1 About this manual______________________________________________________________ 6 2 For your safety _________________________________________________________________ 8 Intended use ______________________________________________________________ 8 Safety instructions for working on an already installed FP S-ENGuard ____ 8 How to avoid damage to property ________________________________________ 9 3 Model and equipment variants _____________________________________________ 10...
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6.11 USB host connection _____________________________________________________ 40 6.11.1 Using a USB memory stick ______________________________________ 40 6.11.2 Using FP S-ENGuard as WiFi access point _______________________ 41 6.11.3 Using FP S-ENGuard as WiFi client ______________________________ 43 6.12 Supply 24V/50 mA (Model series W640, W667) __________________________ 44 6.13 Debug port _______________________________________________________________ 45...
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Contents S1-AE3.P V2.0 (3 analogue inputs) ________________________________________84 7.8.1 Restrictions for the operation of passive sensors ________________89 S1-D30G (3 digital inputs, galvanically isolated) __________________________90 8 Index __________________________________________________________________________ 93...
– FP S-ENGuard W640 (in this manual: W640) – FP S-ENGuard W667 (in this manual: W667). Prerequisites The FP S-ENGuard is mounted on the wall and electrically con- nected as described in the “Installation and Safety” instructions supplied with the device.
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The following signal words, colours and safety signs identify the warning instructions and additional information in the set of documentation for the FP S-ENGuard devices: Warning of immediate danger to life or serious injury! Warning of potential danger to life or serious injuries!
S-ENGuard Hazardous areas with live parts When working on an already installed FP S-ENGuard, there are areas where there is a hazard of electric voltage. Inside the device there are live parts behind a protective cover for the mains supply.
Observe the safety and accident prevention regulations applicable for the specific application and location. Before putting the FP S-ENGuard back into operation: Make sure that the protective cover for the power supply is properly attached. Close the cover.
50.0070.0013.00 FP S-ENGuard W640 BB 50.0070.0014.00 FP S-ENGuard W667 LAN 50.0070.0021.00 FP S-ENGuard W667 NB 50.0070.0023.00 FP S-ENGuard W667 BB 50.0070.0024.00 GETEC FP S-ENGuard W550 BB 50.0170.0001.00 Equipment variants Legend • Standard N× Number – Not available • • • • • • • • •...
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Model and equipment variants Legend • Standard N× Number – Not available RS485 1× 1× 1× 1× 1× 1× 1× 1× 1× M-Bus Master (max. number of end 25 100 100 100 100 100 100 devices) 1-Wire Master (max. number of sen- sors) Digital inputs 240 V 2×...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Overview of all connections Model series connection assignments W550 The illustration shows the FP S-ENGuard W550 NB.
3 hours in the event of a power failure. A type with 3.7 V / 750 mA must be used as backup battery. Suitable rechargeable batteries are available from FP InovoLabs GmbH. Fire or damage to property due to incorrect rechargeable batteries Commercially available AA rechargeable batteries (1.2 V) will...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Ethernet connection Key figures at a glance – 10/100 Base-T in accordance with IEC 60028-2-6 – 8P8C port (RJ45), shielded EIA/TIA-568 A/B – Name of connection: LAN Initial start-up and access 5.1.1 IP address of the device The device can be configured via the LAN connection using the parametrisation software TICO or TILA.
U = NB model (NB = narrow band, 2G and/or 3G) T = BB model (BB = broadband/LTE) Example: for FP S-ENGuard W667 BB the Devtype is WT667 Example: Default host name for a model series device W667 BB / WT667...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard The standard website clearly displays a variety of information on the hardware and configuration of the device. Additionally, the configuration ([System config] button) and the process data ([System properties] button) of the connected sensors (meters, PLCs etc., if configured) can be displayed in...
Ethernet connection 5.1.3 Access with the TILA software Start the TILA software. Click the “Online” button on the home page. Double-click on the appropriate entry in the list of possible connections. GPRS/Internet/LAN for connections via the LAN port of the device Tixi WLAN stick for connections via WiFi with the Tixi...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard 5.1.4 Access with the TICO software Start the TICO software. Click on the “Settings” menu item and select “TCP/IP”. Enter the IP address or the host name in the dialogue and click “OK”.
Ethernet connection Factory reset The device can be reset to factory defaults using the “Service” button. To do so, proceed as follows. Switch off the device. Press the “Service” button (membrane keypad on the upper side) and keep it pressed. Switch on the device.
