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- Page 1 Fiber Optic ibaNet Interface Board for PCI and PCI Express Manual Issue 1.11...
- Page 2 However, the information in this publication is updated regularly. Required corrections are contained in the following regulations or can be down- loaded on the Internet. The current version is available for download on our web site www.iba-ag.com. Copyright notice Windows ®...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Manual Table of contents About this manual ................... 5 Target group ....................9 Notations ....................... 9 Used symbols....................10 Safety and other advices ................11 Intended application ..................11 Conventional installation ................11 Special safety advices ................. 11 Scope of delivery................... 12 System requirements .................. - Page 4 Manual ibaFOB-D Synchronization of more than one iba board ..........46 Important information .................. 46 Procedure ....................46 System integration ..................47 10.1 Sample applications for ibaFOB-D .............. 47 10.1.1 Operation for data acquisition ..............47 10.1.2 Operation with ibaPDA and 32Mbit transmission mode ....... 47 10.1.3...
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Page 5: About This Manual
Manual About this manual This manual describes design, application and operation of the ibaFOB-D board family (PCI and PCI Express) and its extension modules ibaFOB-4o-D (short and long). PCI boards ibaFOB-2i-D ibaFOB-io-D ibaFOB-2io-D ibaFOB-4i-D Issue 1.11... - Page 6 Manual ibaFOB-D PCI Express boards (HW version A) ibaFOB-2i-Dexp ibaFOB-io-Dexp ibaFOB-2io-Dexp ibaFOB-4i-Dexp Issue 1.11...
- Page 7 Manual PCI Express boards (HW version B) ibaFOB-2i-Dexp ibaFOB-io-Dexp ibaFOB-2io-Dexp ibaFOB-4i-Dexp Issue 1.11...
- Page 8 Manual ibaFOB-D Extension modules ibaFOB-4o-D rackline slot (output module with short slot plate for ibaRackline) ibaFOB-4o-D-PCI (output module with long slot plate for standard PCI slot) Issue 1.11...
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Page 9: Target Group
Manual Target group This manual addresses in particular the qualified professionals who are familiar with han- dling electrical and electronic modules as well as communication and measurement tech- nology. A person is regarded to as professional if he/she is capable of assessing safety and recognizing possible consequences and risks on the basis of his/her specialist train- ing, knowledge and experience and knowledge of the standard regulations. -
Page 10: Used Symbols
Manual ibaFOB-D Used symbols If safety instructions or other notes are used in this manual, they mean: The non-observance of this safety information may result in an imminent risk of death or severe injury: • By an electric shock! • Due to the improper handling of software products which are coupled to input and... -
Page 11: Safety And Other Advices
Automation of industrial systems Measurement data logging and analysis Applications of iba Software products (ibaPDA, ibaLogic, etc.) This board must only be connected to peripheral devices of iba AG or dedicated de- vices of other manufacturers. Important note... -
Page 12: Scope Of Delivery
Manual ibaFOB-D Scope of delivery After unpacking, check the completeness and intactness of the delivery. The scope of delivery includes: ibaFOB-D board or ibaFOB-Dexp board Flat ribbon synchronization cable Manual Issue 1.11... -
Page 13: System Requirements
Manual System requirements Hardware PC with at least: Multicore CPU 2 GHz or better 4 GB RAM or more 100 GB HDD 1 free PCI slot (32 bit or 64 bit) or PCIe 1.0-x1 compatible slot per board Software ... -
Page 14: Device Description
PC. The boards can also be used for connecting an iba-system to automation devices of other manufacturers, e. g. ABB AC 800PEC or SIMATIC TDC- interface boards LO5/LO6. -
Page 15: Modes Of Operation
Manual Modes of operation The table below gives an overview of the available operation modes, link speed, number of signals, data sampling time and typical devices: Link speed Max. number of signals Sampling time Typical device per FO link... -
Page 16: Extension Modules
Outputs of application software In this case the ibaFOB-D board operates in duplex mode, i. e. signals can be re- ceived and transmitted independently. With ibaPDA you are able to use the alarm outputs, with ibaLogic you are able to use these output channels as output re- sources. -
Page 17: Front View
Figure 1: Front view *This ID label is used to distinguish the individual ibaFOB board types. The following ID label indicates the following board types: D: ibaFOB-D and ibaFOB-Dexp TDC:ibaFOB-TDC and ibaFOB-TDCexp SD: ibaFOB-SD and ibaFOB-SDexp PC: ibaFOB-PlusControl Additional board connectors... - Page 18 Manual ibaFOB-D PCI Express boards (HW version A) 1 SYNC: synchronization of iba boards (Sync-IRQ connector) 2 +5V: power supply for Sync-i/Sync-o 3 TX-OUT: ibaFOB-4o (outputs) 4 TX-MIRROR: ibaFOB-4o (mir- rored inputs) 5 JTAG: service interface 6 DCF77 & ALARM: spare con-...
