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Product Description
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.)
2 Product Description
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
Product Description 5
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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NOTE
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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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
B-2 Ethernet Communication Card Data Tables
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