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Product Description
Chapter Objectives
Terms and Conventions
After completing this chapter, you should be able to identify the product
features and system applications.
In this instruction sheet, the following terms and conventions are used:
Table 1 Abbreviations and Terms
AbbreviationTerm
MSGMessage
IPInternet Protocol
GatewayAn internet or intranet routing device
Subnet MaskSubdivides the host portion an IP address
into su bn et and host
UTPUnshie l ded Twist ed Pair
AUIAttachment Unit Interface
BOOTPBootst ra p Protocol; prov ides dynami c
assign me nt o f I P ad dr es ses
HubA central wiring termination device
ESDElectrostatic Discharge
Introduction
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The Catalog Number 1403-NENET Ethernet Card is a
microprocessor-controlled, dual-port communication plug-in accessory to the
Po w ermonito r II Ma ster M odu le. This ac cesso ry provid es the Po wermon itor II
with three communication ports. Two of these ports are the 10BaseT and
10Base5 Ethe rnet ports, while the third is an RS-232 local configuratio n p ort.
Required configuration parameters (IP Address, Gateway, Subnet Mask,
Physical Ethernet Port, etc.) are provided by configuring the Master Module.
(There are no hardware jumpers to configure when the card is installed.)
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Features
The Ethernet Communication Card features include:
• Connect to Allen-Bradley PLC-5
• Connect to Allen-Bradley SLC 5/05™ Ethernet processor
• Built-in in ternet web page support
• Compatible with RSEnergy™, RSView32™ and RSPower32™
®
Ethernet processors
software
• Ethernet communication rate: 10Mbps
• Comp atible w i th commercially available network bridges and routers
Figure 1 Catalog Number 1403-NENET Communications Module
Finger Hol d
Captive Fastening Screw
Internal RS-232 Connector
10BT Connector
Installation
Internal 10B5 Connector
Ready (RDY) L ED
Link (LK) LED
ATTENTION
Please follow appropriate ESD procedures before removal
and/or installation of the Ethernet Communications Card.
Receive (RX) L ED
Transmit (TX) LED
Failure to follow these procedures can result in physical
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damage to both the Ethernet Communications Card and
the Master Module.
1. Remove Master Module control power .
2. Remove the blank plate by unscrewing the two corner retaining screws
as shown i nFigure 2. Save these two screws for assembly.
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Figure 2 Blank Plate Removal
3. If you plan to remove the communications card at a later date, retain the
blank plate. Otherwise, dispose of properly.
4. Remove the communications card from the static protection shipping
bag.
5. Grasp the card with the components side up and the four LEDs on the
bottom. Place the right index finger in the top notch and the thumb in
the bottom notch.
6. With the Master Module labels right side up, place the card into
opening on the left side, as shown in Figure 3. The card to Master
Module connector should align properly when the top right and bottom
left guide pins of the Master Module mate with holes in the card. With
your left thumb, press just above the card to Master Module connector
to attach the connector. Tighten the fo ur corner screws on the
communication card.
Figure 3 Installing Communication Card
7. Place the closure plate over the opening. Connect the closure plate
ribbon connectors to the communication card connectors. Secure it with
the t wo scre ws from the original blank plate as sh own inFig ure 4.
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Field Service
Considerations
IMPORTANT
Figure 4 Installing Closure Plate
NOTE
8. Apply Master Module control power.
If the Ethernet Communications Card requires service, please contact your
nearest Rockwell Automation Sales Office. To minimize your inconvenience,
the initial installation shoul d be performed in a manner which makes removal
easy .
Make sure cables do not twist.
Refer to Appendix D on page D-1, for screw torque
requirements and wire sizes.
General Operation
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Communications Card Set-Up
All Ethernet card configuration items (Table 4 on page 6) can be changed via
the Display Module or via the RS-232 setup port on the Ethernet card . If using
a Display Module for Ethernet card configuration, all of the communication
configuration items can be found in the Display Module menu/parameter
structure unde r: Program
1403 Powermonitor II Instruction Sheet, Publication 1403-IN001A-US-P for
general information on Display M odule operation.)
The serial port on the 1403-NENET may be used to set communications
options as well. Follow these steps:
1. Connect to a PC using a standard RS-232 null modem cable.
2. Run a communication application (such as Hyper Terminal) on the PC.
3. Set the communications parameters. Se eTable 2 for communications
parameter settings.
➞ Configuration ➞ Communication. (Refer to
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Table 2 Communication Parameters
ParameterValue
Baud Rate38,400
ParityNone
Data Bits8
Stop Bits1
Flow ControlNone
4. Apply control power to the Master Module.
5. Press Enter (or Return) on the PC.
6. Follow the on-screen instructions to modify and save the options.
Connections
There are two communication connection types for the 1403-NENET.
• UTP (10BaseT) - use a standard straight through RJ45 cable to connect
to an Ethernet hub.
• AUI - attach an Ethernet transceiver to the DB15 connector.
NOTE
The final installation should contain wiring to one port
only .
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Indicators
Four LED indicators provide information about the operating status of the
card.
Table 3 LED Indicators
LabelNameLED ColorLED State and Communications Condition
RDYReadyRedON = Control power applied
ON/OFF Flashing = Self-test initialization
LKLinkGreenON = UTP (10BaseT) cable properly connected
RXReceiveGreenON/OFF Fl a shi n g = R eceiving Data
TXTransmitGreenON/OF F Flas h i ng = Tr an smitting D ata
Configuration Items
Table 4 Communication Configuration Items
Communication ParameterDescriptionRangeDefault
IP Address Byte aIP address of this Powermonitor. (Normally in the form
IP Address Byte b1
IP Address Byte c1
IP Address Byte dDevi ce ID#
Subnet Mask Byte aSpecifies the subnet mask to apply to the IP address.
Subnet Mask Byte b255
Subnet Mask Byte c255
Subnet Mask Byte d0
Physical Ethernet Por tSelects the Etherne t medi a (0=UTP/1 0B a s eT, 1=AUI/
Keep Alive TimeThe maximum allowable time any socket is dedicated to a
Inactivity TimeThe maximum allowable time the entire Ethernet
128.1.1.1)
Network ID and Host are specified by address class. Zero
bits in the mask indicate bit positions of the host number;
one bits are for subnet ID. (Normally in the form
255.255.255.0)
10Base 5)
connection that is not respo nding.
communi cation ca rd waits with no network activity
befor e re booting.
