FP-1600 FieldPoint Quick Start Guide
What You Need to Get Set Up
·
Network Module
·
Mounting Hardware (DIN rail
or panel mount accessory)
·
Terminal Base(s)
· I/O Module(s)
Install the Network Module
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A. Unlock rail clip.
· Power Supply
· FieldPoint Software CD
· Accessories: Ethernet cable,
screwdriver
A. Unlock rail clip.
Panel MountDIN Rail Mount
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NOTE: Do not use spliced DIN
rails. Use only a single DIN rail.
B. Hook lip on back of module onto top
of DIN rail, press down, and snap
into place.
Panel MountDIN Rail Mount
B. Snap panel mount accessory
(which you can order separately)
onto module.
C. Lock rail clip.
C. Slide module into position and lock
rail clip.
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D. Use template that came with your
accessory to drill pilot holes and
mount module onto
panel using
accessory.
Install the Terminal Base(s)
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CAUTION: Terminal bases must be connected to the network module
before applying power to the module. Do
terminal bases while power is applied to the network module.
not
connect or disconnect
DIN Rail Mount
A. Unlock rail clip.
B. Press base onto rail.
Panel Mount
A. Use template that came with your
accessory to drill pilot holes.
B. Connect terminal base to network
module connector, being careful not
to bend any connector pins.
C. Fasten terminal base to panel.
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DIN Rail Mount
C. Slide into position and lock the rail
clip. Be careful not to bend any pins.
D. Repeat for each terminal base, up
to nine for each network module in
most cases. You can use one or
two extender cables (which you can
order separately) if your FieldPoint
bank is too long for your available
space.
E. Place protective cover on last base,
and install rail locks at each end.
Panel Mount
D. Repeat for each terminal base, up to
nine for each network module in
most cases. You can use one or two
extender cables (which you can order
separately) if your FieldPoint bank is
too long for your available space.
E. Place protective cover on last base.
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Install the I/O Module(s)
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It does not matter where you install each I/O module, except for
these types of situations:
····If you plan to cascade power between any I/O modules using the
V and C terminals, those modules should be grouped together.
····For more accurate measurements, you might want to locate any
thermocouple modules away from heat sources, including network
modules or relay modules, unless you are mounting them on an FP-TB-3.
A. Align slots on module with guide rails on
base, and press onto base until terminal
base’s latch locks the module in place.
B. Repeat for each I/O module.
Connect the Network Cables
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Connect the FP-1600 to an Ethernet network by connecting the RJ-45
Ethernet port of the FP-1600 to an Ethernet hub using a standard Category 5
Ethernet cable.
Straight-Through
UTP Cable
Straight-Through
UTP Cable
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Optionally, you can connect an FP-1600 directly to a computer using an
Ethernet crossover cable.
Cross-Over Cable
Do not use a cable longer than 100 m. If you are using a 100 Mbps Ethernet,
National Instruments recommends using a Category 5 shielded twisted-pair
Ethernet. If you need to build your own cable, refer to the FP-1600 User
Manual for cabling details.
Wire Power to Your FieldPoint System
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A. Connect 11-30 VDC power supply leads to V and C terminals of the
network module. If you want to verify that your power supply is sufficient
for your modules and devices, refer to your FieldPoint hardware
documents for instructions on calculating power requirements.
B. Connect power to the FieldPoint modules that require external power for
outputs (output modules, counter modules, PWM, PG, QUAD). Refer to
the I/O module’s operating instructions for power requirement details.
You can power a module by connecting the V and C inputs on its terminal
base to a separate power supply, connecting the V and C outputs of a
neighboring terminal base or network module, or using a combination of
both methods. If you want to power field I/O devices from a terminal
base, supply power to the terminal base, and then connect the terminal
base V and C output terminals to the field device.
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CAUTION: Cascading power from neighboring bases or network modules
defeats isolation between cascaded modules.
Separate Power Supply
(Recommended)
Cascaded Power
(Reduces Isolation)
FP-1600 FP-AI-100 FP-AO-200 FP-RLY-420 FP-TC-120
No External
Power Required
Power Supply
Power Supply
Shades of gray indicate
different voltage potentials.
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16 V
V
1
32
C
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CAUTION: Cascading
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power defeats isolation.
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FP-AI-110
8 Channel, 16-Bit Analog Input Module
Highlights
Overview
FP-AI-110
Self-Powered
Floating Sensor
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Loop-Powered
Sensor
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Sensor
Channel 0
V
Sensor
Channel 7
To Po we r
Supply
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7
CH3
CH7
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CH4
CH5
CH6
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VOLTAGE
SOURCE
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SOURCE
POWERED
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COM
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CH1
CH2
CH0
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SOURCE
CURRENT
V
IN
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V
OUT
mV,V,20mA
FP-AI-110FP-AI-110
8-Ch.16-Bit Analog Input
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
POWER
8-Ch.16-Bit Analog Input
READY
FP-AI-110
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EMP
_1
T
EMP
_2
T
EMP
_3
Connect to Field Devices
Use each I/O module’s operating instructions, or the diagram under its
removable label, to help you connect your field devices.
