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The line-CVM and line-EDS devices have expansion modules to increase their performance. The expansion modules available are: line-M-4IO-R, expansion module with 4 digital inputs and 4 relay outputs. line-M-4IO-T expansion module, with 4 digital inputs and 4 transistor outputs.
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line-M The line-M-3G module can only be connected on the left side of line-EDS devices. If the line-EDS has a line-M-3G connected to it, only 1 expansion module can be connected on its right side. In installations with line-EDS devices a total of up to seven devices may be connected to their right- hand side.
line-M 3.- INSTALLATION OF THE DEVICE 3�1�- PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS In order to use the device safely, personnel operating it must follow the safety meas- ures that comply with the standards of the country where it is to be installed; operators must wear the required personal protective equipment (rubber gloves, approved facial protection and flame-resistant clothing) to prevent injuries from electric shock or arcs caused by exposure to current-carrying conductors, and they must heed the various...
line-M 3�2�- INSTALLATION When the device is on, its terminals, opening covers or removing elements may ex- pose the user to parts that are hazardous to touch. Do not use the device until it is fully installed. The device must be installed inside electric panel or enclosure, with DIN rail mounting (IEC 60715). Before installing the expansion module, the line-CVM or line-EDS devices must be disconnected from all power supplies, both the device's power supply itself and the measurement's.
3�3�- PANEL ADAPTER 72 x 72 mm Note: The panel adapter 72 x 72 mm is a separately sold accessory. CIRCUTOR has a panel adapter for the line-M expansion modules for their installation on 72 x 72 mm panels. illustrates how the panel adapter connects to a line-M.
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line-M Figure 6: Installation of the panel adapter� Table 3: Technical characteristics of the Panel Adapter� Technical Specifications Protection degree IP40 Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic 68 mm 68 mm Figure 7: Cut in the panel� Instruction Manual...
4.- line-M-4IO-R The line-M-4IO-R expansion module has 4 digital inputs and 4 relay outputs. 4�1�- DEVICE TERMINALS Figure 8: Line-M-4IO-R terminals: Upper - Lower� Table 4: List of line-M-4IO-R terminals� Device terminals 1: C, Common digital inputs 10: NO, Relay Output 1 (NO)
OUT 2 OUT 3 IN 3 IN 4 OUT 4 Figure 10: LEDs: line-M-4IO-R� The line-M-4IO-R have 9 indicating LEDs: CPU, Indicates device status: Table 5: CPU LED� Description Flashing: White: Indicates that the device is powered IN x, Indicates digital input x status: Table 6: Led IN x�...
4�4�- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-R Configuration via display of the line-M-4IO-R is carried out via line-CVM to which it is connected. To access the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key 230. LIII INST PRIMARY VT MEASURE, Measurement parameters SECONDARY VT 1.00...
line-M Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module. To exit the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key 4�4�1�- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ��� 4 Note: Digital input x configuration is identified by the literal D INx at the bottom centre of the display. 4�4�1�1�- Mode and name of digital input x The operating mode and name of digital input x are configured on this screen.
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line-M 4�4�1�2�- Units and energy per pulse Note: Screen visible if the selected operating mode is a pulse input, IMPULSE� This screen enables unit and energy per pulse configuration. UNITS WEIGHT SETUP SLOT1 D IN1 Hold down key to set the units (UNITS)�...
line-M 4�4�1�4�- Input signal logic Note: Screen visible if the selected operating mode is a pulse input, STATUS� This screen enables configuration of input signal operating logic. INPUT LOGIC POSITIVE SETUP D IN1 SLOT1 Hold down key to set the operating logic �...
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line-M Table 9: Variable codes for Output programming (Table 1)� Parameter Phase Code Phase Code Phase Code Phase Code Phase-Neutral voltage Phase-Phase voltage Current Frequency Total Active Power Consumed Active Power Generated Active Power Total Apparent Power Consumed Apparent Power Generated Apparent Power Total Reactive Power Total Consumed Reactive Power...