Set parameter to zero to disable inactivity time.
Communication
0 to 255128
0 to 255255
0 = UTP, 1 =AUI0 = UTP
5 to 3600 seconds30
0 to 1440 minutes
0 = Disabled
30
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BOOT P, the dynamic acquisition of an IP address, is
enabled when all four address bytes of the programmed IP
address are set to zero. (0.0.0.0)
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1403-NENET Web Access
Overview
The HTTP (Web) interface is accessed from a web browser by entering the IP
address of the Powermonitor II in the address combo box
(example: http://128.1.1.151).
A menu of all the available tables is presented with each table name shown as a
hyperlink. Clicking on the link brings up a tabular display of the values in that
table and the value descriptions.
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Communications Cards
Bulletin NumberType of Device
Catalog Number Explanation
1403 - NENET
Appendix
A
1403 = Powermonitor II Family of products.NENET = Plug-in Communication Card for Bulletin 1403-MM and 1403-LM
Devices (TCP/IP Ethernet).
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A-2 Catalog Number Explanation
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Table B.1 Data Table List
Appendix
Ethernet Communication Card Data Tables
B
Table NameNumber of
Parameters
Device Configuration Data T able - Write and Read
(File N11)
Communications Configuration Table - Write and
Read (File N12)
Command Data Table Write (File N13)12N13/22WriteB-7
Voltage/Current Data - Read (File F14)24F14/29ReadB-9
Real- Time Power Data - Read (File F15)25F15/33ReadB-10
Cumulative Power Data - Read (File N16)7N16/45ReadB-11
Demand Data - Read (File F17)18F17/23ReadB-12
Event Log - Read (File N18)12N18/23ReadB-13
Snapshot 46 Parameter Record Table Read (File
F19)
Power Snapshot Log Data Table (File F20)30F20/34ReadB-20
Min_Max Log - Read (File N21)8N21/24ReadB-22
Log Selection Command Table Write (File N22)4N22/9WriteB-23
Even Harmonic Distortion Table - Channel 1 to 7
Even Harmonic Magnitude Data Table Channel 1
to 7 Read (File F25)
Odd Harmonic Magnitude Data Table (File F26)29F26/30Read (Channel 1 to 7)B-29
Even Harmonic Phase Angle Data Table Channels
1 to 7 Read (File F27)
Odd Harmonic Phase Angle Data Table (File F28)29F28/29Read (Channel 1 to 7)B-32
Waveform Capture Data - Read (File N29)54N29/63ReadB-34
Diagnostic Data Table (Self-test Results) Read
(File N30)
Setpoint Setup Data Table - Write/Read (File N31) 9N31/20Read/WriteB-39
Relay/Setpoint Statu s Table Read (File N32)29N3 2/38ReadB-41
Combined Real-Time Data T able Read (File F40)81F40/94ReadB-44
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29F24/32Read ( Channels 1 to 7)B-26
29F25/31Read (Channel 1 to 7)B-28
29F27/30Read (Channel 1 to 7)B-31
33N30/39ReadB-37
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Table B.2 Device Configuration Data Table - Write and Read (File N11)
1.36Filter Mo de (14 03 -MM)
Enable THD (1403- LM)
1.37Enable Min_Max Log0 = No
1 to 3 (1403-MM)
0 to 1 (1403-LM)
2 (1403-MM)
0 (1403-LM)
1430 to 1
1 = Yes
Reserved44
ElementRange
370 to 4
390 to 4
421 to 3 (1403-MM)
0 to 1 (1403-LM)
(1) Available on 1403-MM firmware V2.0 o r later and 1403-LM firmware V1.01 or later.
(2) This va l ue is 1 for 1-Amp Ma ster Module (Cat. No. 1403-MM01X) or 5 for a 5-Amp Master Module (Cat. No. 1403-MM05X).
(3) Available on firmware V 3 .00 or later (reserved in previous versions).
(4) For transitional KYZ pulse enter 0.
(5) 1403-MM only , not available on 1403-LM version.
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Ethernet Communication Card Data Tables B-5
Table B.3 Configurable Snapshot Parameter List (selection list for Table B.2, parameters 1.19, 1.20 and 1.21)
Parameter NumberParameter NameParameter NumberParameter Name
0L1 Cu rrent33Total A pparent Power
1L2 Current34L 1 True PF
2L3 Current35L 2 True PF
3Avg Current36L3 T rue PF
4L4 Cu rrent37Total True PF
5L1-N Voltage38L1 Displacement PF
6L2-N Voltage39L2 Displacement PF
7L3-N Voltage40L3 Displacement PF
8Avg L-N Voltage41Total D is p l a c em e nt PF
9L1-L2 Voltag e42L1 Distort ion PF
10L2-L3 Voltage43L2 Dis t ortion PF
11L3-L1 Voltage44L3 Dis t ortion PF
12Avg L-L Voltage45Total Distortion PF
13Frequency46Demand I
14Pos Seq Current47Demand W
15Neg Seq Current48Demand VAR
16Current Unbalance49Demand VA
17Pos Seq Voltage50Proj #1 Demand I
18Neg Seq Voltage51Proj #1 Demand W
19Voltage Unbalance52Proj #1 Demand VAR
20Aux Voltage53Proj #1 Demand VA
21Aux Frequency54Proj #2 De m and I
22L1 Real Power55Proj #2 Demand W
23L2 Real Power56Proj #2 Demand VAR
24L3 Real Power57Proj #2 Demand VA
25Total R eal Powe r58Proj #3 Demand I
26L1 Reactive Power59Pro j # 3 D emand W
27L2 Reactive Power60Pro j # 3 D emand VAR
28L3 Reactive Power61Pro j # 3 D emand VA
29Total R eactive Power62KWh net
30L1 Apparent Power63KVARh net
31L2 Apparent Power64KVAh net
32L3 Apparent Power
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
W
W
W
W
VAR
VAR
VAR
VAR
VA
VA
VA
VA
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
5.14L1 True PF-100.0 to +100.017-100.0 to +10 0. 0
5.15L2 True PF-100.0 to +100.018-100.0 to +10 0. 0
5.16L3 True PF-100.0 to +100.019-100.0 to +10 0. 0
5.17Total True PF-100.0 to +100.020-100.0 to +100.0
L1 Distortion PF
L2 Distortion PF
L3 Distortion PF
T otal Di stortion PF
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
-100.0 to +100.025-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.026-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.027-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.028-100.0 to +100.0
Reserved Word29
(1) This value has the same update rate as harmonic analysis.
