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Presentation 0AS-Interfacecabling system 0The AS-Interface conceptb AS-Interface is a cabling system that meets the needs of industrial automationsystem integration. It allows fast connection of sensors and actuators to theprogrammable controller by means of a single cable that ensures both transmissionof data and supply of power to the sensors. The AS-Interface cabling system is acost-effective alternative to parallel wiring between the PLC and thesensors/actuators.b AS-Interface is today widely used in many sectors of industry:v assembly machines,v conveyor applications,v mechanical handling,v etc.b AS-Interface is an open industry standard supported by the AS-Internationalassociation. This association, founded in 1991, counts among its members not onlySchneider Electric, but also leading manufacturers of sensors, actuators,programmable controllers and connection accessories.b AS-Interface is recognized world-wide and all products conform to standardsEN 50295 and IEC 62026-2.b AS-Interface is an open system and guarantees interchangeability andinteroperability between the various products in the market. This guarantee isassured by AS-Interface certification.AS-Interface architectureAS-InterfacemasterEarth faultmonitorInterfaces forgeneric productsDedicatedcomponentsSafetysolutionsIP 20enclosureToolsAS-Interface lineAuxiliary c 24 Vpower supplyIP 65 or IP 67machine4
Presentation (continued) 0AS-Interfacecabling system 0The advantages of AS-InterfaceSimplicityThe simplicity of the AS-Interface cabling system is due to:b Use of a single cable for connecting all the sensors in an automation system.b Management of communications incorporated in the products.Reduction in costsCosts can be reduced by up to 40% as a result of:b Reduced design, installation, setting-up and implementation times.b Space saved in enclosures due to more compact products and the elimination ofintermediate enclosures, since the majority of functions can be remotely located onthe machine.b Elimination of control cable runs and reduction of the amount of cable ductingrequired.Maximum safetyAS-Interface helps to improve machine reliability, operational availability and safety:b Wiring errors are no longer possible.b No risk of electrical connection failure.b High immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMC).b The safety function of the machine can be totally integrated with AS-Interface"Safety at work".AS-Interface componentsInterfaces for generic productsThese allow any standard product (sensor, actuator, motor starter, etc.) to beconnected on the AS-Interface line. They provide great freedom in the selection ofsensors, actuators, etc. and are particularly suitable for modification or upgrading ofmachines previously wired in the traditional way.These interfaces are available for installation in enclosures (IP 20) or for directmounting on the machine (IP 65 or IP 67).Dedicated interfaces and componentsDedicated interfaces (communication module, …) allow communication with theAS-Interface line.Dedicated components incorporate an interface and can therefore be connecteddirectly on the AS-Interface line.They allow significantly faster wiring, but provide less freedom of choice thaninterfaces for generic products.The masterThis is the central component of the system. Its function is to manage the exchangeof data with interfaces and components (also called slaves) distributed in theinstallation. It can accept a maximum of 31 V1 interfaces and components (max.cycle time = 5 ms) and 62 V2.1 interfaces and components (max. cycle time =10 ms).The master may be:b Integrated in a programmable controller, for example in the form of an extension.b Connected to a field bus (for example Modbus). This is called a gateway.5
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