– Name of connection terminal: KM1 A fully-fledged M-Bus master is available at connection ter- minal KM1. The configuration of the interface is described in the "FP-SPS-TiXML- Manual". S0 Pulse inputs (Model series W550) Key figures at a glance – 3x pulse inputs according to IEC 62053-31 for passive S0 devices (contacts) –...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Relay outputs 240 V (Model series W640, W667) Key figures at a glance – 2x relay changeover contact, 230 V AC 5 A or 110 V DC 0.3 A – Name of connection terminals: Relay 1: KP2, relay 2: KP4 Representation on <Process>...
Integrated interfaces Digital inputs 240 V (Model series W640, W667) Key figures at a glance – 2x digital input each 230V AC/3A, Ri = 54 kΩ – Name of connection terminal: KP3 (input 1), KP5 (input 2) Representation on <Process> the process <MB>...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Analogue inputs (Model series W667) The model series W667 has permanently installed analogue in- puts at address C092. The A/D converter has a total of 8 channels. The path to the values on the process branch is /Process/092/I_AAAATPPSSB.
Integrated interfaces 6.7.1 Analogue inputs 0 to 10 V/0 to 20 mA (P0 to P3) Key figures at a glance – 4x analogue inputs Ω – Voltage input: 0 to 10 V, Ri=100 k Ω – Current input (passive): 0 to 20 mA, Ri=100 –...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard “Voltage measurement” operating mode Voltage Earth The “Voltage measurement” operating mode can be selected separately for each of the four inputs. In this operating mode, voltages of 0 to 10 V can be measured against earth (factory setting).
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Integrated interfaces “Current measurement passive” operating mode Current Earth The “Current measurement passive” operating mode can be se- lected separately for each of the four inputs. In this operating mode, currents from 0 to 20 mA can be measured. Activation of pas- Set both switches of a channel to "P", e.g.
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard “Current measurement active” operating mode The "Current measurement active" operating mode for current loop sensors (e.g. for pressure, temperature) can be selected separately for each of the four inputs. A current-limited supply voltage of approx. 24 V is provided for each sensor.
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Integrated interfaces Example: Input 1 = voltage measurement, scaling from 0 to 10000 Input 2 = current measurement passive, scaling from 0 to 20000 Input 3 = current measurement active, scaling from 0 to 2000 Input 4 = voltage measurement, scaling from 0 to 5000 The A/D converters of the analogue inputs provide raw values between 0 and 3943.
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Paths to retrieve the current values from the process branch: – Input 1: /Process/C092/AI_AAAATPPSSB/P0 – Input 2: /Process/C092/AI_AAAATPPSSB/P1 – Input 3: /Process/C092/AI_AAAATPPSSB/P2 – Input 4: /Process/C092/AI_AAAATPPSSB/P3 The values for Tolerance can be specified separately for each channel.
Integrated interfaces 6.7.2 Pt1000 inputs (P5, P10, P6, P11) Key figures at a glance – 2x Pt1000 inputs – Module address: C092 – Name of connection terminal: M1.X The temperature of both Pt1000 inputs is output once as raw value (P5, P6) and converted to milli degrees Celsius (P10, P11). The measurable temperature range is approx.
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard A sensor is connected to Pt1000 input 1. The raw value (P5) is 1100. The converted value (P10) is 24528 milli degrees Celsius. The Pt1000 input 2 (P6) is open in the example. In this case, the maximum value 4095 and the converted value (P11) 405866 is displayed.
Integrated interfaces Analogue outputs (Model series W667) Key figures at a glance – 3x analogue outputs – Voltage output: 0 to +10 V, Ri=100 kΩ – Current output: 0 to +20 mA, Ri=102 Ω – Resolution: 12 bit (0 to 4095) –...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard A separate <Module> entry must be defined for each analogue output channel in the peripheral database. The module name is always DAC 1*12Bit. The first output has the address C010 and is displayed in the process branch as follows.
Integrated interfaces 1-wire bus Key figures at a glance – Name of connection terminal: KX3/1Wire The 1-wire bus allows the connection of up to 30 sensors, family=10 or family=28. Use externally supplied sensors with 3 connections: GND, VDD, Data. Although parasitically supplied operation is supported in principle, it is not recommended because the bus no longer functions reliably in this operating mode for bus lengths over...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Scanning the 1-wire bus To determine which sensors have been detected at the bus the TiXML command ScanDevices can be used. [<ScanDevices _="1Wire" protocol="1Wire"/>]. The command returns all detected sensors in a list view. <ScanDevices> <Device Family="10"...
