HBK digiBOX Industrial Quick Start Manual

QUICK START GUIDE
digiBOX Industrial
digiBOX Weighing
EN: Observe the safety instructions and mounting instructions!
DE: Beachten Sie die Sicherheitshinweise und Montageanleitung!
FR: Respectez les consignes de sécurité et la notice de montage !
IT: Rispettare le istruzioni di sicurezza e di montaggio!
ES: Observar las instrucciones de seguridad y de montaje.
PT: Observe as instruções de segurança e de fixação!
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Subject to modifications. Hottinger Brüel & Kjaer GmbH
All product descriptions are for Im Tiefen See 45
general information only. They are 64293 Darmstadt ⋅ Germany
not to be understood as a guarantee
Tel. +49 6151 803‐0
of quality or durability.
Fax +49 6151 803‐9100
www.hbkworld.com ⋅ info@hbkworld.com
EN
Mounting instructions
1
The digiBOX is to be mounted on an even sur­
face. The mounting holes allow for M4 screws to
be used. The screws should be tightened with 3
Nm (maximum).
2 Available connections
The following picture shows the top view of a
K-DBX-4M configured digiBOX Industrial with 2x
Strain-Gauge and 2x Piezo Inputs
185,5
25,1 35 37,8 30 30
5 175,5
Connector Description
Naming
CH1 Strain Gauge Input, M12 connector socket,
8-pin, A-coded (male) (also available as piezo
input depending on K-DBX configuration)
CH2 Strain Gauge Input, M12 connector socket,
8-pin, A-coded (male) (also available as piezo
input depending on K-DBX configuration)
CH3 Piezo Input, Microdot, 10-32 UNF (female)
(also available as strain gauge input depend­
ing on K-DBX configuration)
CH4 Piezo Input, Microdot, 10-32 UNF (female)
(also available as strain gauge input depend­
ing on K-DBX configuration)
IO Digital I/O and Analog Output (±10 V,
4 ... 20 mA),
M12 connector socket, 12-pin, A-coded (male)
POWER Power Supply, M12 connector, 4-pin, T-coded
(male),
24 V nominal (min. 10 V, max. 30 V)
P1 IN Industrial Ethernet, M12 connector socket,
4-pin, D-coded (female)
P2 OUT Industrial Ethernet, M12 connector socket,
4-pin, D-coded (female)
ETH Standard Ethernet, M12 connector socket,
4-pin, D-coded (female)
3 Power Supply
The digiBOX requires a supply voltage between
10 and 30 V (nominal 24 V).
Connector Pin Description
Power Supply
1 Supply voltage + (Vsys)
2 NC
3 GND
4 NC
Connector M12, 4-pin, T-coded (male)
socket
Strain-Gauge sensor connection and electrical
4
wiring
The connector socket for strain-gauge sensors is
an M12, 8-pin, A-coded, female connector. The
2x M4 mount­
cable shield must be connected to the housing of
ing hole
the connect-or socket. Connecting sensors with
2x 7 0,1
only 4-wires require short-circuit the pins (7 - 3)
Plain aluminum
for earthing
and (6 – 5).
Strain Gauge Pin Description HBK cable core
Connection color coding
1 Measurement sig­ white
nal +
2 TEDS (1-WIRE) -
3 Sense lead + green
4 NC -
5 Sense lead - grey
6 Excitation voltage - black
7 Excitation voltage + blue
8 Measurement sig­ red
nal -
Connector M12, 8-pin, A-coded applicable
socket (female) when HBK sen­
sors are used
Piezo Sensor connection
5
If no sensor is connected the sealing cap must
be screwed on the connector. The Microdot con­
nectors have to be kept clean in order to achieve
the high in-sulation resistance for the charge
transmission. The piezo input is only available for
the K-DBX configuration with Industrial firmware.
Piezo Pin Description
Connection
Central pin Inner contact for signal trans­
mission (charge)
Outer ring Ground socket, used for shield­
ing
Connector 10-32 UNF, Microdot (female)
socket
6 IO Connector
The pinning of the IO connector depends on the
K-DBX configuration. When the option AD is
selected Pins 1,2,3 and 9 feature the Analog Out­
puts. However, when the option D8 is selected
these pins feature the additional DIOs. The DIOs
require a separate supply voltage (min. 10V, max.
30V) which is to be connected on pins 12 and 6.
IO connector Pin Description
(Digital I/O,
Analog Out)
1 Analog Out 1 / DIO6
2 Analog Out 2 / DIO7
3 Analog Out 3 / DIO8
4 DIO 1
5 DIO 2
6 GNDDIO
7 DIO 3
8 DIO4
9 Analog Out 4 / DIO5
10 AGNDDAC
11 NC
12 V+DIO
Connector M12, 12-pin, A-coded (male)
socket
Device and Webserver Access
7
The digiBOX can be accessed in the network via
the device-host-name or a de-vice IP-address.
The digiBOX is set to DHCP at the factory and
therefore does not initially have a fixed IP
address.
Connection using device host name
Each digiBOX can be accessed via its device host name that is
composed of the following syntax works: http://digi­
box-1234.local, where 1234 corresponds to the last four digits
of the unique serial number of the device.
Example: Reading the above type plate the device-host-name
results in http://digibox-83AB.local
Connection using IP-address: DHCP
If the digiBOX is connected to a network with a DHCP server,
the server will automatically assign an IP-address to the digi­
BOX and can be accessed with this IP address (e.g.
http://192.168.1.1.45)
Connection using IP address: APIPA
If no IP-address is assigned by a DHCP server, the digiBOX will
follow the APIPA protocol and assign its own IP-address after
approx. 60 seconds.
The first two number blocks of the IP-address are specified in
the APIPA protocol 169.254.X.X and the last two blocks of
digits of the IP address are made up of the last two pairs of
hexadecimal digits of the digiBOX' s unique serial number.
With the example type plate above the digiBOX can be
accessed with its APIPA IP-address http://169.254.131.171,
where 131 is the decimal conversion of 83 and 171 of AB.
Find further information about the digiBOX
Industrial:
www.hbkworld.com/digibox-industrial
Find further information about the digiBOX
Weighing:
www.hbkworld.com/digibox-weighing