Eaton easyE4 series Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Eaton easyE4 series. We have 7 Eaton easyE4 series manuals available for free PDF download: Manual, Application Note, Instruction Leaflet

Eaton easyE4 series Manual (622 pages)

Brand: Eaton | Category: Relays | Size: 5 MB

Imprint
2
Before Starting with the Installation
3
Table of Contents

5
1 Easye4 Control Relays Description

23
- Function
  23
- Use as Intended
  23
- Features
  24
- Device Models - Versions and Part Nos
  25
  - Basic Features
    25
  - Base Device Versions
    26
- Appendix
  
  26
  - Figure 1: Devices with Display and Button Controls
    26
  - Figure 2: Devices with LED Indicators Used for Diagnostics
    26
  - Figure 3: Device Models in 4SU
    27
  - Figure 4: Device Models in 2SU
    27
  - I/O Expansion Versions EASY-E4
    27
  - Accessory Devices
    28
  - Nameplate
    29
  - What the Different Parts of the Part Number Mean
    29
  - Support
    30
  - Overview of Devices
    31
  - Programming Software Easysoft
    32
  - Basics
    33
  - Mandatory Requirements, Personnel Requirements
    33
  - Occupational Safety
    33
  - Personnel Qualifications
    33
  - Safety Regulations
    33
  - Device Documentation
    34
  - Installation, Maintenance, and Disposal
    34
  - Prerequisites for Proper Operation
    35
  - Device-Specific Hazards
    36
    
    Electrostatic Discharge
    36
    
    Interferences
    36
    
    Data Loss
    37
    
    Safely Diverting Electrical Interference Currents
    37
    
    Short-Circuit Hazard
    37
    
    Stray Currents
    37
    
    Installation Cut-Out
    38
    
    Mechanical Forces on the Ethernet Port
    38
    
    Pointy, Sharp Objects and Corrosive Liquids
    38
    
    UV Light
    38
2 Installation

41
4 Operation

91
- Display Color Backlight
  92
  - Selecting Menus and Entering Values
    93
  - Cursor Display
    94
  - Entering of Values
    94
  - RUN Mode
    95
  - STOP Mode
    95
- Operating Modes of the Easye4
  95
- Operating Principle in the Circuit Diagram and Function Block Editor
  97
- Operation of the Menu Selection and Value Entry
  97
  - How to Navigate the Device Menus
    97
- Selecting a Device Menu
  98
- Main Menu
  99
- Overview of the Menus on the Device
  99
- STOP RUN Operating Mode Menu
  99
- Menu Parameter
  100
- Set Clock Menu
  101
- Menu Card
  102
- Menu Information
  103
- System Options Menu
  104
- Program Menu
  106
- Your First EDP Program
  108
- Circuit Diagram Display
  109
- Draw a Wiring Diagram
  110
  - From the First Contact to the Output Coil
    111
  - Wiring
    112
  - Saving
    113
- Testing the Circuit Diagram
  114
- Control Options in RUN Mode
  115
- Delete Program
  117
- Application Examples
  118
- Transfer Program to the Easye4 Device
  118
- Transfer with a Microsd Memory Card
  118
- Establish Ethernet Connection
  123
5 Programming on the Device

125
- Circuit Diagram Display
  126
- Circuit Diagram Elements
  128
- Function Blocks
  128
- Relays
  128
- Contacts
  129
- Coils
  130
  - "Set" and "Reset" Coil Functions
    132
  - Coil Negation (Inverse Contactor Function)
    133
  - Evaluating a Rising Edge (Cycle Pulse)
    133
  - Evaluating a Falling Edge (Cycle Pulse)
    134
  - Markers and Analog Operands
    135
    