Table B.10 Cumulative Power Data - Read (File N16)
Parameter No.Parameter NameMaster Module
ElementRangeModulus
Range
6.1Time StampYear1N/A
Month, D a te2N/A
Hour, Minute3N/A
Seconds,
4N/A
Hundredths
6.2kW Hours Forward
6.3kW Hours Reverse
6.4kW Hours Net
0 to 1.0x10
-1.0x10
-1.0x10
1.0x10
12
12
to 0
12
to
12
5+0 to 999
6+0 to 999
7+0 to 999
8+0 to 999
9+0 to 999
10-0 to 999
11-0 to 999
12-0 to 999
13-0 to 999
14-0 to 999
15±0 to 999
16±0 to 999
17±0 to 999
18±0 to 999
19±0 to 999
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
0
3
6
9
12
0
3
6
9
12
0
3
6
9
12
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Table B.10 Cumulative Power Data - Read (File N16)
Parameter No.Parameter NameMaster Module
Range
6.5kVAR Hours Forward
6.6kVAR Hours Reverse
6.7kVAR Hours Net
0 to 1.0x10
-1.0x10
-1.0x10
1.0x10
12
12
to 0
12
to
12
Reser v ed Word35
Reser v ed Word36
Reser v ed Word37
Reser v ed Word38
Reser v ed Word39
Reser v ed Word40
Reser v ed Word41
Reser v ed Word42
Reser v ed Word43
Reser v ed Word44
Reser v ed Word45
ElementRangeModulus
20+0 to 999
21+0 to 999
22+0 to 999
23+0 to 999
24+0 to 999
25-0 to 999
26-0 to 999
27-0 to 999
28-0 to 999
29-0 to 999
30±0 to 999
31±0 to 999
32±0 to 999
33±0 to 999
34±0 to 999
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
W
VAR
VA
amps
W
VAR
VA
amps
W
VAR
VA
amps
W
VAR
VA
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
kVAR
9a.16Total True PF-100 to +10019
9a.17kWh net
9a.18kVARh net
-9999x10
-9999x10
21
to +9999x1021 kWh
21
to +9999x1021 kVARh
9a.19Number of Records Requested1 to 26522
9a.20Number of Records Read so far1 to 26523
9a.21Record Number Returned1 to 26524
9a.22Internal Identifier0 to 25525
9a.23Reserved026
9a.24Reserved027
9a.25Reserved028
9a.26Reserved029
9a.27Reserved030
9a.28Reserved031
9a.29Reserved032
18
20
21
Table B.15 Snapshot 8 Parameter Record Table Read (File F19)
hSeconds = Remainder of Value/256
9b.2Reserved05
9b.3Avg L-L Voltage (in Delta modes) or Avg L-N
0 to 9999x10
21
Volts
Voltage (i n non-De l ta modes)
9b.4Averag e C ur rent
0 to 9999x10
21
Amps
9b.5Total True PF-100 to +1008
9b.6Total Real Power
0 to 9999x10
21
kW
9b.7Frequency0 to 75 Hz10
9b.8Voltage Unbalance0 to 100%11
9b.9Current Unbalance0 to 100%12
9b.10Total Reacti v e Po we r
0 to 9999x10
21
kVAR
9b.11Number of Records Requested1 to 48914
9b.12Number of Records Read so far1 to 48915
9b.13Record Number Returned1 to 48916
9b.14Internal Identifier0 to 25517
2
3
4
6
7
9
13
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Table B.15 Snapshot 8 Parameter Record Table Read (File F19)
hSeconds = Remainder of Value/256
9c.2Reserved05
9c.3Avg L-L Voltage (in Dealt modes) or Avg L-N
0 to 9999x10
21
Volts
Voltage (i n non-De l ta modes)
9c.4Aver age Current
0 to 9999x10
21
Amps
9c.5Total True PF-100 to +1008
9c.6To tal Real Power
0 to 9999x10
21
kW
9c.7Number of Records Re quested1 to 84610
9c.8Number of Records Read so far1 to 84611
9c.9Record Number Returned1 to 84612
9c.10Internal Identifier0 to 25513
9c.11Reserved014
9c.12Reserved015
9c.13Reserved016
9c.14Reserved017
9c.15Reserved018
2
3
4
6
7
9
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Table B.16 Snapshot 4 Parameter Record Table Read (File F19)
9d.14Number of Records Read so far1 to 84517
9d.15Record Number Returned1 to 84518
9d.16Internal Identifier0 to 25519
9d.17Reserved020
9d.18Reserved021
9d.19Reserved022
9d.20Reserved023
9d.21Reserved024
9d.22Reserved025
9d.23Reserved026
9d.24Reserved027
9d.25Reserved028
9d.26Reserved029
9d.27Reserved030
9d.28Reserved031
9d.29Reserved032
Table B.18 Snapshot 1 Parameter Record Table Read (File F19)
hSeconds = Remainder of Value/256
9e.2Reserved05
9e.3The value of user selected parameter #1
0 to 9999x10
21
(SeeTable B.2, parameter 1.19)
9e.4Number of Records Requested1 to 18617
9e.5Number of Records Read so far1 to 18618
9e.6Record Number Returned1 to 18619
9e.7Internal Identifier0 to 25510
9e.8Reserved011
9e.9Reserved012
9e.10Reserved013
9e.11Reserved014
9e.12Reserved015
9e.13Reserved016
9e.14Reserved017
2
3
4
6
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Table B.18 Snapshot 1 Parameter Record Table Read (File F19)
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
W
W
W
W
VAR
VAR
VAR
VAR
VA
VA
VA
VA
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
10.15L1 True PF-100.0 to +100.018-100.0 to +100.0
10.16L2 True PF-100.0 to +100.019-100.0 to +100.0
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
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Table B.19 Power Snapshot Log Data Table (File F20)
Parameter No.Parameter NameMaster Module
(1)
ElementRange
Parameter Range
10.17L3 True PF-100.0 to +100.020-100.0 to +100.0
10.18Total True PF-100.0 to +100.021-100.0 to +100.0
10.19L1 Displacement PF-100.0 to +100.022-100.0 to +100.0
10.20L2 Displacement PF-100.0 to +100.023-100.0 to +100.0
10.21L3 Displacement PF-100.0 to +100.024-100.0 to +100.0
10.22Total Displacement PF-100.0 to +100.025-100.0 to +100.0
10.23L1 Distortion PF-100.0 to +100.026-100.0 to +100.0
10.24L2 Distortion PF-100.0 to +100.027-100.0 to +100.0
10.25L3 Distortion PF-100.0 to +100.028-100.0 to +100.0
10.26Total Distortion PF-100.0 to +100.029-100.0 to +100.0
10.27Number of Snapshot Logs Requested1 to 50301 to 50
10.28Number of s napshot Log Recei ved
1 to 50311 to 50
(Counter)
10.29Number of Snapshot Log Being Returned 1 to 50321 to 50
10.30Interna l Id entifier-32767 to +3276733-32767 to +32767
Reserved Word34
(1) ID = 59 for log selection command.