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line-M Table 11 (Continuation): Variable codes for Output programming (Table 3)� Parameter Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code emissions from generation Total Table 12: Variable codes for Output programming (Energy Pulses)� Parameter Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code Consumed Active Energy Total Total...
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line-M Table 12 (Continuation): Variable codes for Output programming (Energy Pulses)� Parameter Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code Tariff Code Generated Capacitive Reactive Energy Total Total Total Total Consumed Apparent Energy Total Total Total Total Generated Apparent Energy Total Total Total Total 4�4�2�2�- Maximum and minimum values...
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line-M 4�4�2�3�- Connection and disconnection delay Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is in Table 9 Table 10 Table 11. This screen enables alarm connection and disconnection delay configuration in seconds. DELAY ON DELAY OFF D OUT1 SLOT1 SETUP Hold down key...
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line-M Hold down key to set contact status (CONTACT TYPE) Use keys to skip through the different options: NC, Contact normally closed. NO, Contact normally open. Hold down key to validate the value. Use key to skip to the next programming point. 4�4�2�5�- Latch Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is in Table 9...
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line-M 4�4�2�6�- Energy per pulse and contact status Note: Screen visible if the selected digital output variable is an energy, see Table 12 This screen enables energy per pulse and contact status configuration. WEIGHT CONTACT TYPE D OUT1 SLOT1 SETUP Hold down key to set the energy per pulse (WEIGHT)�...
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line-M Hold down key to set pulse width to a high level (HIGH PERIOD) to set pulse width to a low level Hold down key (LOW PERIOD) Use keys to modify the digit's value. Press key to skip through the digits. ...
4�5�- MODBUS MEMORY MAP line-M-4IO-R Note: For all modbus map parameters, SLOT1 corresponds to the first expansion module connected to the right-hand side of the line-CVM-D and SLOT2 corresponds to the second connected module. 4�5�1�- INPUT AND OUTPUT STATUS The Function 0x02, is implemented for these variables.
line-M 4�5�3�- ALARMS The Function 0x04, is implemented for these variables. Table 16: Modbus Memory Map: Alarms� Address Parameter Format Units SLOT 1 SLOT 2 Output relay 1 alarm activation date Uint [32] C677-C678 CA5F-CA60 Epoch Output relay 2 alarm activation date Uint [32] C68B-C68C CA73-CA74...
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line-M Table 17 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Digital Inputs� Default Parameter Format Address Valid data range value Decimals Uint [16] C4FA 0... 9 0: Positive logic Input signal logic Uint [16] C4F9 (10) 1: Negative logic Digital input 4 0: Status input - Mode Int [16] C504...
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line-M Table 17 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Digital Inputs� Default Parameter Format Address Valid data range value C8F3-C8F4- Units String C8F5 Decimals Uint [16] C8EE 0... 9 0: Positive logic Input signal logic Uint [16] C8ED (10) 1: Negative logic If 2 modules are configured in the TARIFF option, the device will apply the tariff set in the second module.
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line-M Table 18 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Relay outputs� Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value 0: No - 1: Yes Latch Bool C36D Latching time Uint [16] C36E 0... 65499 s Output unlocking (12) Bool C684 Manual Operation: ON (Connect output): FF00 Bool C68D...
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line-M Table 18 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Relay outputs� Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value Minimum value Float [32] C73C-C73D Depends on the selected variable (13) Connection delay 0... 65499 s Uint [16] C73E High level pulse width 0...
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line-M Table 18 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Relay outputs� Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value 0... 65499 s Latching time Uint [16] C76A Bool CA80 Output unlocking (11) Manual Operation: ON (Connect output): FF00 Bool CA89 OFF (Disconnect output): 0000 Output status (11) (12) Relay output 4...
4�6�- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-R General features Maximum power of the module Installation category CAT III 300V Refresh time 200 ms (15) Response time (outputs)/Detection time (inputs) < 200 ms (15) With the module connected to a line-CVM. (15) Digital inputs...
