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- Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL IO module HUB-IO100 Document version 1.1 – valid for SIINEOS 2.8.0. Release date 2024-04-29...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Establishing own power supply ......................... 16 Establishing power supply via backplane bus ..................16 First steps with SIINEOS ......................17 Connecting the HUB-IO100 to the PC ...................... 17 Logging in to SIINEOS ..........................18 Checking the SIINEOS version ........................19 Installing SIINEOS Updates ........................ -
Page 3: Legal Information
Legal information 1 Legal information Warning concept This manual contains instructions that you must observe for your personal safety and to prevent damage to property. Depending on the hazard level, the warnings are presented in descending order as follows: DANGER Indicates a direct hazard for humans. - Page 4 If third-party products and components are used, they must be recommended or approved by in.hub. Proper storage, installation, commissioning, and operation are essential for the correct and safe operation of the product.
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Page 5: General Information
Improper handling of the device can significantly reduce the service life of the product. 2.4 Intended use The HUB-IO100 has been specially developed for the industrial sector for monitoring machines, systems, and processes. Process data can be recorded, processed, controlled, and analyzed using the various connection options provided. -
Page 6: Disposal
General information 2.6 Disposal The device must be disposed of properly. It does not belong in the normal household waste. 2.7 Service & Support If you have any questions about specific use cases or about technical parameters, please contact us. Community: https://community.inhub.de/ Mail:... -
Page 7: Product Information
The HUB-IO100 expands your network of sensors, gateways, modules or peripheral devices. It has the in.hub's own SIINEOS operating system (and is compatible with all systems that use SIINEOS) and can therefore be easily integrated into a wide range of operating conditions and networks. -
Page 8: Use Cases
All network parameters are also set up here to enable communication with other network components. When using a HUB-IO100 as an extension of a gateway, the SIINEOS operating system of the master gateway is used to activate and configure the interfaces on the HUB-IO100,... -
Page 9: Hardware - Structure And Interfaces
Product information 3.3 Hardware - Structure and interfaces Fig. 2: Side views and front view of the HUB-IO100 incl. interfaces Device-specific information is stored in a barcode: HW: Hardware revision S/N: in.hub internal serial number MAC: Hardware address of the Ethernet network adapter... -
Page 10: Led Display
Clamping device for DIN rail installation 3.4 LED display The three LEDs on the front of the device indicate the following states: Fig. 3: LED status display on the front panel of the HUB-IO100 Device status Function freely configurable in SIINEOS Function freely configurable in SIINEOS | LED for device identification 3.4.1... -
Page 11: Assembly
Assembly 4 Assembly The HUB-IO100 is designed for mounting on a DIN rail complient with DIN EN 60715 (35 mm). Observe the applicable safety and accident prevention regulations for specific areas of application, e.g. the Machinery Directive. • Always switch the power supply off. -
Page 12: Mounting On Backplane Bus
3. Check that the connector is also attached to the master gateway or the previous module to which you want to connect the HUB-IO100. 4. Click the HUB-IO100 onto the DIN rail and slide it up to the gateway or module so that the pins of the two backplane bus connectors interlock. -
Page 13: Commissioning
Commissioning 5 Commissioning Interfaces of the HUB-IO100 The following chapter gives an overview of the interfaces of the HUB-IO100 and provides the information you need to connect these interfaces. 5.1.1 • USB1 Micro-USB connection (type B socket) for use during parameterization and short- term power supply of the module, not for permanent power supply. -
Page 14: Backplane Bus
Commissioning 5.1.5 Backplane bus • Max. number of modules on one master gateway: 10 • Voltage of the backplane bus of the master gateway = 24 V DC ± 10 % • Communication via Modbus RTU 5.1.6 Inputs and outputs Pin assignment of interfaces IO1, IO2 and IO3 Ground / 0 V / V- Digital input... - Page 15 Commissioning Specification analog input • Overload protection • Polarity reversal protection • Operating modes: voltage, current • Measuring range = 0 to 11 V • Dielectric strength = 30 V • Resolution = 12 bit • Input resistance = 101 kΩ •...
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Page 16: Establishing Own Power Supply
The HUB-IO100 requires its own power supply if it is NOT connected directly via the backplane bus as an extension of a master gateway. As soon as the HUB-IO100 is installed as a stand-alone device or spatially separated from the master gateway, you must supply it with power separately. -
Page 17: First Steps With Siineos
SIINEOS is running on the module. 2. When you connect the HUB-IO100 for the first time, additional drivers are installed. Check in the Windows Device Manager whether a new device has been created: Fig. -
Page 18: Logging In To Siineos
NOTE: The latest versions of the Firefox, Edge or Chrome browsers are recommended for SIINEOS. Compatibility problems may occur when using other or older browsers. NOTE: Make sure that the HUB-IO100 is connected to the PC via a micro USB cable (USB port on the front). -
Page 19: Checking The Siineos Version
First steps with SIINEOS 6.3 Checking the SIINEOS version Go to the SIINEOS homepage by selecting the Overview page on the left. Fig. 9: Overview page with the SIINEOS version (example) 2. Check the SIINEOS version field to see which version is installed on your gateway. 3. -
Page 20: Managing Siineos Licenses
Start SIINEOS and check the version number. 6.5 Managing SIINEOS licenses With every new in.hub device you purchase, you automatically receive a SIINEOS license for 3 years. During the license period, you can update SIINEOS as often as you like and install the latest version on the device. - Page 21 4. Enter the Name of the device, select the Device type and enter the MAC-Address of the device. These can be found under SIINEOS > Networks > Ethernet 1. 5. Click Add. The License activation window opens: Fig. 13: License activation 6. Copy the name of the voucher you received from in.hub into the Voucher field.
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Page 22: Adding Licenses In Siineos
9. If the information is correct, click Generate license. 10. The license file is downloaded automatically. 6.5.2 Adding licenses in SIINEOS In SIINEOS, on the Licensing page, you will find all in.hub software licenses that you have purchased. Fig. 15: “Licensing“ page (example) Click Add license. -
Page 23: Establishing Data Communication Via The Network
4. Click Save. Now perform the following steps in the SIINEOS of the HUB-IO100: 5. Navigate to the I/O management page and select the I/O unit HUB-IO100 that has already been created. Fig. 16: Device settings of the HUB-IO100 (example) 6. -
Page 24: Establishing Data Communication Via Backplane Bus
4. Click Save. Now perform the following steps in the SIINEOS of the HUB-IO100: 5. Navigate to the I/O management page and select the I/O unit HUB-IO100 that has already been created. Fig. 17: Device settings of the HUB-IO100 (example) 6. -
Page 25: Configuring The Hub-Io100 Signals
First steps with SIINEOS 6.8 Configuring the HUB-IO100 signals In the SIINEOS of the HUB-IO100, navigate to I/O management > I/O units and select the HUB-IO100 you have created. 2. Click on Signals. The signals for all channels of the HUB-IO100 are already applied. - Page 26 First steps with SIINEOS 4. Activate and configure the interface in the Signal settings tab. Optional: Change the name of the interface. Set the Enabled slider to On. In the Sampling interval field, enter the intervals at which the signal is to be scanned (in milliseconds).
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Page 27: Technical Data
139 mm x 100 mm x 25 mm 5.47 in x 3.94 in x 0.98 in Weight 150 g NOTE: For the technical data of the sensors and devices that you connect to the HUB-IO100, please refer to the data sheet of the respective device. - Page 28 Technical data Fig. 20: Schematic drawing of the HUB-IO100...
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