    Numeric Formats
    136
    
    Retentive Markers
    136
- Working with Contacts and Coils
  137
- Entering and Modifying Contacts
  138
- Changing an N/O Contact to an N/C Contact
  139
- Entering and Modifying Coils
  140
- Deleting Contacts and Coils
  141
  - Creating and Modifying Connections
    142
  - Deleting Connections
    143
  - Adding a Rung
    143
  - Deleting a Rung
    143
- Saving the Circuit Diagram
  144
  - Got to a Rung
    144
- Exiting the Circuit Diagram Without Saving
  145
- Searching for Contacts and Coils
  145
- Switching with the Cursor Buttons
  146
- Checking the Circuit Diagram
  147
- Jumps
  148
  - Example for Jumps
    149
  - Power Flow Display of Skipped Area
    149
- Wiring NET Operands in the Circuit Diagram
  150
- Transferring Programs from and to a Memory Card
  154
  - Configuration on Base Devices with a Display
    155
- PROGRAMS Submenu
  156
  - Start Program
    156
  - Card - Device
    157
  - Device - Card
    157
- Working with Function Blocks
  158
- Organizing Marker Ranges
  167
6 Function Blocks

170
- HW - Weekly Timer (Hour Week)
  172
- Manufacturer Function Blocks
  172
  - Timer Modules
    172
  - Assigning Operands
    173
  - Parameter Definition at the Function Block
    174
  - Parameter Set
    174
  - Behavior in the Event of a Power Failure
    175
- HY - Year Time Switch (Hora Year)
  182
  - Operating Principle
    183
  - Switching Behavior with Overlapping Channel Settings
    183
  - Function Block Outputs
    184
  - The Function Block and Its Parameters
    184
  - Parameterization
    185
  - Setting Time Range Parameters
    186
  - Setting Overlapping Time Ranges
    187
  - Example 1: Select Year Range
    188
  - Example 2: Select Month Ranges
    188
  - Example 3: Select Day Ranges
    188
  - Example 4: Select “Public Holidays"
    189
  - Example 5: Select Time Range
    190
  - Example 6: Specific Days of Specific Months
    190
  - Example 7: Overlapping Ranges
    191
- OT - Operating Hours Counter
  192
- Function Block Inputs
  193
- RC - Real-Time Clock
  196
- T - Timing Relay
  199
- YT - Year Time Switch (Year Table)
  213
- Example 5: Specific Days of Specific Months
  218
- WT - Weekly Timer (Weektable)
  219
  - Counter Function Blocks
    222
    