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line-M (Continuation) Standards Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory UL 61010-1 Use - Part 1: General Requirements 52.5 Figure 12: Line-M dimensions� Instruction Manual...
line-M 5�2� - CONNECTION DIAGRAM Enabling digital inputs with the device’s Enabling digital inputs with an external internal source (+12 V) source (+24 V) Entradas digitales Salidas de transistor Entradas digitales Salidas de transistor Digital inputs Transistor outputs Digital inputs Transistor outputs 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4...
line-M 5�3 �- LED INDICATORS line-M-4IO-T IN 1 OUT 1 IN 2 OUT 2 IN 3 OUT 3 IN 4 OUT 4 Figure 15: LEDs: line-M-4IO-T� The line-M-4IO-T expansion module have 9 indicating LEDs: CPU, Indicates device status: Table 20: CPU LED� Description Flashing: White: Indicates that the device is powered...
line-M 5�4�- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-T Configuration via display of the line-M-4IO-T expansion module is carried out via line-CVM to which it is connected. To access the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key 230. LIII INST PRIMARY VT MEASURE, Measurement parameters SECONDARY VT 1.00 SETUP MEASURE...
line-M Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module. To exit the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key 5�4�1�- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ��� 4 Note: Digital input x configuration is identified by the literal D INx at the bottom centre of the display. See Digital Input Configuration in section "4.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ...
line-M 5�6�- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-T General features Maximum power of the module Installation category CAT III 300V Refresh time 200 ms (17) Response time (outputs)/Detection time (inputs) < 200 ms (17) With the module connected to a line-CVM. (17) Digital inputs Quantity Type Optocoupled...
line-M 6�2� - CONNECTION DIAGRAM Entradas analógicas Salidas analógicas Analog inputs Analog outputs Sensor 0/4 ...20 mA Carga externa External load 150Ω line-M-4IO-A Figure 18: Line-M-4IO-A connection diagram� 6�3 �- LED INDICATORS line-M-4IO-A IN 1 OUT 1 IN 2 OUT 2 IN 3 OUT 3 IN 4...
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line-M CPU, Indicates device status: Table 24: CPU LED� Description Flashing: White: Indicates that the device is powered IN x, Indicates analogue input x status: Table 25: Led IN x� Description IN x Green: Indicates activated x input ...
line-M 6�4�- CONFIGURATION Line-M-410-A Configuration via display of the line-M-4IO-A is carried out via line-CVM to which it is connected. To access the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key 230. LIII INST PRIMARY VT MEASURE, Measurement parameters SECONDARY VT 1.00 SETUP MEASURE NAME...
line-M Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module. To exit the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key 6�4�1�- CONFIGURATION OF ANALOGUE INPUTS 1 ��� 4 Note: Analogue input x configuration is identified by the literal A INx at the bottom centre of the dis- play.
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line-M Press key to skip through the digits. Zero and Full Scale: Minimum value: - 32765. Maximum value: 32765. Hold down key to validate the value. Use key to skip to the next programming point. 6�4�1�3�- Units and decimal No� This screen enables configuration of the analogue input's units and number of decimals.
line-M 6�4�2�- CONFIGURATION OF ANALOGUE OUTPUTS 1 ��� 4 Note: Analogue output x configuration is identified by the literal A OUTx at the bottom centre of the display. 6�4�2�1 �- Variable and Scale This screen enables the analogue output's Variable and Scale to be configured. VARIABLE SCALE 0..20mA...
line-M Hold down key to set full scale whose final analogue output value is 20 mA or 10 V. (FULL SCALE), Use keys to modify the digit's value. Press key to skip through the digits. Zero and Full Scale: Minimum value: - 32765.
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line-M 6�5�2�1�- Analogue Input Configuration Table 28: Modbus Memory Map: Analogue Inputs� SLOT 1 Analogue Input 1 Parameter Format Address Valid data range Default value D2F4 - D2F5 - Name String D2F6 - D2F7 Scale Uint [16] D2F2 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA Zero Value Int [16] D2F0...
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line-M Table 28 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Analogue Inputs� Parameter Format Address Valid data range Default value Analogue Input 2 D6F0-D6F1-D6F2- Name String D6F3 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA Scale Uint [16] D6EE Zero Value Int [16] D6EC - 32765...