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Page 19: Status Display Of Fiber Optic Inputs
Manual Status display of fiber optic inputs Status Description Flashing Power is on and the channel is functioning properly Green (Run) Controller stopped (hardware failure) Yellow Receiving 2Mbit, 3Mbit or 5Mbit telegrams on this channel, link cor- (Link rectly configured... -
Page 20: Debug Led
On top of each FO connector one LED indicates the status of the link. Status Description Computer out of operation or extension module not con- nected with ibaFOB-D board Yellow Flickering No outputs available No fiber optic outputs, i. e. no red laser light visible on output... -
Page 21: Mounting And Dismounting
Do NOT press on the plugs along the top edge on the board. They might brake off. 8. Fix the board to the housing of the PC. If more than one iba PCI(e) board is installed connect all boards with one another by the flat ribbon cable (sync cable). -
Page 22: Dismounting
If you connect an ibaFOB-4o-D extension module to the board you can either mirror the incoming data or use output features of iba software applications ibaPDA or ibaLogic. In mirror mode the incoming data stream is copied without significant delay to the output channels. - Page 23 10. Start the PC. Important note! After the first restart of the computer following the installation of the extension module there is no message indicating new hardware. The extension modules are controlled and administered by the ibaFOB-D board only. Issue 1.11...
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Page 24: Driver Installation
For information on installing the board on an older Windows system, such as Windows XP, refer to one of the previous versions of this manual. Please contact the iba support. With Windows versions 7 and higher, the process is automated as far as possible. - Page 25 Figure 9: Driver installation dialog Click <Install> to start the installation. If the installation is successful, this will be displayed clearly: Figure 10: Successful installation Note If the manual installation is not successful, please contact the iba support. Issue 1.11...
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Page 26: Configuration In Ibapda
6.21.0/6.23.1 or higher. In ibaPDA all the modules that could be added to ibaFOB-F, ibaFOB-S and ibaFOB-X boards can also be added to the ibaFOB-D board. The description is based on the ex- ample of the ibaFOB-2io-D board. 8.1.1 Board view –... -
Page 27: Board View - "Info" Tab
Important note A firmware update should only be performed after consulting the iba support. By means of the <Write firmware> button, you open the “Firmware loader” dialog. Here you can select and load the correct file. - Page 28 Manual ibaFOB-D Figure 13: Firmware loader dialog When you enter a directory path or use the <Browse> button, the table will show a list of firmware files found in that directory. You’ll find the name of the file, the target board and the firmware version(s) in the file.
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Page 29: Link View - 32 Mbit
Manual 8.1.3 Link view – 32 Mbit Figure 14: Link information at 32 Mbit When you click on a link in the tree view then you get information about this link. The information on the left describes the fiber optic (FO) communication. The displayed in- formation will depend on the current protocol on the FO link. - Page 30 Manual ibaFOB-D “Image generation” area The information on the right side of the dialog describes the image generation. An im- age is a collection of bytes that the board writes into the PC system memory via DMA. This image contains all data of the measured signals on that link.
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Page 31: Link View - 3/2Mbit
Manual 8.1.4 Link view – 3/2Mbit Figure 15: Link information at 3Mbit The screenshot above shows the information you see when the link is in 3Mbit mode. There are 3 items that are specific to 2Mbit and 3Mbit: FO signal strength This is the difference between the maximum value and the minimum value received from the FO unit. - Page 32 That is why ibaPDA needs to know the incoming telegram format. The link mode property is extended with the S5 real format when an ibaLink-SM-64-io board is connected to an ibaFOB-D board. Figure 17: Link mode selection for ibaLink-SM-64-i-o...
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Page 33: Link View - 5Mbit
Manual 8.1.5 Link view – 5Mbit Figure 18: Link information at 5Mbit The screenshot above shows the information you see when the link is in 5Mbit mode. Most items have been already explained for 3Mbit. Additional items are: Device firmware date The firmware date of the connected device. -
Page 34: Link View - 32Mbit Flex
Up to 15 devices can be connected in a ring topology per link. In the signal tree on the left side, the links 1 – 15 below the ibaFOB-D board correspond to the address set by the rotary switch at the connected device. - Page 35 The data from the master is mirrored via an ibaFOB-4o-D output board, which is con- nected to the white connector of the ibaFOB-2io-D for mirror mode. See also chap. 5.6. The slave ibaPDA receives the data via an ibaFOB-D input board. Issue 1.11...