    C - Counter Relay
    222
    
    Signal Diagram of Counter Relay
    226
    
    CF - Frequency Counter
    228
    
    Signal Diagram of Frequency Counter
    232
    
    CH - High-Speed Counter
    234
    
    Signal Diagram High-Speed Counter
    238
    
    CI - Incremental Counter
    241
    
    Negative Count Direction
    242
    
    Signal Diagram High-Speed Incremental Value Counter
    246
    
    Arithmetic and Analog Function Blocks
    248
    
    A - Analog Value Comparator
    248
    
    Analog Comparator Signal Diagram
    252
    
    Example of an Analog Comparator When Using EDP Programming Language
    253
    
    Example of an AR Configuration on a Device Display
    253
    
    AR - Arithmetic
    254
    
    CP – Comparator
    259
    
    LS - Value Scaling
    263
    
    MM - Min-/Max Function
    268
    
    PW - Pulse Width Modulation
    271
    
    Manipulated Variable SV
    272
    
    Parameter Limits for Period Duration and Minimum on Duration
    273
    
    Minimum Period Duration PD
    273
    
    Minimum Contact Closing Time ME
    273
    
    Minimum on Duration = Minimum off Duration
    273
    
    Open-Loop and Closed-Loop Function Blocks
    276
    
    DC - PID Controller
    276
    
    Integral Component
    277
    
    Differential Component
    277
    
    Manual Mode of the PID Controller
    278
    
    KP Proportional Gain Factor
    278
    
    Scan Time Tc
    279
    
    Example of a PID Controller with the Programming Method EDP
    281
    
    Example of a PID Controller Configuration on a Device Display
    281
    
    FT - PT1-Signal Smoothing Filter
    283
    
    Cycle Time to Scan Time
    284
    
    PO - Pulse Output
    288
    
    Signal Diagram for Jog Mode
    290
    
    Positioning with a Specified Number of Steps P1 (Defined Distance)
    290
    
    Positioning at a Specified Jog Frequency PF
    290
    
    Normal Mode
    291
    
    Signal Diagram Normal Operation
    296
    
    Start Frequency FS
    297
    
    Operating Frequency FO
    298
    
    Jog Frequency PF
    298
    
    Frequency Change Per Step in the Acceleration Phase RF
    298
    
    Frequency Change Per Step in the Braking Phase RF
    298
    
    Connecting a Pulse Output Function Block
    299
    
    Parameters for Normal Operation
    299
    
    Parameters for Jog Operation
    299
    
    Evaluation of a Pulse Output Contact
    300
    
    Resetting a Pulse Output Function Block
    300
    
    TC - Three Step Controller
    301
    
    Level Control
    305
    
    VC - Value Limitation
    306
    
    Data and Register Function Blocks
    310
    
    BC - Block Compare
    310
    
    BT - Block Transfer
    315
    
    Transfer with Offset
    315
    
    Parameter Error Due to Incorrect Number or Offset Definition
    316
    
    Copy Mode, Operating Mode = CPY
    317
    
    Initialization Mode, Operating Mode = INI
    317
    
    DB - Data Function Block
    321
    
    Example of a Data Function Block with Programming Method EDP
    324
    
    Example of a DB Configuration on a Device Display
    324
    
    MX - Data Multiplexer
    326
    
    SR - Shift Register
    330
    
    SR Function Block - Shift Register (BIT)
    330
    
    SR Function Block - Shift Register (DWORD)
    331
    
    Example: Shift Register DW Mode, Backward
    332
    
    SR01 Configuration on Device Display
    336
    
    TB - Table Function
    338
    
    Writing to a Table
    338
    
    Reading from the Table
    338
    
    Example of a Table Function When Using the EDP Programming Language
    341
    
    NET Function Blocks
    343
    
    GT - Get Values from NET
    343
    
    PT - Put Values to NET
    346
    
    SC - Synchronizing Clock Via NET
    350
    
    AL - Alarm Function Block
    353
    
    BV - Boolean Operation
    357
    
    D - Text Display
    361
    
    Text Display Tab
    363
    
    Display Priority
    364
    
    Rolling Time
    364
    
    Alarm
    364
    
    Activation P Buttons
    364
    
    Default Colors Tab
    365
    
    Languages Tab
    365
    
    Type and Operand
    366
    
    Signal Diagram for Text Displays with Different Priorities
    367
    
    Signal Diagram for Text Displays with Identical Priorities
    367
    
    Entering Data on the Display Via a D Text Function Block
    368
    
    D - Text Display Editor
    370
    
    Properties Text Display Editortext Display Editor
    370
    
    Working with the Text Display Editor
    370
    
    Color Management in the Display Text Editor