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Table B.20 Min_Max Log - Read (File N21)
Parameter No.Parameter NameMaster Module
(1)
ElementRange
Parameter Range
11.1Time Stamp of last Min/Max Log ResetYear116-bit Integer
Table B.22 Available Min/Max Log Parameters (Identifiers for parameter 12.4)
Param #Parameter
Description
Param #Parameter
Description
Param #Parameter
Description
1L1 Current22L1 Watts43L2 Distortion Power
Factor
2L2 Current23L2 Watts44L3 Distortion Power
Factor
3L3 Current24L3 Watts45Total Distortion Power
Factor
4L4 (Neutral) Current25Total Watts46Demand Current 67
53-Phase Average
26L1 VAR47Demand Watts68L2 Current Crest
Current
6Positive Sequence
27L2 VAR48Demand VAR69
Current
7Negative Sequence
28L3 VAR49Demand VA70L3 Voltage IEEE THD
Current
8Percent Current
29Total VAR50L1 Voltage IEEE THD71L3 Voltage IEC THD
Unbalance
9L1-L2 Voltage30L1 VA51L1 Vol ta ge IEC THD72
10L2-L3 Voltage31L2 VA52
L1 Voltage TIF
(1)
11L3-L1 Voltage32L3 VA53L1 Voltage Crest
(1)
Factor
12Auxiliary Voltage33Total VA54
133-Phase Average L-L
34L1 T r ue Power Fa c tor55L1 Curre nt IE EE THD76L3 Current IE C THD
L1 Voltage K-factor
(1)
Voltage
14Positive Sequence
35L2 T r ue Power Fa c tor56L1 Curre nt IE C THD77
Voltage
15Negative Sequence
36L3 T r ue Power Fa c tor57
L1 Current TIF
(1)
Voltage
16Percent Voltage
Unbalance
17L1-N Voltage38L1 Displacement
37Total True Power
Factor
58L1 Current Crest
(1)
Factor
59
L1 Current K-factor
(1)
Power Fa c to r
18L2-N Voltage39L2 Displacement
60L2 Voltage IEEE THD81L4 (Neutral) Current
Power Fa c to r
19L3-N Voltage40L3 Displacement
61L2 Voltage IEC THD82L4 (Neutral) Current
Power Fa c to r
203-Phase Average L-N
Voltage
41Total Displaceme nt
Power Fa c to r
21Freque nc y42L1 Dis tortion Power
Factor
62
L2 Voltage TIF
63L2 Voltage Crest
Factor
(1)
(1)
Param #Parameter
Description
64
L2 Voltage K-factor
65L2 Current IEEE THD
66L2 Current IEC THD
L2 Current TIF
(1)
Factor
L2 Current K-factor
L3 Voltage TIF
73L3 Voltage Crest
(1)
Factor
74
L3 Voltage K-factor
75L3 Current IEEE THD
L3 Current TIF
78L3 Current Crest
(1)
Factor
79
L3 Current K-factor
80L4 (Neutral) Current
IEEE THD
IEC THD
(1)
TIF
83L4 (Neutral) Current
Crest Factor
(1)
84L4 (Neutral) Current
(1)
K-factor
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1) Not a vailable on 1403-LM.
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Harmonic Distortion T ables - Read
Harmonic Distortion Data Tables for Channel 1 through Channel 7 are
identical. There are a total of 14 tables for this information. (V1, V2, V3, I1,
I2, I3, I4) The table sizes indicate this is Harmonic Distortion Data. The
Channel Number designates which one.
Table B.23 Even Harmonic Distortion Table - Channel 1 to 7 Read (File F23)
14.21Harmonic Distortion - Twenty-seventh0 to 1000%210 to 1000
14.22Harmonic Distortion - Twenty-ninth (Not
0 to 1000%220 to 1000
Available on 1403- LM)
14.23Harmonic Distortion - Thirty-first (Not
0 to 1000%230 to 1000
Available on 1403- LM)
14.24Harmonic Distortion - Thirty-third (Not
0 to 1000%240 to 1000
Available on 1403- LM)
14.25Harmonic Distortion - Thirty-fifth (Not
0 to 1000%250 to 1000
Available on 1403- LM)
14.26Harmonic Distortion - Thirty-seventh (Not
0 to 1000%260 to 1000
Available on 1403- LM)
14.27Harmonic Distortion - Thirty-ninth (Not
0 to 1000%270 to 1000
Available on 1403- LM)
14.28Harmonic Distortion - Forty-first (Not
0 to 1000%280 to 1000
Available on 1403- LM)
14.29FFT Update Reference Number0 to +32767290 to +32767
Reserved Word30
Reserved Word31
Reserved Word32
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Harmonic Magnitude Data Tables for Channel 1 through Channel 7 are
identical. There are a total of 14 tables for this information. (V1, V2, V3, I1,
I2, I3, I4).
Table B.25 Even Harmonic Magnitude Data Table Channel 1 to 7 Read (File F25)
16.29FFT Chronological Reference Number0 to 32767290 to 32767
Reserved Word30
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
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Harmonic Phase Angle Data Tables for Channel 1 through Channel 7 are
identical. There are a total of 14 tables for this information. (V1, V2, V3, I1,
I2, I3, I4)
Table B.27 Even Harmonic Phase Angle Data Table Channels 1 to 7 Read (File F27)
20.25Display Module No. 2 FRN0 to 32767280 to 32767
20.26Display Module No. 3 FRN0 to 32767290 to 32767
20.27Aux iliary Frequency
0 to 9999x10
21
300 to 9999
310 to 32
20.28Fiber Loop Back Test Results0 = Fail
320 to 1
1 = Pass
20.29EEPR O M S ta tus3316-b it In teger
20.30Device ID0 to 255340 to 255
20.31General Purpose Status Bitsbit 0 = oscillograph capture #1
350 to 31
ready to be read
bit 1 = snapshot buffer full
bit 2 = oscillog ram capture #1
triggered by a setpoint
bit 3 = oscillograph capture #2
ready to be read
bit 4 = oscillograph capture #2
triggered by s etpoint ( i f clear,
triggered via comms)
(Refer to Note below.)