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line-M Table 29 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Analogue outputs� Configuration parameters Format Address Valid data range Default value 0: 0... 20 mA - 1: 4... 20 mA - Scale Uint [16] D359 2: 0... 10 V Zero Value Int [32] D355-D356 - 32765...
line-M 6�6�- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-4IO-A General features Maximum power of the module Installation category CAT III 300V Refresh time 200 ms (19) Response time (outputs)/Detection time (inputs) < 200 ms (19) With the module connected to a line-CVM. (19) Analogue inputs Quantity Type of measure Current...
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line-M (Continuation) Mechanical features Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic Attachment DIN rail (20) Recommended minimum distance between DIN rails: 150 mm. (20) Standards Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use En 61010-1 Part 1: General requirements� Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards� Immunity for industrial EN 61000-6-2 environments�...
line-M 7.- line-M-4IO-RV The line-M-4IO-RV expansion module has 4 digital inputs in voltage at 230 V~ and 4 relay outputs. 7�1�- DEVICE TERMINALS Figure 21: Line-M-4IO-RV terminals: Upper - Lower� Table 30: List of line-M-410-RV terminals� Device terminals 1: C, Common digital inputs 11: C, Relay output 1 (Common) 2: 1, Digital input 1 12: NC, Relay output 1 (NC)
line-M 7�3 �- LED INDICATORS line-M-4IO-RV OUT 1 IN 1 IN 2 OUT 2 IN 3 OUT 3 IN 4 OUT 4 Figure 23: LEDs: line-M-4IO-RV� The line-M-4IO-RV have 9 indicating LEDs: CPU, Indicates device status: Table 31: CPU LED� Description Flashing: White: Indicates that the device is powered...
line-M 7�4�- CONFIGURATION line-M-4IO-RV Configuration via display of the line-M-4IO-RV is carried out via line-CVM to which it is connected. To access the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key 230. LIII INST PRIMARY VT MEASURE, Measurement parameters SECONDARY VT 1.00 SETUP MEASURE MODE...
line-M Note: SLOT1 is the expansion module nearest line-CVM, SLOT2 is the following expansion module. To exit the configuration menu, hold down (>2s) key 7�4�1�- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ��� 4 Note: Digital input x configuration is identified by the literal D INx at the bottom centre of the display. See Digital Input Configuration in section "4.4.1.- CONFIGURATION OF DIGITAL INPUTS 1 ...
line-M 7�6�- TECHNICAL FEATURES: Line-M-410-RV General features Maximum power of the module Installation category CAT III 300V Refresh time 200 ms (21) Response time (outputs)/Detection time (inputs) < 200 ms (21) With the module connected to a line-CVM. (21) Digital inputs Quantity Type Mains voltage input 230 V~...
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line-M (Continuation) Standards Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory UL 61010-1 Use - Part 1: General Requirements Instruction Manual...
line-M 8.- Line-M-EXT-PS The Line-M-EXT-PS is a power adapter for the Line family of devices. The module is connected to the left side of the device you wish to supply. 8�1�- INSTALLATION The Line-M-EXT-PS connects to the left-hand side of the devices you wish to supply. It can supply up to 10 VA, allowing it to power a limited number of devices.
line-M 9.- line-M-3G The line-M-3G module adds 3G connectivity to the line-EDS device to which it is connected. The module is connected laterally to the left of the line-EDS devices. 9�1�- INSTALLATION OF THE SIM CARD Before installing the SIM card, the module must be disconnected from any power source.
line-M 9�2�- LED INDICATORS CONNECTED CONNECTED SIGNAL SIGNAL Figure 32: LEDs: line-M-3G� The line-M-3G have 4 indicating LEDs: CPU, Indicates device status: Table 36: LED CPU� Description Flashing: White: Indicates that the device is powered CONNECTED, Indicates the connection status: Table 37: LED CONNECTED�...