    371
    
    Insert Special Characters
    372
    
    Display and Input Elements
    372
    
    Value Display
    372
    
    Bar Graph
    373
    
    Static Text
    374
    
    Running Text
    374
    
    Rolling Text
    375
    
    Unconditional Display
    375
    
    Associated Variable
    375
    
    Message Text
    376
    
    Date and Time Display
    377
    
    Timing Relay Value Display
    378
    
    Value Entry
    379
    
    Latching Button
    381
    
    Message Text Selection
    382
    
    Date and Time Entry
    382
    
    Timing Relay Value Entry
    382
    
    DL - Data Logger
    384
    
    Storage Mode
    387
    
    Number of Files Per Log Session
    387
    
    Number of Data Sets Per Log File
    388
    
    Log When Input Values Change
    388
    
    Reading Log Files
    388
    
    Sample Log File
    388
    
    JC - Conditional Jump
    390
    
    Active Function Blocks
    390
    
    Skipped Function Blocks
    391
    
    Positioning in the Function Block Diagram
    391
    
    LB - Jump Label
    395
    
    Linking and Parameter Setting
    395
    
    MR - Master Reset
    397
    
    NC - Numerical Converter
    401
    
    BCD Mode
    402
    
    BIN Mode
    402
    
    Example for bin Operating Mode
    403
    
    Example for BCD Operating Mode
    405
    
    ST - SET Cycle Time
    407
    
    Interrupt Function Blocks
    409
    
    IC - Counter-Controlled Interrupt Function Block
    409
    
    Execution Time for an Interrupt
    409
    
    Interaction between Main Program and Interrupt Program
    410
    
    Available Functions Within an Interrupt Program
    411
    
    Monitoring the Interrupt Load
    414
    
    Measuring the Interrupt Load
    416
    
    Available Fixes for High Interrupt Loads
    416
    
    IE - Edge-Controlled Interrupt Function Block
    422
    
    IT - Time-Controlled Interrupt Function Block
    428
    
    UF - User Function Block
    436
    
    Creating a User Function Block
    437
    
    Name and Version
    439
    
    Configuring a User Function Block
    439
    
    Interface Section
    441
    
    Know-How Protection Section
    441
    
    Retention Section
    441
    
    Read from Program
    441
    
    Retention Bytes
    442
    
    Retain Retention During Transfer
    442
    
    Programming a User Function Block
    443
    
    Calling a User Function Block in the Main Program
    444
    
    User Function Block in and FBD Main Program
    444
    
    Inputs/Outputs Wiring
    445
    
    Analog Contact Tab
    447
    
    Coil Tab
    447
    
    User Function Blocks in an ST Main Program
    448
    
    Saving a User Function Block
    449
    
    Operands Available for User Function Blocks
    449
    
    Programming View Tabs
    451
    
    Exporting a User Function Block
    451
    
    Supported Manufacturer Function Blocks
    451
    
    Plausibility Check
    452
    
    Importing a User Function Block
    453
    
    Replacing a User Function Block
    454
    
    Deleting a User Function Block
    455
    
    Comparing User Function Blocks
    455
    
    Printing a User Function Block
    457
    
    Timing and Counter Relay Example
    458
    
    Entering Function Block Parameters
    459
    
    System Settings
    463
    
    System Options - Base Device with Display and Buttons
    464
    
    View
    465
    
    Device ID
    465
    
    Boot Logo
    466
    
    Image as on the Display
    466
    
    Net
    467
    
    Bus Delay
    467
    
    System Settings - Ethernet
    468
    
    Remote RUN
    468
    
    Switch Languages
    469
    
    Selecting a Menu Language on a Base Device with a Display
    469
    
    Setting the Menu Language in the Easysoft 7
    469
    
    Setting the Startup Behavior
    470
    
    Enabling / Disabling the RUN START Option
    470
    
    Configuration on a Base Device with a Display
    470
    
    Enabling / Disabling the CARD START Option
    471
    
    Configuring the Easysoft 7
    471
    
    Debounce
    473
    
    Configuring Input Debouncing on a Base Device with a Display
    473
    
    Configuring Input Debouncing in Easysoft 7
    473
    
    Download Comments
    474
    
    P Buttons
    475
    
    Configuring the P Buttons on a Base Device with a Display
    475
    
    Configuring the P Buttons in Easysoft 7
    475
    
    Define Program Name
    476
    
    Retention Function
    477
    
    Retention in the Easysoft 7
    478
    
    Security – Password Protection