Integrated interfaces 6.10 System I/Os Variables path Meaning Remarks /Process/SysIO/P0 Mains power 1: Mains power supply available supply 0: No mains power supply (in battery mode) /Process/SysIO/P1 1-wire overload 1: 1-wire overloading (short circuit, too many sensors) 0: no overloading /Process/SysIO/P2 M-Bus overload 1: M-Bus overloading (short circuit, too many meters) 0: no overloading...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard 6.11 USB host connection Key figures at a glance – Name of connections: USB1, USB2 The USB host port can be used to connect USB devices such as memory sticks or WiFi sticks. Via an external USB hub with its own power supply, several devices can also be connected to the device in parallel.
Integrated interfaces 6.11.2 Using FP S-ENGuard as WiFi access point With a WiFi stick in mini format (available from FP InovoLabs GmbH under order number: 90.0072.8100.00), the device can be operated as an access point and thus the configuration with TILA or TICO can be carried out wirelessly.
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard SSID Name of the access point (ASCII characters, no special characters). Standard: Tixi-Devtype-serial, see chapter 5.1 EnableOnStartup This parameter determines whether the WiFi access point is au- tomatically activated when the system starts. 0=do not activate automatically...
6.11.3 Using FP S-ENGuard as WiFi client With a WiFi stick in mini format (available from FP InovoLabs GmbH under order number: 90.0072.8100.00) the device can be used as a WiFi client. In this mode, the device connects to a WiFi router and can thus be wirelessly integrated into a network.
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard IP configuration. Currently only the DHCP mode is supported (automatic assignment of IP address, gateway and DNS by the router). Host name Host name by which the device can be reached on the network (if supported by the router).
A serial debug connection (Tx/Rx/GND) is available for devel- opers at the DBG port. The debug port provides a password protected Linux console. Suitable USB adapter cables for connection to a PC are available from FP InovoLabs GmbH. 6.14 Reset button Key figures at a glance –...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard 6.16 Internal temperature sensor Key figures at a glance – Name of the sensor: TS An internal temperature sensor is available. Model series W550 The internal temperature sensor is a 1-wire temperature sensor. The temperature sensor must be configured as described in chapter 6.9.
Integrated interfaces 6.17 Digital inputs 24 V (Model series W550 and W667) W550 W550 key figures at a glance – 2x digital inputs – Module address: MB/IO/I – Name of connection terminal: Dig.In W667 W667 key figures at a glance –...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard 6.18 Digital outputs 48 V/120 mA (Model series W550) Key figures at a glance – 1x digital output via optocoupler, max. 48 V / 120 mA – Module address: MB/IO/Q – Name of connection terminal: Dig.Out The digital output can be wired as follows.
Integrated interfaces 6.19 Relay outputs 30 V/2 A (Model series W667) Key figures at a glance – 3x relay close contacts each 30 V DC / 2 A – Module address: C040 – Name of connection terminal: M5.X Switching of the relay contacts Relay 1 close [<Set _="/Process/C040/Q/P0"...
Expansion modules Expansion modules Depending on the model, the devices of the FP S-ENGuard se- ries have 1 or 5 free sockets for expansion modules. Every socket is addressed via a bus number and a module address. Cbaa = Expansion module...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard L2 Adapter Two additional sockets (bus numbers 5 and 6) for additional S1 Model series expansion modules are available using the L2 adapter. W667 The screw terminals M6.X and M7.X for connecting sensors are located directly on the L2 adapter.
Expansion modules 7.1.1 Conversion of the analogue values to an input range of 4 to 20 mA Many analogue sensors use a range from 4 to 20 mA. The main advantage of these sensors is the easy detection of cable breaks, because in case of a cable break the current is <...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Configuration via process variables [<SetConfig _="PROCCFG" ver="y"> <ProcessVars> <!-- the variable pressure outputs the converted value in mbar --> <Pressure type="float" format="F.1" > <Value> <!-- Channel 1 of the onboard module --> <LD _="/Process/C094/AI_PPSSAAA/P0" /> <!-- Restore value to float stack -->...
Expansion modules S1-S03 (3 pulse inputs) Key figures at a glance – 3x pulse inputs according to IEC 62053-31 for passive S0 devices (for connecting Reed contacts) – S1-S03: 3x S0 inputs, contact current configurable a)approx. 5 mA, < 5 V at 230 V; maximum cable length: 30 m b)approx.
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Please note: There are 2 hardware versions V1.0 and V2.0. Module address w/o jumper: Jumper settings for hardware version V2.0 Address PX1 0x3E 0x3C (3-4) 0x3A (1-3) 0xB0 (1-2) 0xB2 (3-4) (1-2) 0xB4 (1-3) (1-2) 0xB6...