line-M 9�3�- COMMUNICATIONS 9�3�1�- USAGE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH Wireless communications emit radio frequency electromagnetic energy, like other radio devic es. Because wireless communications operate under the guidelines found in radio frequency stand ards and recommendations, they are safe for users to use. In some settings and situations the use of wireless communications may be restricted by the building’s owner of representatives of the organisation.
line-M 9�4�- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-M-3G Power supply Mode Through the line-EDS devices AC consumption 2.8 ... 4.1 VA ADC consumption 1.9 ... 2.2 W Installation category CAT III 300V 3G communications UMTS/HSPA+: 800/850/900/1900/2100 MHz Networks GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz Protocols PPP/TCP/UDP/FTP/HTTP/MMS/SMTP/SSL UTMS (Class 3): 24 dBm + 1 dB / - 3dB EDGE 850/900 (Class E2): 27 dBm ±...
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line-M Standards Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use EN 61010-1 Part 1: General requirements� Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Part 6-2: General standards� Immunity for industrial EN 61000-6-2 environments� Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Part 6-4: General standards� Emission standard for EN 61000-6-4 industrial environments�...
line-M 10.- line-TCPRS1 The line-TCPRS1 is a gateway designed to convert an RS-485 or RS-232 physical environment to Ethernet and/or Wi-Fi. The device features a Web Server and an app, MyConfig (Android), that uses Bluetooth connectivity®, from which the user can completely edit the configuration parameters of the device.
line-M Table 40: List of line-TCPRS1 terminals� Device terminals 9: A1 ~/+, Power supply 22: B-, RS-485 11: A2 ~/-, Power supply 23: S, GND for RS-485 19: Common, GND for RS-232 24: A+, RS-485 20: Rx, RS-232 Ethernet: Ethernet connection 21: Tx, RS-232 Note: For the correct operation of serial communications, the RS-485 and RS-232 ports should not be wired at the same time.
line-M Bluetooth, Indicates the status of Bluetooth® connectivity: Table 44: LED Bluetooth� Description Bluetooth Blue color: Bluetooth® linked RX, TX, Indicates the status of RS-485 / RS-232 communications: Table 45: LEDs RX and TX� Description Flashing: Orange color: Indicates the frame reception Flashing: Orange color: Indicates the frame delivery ...
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line-M The website of the device can be used to: On the Device Info screen, view the device’s information and settings for Ethernet, Blue- tooth®, Wi-Fi and RS-485/RS-232 communications ( Figure 36 Figure 36: Website: Device Info� Instruction Manual...
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line-M On the Communications screen, edit the Ethernet and Wi-Fi communications settings ( Figure Figure 37: Website: Communications� On the Settings screen, edit the RS-485/RS-232 communications settings ( Figure 38 Figure 38: Website: Settings� Instruction Manual...
line-M On the Firmware screen, update the device’s firmware ( Figure 39 Figure 39: Website: Firmware� 10�4�5�- MOBILE APP The MyConfig mobile app, which can be used to set up Wi-Fi and Ethernet communications via Bluetooth®, can be downloaded free of charge from Google Play (Android). Instruction Manual...
line-M 10�5�- TECHNICAL FEATURES: line-TCPRS1 AC Power supply Rated voltage 80 ... 264 V~ Frequency 50 ... 60 Hz Consumption 3.5 ... 7.5 VA Installation category CAT III 300V DC Power supply Rated voltage 100 ... 300 V Consumption 2 ... 2.5 W Installation category CAT III 300V RS-485 interface...
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line-M (Continuation) Environmental features Relative humidity (non-condensing) 5 ... 95% Maximum altitude 2000 m Protection degree IP30, Front: IP40 Mechanical features Terminals 9, 11, 19 ... 24 2.5 mm ≤ 0.4 Nm, M2.5 flat Dimensions Figure 12 (mm) Weight 170 g. Enclosure Self-extinguishing V0 plastic Attachment...
line-M 11.- line-M-20I The line-M-20I is a centraliser with 20 digital inputs that is designed to centralise the logical status of each signal or to count the number of impulses received at each input. The device can be connected via the side bus to the devices of the line range: line-TCPRS1 and line- EDS�...
