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Overview
This manual explains the installation and operation of the
7551 LDT Interface Module.
Utilizing licensed Allen-Bradley SLC 500™ I/O inter-
face technology, the one slot 7551 LDT Interface Module
accepts one transducer input and plugs directly into the
A-B SLC 500 rack. Communicating through I/O
registers assigned to the slot, the module supplies abso-
lute position and velocity data to A-B SLC™ processors
from AMCI, Balluf or Temposonics™ II magnetostric-
tive linear displacement transducers (LDTs).
Front Panel Description
Two LEDs on the front panel shows the modules'
operating status.
LDT
INTERFACE
7551
The transducer input connector, located behind the
module door, accepts the 8 pin Phoenix connector
(AMCI Part # MS-8) from the transducer cable. The
transducer cable wiring diagram is shown under "Cable
Installation". The 7551 uses the following transducers:
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AMCI LHT Series LDT
•
MTS Temposonics II LDT with DPM or RPM
Personality Modules
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Balluff LDT with 'K2' output / power supply
option.
The 7551 module requires an external ±15 Vdc supply
for LDT operation. Power supply current rating is
based on the actual LDT.
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RUN - This green LED is on
when the module is operational.
FAULT - This red LED is
blinking when there is a trans-
ducer fault, or on when there is a
module fault. There are four
major causes of a transducer
fault.
•
Broken transducer cable.
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Non-compatible transducer.
•
Improperly wired transducer
cable.
•
Faulty transducer.
LDT I
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Table of Contents
Overview .................................................... 1
Front Panel Description.............................. 1
Installation .................................................. 2
Software Configuration ................................ 4
7551 Programmable Parameters ................ 4
Data Format ................................................ 5
Programming from the Processor .............. 6
Important User Information ....................... 8
Standard Warranty ...................................... 8
Returns Policy ............................................ 8
24 Hour Technical Support Number .......... 8
Revision History ......................................... 8
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Rack Installation Compatible Transducers module door, accepts the 8 pin Phoenix connector Temposonics DPM Setup (AMCI Part # MS-8) from the transducer cable. The Transducer Mounting transducer cable wiring diagram is shown under "Cable LDT Power Supply Installation". The 7551 uses the following transducers: Cable Installation •... -
Page 2: Installation
Compatible Transducers jumper installed velocity data updates every 120 mSec. Removing the jumper sets the The 7551 is designed for use with AMCI's velocity update to 32 mSec. The figure below LHT Series transducers and has been tested shows the placement of the jumper on the with Temposonics II and Balluff LDTs. -
Page 3: Cable Installation
SUPPLY GROUND Module Connector AMCI Part #: MS-8 Phoenix #: MSTB1.5/8-ST-5.08 +15V -15V ±15Vdc Power Supply AMCI and Balluff LDT Cable Drawing Overall Shield BELDEN CABLE #8105 or exact equ. Module Connector AMCI Part #: MS-8 Phoenix #: MSTB1.5/8-ST-5.08 + START/STOP... -
Page 4: Software Configuration
The 7551 has many programmable Parameters to achive this flexibility. Below is a listing with a brief explanation and default values. LDT Type - Specifies the type of LDT, AMCI, Balluff or Temposonics, attached to the 7551. Defaults to AMCI. -
Page 5: Data Format
7500 I LDT I ERIES NTELLIGENT NTERFACE ODULE Data Format The format of the position, velocity, and fault diagnostics, is shown below. A fault diagnostic bit is set to '1' to indicate an error. Errors can be Software Errors, set when parameters are incorrect, or Hardware Errors, set when there is a hardware failure or a parameter is valid but will not work with the hardware. -
Page 6: Programming From The Processor
7500 I LDT I ERIES NTELLIGENT NTERFACE ODULE Programming from the Processor Use the eight Output Words assigned to the 7551 to control the module from the backplane. With these words you can: • Clear an EEPROM Memory Error • Change the programmable parameters listed on page 4. - Page 7 Bits 2/3: LDT Type and Connection Type - Set these bits according to the table below. CONN Temposonics LDT with DPM Module AMCI LHT Series LDT Temposonics LDT with RPM Module Balluff LDT with K2 output / power supply option Bit 4: Measurement Unit - Set to '0' when programming the Full Scale Length in Inches and Temposonics LDT Gradient in µSec/inch.
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Page 8: Important User Information
ADVANCED MICRO CONTROLS, INC. warrants that all equipment manufactured by it will be free from defects, under normal use, in materials and workmanship for a period of [1] year. Within this warranty period, AMCI shall, at its option, repair or replace, free of charge, any equipment covered by this warranty which is returned, shipping charges prepaid, within one year from date of invoice, and which upon examination proves to be defective in material or workmanship and not caused by accident, misuse, neglect, alteration, improper installation or improper testing. - Page 9 Please refer to page 3 of the manual for wiring information, and note that pin 1 is located at the bottom of the connector when it is plugged into the module. AMCI, Balluff, and Temposonic II transducers all require an external +15Vdc to operate. The Temposonic LP and LH transducers require an external +15Vdc to +24Vdc to operate.
- Page 10 N7:10. Manufacturer LDT Part Number N7:10 Data N7:10 Data (measurement (measurement units in units in inches) millimeters) AMCI LHTA-X, LHTB-X, or LHTC-X Balluff BTL-2-K2-XXXX-X-XXXX-XX Temposonic TTS-XXXXXXXDE004 LHXXXXXXXXXXDE-04 Temposonic TTS-XXXXXXXR LPXXSXXXXX LHXXXXXXXXXXR0 X = “don’t care”...
- Page 11 Programming Example The three rung ladder logic program below can be, but does not have to be, used to program a 7500 module. This example assumes the module is located in slot 1 of the SLC rack and uses the following addresses.
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