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Expansion modules abs Absolute count, synchronised by SyncPeriod. During synchronisation the counted value is copied into a read-only variable and the internal channel counter is not reset. Relative count, synchronised by SyncPeriod. During synchronisation the counted value is copied into a read-only variable and the internal channel counter is reset to 0.
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Pulse interface These variables are automatically created by the system and variables displayed in the process branch below the module address of the S0 module. Channel 1 Counted pulses converted with numerator and denomi- nator plus start value.
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Expansion modules In the process branch, current values of a S0 module are only displayed if there is a corresponding configuration. In addition to the module identification (Module), a definition of the oper- ating mode (Mode) is mandatory. Default values exist for the remaining configuration entries. SyncPeriod NumeratorX, DenominatorX StartValueX...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Values in the first cycle, after 100 pulses on both interfaces in the process branch. <C03E> <Counter> <P0 _="100" /> <P1 _="400" /> <P2 _="0" /> <P3 _="100" /> <P4 _="100" /> <P5 _="0" /> <P6 _="300" />...
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Expansion modules Example 2: S0 plug-in module with 3 channels in socket 5 has module address 0x3C (Bus 6). Channel 1 = Synchronous channel for channel 2 Channel 3 = absolute counting No scaling used. Syncronisation every 15 minutes (900 s; only applies to channel 3 because channel 2 is synchronised by channel 1), start value for channel 3 = 1400.
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Values for the second cycle after 50 pulses on channel 2 and 3. For simplification, it is assumed that the synchronous pulse for channel 1 occurs simultaneously with the in- ternal synchronous event after 900 seconds.
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard 7.3.1 S1-D50 (5 digital inputs) Key figures at a glance – 5x digital inputs (for potential-free contacts/relays or digital signals) – Low: 0 to 1 V, High: 3.5 V .. 24 V – Internal pull-up approx. 2 kΩ...
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Expansion modules Representation of the inputs on the process branch Example: Module S1-D50, module address 0x40, socket 2 (bus 3) <Process> <C340> <I> <P0 _="1"/> <P1 _="1"/> <P2 _="1"/> <P3 _="1"/> <P4 _="1"/> </I> <IB> <P0 _="31"/> </IB> <IW> <P0 _="31"/> </IW>...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard 7.3.2 S1-D05 (5 digital outputs) Key figures at a glance – 5x digital outputs; optocoupler with common earth (earth is connected to device earth) – Dielectric strength: 48 V – max. current: 120 mA; OnResistance: approx. 25 Ω...
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Expansion modules Representation of the outputs on the process branch Example: Module S1-D05, module address 0x40, socket 1 (bus 2) <Process> <C240> <Q> <P0 _="1"/> <P1 _="0"/> <P2 _="1"/> <P3 _="1"/> <P4 _="0"/> </Q> <QB> <P0 _="31"/> </QB> <QW> <P0 _="31"/> </QW>...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard S1-PT3 (3 Pt1000 inputs) Key figures at a glance – 3x Pt1000 inputs – Default module address: 0x96 Module Address (no jumper) The conversion from voltage U [mV] to degrees Celsius is auto- matic. The raw value of the A/D converter is not displayed.
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Expansion modules Representation of the outputs on the process branch Example: Module S1-PT3, module address 0x96, socket 4 (bus 5) <Process> <C596> <I> <P0 _="0"/> <P1 _="22410"/> <P2 _="0"/> </I> </C596> </Process> In the example above, the value 22410 milli degrees Celsius = 22.41 °C is displayed for the Pt1000 temperature sensor at input 2, the other PT1000 temperature sensors show the value If no Pt1000 temperature sensor is connected, a value of ap-...
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard S1-WL2 (2 relay outputs, changeover contact) Key figures at a glance – 2x relay outputs (changeover contacts) – Maximum 48 V/3 A – Default module address: 0x42 Module Address...
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Expansion modules Representation of the outputs on the process branch Example: Module S1-WL2, module address 0x42, socket 5 (bus 6) <Process> <C642> <Q> <P0 _="0"/> <P1 _="1"/> </Q> </C642> </Process> In the example, the normally open contact of relay 1 is open (NO1) and the normally open contact of relay 2 is closed (NO2).
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard S1-AA2 (2 analogue outputs) Key figures at a glance – 2x analogue outputs; resolution 12bit – Voltage output: 0 to 10 V, Ri=100 kΩ – Current output: 0 to 20 mA, Ri=120 Ω – Default address for automatic detection:...