line-M Table 47: line-M-20I device terminals� Device terminals 1: C, Common for digital input 1-5 13: C, Common for digital input 11-15 2: 1, Digital input 1 14: 11, Digital input 11 3: 2, Digital input 2 15: 12, Digital input 12 4: 3, Digital input 3 16: 13, Digital input 13 5: 4, Digital input 4...
line-M 11�4�- LED INDICATORS IN 1... 20 Figure 42: LEDs: line-M-20I� The line-M-20I have 21 indicating LEDs: CPU, Indicates device status: Table 48: LED CPU� Description Flashing: White: Indicates that the device is powered IN x, Indicates the status of digital input x: Table 49: LED IN x�...
line-M Table 50 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Digital inputs status� Parameter Format Address Value Status of digital input 5 0004 Status of digital input 6 0005 Status of digital input 7 0006 Status of digital input 8 0007 Status of digital input 9 0008 Status of digital input 10 0009...
line-M Parameter deletion is carried out by Function 05: writing a relay. Table 52: Modbus Memory Map: Pulse meter deletion� Deleting parameters Format Address Value to be sent Deleting the pulse counters Bool 0898 0xFF00 11�5�3�- OTHER DEVICE PARAMETERS The Function 0x04: register readout, is implemented for these variables. Table 53: Modbus Memory Map: Other device parameters�...
line-M Table 54 (Continuation): Modbus Memory Map: Digital Inputs� Default Parameter Format Address Valid data range value Digital Input 17: Mode 5070 0 : Entrada de estado - Digital Input 18: Mode 507C >0: Entrada de pulso (energía por Int [16] Digital Input 19: Mode 5088 pulso)
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line-M (Continuation)Standards Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory UL 61010-1 Use - Part 1: General Requirements Instruction Manual...
line-M 12.- line-LM20I-TCP kit The line-LM20I-TCP kit is a centraliser with 20 digital inputs with a gateway designed to convert an RS-485 or RS-232 physical environment to Ethernet and/or Wi-Fi. The device is designed to centralise the logical status of each signal or to count the number of im- pulses received at each input.
line-M Note: For the correct operation of serial communications, the RS-485 and RS-232 ports should not be wired at the same time. 12�3�- CONNECTION DIAGRAM Entradas digitales Digital inputs 1 2 3 4 10 9 8 7 11 12 1314 15 16 17 1819 20 Figure 45: line-LM20I-TCP kit connection diagram�...
line-M 12�4�- LED INDICATORS WLAN IN 1... 20 Bluetooth Alarma Alarm Figure 46: LEDs: line-LM20I-TCP kit� The line-LM20I-TCP kit have 28 indicating LEDs: CPU, Indicates device status: Table 56: LED CPU� Description Flashing: White: Indicates that the device is powered ...
line-M RX, TX, Indicates the status of RS-485 / RS-232 communications: Table 60: LEDs RX and TX� Description Flashing: Orange color: Indicates the frame reception Flashing: Orange color: Indicates the frame delivery Alarm, Indicates that an alarm has been generated: Table 61: LED Alarm�...
line-M 12�6�4�- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE To access the internal configuration website, the device’s IP address has to be entered into the browser address bar. The line-LM20I-TCP kit is set by default to DHCP mode. The IP address can be obtained via Bluetooth® using the MyConfig application. The device can be identified by its MAC address using software such as Advanced IP Scanner or IP Setup Program.
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line-M Ethernet Interface Type Ethernet 10BaseT - 100BaseTX self-detectable Connector RJ45 Protocol TCP - UDP - Modbus TCP - HTTP (Web server) - REST Connection mode to network DHCP ON/OFF (ON by default) Wi-Fi communication Band 2.4 GHz (Range: 2.4 ... 2.5 GHz) Standard IEEE 802.11 b / g , IEEE 802.11 n (up to 150 Mbps) IEEE 802.11 b: 20 dBm...