    480
    
    Configuring the Password on a Base Device with a Display
    480
    
    Defining Password-Protected Areas
    480
    
    Assigning a Password
    481
    
    What Happens if You Forget Your Password or Enter the Wrong Password
    482
    
    Enabling the Password
    482
    
    Changing a Password
    482
    
    Removing Password Protection
    482
    
    Configuring the Password in Easysoft 7
    483
    
    Configuring the Memory Card and Device ID
    485
    
    Time and Date Setting
    486
    
    DST Setting DST
    486
    
    Setting Radio Clock
    487
    
    Setting Time and Date in the Easysoft 7
    488
    
    Net-Group
    488
    
    Microsd Memory Card
    491
    
    Automatic Booting from the Card
    492
    
    Preparing the Card in the PC for Booting with Easysoft 7
    492
    
    Transfer Program
    493
    
    Setting a Program as the Starting Program
    494
    
    Preparing the Card in the Unit for Booting with Easysoft 7
    495
    
    Preparing the Card for Booting on the Unit Itself
    499
    
    Reset – Resetting the Device to Factory Settings
    501
    
    Loading New Operating System
    502
    
    Setting a Splash Screen
    504
    
    The Unit Inside
    505
    
    Program Execution
    505
    
    How the EDP Evaluates Circuit Diagrams and Function Blocks
    507
    
    Transfering an Existing Circuit Diagram
    508
    
    Timing Characteristics of Expansion Devices
    509
    
    Time Behavior of the Inputs and Outputs
    510
    
    Input Delay (Debounce)
    510
    
    Delay Time on EASY-E4-DC-... Devices
    511
    
    Delay Time with DEBOUNCE Activated
    511
    
    Delay Time with DEBOUNCE Deactivated
    512
    
    Delay Time on EASY-E4-UC-... Devices
    513
    
    Additional Delay Time Due to Bouncing Pushbuttons
    514
    
    Device Information
    515
    
    Operating States
    516
    
    Switched Off- no Supply Voltage Available
    516
    
    Powered up
    516
    
    NET Network
    517
    
    Life Signs NET Stations
    518
    
    Diagnostics Messages of the Operating System
    521
    
    Transistor Outputs (Overload / Short Circuit)
    522
    
    Diagnostics Buffer
    522
    
    Connection to Other Devices
    525
    
    Functions Offline
    526
    
    Establish a Connection to the Device
    526
    
    Configuring Ethernet and NET Settings Without a Program
    528
    
    Configuring Ethernet and NET Settings Based on an Opened Project
    529
    
    Program/Configuration
    529
    
    Clock
    532
    
    Display
    532
    
    Circuit Diagram Window in Communication View
    532
    
    Online Status Display
    533
    
    Status Display on
    534
    
    Wiring Test
    535
    
    Group Diagnostic Alarms
    535
    
    Establishing an Ethernet Connection
    536
    
    Setting up a NET
    541
    
    NET - a Group
    541
    
    Between Groups
    541
    
    Access on the NET
    543
    
    Communication Via NET
    543
    
    Compatibility with Easynet
    543
    
    NET Settings
    545
    
    NET Station Heartbeat
    545
    
    Loading Programs Onto Multiple NET Stations
    545
    
    NET Group
    546
    
    Net-ID
    546
    
    Modbus TCP
    549
    
    Programming Communication with Modbus TCP
    550
    
    Read Coils 0X01
    551
    
    Read Discrete Inputs 0X02
    552
    
    Read Holding Registers 0X03
    552
    
    Read Input Registers 0X04
    553
    
    Write Single Registers 0X06
    554
    
    Write Multiple Registers 0X10
    555
    
    Modbus TCP Error Handling
    557
    
    Modbus Map
    561
    
    Setting up a Web Server
    564
    
    Configuring the Web Server Function in Easysoft 7
    564
    
    E-Mail Function
    566
    
    Programming an Alarm Function Block to Trigger Notifications
    569
    
    Faults
    571
    
    Messages from the Operating System
    572
    
    Possible Situations When Creating Programs
    573
    
    Event
    574
    
    Functionality of the NET Faulty
    575
    
    Monitoring Based on Diagnostic Bits
    575
    
    Example of Scanning the Diagnostics Bit ID
    576
    
    Replacing a NET Station
    576
    
    Station with NET-ID 1 Fails
    577
    
    Cleaning and Maintenance
    579
    
    Storage, Transport and Disposal
    580
    
    Dimension and Weight Specifications
    584
    
    Technical Data
    588
    
    Real-Time Clock Graph
    590
    
    Alphabetical Index
    595
    
    Glossary
    615

Eaton easyE4 series Manual (879 pages)