- Page 36 The example above with ibaBM-DIS-i-8o is similar to the example with ibaBM-FOX-i- 3o-D. The ibaBM-DIS-i-8o device mode must be set to copy mode (S1 = 0). Configuration in ibaPDA Open the “Configuration” tab in the link view of the ibaFOB-D board to configure the mirror mode. Figure 23: Mirror mode selection...
- Page 37 Manual 3 settings are available for mirror mode: Disabled: The data is not mirrored, so this ibaPDA system is the only one that can acquire data and configure the devices. Master: This ibaPDA system configures the Flex devices on the link. The data and the device configurations are mirrored so that other ibaPDA systems can also ac- quire the data.
- Page 38 However, an ibaFOB-D or ibaFOB-io-ExpressBoard board should be available in the computer. Open the I/O Manager in ibaPDA, click on the link of the board and select the "Configu- ration"...
- Page 39 Manual Due to the large data amounts that are usually captured with ibaBM-DP, it makes sense in most cases to operate just one device on a 32Mbit Flex link. Reserved bandwidth for Ethernet communication The Ethernet channel (address 0) is used to transmit configuration data, to communicate with the web interface and especially with ibaBM-DP for the display of the Profibus diag- nosis.
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Page 40: Configuration Of Output Modules
Manual ibaFOB-D Configuration of output modules 8.2.1 Introduction For a number of devices, it is possible to transmit signals from ibaPDA to a device via the FOB output channel. These output signals are mainly intended to signal events or to trigger alarms or warnings. -
Page 41: Configuration
Manual 8.2.2 Configuration In the I/O Manager, section Hardware you can see the ibaFOB-D board and the config- ured input modules. Figure 26: Section Hardware (inputs) To configure the output links you have to switch to the section Outputs in the I/O Man- ager. -
Page 42: Systems In 3Mbit Mode
Manual ibaFOB-D 8.2.3 Systems in 3Mbit mode The output modules "ibaNet750-BM" and "FOB alarm" are available for selection in this mode. Up to 64 analog and 64 digital output signals can be configured for both modules. Descriptions using the example of a "FOB alarm" module: Each fiber optic output link can have a FOB alarm module assigned. -
Page 43: Systems With 32Mbit Flex Mode
Depending on which section you are in, you can only configure either the input or output signals. The configuration of the outputs is explained below using the iba modular system as an example. Modules, like in this example a mixed module with digital and analog inputs and outputs (ibaMS4xADIO), can be added both in the Hardware section and in the Outputs section. - Page 44 Manual ibaFOB-D Figure 33: Configuration of digital output signals Figure 34: Configuration of analog output signals Note Some device modules, which are only intended for outputs, also offer digital diagnostic signals in the Hardware view, i.e. on the "input side". You can use these signals to mon- itor the output function.
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Page 46: Synchronization Of More Than One Iba Board
Always save your system configuration before changing hardware components. Procedure You should perform the following steps after you’ve installed the PCI board: 1. Connect all iba boards with the synchronization cable using the light blue plugs, see chapter 5.6. Figure 36: Connecting multiple iba PCI boards by sync cable 2. -
Page 47: System Integration
Manual System integration 10.1 Sample applications for ibaFOB-D 10.1.1 Operation for data acquisition Transmission mode (FO) 3Mbit (input) Sample rate 1 kHz Sample time 1 ms Peripheral devices Applications All ibaPADU, ibaPDA ibaDig-40, ibaBM-DDCSM, ibaBM-SLM, ibaBM-DPM-S ibaQDR ibaLink-SM-64-io, ibaLink-SM-64-SD16, ibaLink-SM-128V-i-2o, ibaLogic ibaLink-MBII-io, etc. -
Page 48: Operation With Ibapda And Ibapadu-S-It
Manual ibaFOB-D 10.1.3 Operation with ibaPDA and ibaPADU-S-IT Transmission mode (FO) 32Mbit Sample rate 20 kHz Sample time 50 μs Peripheral devices Applications ibaPADU-S-IT with ibaMS modules ibaPDA 10.1.4 Operation with ibaPDA and 32Mbit Flex protocol Transmission mode (FO) 32Mbit Flex... - Page 49 Manual Transmission mode (FO) 32Mbit (input) 32Mbit (output) Sample rate 0.5 kHz to 20 kHz Sample time 2 ms to 50 μs Peripheral devices Applications ibaPADU-S-IT with ibaMS modules, ibaBM-DPM-S, ibaNet750- ibaLogic BM-D, ibaLink-VME, etc. Issue 1.11...