line-M 13.- line-LM40I-TCP kit The line-LM40I-TCP kit is a centraliser with 40 digital inputs with a gateway designed to convert an RS-485 or RS-232 physical environment to Ethernet and/or Wi-Fi. The device is designed to centralise the logical status of each signal or to count the number of im- pulses received at each input.
line-M Note: For the correct operation of serial communications, the RS-485 and RS-232 ports should not be wired at the same time. 13�3�- CONNECTION DIAGRAM Entradas digitales / Digital inputs 1 2 3 4 10 9 8 7 11 12 1314 15 16 17 1819 20 Figure 50: line-LM40I-TCP kit connection diagram�...
line-M 13�4�- LED INDICATORS WLAN Bluetooth Alarma Alarm IN 1... 20 IN 1... 20 Modulo/Module 1 Modulo/Module 2 Figure 51: LEDs: line-LM40I-TCP kit� The line-LM40I-TCP kit have 49 indicating LEDs: CPU, Indicates device status: Table 64: LED CPU� Description Flashing: White: Indicates that the device is powered ...
line-M RX, TX, Indicates the status of RS-485 / RS-232 communications: Table 68: LEDs RX and TX� Description Flashing: Orange color: Indicates the frame reception Flashing: Orange color: Indicates the frame delivery Alarm, Indicates that an alarm has been generated: Table 69: LED Alarm�...
line-M 13�6�4�- CONFIGURATION WEBSITE To access the internal configuration website, the device’s IP address has to be entered into the browser address bar. The line-LM40I-TCP kit is set by default to DHCP mode. The IP address can be obtained via Bluetooth® using the MyConfig application. The device can be identified by its MAC address using software such as Advanced IP Scanner or IP Setup Program.
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line-M Ethernet Interface Type Ethernet 10BaseT - 100BaseTX self-detectable Connector RJ45 Protocol TCP - UDP - Modbus TCP - HTTP (Web server) - REST Connection mode to network DHCP ON/OFF (ON by default) Wi-Fi communication Band 2.4 GHz (Range: 2.4 ... 2.5 GHz) Standard IEEE 802.11 b / g , IEEE 802.11 n (up to 150 Mbps) IEEE 802.11 b: 20 dBm...
14.- MAINTENANCE AND TECHNICAL SERVICE In the case of any query in relation to device operation or malfunction, please contact the CIRCUTOR, SA Technical Support Service. Technical Assistance Service Vial Sant Jordi, s/n, 08232 - Viladecavalls (Barcelona) Tel: 902 449 459 ( España) / +34 937 452 919 (outside of Spain) email: sat@circutor.com...
ANNEX A.- CONFIGURATION MENUS A�1�- line-M-4IO-R, line-M-4IO-T and line-M-4IO-RV 230. LIII INST > TARIFF TARIFF Operating mode IMPULSE > MODE MODE IMPULSE STATUS IMPULSE IMPULSE STATUS > NAME NAME Input name SLOT1 SLOT1 EDIT D IN1 SETUP D IN1 >...
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line-M VARIABLE > VARIABLE Variable Manual operation Energies SETUP D OUT1 SLOT1 D OUT1 EDIT SLOT1 PROG > HIGH VALUE > HIGH VALUE Maximum value > LOW VALUE LOW VALUE Minimum value SETUP D OUT1 SLOT1 EDIT D OUT1 SLOT1 >...
line-M A�2�- line-M-4IO-A 230. LIII INST > NAME NAME > Input name INPUT1 INPUT1 > SCALE SCALE 0..20mA 0..20mA scale 0..20mA 4..20mA A IN1 SLOT2 A IN1 SLOT2 EDIT SETUP > > ZERO ZERO Zero > FULL SCALE FULL SCALE Full scale PROG A IN1...
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line-M > VARIABLE VARIABLE Variable 4..20mA > SCALE SCALE Scale 0..20mA 0..20mA A OUT1 SETUP SLOT2 A OUT1 SLOT2 EDIT > 0..20mA 0..10V > ZERO ZERO Zero > FULL SCALE FULL SCALE Full scale PROG A OUT1 SLOT2 A OUT1 SLOT2 EDIT SETUP...
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