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NivuLink Compact
NLC0 CLOG
NLC0 CS70
NLC0 CNF0
NIVUS GmbH • Im Taele 2 • 75031 Eppingen, Germany • Internet: www.nivus.com
Phone: +49 (0)7262 9191-0 • Fax: +49 (0)7262 9191-999 • E-mail: info@nivus.com
DATA TECHNOLOGY
Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020
Original Manual: German, rev 02 as of 06.08.2020
Firmware version: 11
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- Page 1 Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020 Original Manual: German, rev 02 as of 06.08.2020 measure analyse optimise NIVUS GmbH • Im Taele 2 • 75031 Eppingen, Germany • Internet: www.nivus.com Phone: +49 (0)7262 9191-0 • Fax: +49 (0)7262 9191-999 • E-mail: info@nivus.com...
- Page 2 Branch Offices Nivus AG NIVUS Middle East (FZE) Burgstrasse 28 Building Q 1-1 ap. 055 8750 Glarus, Schweiz P.O. Box: 9217 Phone: +41 (0)55 6452066 Sharjah Airport International Fax: +41 (0)55 6452014 Free Zone swiss@nivus.com Phone: +971 6 55 78 224 www.nivus.de...
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Page 3: Copyrights And Property Rights
Copyrights and Property Rights Copyrights and Property Rights This document and its contents are proprietary to NIVUS GmbH and are not to be repro- duced or copied without the express written permission of NIVUS GmbH. Violations oblige to compensation. Important Note This manual may exclusively - even in parts - be copied or translated in any other way with the express written consent of NIVUS GmbH. -
Page 4: Change History
Change History Change History Revision Datum Changes Editor 06.08.2020 Creation Was skipped Was skipped page 4 NivuLink Compact - Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020... -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents Copyrights and Property Rights ............. 3 Change History ..................4 General Product Information ............9 General..................... 9 2.1 About this Manual ..................9 2.2 Required Documentation ................. 9 2.3 Signs and Definitions used ..............10 2.3.1 Font Conventions ................ - Page 6 Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 5.4.4 Internal Data Bus Status ..............25 5.4.5 Module Status ................... 25 5.4.6 Connection Status to Communication Hub ........25 5.5 Mode Selector Switch ................26 5.6 Input clamps ..................27 Technical Data ................28 6.1 Device Data ................... 28 6.2 System Data ..................
- Page 7 10.7 Reboot Function ..................57 NIVUS WebPortal ................58 11.1 Basic Information ................... 58 11.2 Verify Connection to NIVUS WebPortal ..........58 11.3 Process Variables .................. 59 11.3.1 Edit Process Variable ............... 59 11.3.2 Configuration Options for Process Variables ........60 Accessories and Extensions ............61...
- Page 8 Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact Dismantling ..................64 Disposal ..................65 Index......................66 EU Declarations of Conformity ...............68 page 8 NivuLink Compact - Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020...
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Page 9: General Product Information
If you should have problems to understand information contained within this instruction man- ual either contact the NIVUS GmbH or one of the distributors for further support. The legally associated companies and subsidiaries of NIVUS group cannot be held responsible for dam- age to persons or material due to incorrectly understood information in this instruction. -
Page 10: Signs And Definitions Used
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 2.3 Signs and Definitions used 2.3.1 Font Conventions Representation Meaning Remarks Cross reference Reference to further or detailed infor- mation. Reference to docu- Refers to accompanying documentation. ment italic Path or file Path to a file or file name Menu Menu point Name of a menu point... -
Page 11: Warranty
Limitation of warranty In the event of non-compliance with the safety instructions and instructions in this docu- ment, the companies of the NIVUS group of companies reserve the right to limit the war- ranty. NivuLink Compact - Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020... -
Page 12: Disclaimer
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 2.5 Disclaimer All legally associated companies and subsidiaries of NIVUS group assume no liability • for damages owing to a change of this document. The legally associated companies and subsidiaries of NIVUS group reserve the right to change the contents of this document and this disclaimer at any time and without any notice. -
Page 13: Safety Instructions
3 Safety Instructions 3 Safety Instructions 3.1 Used Symbols and Signal Words 2Explanations on the Valuation of the Degrees of Danger: The general warning symbol indicates the risk of personal injuries or death. In the text sec- tion the general warning symbol is used in conjunction with the signal words described below. -
Page 14: Security Measures And Precautions
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 3.2 Security Measures and Precautions To install the unit in your plant and during operation observe the following safety in- formation: Risk of electric shock DANGER Prior to installation, repairs or maintenance works: • Always deactivate all power sources used for the unit. Risk of fire DANGER NivuLink Compact is an open system. - Page 15 3 Safety Instructions CAUTION Risk of equipment damage The units are not resistant to substances having seeping and insulating properties such as aerosols, silicones and triglycerides (as found in some hand creams). • If you cannot be sure that such substances are likely to occur in the environment of the device: install the unit into a housing that is resistant to the above substances.
