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■ Programming instructions<br />

9<br />

24V =<br />

VALVE ISLANDS - GENERATION C<br />

For detailed programming instructions see the PLC and Interbus-S controller manuals.<br />

The addresses for the Buslink module are confi gured on the Interbus-S controller. Set the basic address (BA) and the window size<br />

with the dip switches. The addresses are not set on the spool valve island.<br />

Automatic addressing: The address assignment is exclusively linked to the spool valve island's position in the bus system.<br />

Standard software is available and provided with the Phoenix Contact controller module.<br />

PHYSICAL ADDRESSING :<br />

PLC<br />

9 9<br />

No. 1 No. 2 No. 64<br />

OFFLINE CONFIGURATION (PC not connected to the controller card):<br />

Software: IBS CMD.SWT<br />

1 - After startup, the window "SETTING" is displayed:<br />

- Select your Interbus-S controller card.<br />

- Select "Extended" in the fi eld "scope of function" to access the confi guraton mode.<br />

2 - Select BUS TOPOLOGY in the menu "confi guration".<br />

3 - Select "Insert with identifi cation code . . ."in the menu "edit".<br />

4 - A window "Insert with ID code" is displayed:<br />

Enter the following for a JOUCOMATIC island:<br />

- ID code: 3. The identifi cation numbers for the connected INTERBUS-S modules are important for the logical addressing<br />

(internal number). Each module type has its own identifi cation number (pneumatic, speed variator, analog input/output, etc,). The ID<br />

number of the BUSLINK modules is 03. This corresponds to a pneumatic interface addressed with 2 words in logical addressing.<br />

- Process data channel: 32<br />

5 - The window "New Device Description" is displayed:<br />

- Enter a number for the island in the fi eld "Device number".<br />

- Click on "Device Icon . . ." and select the icon for the JOUCOMATIC island in your network (icon no. 5 for example).<br />

- Click on "Process Data Addresses" and enter the memory area the PLC allocates to the JOUCOMATIC island you are<br />

confi guring (this area can vary according to the PLC used, see the Phoenix-Contact manual).<br />

ONLINE CONFIGURATION (PC connected to the network and islands in operation):<br />

1 - After startup, the window "SETTING" is displayed:<br />

- Select "Extended" in the fi eld "scope of function" (confi guration mode).<br />

2 - Click ONLINE<br />

3 - The software displays the network topology (PLC + recognised connected islands)<br />

4 - The JOUCOMATIC island is recognised (C-ad "ID code" and "Process data channel" are displayed) and identifi ed as Phoenix-Contact<br />

I/O module.<br />

5 - Double-click on the right to display the inputs/outputs.<br />

6 - Double-click on the left to display the island's characteristics.<br />

■ Address selection<br />

Address selection is not necessary.<br />

■ Setting of the transmission speed<br />

The transmission speed is defi ned by the controller (no adjustment possible). It is set at a constant 500 kBd.<br />

■ Diagnostics<br />

See page 19 (same as for Profi bus-DP)<br />

All leafl ets are available on: www.asconumatics.eu<br />

22<br />

9<br />

00236GB-2005/R01<br />

Availability, design and specifi cations are subject to change without notice. All rights reserved.

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