20.32Block Write Error Status Word
(Block Size ID)
20.33Block Write Error Status Word
(Parameter Number)
0 = OK
Other value = Error
0 = OK
Other value = Error
360 to 64
370 to +32767
Reserved Word38
Reserved Word39
NOTE
Notes for PC application or PLC programmer
Oscillograph trigge red via a com m u n ic at i on :
• Trigger oscillograph capture by writing to the command table.
• Check oscillograph data readiness by reading diagnostic table (should be ready almost immediately since
maximum pre-trigger is used for comm port oscillograph requests).
• Specify oscillograph channel to read by writing to the command table.
• Get oscillograph data by reading oscillograph data table. Subsequent reads return remaining sets of data
for that channel. After the last set of data for that channel, additional reads return data fo r the nex t
channel.
• Once you ha v e fini she d col lec tin g al l of th e da ta yo u de sir e fo r that ca pt ure, rel eas e ho ld of the captur e by
writing to the command table. This allows pre-trigger collection of new data and clears the ready
indic ation in the diag nostic tab l e.
Oscillograph trigger via setpoint:
• Trigger oscillograph with a properly configured setpoint.
• Check oscillograph data readiness by reading diagnostic table (may have to wait up to 1.2 seconds;
depends on sample rate, number of captures and pre-trigger settings).
• Specify oscillograph channel to read by writing to the command table.
• Get oscillograph data by reading oscillograph data table. Subsequent reads return remaining sets of data
for that channel. After the last set of data for that channel, additional reads return data fo r the nex t
channel. All data for all 7 channels can be retrieved by performing a series of successive re a d s.
• Once you ha v e fini she d col lec tin g al l of th e da ta yo u de sir e fo r that ca pt ure, rel eas e ho ld of the captur e by
writing to the command table. This allows pre-trigger collection of new data and clears the ready
indic ation in the diag nostic tab l e.
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Table B.31 Setpoint Setup Data Table - Write/Read (File N31)
K-Factor: Voltage
K-Factor: Current
K-Factor: Neutral Current
Crest Factor: Voltage
Crest F actor: Current
Crest Factor: Neutral Current
TIF: Voltage
TIF: Current
TIF: Neutral Current
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
10Total True Power Factor40IEEE THD: Voltage
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
11Total Displacement Power Factor41IEEE THD: Current
12Total Distor t i on Powe r Factor42IEEE THD: Neutral Current
13W Demand43IEC THD: Voltage
14VAR Demand44IEC THD: Current
15VA Demand45IEC THD: Neutral C urrent
16Current Demand46
0No Action
1Activate Relay No. 1 and Output Flag No. 1
2Activate Relay No. 2 and Output Flag No. 2
3Activate Output Flag No. 3
4Activate Output Flag No. 4
5Activate Output Flag No. 5
6Activate Output Flag No. 6
7Activate Output Flag No. 7
8Activate Output Flag No. 8
9Activate Output Flag No. 9
10Activate Output Flag No. 10
11Activate Output Flag No. 11
Ethernet Communication Card Data Tables B-41
12Activate Output Flag No. 12
13Activate Output Flag No. 13
14Activate Output Flag No. 14
15Activate Output Flag No. 15
16Activate Output Flag No. 16
17
Initia te Wavefor m Cap ture Buffer #1
(1)
18Perform Snapshot
19Cl ea r k W-H R Po we r C ounter
20Clear kVAR-HR Power Counter
21
(1) Not available on 1403-LM.
(2) Available on firmware V3.00 or later.
Initiate Waveform Capture Buffer #2
(2)
Table B.34 Relay/Setpoint Status Table Read (File N32)
b0 = 1Status Input 1 Active
b1 = 1Status Input 2 Active
b2 = 1Status Input 3 Active
b3 = 1Status Input 4 Active
b4 to b15Reserved
Table B.36 Alarm Word Bitfield Definitions
Bit Location and ValueDescription
b0 = 1Alarm Input 1 Active
b1 = 1Alarm Input 2 Active
b2 = 1Alarm Input 3 Active
b3 = 1Alarm Input 4 Active
b4 = 1Alarm Input 5 Active
b5 = 1Alarm Input 6 Active
b6 = 1Alarm Input 7 Active
b7 = 1Alarm Input 8 Active
b8 = 1Alarm Input 9 Active
b9 = 1Alarm Input 10 Active
b10 = 1Alarm Input 11 Active
b11 = 1Alarm Input 12 Active
b12 = 1Alarm Input 13 Active
b13 = 1Alarm Input 14 Active
b14 = 1Alarm Input 15 Active
b15 = 1Alarm Input 16 Active
Table B.37 Setpoint Status Bitfield Definitions
Bit Location and ValueDescription
b0 to b7Setpoint Assert Counter
b8 = Not UsedReserved
b9 = 1Waiting for Release
b10 = 1Limit Met for Release
b11 = 1Setpoint Asserted
b12 = 1Waiting for Assert
b13 = 1Limit Met for Assert
b14 = 1Setpoint R eleased
b15 = 1Setpoint Active
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Table B.38 Combined Real-Time Data Table Read (File F40)
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
W
W
W
W
VAR
VAR
VAR
VAR
VA
VA
VA
VA
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
0 to 9999x1021
23.42L1 True PF-100.0 to +100.048-100.0 to +100.0
23.43L2 True PF-100.0 to +100.049-100.0 to +100.0
23.44L3 True PF-100.0 to +100.050-100.0 to +100.0
23.45Total True PF-100.0 to +100.051-100.0 to +100.0
23.46
23.47
23.48
23.49
23.50
23.51
23.52
23.53
L1 Displace m ent PF
L2 Displace m ent PF
L3 Displace m ent PF
(1)
(1)
(1)
Total Displacement PF
L1 Distortion PF
L2 Distortion PF
L3 Distortion PF
T otal Di stortion PF
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
-100.0 to +100.052-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.053-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.054-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.055-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.056-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.057-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.058-100.0 to +100.0
-100.0 to +100.059-100.0 to +100.0
23.54Reserved W or d60
23.55Reserved W or d61
23.56Reserved W or d62
23.57Reserved W or d63
23.58Reserved W or d64
23.59Reserved W or d65
23.60Reserved W or d66
23.61Reserved W or d67
23.62Reserved W or d68
23.63Reserved W or d69
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Table B.38 Combined Real-Time Data Table Read (File F40)
23.64Time StampYear7032-bit Float
Month, D at e7132-bit Fl o at
Hour, Mi nu te7232-bit Float
Seconds, Hundredths7332-bit Float
23.65Demand Current
23.66Demand Power
23.67Demand Reactive Power
23.68Demand Apparent Power
23.69Projected No. 1 Demand Current
23.70Projected No. 1 Demand Power
23.71Projected No. 1 Demand Reactive Power
23.72Proje c ted No. 1 Dem and Appa rent Power
23.73Projected No. 2 Demand Current
23.74Projected No. 2 Demand Power
23.75Projected No. 2 Demand Reactive Power
23.76Proje c ted No. 2 Dem and Appa rent Power
23.77Projected No. 3 Demand Current
23.78Projected No. 3 Demand Power
23.79Projected No. 3 Demand Reactive Power
23.80Proje c ted No. 3 Dem and Appa rent Power
23.81Elap s ed Tim e
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
0 to 9999x10
This appendix contains sample ladder programs that interface to the
Powermonitor II for SLC-5/05 Ethernet. Rung-by-rung descriptions follow.
