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WIENER Remote Interfaces Page Remote control - Introduction 108 CAN-bus 108 • CAN-bus introduction 108 • WINCRM software 108 • CAN-bus OPC server 108 Ethernet 109 • Ethernet 109 • WIENER web server 109 • SNMP introduction 109 • SNMP OPC server 110 • SNMP Labview 110 Serial 110 • Serial Introduction 110 USB 110 • USB introduction 110 • WIENER USB control 111 Troubleshooting / Configuration interface - Introduction 111 • UEP6000 software 111 Control, Measurement and Data Logging 112 • CML01 112 107
The ability to remotely monitor and control power supply parameters has become increasingly more important over the years. WIENER recognizes this and provides many possibilities for remote monitoring. Whether you are working with a standard power supply or a highly customized crate, you will find a control interface that fits your application. The table below is a guideline to the WIENER control interfaces and the products for which they will work. For more information about a specific interface and what software is available for that interface, please see the section specific to that interface. 6000 Series Crates Maraton / RCM MPOD Mini Crates, 195 NIM/CAMAC Crates NXI Crates PL508 CAN-bus has been an option available on WIENER VME crates since 1995. The pin layout used for RJ45 connectors is shown above. The CAN-bus option is now standard on WIENER 6000/195 series crates as part of the WIENER combination interface board. It is also available for PL5xx and Maraton power supplies, MPOD, and some CAMAC crates. CAN-bus Software: WINCRM WIENER has developed WINcrm, which is a small CAN-bus monitoring application for controlling WIENER VME crates. This program allows up to 127 crates to be monitored from a single location. WINcrm can be downloaded from www.wiener-d.com or by contacting your WIENER representative. The screen shots below show the WINCRM software with a large number of crates connected. The top image is an over view screen showing all of the crates connected to the network. The lower image shows the details of one of the crates in from the over view. PL506/PL512 CAN-bus SNMP Web server Serial USB CAN-bus Introduction Controller Area Network (CAN) is a broadcast, differential serial bus standard, developed by Robert Bosch GmbH in the 1980s. Originally it was designed to connect electronic control units (ECUs). CAN was specifically designed to be robust in electromagnetically noisy environments and can use a differentially balanced line. Typically twisted pair cables are used for even better resistance to noise. Although initially adopted for automotive purposes, today CAN is used in many embedded control applications that may require resistance to noise. CAN-bus features an automatic, 'arbitration free' transmission. A CAN message transmitted with highest priority will 'win' the arbitration, and the node transmitting the lower priority message will sense this and back off and wait. This is ideal for system monitoring because it allows a node with a problem to send an unsolicited package, informing of the issue. The data rate for CAN-bus is dependent upon the lengths in the network. For lengths less than 40m up to 1Mbit/s is possible. Lengths of up to 1000m are possible with a rate of only 50 kbit/s. The maximum data rates for various network lengths are shown in the table below. CAN-busNetwork Length Data rate < 40m 1 Mbit/s < 100m 500 kbit/s < 500m 100 kbit/s < 1000m 50 kbit/s The physical layer is not well defined in the CAN-bus standards, although there are some suggestions. The most common connector for CAN-bus is a 9-pin Dsub. More recently RJ45 connectors have become popular because of their low cost and ready availability. The CANbus signal must be terminated with 120 at both sides of the bus. CAN-bus Software: OPC Server. The OLE Process Control (OPC) standard was first specified in 1996 to provide a unified API for the monitoring and control of many different types of devices. A WIENER developed OPC server is available and is capable of using either CAN-bus or Ethernet interfaces. The WIENER OPC server runs as a service on a Windows XP computer. The server itself doesn’t display any monitoring information. Instead the server gathers data 108
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