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Page 16: Intended Use
Note The device is exclusively intended to be used for purposes as described above. Modifying or using the device without the written consent of the NIVUS GmbH will not be considered as use in accordance with the requirements. The legally associated companies and subsidiaries of NIVUS group cannot be held re- sponsible for any damage resulting from improper use. -
Page 17: Personnel Requirements
3 Safety Instructions Keep Manual Keep this manual in a safe place and make sure it is available for the users of this product at any time. Provide Manual This instruction manual is part of the delivery and must be included with the NivuLink com- pact if it is sold. -
Page 18: Delivery, Storing And Transport
NIVUS GmbH in Eppingen. Incomplete deliveries shall be reported in writing either to your local representative or directly to the NIVUS head office in Eppingen within two weeks. Be sure to adhere to a deadline of two weeks. Mistakes cannot be rectified later. -
Page 19: Transport
Protect the device protected against shocks, impacts, shaking and vibrations. Use the original packaging for transport. 4.5 Return In case of a required reshipment return the sensors at customer cost to NIVUS GmbH in Ep- pingen using the original packaging. Insufficiently franked shipments will not be accepted. -
Page 20: Product Overview
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 5.2 Product Overview Controller Serial interface Marking Options (Mini-WSB) LED Indicators – System Reset button (in hole) LED indicators – Mobile radio network status LED Indicators – Power Supply Feed-in section (fixed controller component, cannot be removed) Analog input clamps RCP0 750 4530 (only for NLC0 CLOG) 10 Digital input clamp RCP0 750 1405 (only for NLC0 CLOG) 11 Bus terminal clamp RCP0 750 6000... -
Page 21: Device Identification
5 Product Specification 5.3 Device Identification 5.3.1 Labelling The front labelling includes: • Device designation • Name of the display elements, connections and control elements • Serial number with hardware and firmware version The side labelling includes: • Manufacturer's identification •... -
Page 22: Id Plate
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 5.3.2 ID Plate The ID plate is fixed to the controller enclosure and contains the following information: • Postal address of NIVUS GmbH • Article number • Serial number The first 4 digits of the serial number correspond with the manufacturing date (year and week no.) of the completed unit, e. -
Page 23: Led Indication Field Bus/System
5 Product Specification 5.4 LED Indication Field Bus/System Status LED S5 System status Status LED S4 PLC program status Status LED S3 Internal data bus status Status LED S2 Module status Status LED S1 Without function Network status Status of connection to communications hub Fig. -
Page 24: Network Status
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 5.4.2 Network Status Status Remarks Green 3G network Yellow 2G network No service Flashing red, flash code 1-1 No SIM card inserted Flashing red, flash code 1-2 Invalid/locked SIM card Flashing red, flash code 2-1 Modem not connected Flashing red, flash code 2-2 Modem initialisation error (incompatible firmware version... -
Page 25: Internal Data Bus Status
5.4.6 Connection Status to Communication Hub Der Controller checks every 3 minutes whether there is a data connection to NICOS or to the NIVUS WebPortal available. The USR-LED indicates the connection status an. Can be used for diagnostic purposes on site. -
Page 26: Mode Selector Switch
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 5.5 Mode Selector Switch Fig. 5-5 Mode selector switch Position Switch Mode Function Detent Normal operation e!RUNTIME applications running STOP Detent Stop All e!RUNTIME applications stopped Reset warm boot: actions > 2 - < 7 seconds RESET Momentary Reset cold boot: actions >... -
Page 27: Input Clamps
5 Product Specification 5.6 Input clamps (Only for NLC0 CLOG) Error AI 1 Error AI 3 AI 1 Ground AI 3 Ground Error AI 2 Error AI 4 Data contacts 10 AI 2 11 Ground 12 AI 4 13 Ground 14 Power contacts All specified ground potentials relate to the same ground potential and are not specified individually for... -
Page 28: Technical Data
Push-push mechanism, sealable cover lid Type of memory card SD and SDHC up to 32 GB (all guaranteed prop- erties are valid only in connection with the NIVUS memory card NLC0 7580 8790). Tab. 6-4 Technical data – System data page 28 NivuLink Compact - Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020... -
Page 29: Power Supply