SLC 5/ 05 Et he rn et Op e rati on
There are three modes of operation:
• Configuration
• Setpoint
• Run
Each mode uses a single Sequencer Output Instruction in order to process the
required MSG transfers. There are only two MSG transfers required. These
two MSG transfers are repeated until each mode is completed successfully . For
Run mode, the number of MSG transfers processed by the sequencer is
variable. Because there is only one sequencer to be used for three modes, the
sequencer’ s input file must be updated at the beginning of each new mode. The
numbers corresponding to the MSG transfers required for each mode are
contained in three separate files. The content of each file is moved to the
sequencer’s input file at the beginning of its corresponding mode.
Configuration Mode
During initiali zation of Co nfigur ation m ode, the sequenc er input file is lo aded
with the two numbers. These numbers correspond to the configuration table
MSG W rite and the diagnostic table MSG Read. The sequencer length is set to
2. After completion of the configuration data MSG Write, a diagnostic table
MSG Read is performed to verify that the MSG Write was successful. If the
configuratio n table MSG Write is successful, the Configuration m ode bit is
unlatched and the setpoint mode bit is latched. If the MSG Write is not
successful, the configuration table MSG Write and diagnostic table MSG Read
sequence continues until the problem is corrected. This most likely requires a
change in the configuration table data.
Setpoint Mode
During in it ialization of Setpoint mo de, the seq uen cer input file is loaded with
the two numbers. These numbers correspond to the setpoint data table MSG
Write and the diagnostic data table MSG Read. The sequencer length is set to
2. Also, the number of setpoints is written to a counter which is used to
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determine the address of the user populated setpoint data tables. After the
completion of the setpoint MSG Write, a diagnostic table MSG Read is
performed to verify the MSG Write was successful. If it was not successful,
further setpoints will not be written until the setpoint data table that caused
the error is corrected. If all the setpoints are written correctly, the Setpoint
mode bit is unlatched, and the Run mode bit is latched.
Run Mode
During initialization of Run mode, the sequencer input file is loaded with the
numbers corresponding to the MSG tra n sfer s to be performed. Once Run
mode has begun, the ladder program will remain in this mode.
NOTE
The speed with which the process performs the MSG
transfers may be altered by rearranging or changing the size
of the MSG transfer sequence. However, the availability of
new data values is controlled by the Powermonitor II table
update rate.
B3:2 Run mode enable
B3:1 Setpoint mo de enable
B3:300 O ne-shot bit
B3:301 O ne-shot bit
B3:302 O ne-shot bit
B3:303 O ne-shot bit
B3:304 O ne-shot bit
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Table 3.1 Data Files
Data File AddressData File SizeDescription
N91N9:0 Sequencer output
N10VariableN10:0 Sequencer Input
N113N11:0 Sequencer input dat a
for configuration mode
N123N12:0 Sequencer input dat a
for setpo i n t mo de
N13VariableN12:0 S e quencer inpu t data
for run mode
N202N20:0 Number of setpoints
N20:1 Temporary storag e for
setpoint address
N2221Setpoint #1 location
N23
N39
21
•
•
•
21
Setpoint #2 location
•
•
•
Setpoint #20 location
R6:0Sequencer control
Table 3.2 MSG Read Data Table Locations
Data File Address
Data File SizeDescription
(Control/Data)
N40/F7 030Volta ge/Current Data
N41/F7 134Rea l -Time Po we r
N42/N7246Cumulative Power
N43/N7345Device Configurati on
N44/N7424Communication
Configuration
N45/F7 534Dem and
N46/N7633Even Harmonic Distortion
N47/F7 733Odd Harmonic Distortion
N48/F7832Even Harmonic Magnitude
N49/F7 931Odd Harmonic Magni tude
N50/F8031Even Harmonic Phase
N51/F8 130Odd Harmonic Phas e
N52/N8240Diagnostic
N53/N8339Relay/setpoint
“Device Configuration” data must be placed in file N:85
and “Setpoint” data must be placed in file N:86. Failure to
Data File SizeDescription
place data in these files results in the ladder failing to
sequence through the respective modes.
Sequencer input file N10 contains a list of the block transfers required to
complete the active mode. The contents of N10 are copied from N11 for
Configuration mode, N12 for Setpoint mode and N13 for Run mode during
each mode’s initialization.
The reset word for the sequencer is N10:1. The first word in the rotation of the
sequencer N10:1. The value in N10:0 must be the same as that in N10:1. This
means N11:0 must equal N11:1, N12:0 must equal N12:1 and N13:0 must
equal N13:1. The size of file N10 is equal to the size of the largest sequencer
input file. For configuration and setpoint modes, this size will always be 2. In
Run mode the size depends on the number of block transfers to be performed.
The sequencer length may be expanded or reduced for run mode. It is
imperative that the corresponding file that serves as the source of the
sequencer’s input file, N13, must be modified accordingly.
