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UM EN FLX ASI SYS PRO INST Please note that the sensors connected to the AS-i devices are supplied via the power supply unit. The connected actuators are operated separately via the black AS-i cable. Example Calculation: AS-i system with 25 slaves and 100 sensors. The actuators are supplied via a 24 V auxiliary voltage. AS-i master 200 mA 200 mA AS-i slaves 25 x 40 mA 1000 mA Sensors 100 x 10 mA 1000 mA Total 2200 mA In this example, a total of 2.1 A is required in the AS-i system. Here it is sufficient to use an AS-i power supply unit with a maximum output current of 2.4 A, e.g., ASI QUINT 100-240/2.4 A EFD. 5.4 Selecting the Cable A typical, profiled flat-ribbon cable made from rubber is used consistently throughout the AS-i system. This offers the advantage of a quick and easy connection method. In the event that the cable must meet special requirements in terms of resistance to oil or UV light, versions are also available that are made from resistant materials such as PUR. For additional information, please refer to "Flat-Ribbon Cable" on page 4-7. 5.5 Speed of Data Exchange At maximum configuration, the AS-i system has a very fast cycle time of 10 ms. If even faster response times are required, reducing the number of slaves results in a proportional decrease in the cycle time. A system with just six slaves can thus be updated in 1 ms. If only part of the data needs to be updated faster, there is the option of configuring some of the slaves without extended addressing. This reduces the number of possible slaves in the AS-i system. The devices operated as single slaves are updated twice as fast, i.e., in a maximum of 5 ms. Both methods can also be combined. When using AS Interface slaves according to specification 3.0 (e.g, Profile 7.A.7), please note that the cycle time is above the previously mentioned 10 ms for these "combined transactions". The exact cycle time depends on the selected slave type/profile. onlinecomponents.com 5-2 PHOENIX CONTACT 7513_en_01
Configuration 5.6 Integrating the AS-i System in the Control System The type of control system used determines which AS-i master is selected. A fieldbus system is often already available for the same system. The corresponding gateways can then be used as AS-i masters. Integration in a PROFIBUS DP network For integration in a PROFIBUS DP network, use the AS-i masters FLX ASI MA PB SF or FLX ASI MA 2 PB EF. Integration in another network To connect AS-Interface to virtually all other networks, the ASI MA IL UNI AS-i gateway for Inline can be used in combination with a corresponding Inline bus coupler. Together with a modular ILC1xx or ILC3xx compact controller from Phoenix Contact, the ASI MA IL UNI AS-i gateway for Inline. becomes a compact control unit including master with Ethernet interface. A station combined this way is parameterized and programmed with the PC WORX software. 5.7 AS-Interface in the Control Cabinet One of the key advantages of the AS-i system is that termination devices are connected directly to the machine. Ultimately the system is designed with a very high level of protection in the form of IP67. This saves a lot of space in the control cabinet, which usually contains just the AS-i master and the AS-i power supply unit. If, however, I/O functions are required directly via AS-Interface in the control cabinet, AS-i ME Line devices, e.g., ASI IO ME DIO 4/3 AB, can be used. onlinecomponents.com 7513_en_01 PHOENIX CONTACT 5-3
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