6 Technical Data 6.3 Power supply DC 24 V (−25 % … +30 %) Power supply Max. input current (24 V) 550 mA Power failure time acc. IEC 61131-2 Depending on external buffering Total current for clamps (5 V) 700 mA Isolation 500 V system/supply Tab. -
Page 30: Mobile Radio Modem
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 6.6 Mobile Radio Modem Technology GSM / Edge / UMTS / HSPA+ SIM card type / slot Mini SIM, push-push mechanism Communication Quad band Communication types SMS (bidirectional), GPRS connection to the Internet Tab. 6-8 Technical data – Mobile radio modem 6.7 Connection Type ®... -
Page 31: Analog Input Clamp Rcp0 750 4530
6 Technical Data 6.9 Analog Input Clamp RCP0 750 4530 (Only for Art. NLC0 CLOG) Number of analog inputs Total number of channels (input terminals) Signal type Current Current signal type DC 0 … 20 mA Sensor connection 4 x (2-wire) Max. -
Page 32: Digital Input Clamp Rcp0 750 1405
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 6.10 Digital Input Clamp RCP0 750 1405 (Only for Art. NLC0 CLOG) Number of digital inputs Total number of channels (input terminals) Signal type Current Current signal type DC 24 V Sensor connection 16 x (1-wire) Input characteristic Positive-switching Input filter (digital) -
Page 33: Mounting
7 Mounting 7 Mounting 7.1 Installation Position Along with horizontal and vertical installation, all other installation positions are allowed.. Use an end stop in the case of vertical mounting! In the case of vertical assembly an extra end stop has to be mounted underneath the fieldbus node as an additional safeguard against slipping. -
Page 34: Mounting Onto Carrier Rail
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact Mounting space with antenna 96.0 mm / 3.779 inch Height controller 71.9 mm / 2.830 inch Height controller as of carrier rail top edge 64.7 mm / 2.547 inch Height clamp 67.8 mm / 2.669 inch Height clamp as of carrier rail top edge 60.6 mm / 2.385 inch Fig. -
Page 35: Spacing
7 Mounting • A sufficiently stable carrier rail should be selected and, if necessary, sev- eral mounting points (every 20 cm) should be used in order to prevent bending and twisting (torsion). • The base of the components extends into the profile of the carrier rail. For carrier rails with a height of 7.5 mm, mounting points are to be riveted un- der the node in the carrier rail (slotted head captive screws or blind rivets). -
Page 36: Mounting Sequence
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 7.5 Mounting Sequence CAUTION Risk of injury through sharp-edged blade contacts. • Handle terminal clamps with care. Basic mounting information: • Snap NivuLink Compact controller and terminals directly onto a carrier rail according to EN 50022 (TS 35). •... -
Page 37: Mounting Controller
7 Mounting 7.6 Mounting Controller CAUTION Danger of equipment damage through working under voltage. • Disconnect devices from mains power before you start working. Top view locking disc Latch locking Release locking Nose of locking disc Release strap Fig. 7-4 Controller locking Inserting the Controller: 1. -
Page 38: Installation
The sensitive electronic components inside of the instrument may be damaged by static elec- tricity which may impair the instrument’s performance or even lead to instrument failure. The NIVUS GmbH recommends the following steps to avoid equipment damage due to electro- static discharge: •... -
Page 39: Connect Conductor To Cage Clamp
8 Installation • To discharge your body and to stay free of static electricity wear an anti- static wristband grounded through a cable. • Only touch components that are sensitive to electric charges in an anti- static working area. If possible, use antistatic mats and work pads. ®... -
Page 40: Power Supply Concept
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 8.4 Power Supply Concept 8.4.1 Protection of the Electronics Power Supply CAUTION Power electronic components only with appropriate protection measures! Power the electronic components of the controller only through connectors 1 and 5 using a 2 A slow-blow fuse. Higher currents may damage the electronic components. Connector Name Description... -
Page 41: Equipotential Bonding
8 Installation 8.4.2 Equipotential Bonding For equipotential bonding use a potential supply module! If you wish to use the lower power contact for equipotential bonding e.g. between screen connections and you need an extra terminal for such a potential use an additional WAGO Potential Supply Module 750-601/ 602/ 610 downstream of the WAGO Power Supply Filter 750-626. -
Page 42: Wiring Examples