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Failure to modify the length of file N13 for a modification
of the run mode sequencer size results in improper
operation of the run mode block transfer ladder and
possible FAULT of the processor due to invalid indirect
offsets.
File Data Values
Prior to running the sample ladder, ea ch of the three sequencer initialization
files need to be loaded with the numbers that correspond to each mode’s block
transfer sequence. The follow ing is a list of each mode’s initialization file and
the required/possible numbers to be stored in each. The first value of a block
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transfer sequence must be duplicated in both position 0 and 1 of an
initialization file.
The PLC-5/E description, data files and sample ladder logic are the same as the
SLC 5/05 description with the following changes:
1. The message instruction should appear as:
0008
2. The One Shot Instructions is ONS.
3. To support Ethernet connectivity, the file type MG must be used for the
con t rol file .
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Communication Command
Sample Ladder Listing
• PLC-5 Typed Read
• PLC-5 Typed Write
The PLC-5/Data Table Address is the Data Source/Destination within
the PLC.
Port number should be the Ethernet port of the PLC.
Target Device/Data Table Address is the published data table address for
the data within the Powermonitor II.
Ethernet (IP) Address is the a ddress of the Powermonitor II.
These example ladder programs show a way to configure the block transfers for
the Powermonitor II.
ATTENTION
Proper operation of the ladder program is the responsibility
of the user. No warranty is expressed or implied by using
these lad der configurations.
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Size in elements can be less than, equal to, or greater than the published size of
the data table. Less than allows for partial table reads, equal to returns elements
in the table, and greater than returns all zeros in the elements beyond the end
of the published table size.
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These ladders are subject to change.
SLC 5/ 05 Et he rn et
Sample Ladder Listing C-7
Rung 2:0
Latch configuration mode and
unlatch setpoint and run modes.
Clear one-shot bits.
Simple Ladder -
Reads most common data.
Comprehensive Ladder -
Configures and reads all real-time
power d a ta excluding l o gs, wa v efo r ms
and harmonics.
Specialized Ladder -
Reads logs, waveforms and
harmonics.
Enable configurationand clear one shot bits
First pass
0000
S:1
15
SLC5/05sample ladder
PMII Ethernetmanual
from
Clear one-shots
CLR
Clear
DestB3:18
0000000000000000<
CLR
Clear
DestB3:19
0000000000000000<
Config
B3:0
Setpoint
B3:0
Run mode
mode
0
mode
1
B3:0
2
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Rung 2:1
Initialize the sequencer for
configuration mode. This includes
loading the sequencer input file with
the configuration block transfer
numbers, setting the sequencer
length, clearing the sequencer
position and moving the reset word
into the sequencer’s output file.
Initialize for appropriate mode
First pass
0001
S:1
COP
15
Copy File
Source#N11:0
Dest#N10:0
Length3
InitializeSequencer
length
MOV
Move
Source2
DestR6:0.LEN
Initialize sequencer
position
CLR
Clear
DestR6:0.POS
Initializesequencer
address
MOV
Move
SourceN10:0
DestN9:0
2<
17<
1<
0<
40<
Rung 2:2
If the configuration MSG Write and
diagnostic MSG Read are done,
check that the diagnostic table
parameters indicate a successful MSG
Write (word 36 and 37
equal 0). If so, unlatch the
configuration mode bit and latch the
setpoin t mod e bit.
Begin setpoint mode onceconfigurationis complete
B3:0
0
Config
MSGwrite done
N55:0
13
Configmode
0002
Status
MSGread done
N52:0
13
StatusBad table check
EQU
Equal
SourceAN82:36
SourceB0
Configmode
B3:0
0<
0<
0
Setpoint mode
B3:0
1
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Rung 2:3
Initialize the sequencer for setpoint
mode. Same functionality as Rung
2:0.
Initialize for appropriate mode
Setpoint mode
0003
B3:0
1
One-shot 1
B3:18
OSR
12
COP
Copy File
Source#N12:0
Dest#N10:0
Length3
Initialize Sequencer
length
MOV
Move
Source2
DestR6:0.LEN
17<
Initialize sequencer
position
CLR
Clear
DestR6:0.POS
Initialize sequencer
address
MOV
Move
SourceN10:0
DestN9:0
40<
2<
1<
0<
Rung 2:4
Mo ve the number of setpoints into
the setpoint address counter. Reset
the setpoint count.
Load number of setpoints into setpoint counter
B3:0
1
One-shot 2
Setpoint mode
0004
B3:18
OSR
13
Numberof setpoints
MOV
Move
SourceN20:0
DestC5:0.PRE
Setpoint number
C5:0
RES
0<
3<
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Rung 2:5
Initialize the sequencer for run
mode. Same functionality as rungs
2:0 and 2:1.
Initialize for appropriatemode
Run mode
0005
B3:0
One-shot 3
B3:18
2
OSR
14
COP
CopyFile
Source#N13:0
Dest#N10:0
Length18
InitializeSequencer
length
MOV
Move
Source17
DestR6:0.LEN
Initializesequencer
position
CLR
Clear
DestR6:0.POS
Initializesequencer
address
MOV
Move
SourceN10:0
DestN9:0
17<
17<
1<
0<
40<
Rung 2:6
This is the main bl ock transfe r
sequencer . Th e seq u encer out pu t
word, N9:0, is updated whenever
the previous block transfer is done
or fai l s .
TON
TimerOn Delay
TimerT4:1
Time Base0.01
Preset10<
Accum0<
Voltage/current
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN40:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
Power
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN41:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
Cummulative
power(energy)
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN42:0
Control BlockLength14
Setup Screen
Device config
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN43:0
Control BlockLength14
Setup Screen
EN
DN
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
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Rung 2:12
Commu nication configurat ion MSG
Read.
Rung 2:13
Demand MSG Read.
Rung 2:14
Even harmonic distortion MSG
Read.
Rung 2:15
Odd harmonic distortion MSG
Read.
0012
0013
0014
0015
EQU
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB44
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB45
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB46
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB47
EQU
EQU
EQU
EQU
40<
44<
40<
45<
40<
46<
40<
47<
N44:0
15
N45:0
15
N46:0
15
N47:0
15
Comm config
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
TargetDevice500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN44:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
Demand
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
TargetDevice500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN45:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
Even harmonic
distortion
MSG
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
TargetDevice500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN46:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
Oddharmonic
distortion
MSG
Read/WriteMessage
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
TargetDevice500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN47:0
Control Block Length14
SetupScreen
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
Rung 2:16
Even harmonic magnitude MSG
Read.