Brand: Eaton | Category: Relays | Size: 16 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Company Information
  2
- Before Starting with the Installation
  3
- Fig. 21: Connect Digital Counter Inputs
  6
- Fig. 23: Connecting Relay Outputs
  6
- About this Manual
  19
- List of Revisions
  20
- Target Group
  21
- Legal Disclaimer
  22
- Short Designations
  23
- Writing Conventions
  24
- Warning Labels
  24
- Additional Information for Use
  25
- Description of Easye4 Control Relay
  27
- Use as Intended
  27
- Function
  28
- Device Models - Versions and Part Nos
  30
- Base Device Versions
  30
- Expansion Versions
  32
- Fig. 2: Device Models in 4SU
  32
- Fig. 3: Device Models in 2SU
  32
- Overview of Available Easye4 Devices
  34
- What the Different Parts of the Part Number Mean
  36
- Accessory Devices
  37
- Nameplate
  39
- Support
  39
- Easysoft 8 Programming Software
  40
- System Requirements
  41
- Personnel Qualifications
  42
- Occupational Safety
  42
- Mandatory Requirements, Personnel Requirements
  42
- Basics
  42
- Safety Regulations
  42
- Device Documentation
  43
- Installation, Maintenance, and Disposal
  43
- Prerequisites for Proper Operation
  44
- Device-Specific Hazards
  45
- Engineering
  49
- Length of Signal Input Cables
  49
- Digital Inputs
  49
- Analog Inputs
  50
- Length of Signal Analog Output Lines
  50
- Notes for Connection of EASY-E4-AC
  51
- Connect Digital AC Inputs
  51
- Fig. 4: AC Input with Suppression Diode Easye4 AC
  51
- Fig. 5: AC Input with Ballast M22-XLED-T
  52
- Fig. 6: Increased Input Current with X2 Safety Capacitor
  52
- Fig. 7: Limitation of the Input Current through Resistors
  53
- Fig. 8: an Increase in Input Current with M22-XLED230-T
  53
- Analog Signals
  54
- Notes on Connecting an Easy Communication Module
  55
- Installation
  57
- Prerequisites for the Location of Use
  58
- Installation Position
  58
- Temperatures
  59
- Aeration and De-Aeration
  59
- Unpacking and Checking the Equipment Supplied
  60
- Mounting
  62
- Mounting Easye4 Control Relays
  62
- Fig. 9: Min. Clearance of 3 CM
  63
- Fig. 10: Assembling a Base Device with Expansions
  64
- Fig. 11: Assembling the Base Device with an Easy Communication Module as
  65
- Installation on Mounting Rail
  66
- Fig. 12: Installation on IEC/EN 60715 Mounting Rail
  66
- Screw Mounting
  68
- Fig. 13: Inserting a Fastening Bracket
  68
- Fig. 14: Example: Screw Mounting for a 4U Device
  68
- Dismounting of a Device
  69
- Fig. 15: Remove Adjacent Connectors
  69
- Fig. 16: Dismantling
  69
- Connection Terminals
  70
- Screw Terminals
  70
- Push-In Terminals
  71
- Connecting the Power Supply
  72
- Fig. 17: Connecting the Power Supply for Base Devices
  72
- Fig. 18: Connecting the Power Supply for Expansions
  73
- Special Notes on Connecting EASY-E4-AC
  74
- Connect Digital Inputs
  75
- Connect Digital Counter Inputs
  77
- Connecting Analog Inputs
  78
- Connecting Relay Outputs
  79
- Connecting Transistor Outputs
  80
- Transistor Output Behavior in the Event of a Short Circuit/Overload
  81
- Connecting Outputs in Parallel
  81
- Connecting Analog I/O Expansion Devices
  82
- Connecting Analog Inputs with Temperature Measuring on Expansion Devices
  84
- Terminal Configurations for Individual Devices
  87
- External Connections on the Base Device
  91
- External Connection Layouts
  91
- Memory Card
  92
- Ethernet
  94
- Connecting the Ethernet Cable
  95
- Removing the Ethernet Cable
  96
- Programming Software License
  97
- Licensing
  98
- Adding a License Key Later on
  100
- Software Updates and Hardware Changes
  101
- Easye4 Root Certificate
  101
- Installation Instructions
  102
- Commissioning
  109
- Initial Commissioning
  109
- Daily Operation
  110
- Switch on
  110
- Startup Behavior of Easye4 Control Relay with LED Indicators
  110
- Startup Behavior of Control Relay Easye4 with a Display and Keypad