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 8.5.1.2 Wiring Examples Fig. 8-5 Connecting a 2-wire probe (e.g. pressure probe, i-Sensor) to NLC0 CLOG Fig. 8-6 Connecting a 3-wire probe to NLC0 CLOG page 42 NivuLink Compact - Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020... -
Page 43: Screening
8 Installation 8.5.1.3 Screening General The use of screened cables reduces electromagnetic influence and hence improves the sig- nal quality. Measurement errors, data transmission errors and errors due to overvoltage can be avoided. Connect cable screen to ground potential! Consistent screening is absolutely necessary to guarantee technical specifications regard- ing the measurement accuracy. -
Page 44: Digital Inputs
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact Fig. 8-7 Example WAGO Screen Connection System Fig. 8-8 Using the WAGO Screen Connection System 8.5.2 Digital Inputs DI 13 – DI 16: Digital inputs with counter function Fig. 8-9 Wiring diagram digital inputs page 44 NivuLink Compact - Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020... -
Page 45: Nlc0 Cs70
Via ETHERNET: use network cable and ETHERNET interface X1 or X2 on NivuLink Compact • Or via MPI: use TCP/IP adapter (available from NIVUS upon request) To set up communication between NLC CS70 and a S7 PLC the settings below need to be adjusted in TIA portal: •... -
Page 46: Nlc0 Cnf0
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact NLC0 CNF0 The values below are transmitted: • Flow • Level • Flow velocity • Water temperature • Air temperature The setting below is preconfigured and cannot be modified: IP address NivuFlow: 192.168.1.11 Modbus Port 502 Set up communication to NivuFlow: •... -
Page 47: Initial Start-Up
• have connected the electronics and field-side power supply (see chap- ter 8.4), • have mounted the bus terminal clamp (NIVUS Art-No. RCP0 750 6000) (see chapter 7.5), • have performed appropriate potential equalization at your machine/system (see chapter 8.4.2) and •... -
Page 48: Network Settings
There are 2 options to achieve this: Option 1 (recommended by NIVUS): 1. Determine the IP address of the host PC (see Chapter 9.3.2). 2. Adjust the IP address of the host PC to the pre-set IP address of the controller if re- quired (see Chapters 9.3.1... -
Page 49: Ip-Addresses Nivulink Compact And Host Pc
9 Initial Start-Up 9.3.1 IP-Addresses NivuLink Compact and Host PC NivuLink Compact: Per default the ETHERNET interface (Port X1 und Port X2) of the controllers is set to the ad- dress below: Ethernet Interface Default Setting X1/X2 192.168.1.111 Tab. 9-2 Pre-set IP address of Ethernet interfaces Host PC: The default IP address of the controller is 192.168.1.111, the host PC must be within the same subnet. -
Page 50: Determine Ip Address Of The Host Pc
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 9.3.2 Determine IP Address of the Host PC In order to get access to the controller it is necessary to determine the IP address of the host PC. The procedure required for the Microsoft Windows® operating system is described be- low. -
Page 51: Adjusting The Ip Address Of The Host Pc
9 Initial Start-Up 9.3.3 Adjusting the IP Address of the Host PC The following procedure describes how to adjust the IP address of the host PC to the IP ad- dress of the controller in the Microsoft Windows® operating system. Procedure: 1. -
Page 52: Deactivate / Restart Controller
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 9.4 Deactivate / Restart Controller Deactivate Controller: • Switch off power supply. Restart Controller: 1. Set the mode switch to RUN or STOP. 2. Press the Reset key (RST) longer than 1 second but less than 8 seconds. ... -
Page 53: Cold Start Reset
Web-Based Management (WBM) serves to configure the controller. You can access the WBM using an Internet browser. NIVUS recommend using Google Chrome. In the following sections you can find any relevant information for the commissioning of the NivuLink Compact by using WBM. -
Page 54: Call Up Wbm
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 10.3 Call Up WBM Prerequisite: • The controller is active (see Chapter 9.2). Procedure: 1. Connect the controller to the ETHERNET network using ETHERNET interface X1. 2. Open Internet browser (recommended: Google Chrome). 3. Type https://192.168.1.111/ into address line and confirm with [Enter]. -
Page 55: Wbm Screen Layout
10 Configuration via Web Based Management (WBM) 10.4 WBM Screen Layout The figure below gives an example on the layout of the WBM browser screen. Header line Device name Shown only when a user is logged in: user name When a user is logged in: Logout button When no user is logged in: Login button Navigation: here all entries and sub-entries can be selected if required Entry highlighted blue: selected, entry is shown in information area (6). -