0016
EQU
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB48
40<
48<
N48:0
15
Even harmonic
magnitude
MSG
Read/WriteMessage
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
TargetDevice500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN48:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
EN
DN
ER
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Rung 2:17
Odd harmonic magnitude MSG
Read.
0017
EQU
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB49
40<
49
Sample Ladder Listing C-13
Odd hamonic
N49:0
15
<
magnitude
MSG
Read/WriteMessage
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
TargetDevice500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN49:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
EN
DN
ER
Rung 2:18
Even har monic phase MSG Read.
Rung 2:19
Odd harmonic phase MSG Read.
Rung 2:20
Diagnostic MSG Read.
Rung 2:21
Relay/setpoint MSG Read.
0018
0019
0020
0021
EQU
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB50
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB51
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB
Equal
Source AN9:0
Source B53
40<
50<
EQU
40<
51
EQU
40<
52<
EQU
40<
53<
N50:0
15
N51:0
15
<
N52:0
15
52
N53:0
15
Evenharmonic phase
MSG
Read/WriteMessage
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
TargetDevice500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN50:0
Control Block Length14
SetupScreen
Odd harmonic phase
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN51:0
Control BlockLength14
Setup Screen
Diagnostic
MSG
Read/WriteMessage
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN52:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
Relay/setpoint
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteRead
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN53:0
Control Block Length14
SetupScreen
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
EN
DN
ER
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Rung 2:22
Command MSG Write.
Rung 2:23
Configuration MSG Write.
Rung 2:24
If the setpoint counter done bit is set, the
last setpoint MSG Wr ite has occurred and
was followed by a diagnostic MSG Read.
If the diagnostic table indicates a
successful setpoint MSG Write, setpoint
mode is done. The setpoint mode bit is
unlatched, and the run mode bit is
latched.
Rung 2:25
This rung is activated once when the
sequencer output file changes to setpoint
MSG Write. Its purpose is to de termine
the address of the next setpoint data and to
copy the data residing at this addr ess into
the setpoint MSG Write data location.
This is accom plished by first adding an
address offset to a base address to
determine the location of the next setpoint
data. The data residing at the resulting
address is then transferred to the setpoint
MSG Write data location. A counter is
used to determine the address offset. Prior
to the first setpoint MSG Write, the
counter is automatically incremented. For
subsequent setpoint MSG Writes, the
counter is i ncr emented when the
diagnostic table MSG Read for the
prev iou s setpo int MSG Write is succe ssful .
Fo r example, the 3rd setpo int resides at
base address 24. In this case, a counter
value of 3 is added to the base address 21.
The data residing at location 24 is then
transferred into the setpoint MSG Write
data location N86:1.
0022
0023
0024
0025
EQU
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB54
EQU
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB55
Begin runmode onceall setpoint block transfers are complete
EQU
Equal
SourceAN9:0
SourceB56
Load next setpoint intosetpoint write data
EQU
Equal
Source AN9:0
SourceB56
N54:0
40<
54<
N55:0
40<
55<
One-shot 4
40<
56<
One-shot 5
40<
56<
15
15
B3:18
OSR
B3:19
15
OSR
0
Status Badtable check
EQU
Equal
Source A N82:36
SourceB0
StatusBad table check
Equal
Source AN82:36
SourceB0
Prepareinitial
setpoint write
Equal
SourceA C5:0.ACC
SourceB3
EQU
EQU
EQU
0<
0<
Setpoint counter
done bit
C5:0
DN
0<
0<
3<
3<
Setpoint counter
done bit
C5:0
DN
Command
MSG
Read/WriteMessage
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteWrite
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN54:0
Control Block Length14
SetupScreen
Config
MSG
Read/Write Message
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteWrite
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN55:0
Control Block Length14
MSG
Read/WriteMessage
TypePeer-To-Peer
Read/WriteWrite
Target Device500CPU
Local/RemoteLocal
Control BlockN56:0
Control Block Length14
Setup Screen
EN
DN
ER
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Technical Specifications
Appendix
D
Product Approvals
Revenue Meter Compliance
Compliance to European
Union Directives
UL 508 Component Recognized File E96956 and CSA C22.2 approval for
Industrial Control Equipment.
Meets ANSI C12.16 - 1991 and IEC 1036 Class 1 requirements for accuracy.
Consult local Rockwell Automation sales office for additional information.
If this product has the CE mark it is approved for installation within the
European Union and E EA regions. It has been designed an d tested to meet the
following directi ve s.
EMC Directive
This product is tested to meet Council Directive 89/336/EE C Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC) and the following standards:
• EN 50081-2 - Generic Emission Standard, Part 2 - Industrial Environment
(Class A)
• EN 50082-2 - Generic Immunity Standard, Part 2 - Industrial Environment
This product is intended for use in an industrial e n vironment.
Low Voltage Directive
This product is tested to meet Council Directive 73/23/EEC Low Voltage, by
applying the safety requirements of IEC 1010–1.
This equipment is classified as open equipment and must be installed
(mounted) in an enclosure during operation as a means of providing safety
protection.
Screw Torque and Wire Size
PositionRatings
Mounting Screw Tightening Torque0.9 to 1.1 Nm (8 to 10 lb–in.)
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D-2 Technical Specifications
Environmental Specifications
Operat i n g Temperat ur e-40° C to +60° C
Storage Temperature-40
° C to +85° C
Humidity5 to 95 percent, non–condensing
VibrationOperational: 0.006 in. DA/1.0 G Sine, 10 to 500 Hz, 3 orthogonal axes.
Non–operational: 0.015 in. DA/2.5 G Sine, 10 to 500 Hz, 3 orthogonal axes.
ShockOperational: 15 G, Half Sine, 11 ms duration, 3 orthogonal axes, 3 (+) and 3 (-) pulses/axes, 18
pulses to tal.
Non–operational: 30 G, Half Si ne, 11 ms duration, 3 orthogonal axes, 3 (+) and 3 (-) pulses/axes,
18 pulses total.
Recommended Settings for RSLinx/DDE
Polling RateRefer to graphs below.
Communications Timeouts15 seconds
Process or TypeSLC 5/03+
Real-Time Data Performance
20
15
#DDE
Connections
10
5
0
0200400600
Non-Real-Time Data Performance
20
15
#DDE
Connections
10
5
Poll Rate (msec)
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0200040006000
Poll Rate (msec)
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