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Page 50: Special Topologies With Ibafob-D
The number of ibaFOB input boards can be significantly reduced by replacement in this way for existing systems with many ibaNet peripheral devices. The cleared PCI/PCIe slots can be used for more iba input boards. Furthermore, this technique provides access to the fast communication for elder devices. -
Page 51: Operation With Ibabm-Col-8I-O And Ibabm-Dis-I-8O
The number of ibaFOB input boards can be significantly reduced by replacement in this way for existing systems with many ibaNet peripheral devices. The cleared PCI/PCIe slots can be used for more iba input boards. Furthermore, this technique provides access to the fast communication for elder devices. -
Page 52: Operation With Ibabm-Dis-I-8O In Output Mode
8 devices in a daisy-chain on each output link of the ibaBM-DIS-i-8o (up to a total of 64 devices). Only 1 FO output of an ibaFOB-D board is needed. Figure 39: Operation for output signals with ibaBM-DIS-i-8o and ibaPADU-8-o... -
Page 53: 32Mbit Flex Protocol And Ibafob-D Network
The ibaNet 32Mbit Flex protocol (referred to as "Flex protocol") is a manufacturer specific data transfer protocol by iba AG. This protocol serves to transfer measurement and con- figuration data via FO connections between different iba devices. The PC boards of the ibaFOB-D/ibaFOB-Dexp and ibaFOB-io-ExpressBoard series, the ibaFOB-io-USB adapter as well as some devices for data acquisition support this protocol. -
Page 54: Ibafob-D Network
More information about data size in the Flex ring, see chap. 8.1.6.2 11.2 ibaFOB-D Network Beginning with ibaPDA version 6.26.0 or higher, an ibaFOB-D network adapter will be optionally installed. Optionally, the installation of the driver can also be disabled in the installation wizard. For an individual installation the file ibaFobDNetworkInstall.exe is available. -
Page 55: Ip Addresses In The Ibafob-D Network
11.2.1 IP Addresses in the ibaFOB-D network The Flex devices are identified via an IP address in the ibaFOB-D network. The IP ad- dress of the ibaFOB-D network adapter is by default: 172.29.0.100 and the subnet mask 255.255.0.0. - Page 56 Changing the IP address of the ibaFOB-D network adapter When the IP address of the ibaFOB-D network adapter has been changed (only the first two octets are allowed), the connected Flex devices have to apply again the configuration in ibaPDA by clicking on <OK>...
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Page 57: Technical Data
Manual Technical data 12.1 Main data ibaFOB-D/ibaFOB-Dexp Short description Designation ibaFOB-D/ibaFOB-Dexp Description PCI and PCI Express boards with FO connectors for ibaNet con- nections Name Order no. Name Order no. FO connectors ibaFOB-4i-D 11.115700 ibaFOB-4i-Dexp 11.118000 4 x Input ibaFOB-2i-D 11.115710... -
Page 58: Main Data Extension Module
Manual ibaFOB-D 12.2 Main data Extension module Short description Designation ibaFOB-4o-D Description Extension module for ibaFOB-D for mirroring of FO inputs or for active FO outputs Name Order no. FO connectors ibaFOB-4o-D rackline slot 11.116200 4 x Outputs (short design for ibaRackline) 11.116201... - Page 59 11.118010 ibaFOB-2io-Dexp 11.118020 ibaFOB-io-Dexp 11.118030 ibaFOB-2i-Dexp Responsible Party - U.S. Contact Information iba America, LLC 370 Winkler Drive, Suite C Alpharetta, Georgia 30004 (770) 886-2318-102 www.iba-america.com FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference re- ceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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Page 60: Dimension Sheet
Manual ibaFOB-D 12.3 Dimension sheet 12.3.1 PCI board Figure 40: Dimension sheet, example ibaFOB-4i-D (Dimensions in mm) 12.3.2 PCI Express board (HW version A) Figure 25: Dimension sheet, example ibaFOB-4i-Dexp (Dimensions in mm) Issue 1.11... -
Page 61: Pci Express Board (Hw Version B)
Manual 12.3.3 PCI Express board (HW version B) Figure 26: Dimension sheet, example ibaFOB-4i-Dexp (Dimensions in mm) Issue 1.11... -
Page 62: Support And Contacts
+49 911 97282-33 E-Mail: iba@iba-ag.com Contact: Mr. Harald Opel Shipping address iba AG Gebhardtstr. 10 90762 Fuerth Germany Regional and Worldwide For contact data of your regional iba office or representative please refer to our web site www.iba-ag.com. Issue 1.11...