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NOTE: Either the self-powered
sensor or power supply should be
floating (not tied to earth ground).
Power Up Your FieldPoint System
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CAUTION: Terminal bases must be connected to the FP-1600 before
power is applied to the FP-1600.
Plug in each power supply to
your FieldPoint bank. You should
see all except the STATUS and
PROCESS LEDs flash once, and
the POWER LED come on and
stay on. After a few seconds, the
POWER and READY LEDs should
be lit on each I/O module. If this
is not the case, refer to your
FP-1600 user manual for
troubleshooting instructions.
The READY LEDs will not light until an IP address is assigned. Likewise, the
STATUS LED will stay lit until an IP address is assigned.
After the hardware is installed, you should verify communication, configure
the modules, configure your power-up states and watchdog settings. If you
are using National Instruments FieldPoint software for these tasks, continue
to the following section.
POWER and READY LEDs Stay Lit
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Install the FieldPoint Software
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A. Close all other applications. If you
plan to install National Instruments
development software such as
Lookout, LabVIEW, or Measurement
Studio, install them before you
install the FieldPoint software.
B. Insert the FieldPoint software CD and follow the onscreen instructions.
Verify the Installation
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A. Select Start»Programs»National Instruments FieldPoint»FieldPoint
Explorer.
B. Right-click on the FieldPoint icon and select Add a comm resource to this
server.
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C. In the Comm Resource
Configuration dialog box, select
Ethernet as the Type.
D. Click Browse, select the
FP-1600, and click the Device
Properties button.
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E. In the FP-1600 Properties box, enter
values for the IP address, Subnet
mask, and Time server IP. You might
also want to enter a comment to help
you identify the FP-1600 module.
• IP address is the address of the
FP-1600 on the network.
• Subnet mask is the mask that is
applied to the IP address that the
device uses to find other devices on
the Ethernet network (255.255.255.0
is the most common).
• Time server IP is the address of the
host computer that the FP-1600 will synchronize its clock to. The
computer must have the Lookout Time Synch service (installed with
Lookout 4.x or FieldPoint 2.x).
F Click on Apply, then OK twice to return to the Comm Resource
Configuration dialog box.
G. Click on Find Devices.
H. Expand the +FP Res item on the left side of the Explorer window to see
the devices found on the network.
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If your modules are not
listed, check the cable and
connections and make sure the
modules are all powered on. If
you still have problems, refer
to your FP-1600 user manual
for troubleshooting
information.
I. Select an input module and
click on the start monitoring button to view live data.
J. Select an output channel and click on the write button to change
outputs.
K. Select File»Save.
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Configure I/O Modules
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A. Right-click on the device name in FieldPoint Explorer and select Edit this
Device from the pop-up menu.
B. Click on the Channel Configuration button to bring up the Channel
Configuration dialog box.
C. Select the type of
channel to show,
then select the
channel(s) that
you want to
change. To select
more than one
channel, uncheck
the One channel
at a time box.
NOTE: Configuration options are module-dependent. The options
listed here might not be available for your particular module. Refer to
your I/O module operating instructions for details on configuration
options.
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D. Set the range and output values of the selected channel(s).
E. Set the attributes for the selected channel(s) by selecting the attribute and
entering the desired value.
F. Send commands to the selected channel(s) by choosing a command and
value and clicking on Send.
G. Repeat this procedure for each channel you want to configure.
H. Click on the OK button when you are finished, or click on the Apply
button to save the changes and continue to configure channels. When
you click on OK or Apply, the changes are immediately sent to the device.
I. Select File»Save when you are done.
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Where to Go from Here
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After you get your hardware up and running, you might want to implement
features such as power-up defaults or network watchdog settings. Refer to
your FP-1600 user manual or online help for information about features,
configuration, application development, and troubleshooting.
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FP-1600 Specifications
Network interface ....................10BaseT and 100BaseTX Ethernet
Compatibility........................IEEE 802.3
Communications rate .................10Mbps, 100 Mbps, autonegotiated
Cabling distance .....................100m
Power supply range ..................11to30VDC
Power consumption ..................7W+1.15
Maximum terminal bases per bank .......9
Maximum number of banks .............determined by network topology
Operating temperature.................–20to+55°C
Storage temperature ..................–55to+85°C
Relative humidity ....................5%to90%non-condensing
Weight ............................280g(9.9 oz.)
Compliance
Electrical safety ......................designed to meet IEC 1010
EMI emissions/immunity ...............CISPR 11
CE Mark Compliance
This product meets applicable EU directive(s) as follows:
EMC directive
Immunity ......................EN50082–1:1994
Emissions .....................EN55011:1991 Group I Class A at 10 meters
(I/O module power requirements)
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Mechanical Dimensions
Dimensions are given in inches [millimeters].
4.31
[109.5]
3.60 [91.44]
4.22 [107.19]
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