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AutomationDirect C0-USER-M Manual

AutomationDirect C0-USER-M Manual (297 pages)

Brand: AutomationDirect | Category: Controller | Size: 63 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
6
Chapter 1: Getting Started

16
Chapter 3: Installation and Wiring

191
- Safety Guidelines
  191
- Plan for Safety
  191
- Three Levels of Protection
  192
- Orderly System Shutdown
  192
- System Power Disconnect
  192
- Emergency Stop Circuits
  193
- Introduction to the CLICK PLC Mechanical Design
  194
- CLICK PLC Units
  194
- Component Locations on Analog PLC Units
  195
- Component Locations on Ethernet PLC Units
  196
- CLICK I/O Modules
  197
- CLICK Power Supplies
  198
- Battery Backup (Standard, Analog and Ethernet PLC Units)
  199
- Mounting Guidelines
  200
- Environmental Specifications
  200
- Agency Approvals
  200
- CLICK Unit Dimensions
  200
- Enclosures
  203
- Panel Layout and Clearances
  203
- Installing the CLICK PLC
  205
- Connecting the Modules Together
  205
- Mounting CLICK PLC System on DIN Rail
  206
- Optional Mounting Method
  206
- Wiring Guidelines
  207
- Power Input Wiring to Click Power Supply
  207
- Power Input Wiring to CLICK PLC
  207
- Fuse Protection
  208
- Planning the I/O Wiring Routes
  209
- Wiring I/O Modules
  210
- Ziplink Wiring System Compatibility Matrix for CLICK Plcs
  211
- I/O Wiring Checklist
  214
- System Wiring Strategies
  215
- PLC Isolation Boundaries
  215
- Powering I/O Circuits
  216
- Sinking/Sourcing Concepts
  217
- I/O "Common Terminal" Concepts
  218
- DC Input Wiring Methods
  219
- DC Output Wiring Methods
  219
- Relay Outputs - Wiring Methods
  221
- Relay Outputs - Transient Suppression for Inductive Loads in a Control System
  222
- Analog I/O Configuration
  226
- Terminal Block Wiring - Analog PLC Units
  226
- Terminal Block Wiring - Expansion Analog I/O Modules
  228
- Configuration in the CLICK Programming Software
  229
- Analog PLC Units
  229
- Analog I/O Modules
  230
- Analog I/O Monitoring
  232
- High-Speed Input Configuration
  233
- Wiring Examples High Speed Inputs
  235
- 3-Wire Sensors
  235
Chapter 4 - PLC Communications

237
- Introduction
  237
- PLC Communication Ports Specifications
  238
- LED Status Indicators
  240
- Steps to Using the CLICK PLC Communications
  242
- Typical Communication Applications
  243
- Port 1 (RS-232) - Modbus RTU Slave Mode Only
  243
- Port 1 (Ethernet) - Modbus TCP
  244
- Port 2 (RS-232) - Modbus RTU or ASCII
  245
- Port 3 (RS-485 - Modbus RTU or ASCII)
  246
- W-1: Com Port 1 & 2 (RS-232) Wiring
  247
- W-2: Com Port 1 (Ethernet) Wiring
  252
- W-3: Com Port 3 Wiring
  254
- C-1: Com Port 1 (RS-232) Setup
  255
- C-2: Com Port 1 (Ethernet) Setup
  256
- C-3: Com Port 2 Setup (Modbus RTU)
  257
- C-4: Com Port 2 Setup (ASCII)
  258
- C-5: Com Port 3 Setup (Modbus RTU)
  259
- C-6: Com Port 3 Setup (ASCII)
  260
- P-1: Modbus Slave (Server) Programming
  261
- P-2: Modbus Master Programming (Modbus RTU)
  264
- P-3: Modbus Client (Modbus TCP) Programming
  269
- P-4: ASCII Receive Programming
  275
- P-5: ASCII Send Programming
  278
Chapter 5: Maintenance

281
- PLC Maintenance
  281
- Check LED Indicators
  281
- Project Backup
  281
- Check Operating Environment
  281
- Check Physical Condition
  282
- Check Project Functionality
  282
- Check the PLC Program from CLICK PLC Programming Software
  282
Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting

284
- Troubleshooting Direction
  284
- PLC Unit Troubleshooting
  285
- Toggle Switch
  285
- LED Indicators
  286
- Power Supply Troubleshooting
  287
- The Input Voltage Measures Less than 20VDC
  287
- The Input Voltage Measures Greater than 28VDC
  287
- How to Check the Power Budget
  287
- I/O Module Troubleshooting
  288
- Input Module Troubleshooting
  288
- Output Module Troubleshooting
  289
- How to Check the I/O Configuration
  289
- How to Check the I/O Status
  290
- Replacement of I/O Modules
  291
- Troubleshooting Electrical Noise Problems
  292
- Electrical Noise Problems
  292
- Reducing Electrical Noise
  292
- Error Codes
  293
- Error Codes
  294

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