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Expansion modules Representation of the outputs on the process branch Example: Module S1-AA2, address 0x10/0x12, socket 5 (bus 6) Output 1 <C610> <AO> <P0 _="1000"/> </AO> </C610> Output 2 <C612> <AO> <P0 _="1000"/> </AO> </C612>...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard The analogue outputs can be scaled via the peripheral data- base. Example: Module S1-AA2, address 0x18 (channel 1), socket 5 (bus 6) Scaling to 0 to 2000, maximum raw value of the D/A converter: 4027 [<SetConfig _="PROCCFG" ver="y">...
Expansion modules S1-AE3.0 V2.0 (3 analogue inputs, replaced by S1-AE3.P V2.0) Key figures at a glance – 3x analogue inputs; resolution 11bit – Voltage input: 0 to 10 V, Ri=100 kΩ – Current input (passive): 0 to 20 mA, Ri=120 Ω –...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard The analogue inputs can be switched between 0 to 10 V and 0 to 20 mA via jumpers. The factory setting is 0 to 10 V. The A/D converters of the analogue inputs provide raw values between 0 and 2029.
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Expansion modules Representation of the inputs on the process branch Example: Module S1-AE3.0, voltage measurement, address 0x92, Scaling 0 to 10000 mV, socket 4 (bus 5) <Process> <C592> <AI_AAA> <P0 _="5000"/> <P1 _="2500"/> <P2 _="0"/> </AI_AAA> </C592> </Process> Material damage due to incorrect installation of the modules Incorrect installation of the modules may result in material damage to the expansion modules.
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard S1-AE3.P V2.0 (3 analogue inputs) Key figures at a glance – 3x analogue inputs; resolution 11bit – Voltage input: 0 to 10 V, Ri=100 kΩ – Current input: 0 to 20 mA, Ri=120 Ω – Current input (active): 0 to 20 mA –...
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Expansion modules In the "voltage = U" and "current = I passive" (factory setting) operating mode the lower jumpers per channel must be set to "A" (2 jumpers per channel). In "current = I passive" mode the module behaves like a S1-AE3 in "I” mode. In the "voltage = U"...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard Representation of the inputs on the process branch Example: Voltage measurement, address 0x92, scaling 0 to 10000 mV, socket 4 (bus 5) <Process> <C592> <AI_AAA> <P0 _="5000"/> <P1 _="2500"/> <P2 _="0"/> </AI_AAA> </C592> </Process> Measurement: Input 1 = 5000 mV...
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Expansion modules Details on the operating modes Voltage Voltage measurement measurement Voltage Earth When measuring voltage, voltages of 0 to 10 V can be meas- ured against earth (factory setting). The left screw terminal of a channel (K1.1, K2.1, K3.1) is the earth connection, the right screw terminal (K1.2, K2.2, K3.2) is the voltage input.
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard In the "Current measurement passive" mode, current from 0 to 20 mA is measured against earth. The left screw terminal of a channel (K1.1, K2.1, K3.1) is the earth connection, the right screw terminal (K1.2, K2.2, K3.2) is the cur- rent input.
Due to the limitation of the power supply units used, the fol- lowing restrictions apply to the operation of passive sensors on S1-AE203 and S1-AE3.P depending on the model. FP S-ENGuard If the 24V terminal (KP24) is loaded and the integrated ana- Model series logue outputs are not operated as current outputs, max.
Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard S1-D30G (3 digital inputs, galvanically isolated) Key figures at a glance – 3x digital inputs, galvanically isolated – Low: 0 to +9.2 V, High: +10.4 V to +60 V – Maximum input voltage: -60 V to +60 V –...
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Expansion modules Display of the logical levels In contrast to the other digital input modules, an open input in the process branch of the S1-D30G is indicated as "0". When the high level is reached, the display changes to "1". Representation of the inputs on the process branch Example: Module S1-D50, module address 0x40, socket 2 (bus 3) <Process>...
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Configuration manual FP S-ENGuard S1-D30G 90 Display of the logical levels 91 Material numbers of the models 10 S1-D50 68 M-Bus 23 S1-Dxx 67 Memory stick. See USB memory stick S1-PT3 74 Models and equipment 10 S1-S03 57 S1-WL2 76...
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Index Web server 17 WiFi access point Using FP S-ENGuard 41 WiFi client 43 Using FP S-ENGuard 43 WiFi stick 41 order 41 1-wire bus 37 scanning 38 WPS 42 Turning on WPS mode 42...
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