Kuhnke Electronics Instruction Manual

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Appendix PROFIBUS bus terminations (D-Sub, 9-pin) Active, line B, power 230 VAC.........................................680.180.10 Active, line B, power 24 VDC ..........................................680.180.15 Active, line A, power 230 VAC.........................................680.180.12 Active, line A, power 24 VDC ..........................................680.180.14 CAN plug (D-Sub, 9-pin) Bus node (T-piece) with screw connectors, bus termination on/off CAN SUB-D-Connector axial................................................693.182.01 CAN SUB-D-Stecker angled.................................................693.182.00 Simulator Digital input simulator box (1 x 8-pin) ..............................667.155.50 192 E 700 GB
Appendix 9.3 Ventura Remote I/O Expansion Modules Digital 16 DI, 1-wire, screw-type terminal*..................................693.622.20 32 DI, 1-wire, screw-type terminal*..................................693.622.40 8 DO relay, 1-wire, screw-type terminal*.........................693.122.08 16 DO, 1-wire, screw-type terminal*................................693.622.02 32 DO, 1-wire, screw-type terminal*................................693.622.04 16 DI / 16 DO, 1-wire, screw-type terminal* ....................693.622.22 8 DI / 8 DO electrically insulated, 1-wire, screw-type terminal*...................................................693.522.11 Counters 2 CNT, 1 MHz, 2AO, 8DI, 4DO, 1-wire, screw-type terminal* ...................................................693.322.42 Analogue 6 DI / 2 AO, 1-wire, screw-type terminal* ........................693.222.32 4 AI, 1-wire, screw-type terminal*....................................693.222.40 4 thermal inputs, 1-wire, screw-type terminal* ................693.222.70 8 thermal inputs, 1-wire, screw-type terminal* ................693.222.80 * 693.x1x=spring return 693.x2x=clamp-screw Expansion module optionally available with spring terminal upon request. 193
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Kuhnke Electronics Instruction Manu
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Table of Contents Introduction 1 In
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Introduction 4.3.4 PLC Configuratio
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Introduction 6.1.4 Station Address
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1 Introduction Introduction Ventura
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1.2 Variants Introduction Compact c
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Advantages of Decentralisation Intr
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1.5 Network Examples 1.5.1 PROFIBUS
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2 Reliability, Safety 2.1 Intended
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2.4.3 Note Reliability, Safety This
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2.5.1 Project Planning and Installa
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2.6 Electromagnetic Compatibility 2
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2.6.6.2 Contamination Reliability,
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3 Hardware 3.1 System Description H
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Hardware Extensions Ventura Remote
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3.3 Power Supply 3.3.1 Earth left s
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3.3.3 Power Supply Hardware Voltage
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3.4 Inputs and Outputs 3.4.1 Digita
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3.4.2 Digital Combi I/Os Hardware V
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3.4.3 Analogue Inputs Hardware Vent
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3.5 A, B, Ref Counter Hardware Vent
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3.6.2 PROFIBUS Hardware Ventura Rem
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3.7 Expansion Modules Ventura Remot
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3.8.2 Mode Selector mode selector H
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3.8.3.1 RUN 3.8.3.2 Stop 3.8.3.3 Ex
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3.9 Status and Failure Indication "
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Installation 4 PLC Functions of Ven
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4.2 Writing CoDeSys Programs Online
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4.2.2 CAN: Online CAN Function Libr
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4.3.1 Operating System Function Lib
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4.3.3 Task Configuration 4.3.3.1 PL
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4.3.3.2 The Task Configurator 4.3.3
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4.3.4 PLC Configuration Function Li
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Function Libraries DI16/DO16". Repe
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4.3.6 The Flash File System Functio
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4.4.1 Installing a Thread Function
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Thread usage Function Libraries A t
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4.4.2 Installing / Uninstalling a T
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To uninstall a timer task: Function
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4.4.3 Enabling / Disabling the Outp
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4.4.5 Direct Write of Local Outputs
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FUNCTION INSTALL_ERROR_IRQ : BOOL V
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Function Libraries INSTALL_INPUT_IR
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4.4.8 Installing a REF IRQ Module F
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4.4.10 Setting up the Watchdog Func
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4.5 Library MMC.LIB Function Librar
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4.5.2 Registering with the File Sys
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4.5.4 Copying Files Function Librar
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4.5.6 Determining the Free MMC Spac
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4.5.8 Moving a File Function Librar
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4.5.9 Opening a File Function Libra
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4.5.10 Reading from a File Function
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4.5.12 Setting the Edit Bookmark of
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4.5.14 Initialising the File System
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Function Libraries FUNCTION_BLOCK M
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� Use 'start' to repeatedly run t
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4.6.4 Online Reset (cold) 4.6.5 Res
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4.7.2 Variables with Set Addresses
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4.8 Extraremanent Data 4.8.1 Remane
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Remanent Data If an extraremanent m
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TYPE Extrarema_02: STRUCT END_STRUC
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Start_OK := CheckXREMDATA(Clear); I
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5 Software Software Read this secti
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Internal combi I/Os %IX0.0-%IX0.3 a
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Internal I/Os AI_x and AO_x I/O Var
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Software If an "Input IRQ module" h
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5.3.3 Functions of Internal Outputs
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Software Value Frequency Value Freq
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5.3.4 Short-circuited Output Softwa
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5.3.5 Internal Analogue Input Funct
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Page 153 and 154: 6 PROFIBUS-DP 6.1 Basic Information
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Page 175 and 176: PROGRAM PLC_PRG VAR CANMaster_Ok: B
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Page 179 and 180: Example VAR C690_Error: BYTE; END_V
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Page 185 and 186: 9 Appendix 9.1 Technical Data 9.1.1
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Page 189 and 190: 9.1.3 Communication Ports V.24 port
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Page 197 and 198: 9.6 Index A, B, Ref counter 146 con
Page 199: PROFIBUS port 43 PROFIBUS-DP 153 di
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