2) You can check the input status of the sensor amplifier with the external input response.
• To use the TIMING input, set "Simultaneous Input Setting" of the
sensor amplifier to "Individual Input".
• To use the TIMING input, set the "Timing Type" of the sensor
amplifier to "External Timing Input".
After the external input is executed, the button operation of the sensor
amplifiers is locked for about 10 seconds. "COM-Lock (comLoc)" is displayed
for about 2 seconds during switching to the locked state or when an attempt
is made to operate a locked button. When button operation is unlocked,
"COM-Unlock (comUnL)" is displayed for about 2 seconds. However, the
initialization screen appears when an initialization reset is executed. If an
external input is repeatedly executed when the initialization screen is being
displayed, the initialization screen is retained.
In the I/O mode
(1) The output octet value to which an external input request was assigned is linked via
3-24
cyclic communication and the external input of the sensor amplifier is turned on or
off. (In the big endian format)
Reading comparator values (P.V. values) from sensor amplifiers
Comparator values (P.V. values) can be read only in the monitor mode. They cannot be
read in the I/O mode.
"Operation mode of DL-PD1" (page 3-6)
Example of reading the comparator value (P.V. value) from the sensor
amplifier
Executing Communication
This example shows how to read the comparator values (P.V. values) from the sensor
amplifiers ID01, ID02, and ID03.
(1) When the comparator value of a sensor amplifier is updated, the value of the input
octet is also updated via cyclic communication.
If the comparator value is correct, the parameter range is -199.9999 to +199.9999.
If the comparator value is over range, under range, or invalid, the previous value is
retained without updating the comparator value. To confirm whether the current
value is correct, use the comparator value property.
(2) The comparator value invalid, comparator value over range, or comparator value
under range is entered.
If the comparator value of a sensor amplifier is "invalid", "over", or "under", the bit
corresponding to the ID number of that sensor amplifier flips to 1.
Setting the DL-PD1 or sensor amplifier connected to DL-PD1 and reading/writing the
status of them are possible via the acyclic communication of the DP-V1 service. Specify
the target sensor amplifier and data for reading/writing by using the slot number and
index.
When the DL-PD1 operation mode is the I/O mode, the DP-V1 service can be used only
when the master is Class2. When the DL-PD1 operation mode is the monitor mode, the
DP-V1 service can be used with Class1 master or Class2 master.
"Operation mode of DL-PD1" (page 3-6)
For sensor amplifier function details, refer to the User's Manual of each sensor amplifier.
This can control multiple sensor amplifiers en bloc or read the statuses of sensor
amplifiers. (Smart access function)
DL-PD1 index (Slot 0)
Index
(DEC)
0Key lock
1Key unlock
2
3
4 to 14 Reserved for system
15Initialization request
16 to 31 Reserved for system
32DL-PD1 error state
33
34 to 63 Reserved for system----
Function nameDescription
The sensor amplifier enters
the key lock state.
The key lock of the sensor
amplifier is canceled.
Power saving function
(ECO)
Power saving function
(ECO) cancel
Number of connectable
units
The sensor amplifier enters
the eco mode.
The eco mode of the sensor
amplifier is canceled.
Initializes the sensor
amplifier.
Stores the DL-PD1 error
status.
"Types of error and error
code" (page 4-3)
Stores the number of sensor
amplifiers connected to the
DL-PD1.
GT2-7* main unit:=""
GT2-7* expansion unit:=""
GT2-71MC:=""
GT2-100*:=""
*1 The error content of the sensor amplifier can be checked by noting the ON/OFF
state of each bit.
OFF (0): No error; ON (1): Error
More than one error may occur simultaneously. For details of each error, refer to the
GT2 Series User's Manual.
*2 Details of output status can be checked by noting the ON/OFF state of each bit.
*3 If the judgment value is correct, the parameter range is -199.9999 to +199.9999.
When the comparator value is over range, "+999.9999" is stored.