Page 56: Log In With Wbm
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 10.5 Log In with WBM Procedure: 1. Click Login in the header line. Or: select the grey entry directly in the navigation. The login mask opens. 2. In the User name input field enter "user". 3. -
Page 57: Reboot Function
10 Configuration via Web Based Management (WBM) 2. Change IP address of the X1/X2 ETHERNET interfaces: Change the IP address in the IP Address input field. Use Submit or [Enter] to confirm. A new IP address is assigned to the X1 and X2 ETHERNET interfaces of the control- ler. -
Page 58: Nivus Webportal
11 NIVUS WebPortal NIVUS WebPortal is a data management system for storage and provision of measurement data. The measured data are transmitted from NivuLink Compact to the NIVUS WebPortal as standard. This chapter provides all relevant information required to successfully operate the NLC in combination with the NIVUS WebPortal. -
Page 59: Process Variables
11 NIVUS WebPortal 11.3 Process Variables Process variables (PV) present the process status in the NIVUS WebPortal. Each process variable represents a process parameter (e.g. filling level). The process variable’s value is the process value. The process variables of the NivuLink Compact are pre-configured for your application per default. -
Page 60: Configuration Options For Process Variables
Select option window Opens a configura- Configure value (e.g. limit value) tion window Deletes selected option Checkbox Activate or deactivate Tab. 11-1 NIVUS WebPortal: overview on options to edit process variables page 60 NivuLink Compact - Document revision 02 / 06.08.2020... -
Page 61: Accessories And Extensions
12 Accessories and Extensions 12 Accessories and Extensions 12.1 NIVUS Accessories and Extensions The following accessories and extensions can be purchased from NIVUS. Accessories: Art.-No. Description NLC0 7580 8790 SD memory card for NivuLink Control, 2 GB NLF0 ANTENNE Antenna GSM & GPRS; DELTA7B/x/SMAM/S/S/11, SMA male NLF0 KOMBI USV Combi UPS switching power adapter 24 V DC / 5 A;... -
Page 62: Wago Accessories
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 12.2 WAGO Accessories The following accessories can be purchased from WAGO. WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG Tel.: +49(571) 887-4433 orderservice.de@wago.com End Stops: Order-No. Description 249-116 End stop for DIN 35 rail, 6 mm wide 249-117 End stop for DIN 35 rail, 10 mm wide Tab. -
Page 63: Maintenance And Cleaning
13.1 Maintenance Interval The NivuLink Compact is conceived to be virtually free of calibration, maintenance and wear. NIVUS recommends having the entire measurement system inspected by the NIVUS cus- tomer service once per year. Depending on the area of use the maintenance intervals however may vary. Extent and intervals of maintenance depend on the following conditions: •... -
Page 64: Dismantling
Instruction Manual NivuLink Compact 14 Dismantling CAUTION Risk of personal injury due to sharp edged blade contacts. • Handle input terminals and bus terminal clamps carefully. Risk of equipment damage CAUTION due to working on live systems. • Disconnect equipment from mains power prior to working on the unit. Top view locking disc Fix lock Release lock... -
Page 65: Disposal
Observe the local disposal regulations and laws. NIVUS GmbH is registered with the EAR, therefore public collection and return points in Germany can be used for disposal. -
Page 66: Index
Network settings ............48 NivuFlow ................ 46 Delivery ................. 18 NivuLink Compact, Overview ........20 Device identification ............22 NIVUS WebPortal ............58 Device Versions ............. 19 Access Data .............. 58 Digital input clamp ........... 20, 27 Call Up ..............58 Dimensions .............. - Page 67 15 Disposal System data .............. 28 Technical Data .............. 28 S7 SPS Set up communication........45 Terminal - Mounting............36 Screening Translation ............... 3 Bus line ..............43 Transport ............... 19 Signal lines ..............43 Security measures ............14 Storing ................18 User’s responsibilities ............
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Page 68: Eu Declarations Of Conformity
The EU declarations of conformity in this chapter apply to the NivuLink Compact product family. Devices, extensions and accessories of the NivuLink Compact family are manufactured by WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG. The tables below assign the NIVUS article numbers to the according WAGO article numbers. NIVUS Art.-No. NIVUS Name WAGO Art.-No.