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Summary of Contents for Brainboxes ED 5 Series
- Page 1 All ED 5 Series products Quick Start Guide for Brainboxes Ethernet to I/O Industrial Range...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CD or available to download from www.brainboxes.com Windows is a mark of Microsoft, the other marks belong to their respective owners. © Brainboxes Limited 2016... -
Page 3: Overview
1. Overview Ventilation Outputs, Inputs or Relay Functional Earth contact RS-485 NuDAM/ to DIN rail ADAM Module Expansion Port Ethernet port LED Status Indication Integral snap-on DIN rail mount Outputs or Inputs +5VDC to +30VDC Power supply Inputs... -
Page 4: Pin Outs & Leds
2. Pin Outs & LEDs Link LED Green light on Network Link Established Flashing Green Network Data RX/TX Status LED Green Device Ready Flashing Yellow Changing Settings Flashing between Red & Green Querying IP Flashing Green and Red User performing Hard Reset Flashing between Green &... - Page 5 2. Pin Outs... ED-527 : 16 digital outputs Type of Terminal Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5 Port Block Digital Out Yellow DOut 0 DOut 1 DOut 2 DOut 3 Digital Out Orange DOut 4 DOut 5 DOut 6 DOut 7 Expansion...
- Page 6 2. Pin Outs... ED-588 : 8 digital outputs and 8 digital inputs Type of Terminal Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5 Port Block Digital Out Yellow DOut 0 DOut 1 DOut 2 DOut 3 Digital Out Orange DOut 4 DOut 5...
- Page 7 2. Pin Outs... ED-549 : 8 Analogue Inputs Type of Terminal Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5 Port Block Analogue In Yellow AGND AIn 0- AIn 0+ AIn 1- AIn 1+ Analogue In Orange AGND AIn 2- AIn 2+ AIn 3- AIn 3+...
- Page 8 2. Pin Outs... ED-582 : 4 RTD Inputs Type of Terminal Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5 Port Block Yellow RTD Input 0 4-WIRE 3-WIRE 2-WIRE 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Orange RTD Input 1...
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Page 9: Connecting Your Ed Device
3. Connecting your ED Device Connect a power supply providing a minimum of 1.1 Watts with an output voltage between +5VDC and +30VDC to the removable black terminal block. The optional PW-600 and PW-650 power supplies enable the device to be plugged easily into a standard power socket or powered via USB. -
Page 10: Network Ip Addressing
4. Network IP Addressing Connect the ED device to your local network or directly to your PC using a standard straight-through or crossover Ethernet cable. On connecting to the network, the device automatically checks if it is connected to a DHCP Server. If this is the case, the DHCP server will automatically allocate an IP address to the ED device. -
Page 11: Firewall Exceptions And Port Numbers
UDP ports 67, 68, 69 Default Windows Firewall Exception entries: • Brainboxes Boost.IO Suite • Brainboxes Boost.IO Suite (Device Discovery) (Except Windows XP 32 & 64 bits) • UPnP Framework (Windows XP 32 & 64 bits) • Network Discovery (Windows 7 or later) -
Page 12: Installing Your Device
1. Click on “File” > “Find Devices” button in the top left corner of the window. 2. Find your Brainboxes ED device by selecting a device and matching it with the corresponding MAC address available in the left hand panel. -
Page 13: Default Settings
7. Default Settings Factory Default Settings Network Settings Network IP Address DHCP Mode Web Server Port ASCII Protocol Settings Device Address TCP Port 9500 Idle Timeout Data Format Engineering unit Checksum Disabled Serial Expansion Settings Baud Rate 9600 Command Timeout 200ms Modbus Protocol Settings Slave IDs... -
Page 14: Protocol Examples
Windows Serial port program e.g. Hyperterminal. A sample terminal program called PuTTY and a comprehensive list of protocol examples can be found on the CD and on our website www.brainboxes.com Command Format The command string is made up of several different parts. For example, the command $aa5vv can be broken down into as many as 6 separate parts. - Page 15 8. Protocol Examples: ASCII Command Response Description Supported Devices %aannttccff Set device configuration All Devices Synchronised sampling ED-549 Response >(Data) Read analogue input of all channels ED-549 #aan >(Data) Read the analogue input of one channel ED-549 #aan(Data) > Set the output value for one channel ED-560 $aa0Ci Perform span calibration on a channel...
- Page 16 8. Protocol Examples: Modbus Note that different software uses different ways to express Modbus addresses, so you may need to look up the address in a different style. For full tables of Modbus-addressable controls and inputs, please refer to the manual.
- Page 17 8. Protocol Examples: Modbus Example 4: Read state of analogue input channel 1, as a 32-bit floating-point value (each value uses two 16-bit Modbus registers) Request: Read Holding Registers (function code=3), logical address=0x0012, quantity=0x0002 Response: Function code=3, no. of bytes=4, data=0x064B, 0x3f9E The 32-bit value is 0x3f9E064B, which is the IEEE 754 encoding of the floating-point value 1.234567 Example 5: Set state of analogue output channels 0 –...
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Page 18: Input/Output Specification
9. Input/Output Specification Jumper configures all inputs with either pull-up for NPN (contact closes NPN/PNP to 0V) type sensors, or pull-down for PNP (close to V+) type sensors Logic Level 0: 0V to +1V maximum Logic Level 1: +2.0V to +30V maximum Triggered by user programmable positive or negative edges, stays true Latched Inputs: until acknowledged... - Page 19 9. Input/Output Specification Voltage input ranges ±10V, ±5V, ±2.5V, ±1V, ±500mV, ±250mV, ±150mV or ±75mV Current input ranges ±20mA, 0-20mA or 4-20mA Measurement rate 12 measurements per second, divided between all enabled inputs Measurement 0.1% of full-scale range at 25°C accuracy 0.3% of full-scale range over -30 to +80°C Input impedance...
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