When the comparator value is under range, "-999.9999" is stored.
When the comparator value is invalid, "-999.9998" is stored.
When an error occurs, "+1000.0000" is stored.
*4 When you use the calculation function and calculation setting is set to other than
standard difference display, a reading error occurs on the expansion unit.
*5 In the calculation-only mode, a reading error occurs on the main unit.
*6 This parameter can be used only when the detection mode of the sensor amplifier is peak-to-
peak hold. A reading error occurs when the mode is set to other than peak-to-peak hold.
This parameter may be used for judging the outer diameter of cylinders, in order to
read the peak and bottom values during measurement.
*7 When you do not use the calculation function, a reading error occurs.
When the calculation setting is set to other than standard difference display, a
reading error occurs on the expansion unit.
When the calculation setting is set to difference display, a reading error occurs on the main unit.
*8 These parameters cannot be read/written when a sensor amplifier of GT2-71MC*
series is used.
*9 This parameter cannot be written to expansion units if the key lock function is used by the
main unit when simultaneous input is active. When a sensor amplifier of GT2-100* series
is used, this parameter cannot be written to units other than the main unit (ID: 01).
*10 This parameter cannot be written when the key lock function is used.
*11 When a sensor amplifier of GT2-100* series is used, this parameter cannot be
written to units other than the main unit (ID: 01).
*12 These parameters can be read/written to only the main unit (ID: 01) of sensor amplifiers.
*13 Each parameter is specified as a combination of calculation mode and calculation
setting. The calculation mode is defined in the tens digit, while the calculation setting
is defined in the ones digit.
If calculation is not available (00 + m): Specify 0 in the tens digit, and specify the desired
number (0 - 7) in the ones digit, so that the result is between 00 (0h) and 07 (7h). The
specified calculating setting is written to the sensor amplifier, but it is invalid.
If calculation mode is available (10 + m) for torsion (5): 15 (Fh).
If calculation-only mode is available (20 + m) for mean (3): 23 (17h).
*14 Available only for GT2-100 series. Not available for GT2-70 series.
This parameter can be read/written only when GT2-100* is used as a main unit (ID:
01) and cannot be read/written to units other than the main unit (ID: 01).
For details on batch setting, refer to the GT2-100 series User's Manual.
*15 These parameters cannot be read/written when sensor amplifiers other than GT2-
71MC* series are used.
*16 These parameters are available only when the calculation function is used.
Calculations other than for standard difference display are effective only on the main unit
(ID: 01). These parameters read the R.V. value (synchronized with the calculation
results) of the main/expansion unit(s) for the main unit to calculate the results.
For example, set the data number (HEX) to "01A3" when you read the value of the
expansion unit on which calculation result of the main unit is based.
Calculations for standard difference display are effective only on the expansion units (ID:
02 to ID: 15). These parameters read the R.V. value (synchronized with the calculation
results) of the main/expansion unit(s) for the expansion unit to calculate the results.
For example, set the data number (HEX) to "0A31" and send the command when
you read the value of the main unit (ID: 01) on which calculation result of the
expansion unit (ID: 03) is based.
Executing Communication
This read command is useful when you use the calculation function with
the detection mode set to hold detection (peak hold) and when you read
the R.V. value of the main/expansion unit(s) for calculation as well as the
calculation results.
The read command for the P.V. value can read the held values, while that
for the R.V. value reads the raw value when the command is received.
Therefore, the read R.V. value is not synchronized with the latest values.
This read command can read the R.V. value of each sensor amplifier for
calculating the held values.
The read R.V. values are synchronized with the held values and
eliminates the influence of communication response delay.
*17 The read character string is stored in ASCII code into the remote register.
The following are the DL-PD1's operations when the SYNC command or FREEZE
command is notified to the DL-PD1 from PROFIBUS DP master.
Operation when the FREEZE command is notified
The input data (e.g. sensor amplifier control output, comparator value, etc.) on the cyclic
communication is fixed to the condition immediately before the FREEZE command is
notified. If the FREEZE command is notified again, the condition will be updated.
The FREEZE command does not affect the output data (external input to the sensor
amplifier) of the cyclic communication.
Operation when the SYNC command is notified
The output data (external input to the sensor amplifier) on the cyclic communication is
fixed to the condition immediately before the SYNC command is notified. If the SYNC
command is notified again, the condition will be updated.
This is used when setting the external input to multiple sensor amplifiers with the same
timing.
The SYNC command does not affect the input data (sensor amplifier control output,
comparator value, etc.) of the cyclic communication.
Operation when the CLEAR command is notified
The output data (external input to the sensor amplifier) of the cyclic communication is
cleared. (0 is set.)
For how to read error information using a diagnosis function, refer to "Device maps"
(page 3-18).
Slot
0
(DL-PD1)
1-15
(Sensor
amplifier)
Error code
(DEC)
16Unassigned ID error
17Start-time Communication error
18
19Mixed Model error
20Start-time Communication error
21Current Limitation error
22
23Changed Station Address error
24 to 31Reserved for system
00No error-
16Overcurrent error
17Head err or
18EEPROM error
19Jam check error
20Self-timing delay error
21Number-of-units error
22Calculation error
23Calculation-only mode error
24 to 31Reserved for system
00No error-
Unsupported Sensor Connection
error
Communication error between
Sensors
DescriptionSolution
The number of sensor amplifiers increased during
operation. Check the connection with the sensor
amplifier.
Check the connection with the sensor amplifier
and cycle the power.
There is connected a sensor amplifier of a model
incompatible with the DL-PD1. Connect a sensor
amplifier of a compatible model.
A foreign sensor amplifier (i.e., one that cannot be
intermixed) is connected. Remove the foreign
sensor amplifier.
Check the connection with the sensor amplifier
and cycle the power.
The current limitation exceeds the allowable
range. Check the allowable range of the number of
the sensor amplifiers.
An error exists in the communication between
sensor amplifiers. Check the connections of the
sensor amplifiers, and then turn off the power and
back on.
The station address was changed during
operation. If it was not an intentional change,
check the correct station address and set.
The data update time for cyclic communication is shown below.
Maximum data processing time = (1) + (2) + (3) + (4)
(1)PROFIBUS DP master data update time
(2)Network data update time
(3)Data update time between the DL-PD1 and sensor amplifiers
Number of connected
sensor amplifiers
19ms12.5ms
211ms15.5ms
315ms21.5ms
417ms24.5ms
521ms30.5ms
623ms33.5ms
727ms39.5ms
829ms42.5ms
933ms48.5ms
1035ms51.5ms
1139ms57.5ms
1241ms60.5ms
1345ms66.5ms
1447ms69.5ms
1551ms75.5ms
Control output/Comparator value
Calculation function
OFF
Calculation function
ON
(4)Sensor amplifier response time
Appendix
For (1) and (2), see manuals for each model.
For (4), refer to the User's Manual of each sensor amplifier connected to the DL-PD1.
Using the "Comparator value property", you can check if the sensor amplifier connected
to the DL-PD1 is correctly detected.
There are three types of the comparator value property - "Comparator value invalid",
"Comparator value over range" and "Comparator value under range".
The comparator value property is assigned as the following communication data.
Cyclic communication
Acyclic communicationDL-PD1 (Slot 0) Index66 to 69
The sensor amplifier status displayed by the comparator value property is shown below.
Appendix
Comparator value invalidSensor amplifier indicator "---"
Comparator value over rangeSensor amplifier indicator "FFFF"
Comparator value under rangeSensor amplifier indicator "-FFFF"
Comparator Value Property of the Sensor Amplifier
Communication methodAssigned area
Comparator value property
Sensor amplifier (Slot 1 to 15) byte1, bit1 to 3 in the monitor
mode
Sensor amplifier status corresponding to the comparator
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