  112
- Startup Behavior of Base Devices with Connected Expansion Devices
  114
- Status Display on Control Relay Easye4 with Display and Keypad
  115
- Commissioning the Ethernet Network
  117
- Remote Operation
  118
- Overview of Switch-On Behavior
  119
- Establishing an Ethernet Connection and Transferring a Pro- Gram or Visualization Project
  121
- Basic Information on Assigning IP Addresses
  121
- Automatic Booting of the Memory Card
  128
- Preparing the Card in the Device for Booting with Easysoft
  129
- Preparing the Card in the Easye4 Device for Booting with Easysoft
  133
- Preparing the Card for Booting on the Easye4 Device Itself
  137
- Reset with Memory Card - Reset Device to Its Delivery Condition
  139
- Updating Firmware
  140
- Firmware Update Base Device
  141
- Updating the Firmware on Expansion Devices
  144
- Updating the Firmware on Easy Communication Modules
  146
- Functions of the Microsd Memory Card
  149
- Ejecting the Microsd Memory Card
  149
- Setting a Splash Screen for the EASY-E4
  150
- Set System Parameters Using a Memory Card - E4Settings.ini
  151
- Operation
  157
- Base Device with Display and Buttons
  157
- LCD Display
  157
- Display Color Backlight
  158
- Keyboard
  158
- Selecting Menus and Entering Values
  159
- Cursor Display
  160
- Entering of Values
  160
- STOP Mode
  161
- RUN Mode
  161
- Operating Modes of the Easye4
  161
- Operation of the Menu Selection and Value Entry
  163
- How to Navigate the Device Menus
  163
- Operating Principle in the Circuit Diagram and Function Block Editor
  163
- Selecting a Device Menu
  164
- Overview of the Menus on the Device
  165
- Main Menu
  165
- STOP RUN Operating Mode Menu
  165
- Parameter Menu
  166
- Set Clock Menu
  167
- Card Menu
  168
- Information Menu
  169
- System Options Menu
  170
- Program Menu
  172
- Your First EDP Program
  174
- Draw a Wiring Diagram
  176
- Testing the Circuit Diagram
  180
- Control Options in RUN Mode
  181
- Delete Program
  183
- Transfer Program to the Easye4 Device
  184
- Transfer with a Microsd Memory Card
  184
- Establishing an Ethernet Connection
  189
- Programming on the Device
  191
- Program
  191
- Circuit Diagram Display
  191
- Circuit Diagram Elements
  193
- Function Blocks
  193
- Relays
  193
- Contacts
  194
- Coils
  195
- Working with Contacts and Coils
  200
- Entering and Modifying Contacts
  201
- Changing an N/O Contact to an N/C Contact
  202
- Entering and Modifying Coils
  203
- Deleting Contacts and Coils
  204
- Creating and Modifying Connections
  205
- Deleting Connections
  206
- Adding a Rung
  206
- Deleting a Rung
  206
- Got to a Rung
  207
- Saving the Circuit Diagram
  207
- Exiting the Circuit Diagram Without Saving
  208
- Searching for Contacts and Coils
  208
- Switching with the Cursor Buttons
  209
- Checking the Circuit Diagram
  210
- Jumps
  211
- Wiring NET Operands in the Circuit Diagram
  213
- Transferring Programs from and to a Microsd Memory Card
  217
- Configuration on a Base Device with a Display
  218
- PROGRAM Submenu
  219
- Working with Function Blocks
  221
- Adding Function Blocks to the Circuit Diagram for the First Time
  221
- Function Block List
  223
- Configuring Parameters in the Function Block Editor
  224
- PARAMETERS Menu
  227
- Deleting Function Blocks
  228
- Using Operands in a Program
  230
- Elementary Data Types
  230
- Permissible Operands at a Glance
  231
- Connection Rules for Operands
  232
- Overview of Operands Numeric Formats
  233
- Timer Constant
  234
- Organizing Marker Ranges
  238
- Operand Table
  240
- Retentive Markers
  243
- Internal Marker Ranges in Function Blocks
  243
- Function Blocks
  245
- Manufacturer Function Blocks
  248
- Timer Modules
  248
- HW - Weekly Timer (Hour Week)
  248
- HY - Year Time Switch (Hora Year)
  258
- OT - Operating Hours Counter
  268
- RC - Real-Time Clock
  273
- T - Timing Relay
  276
- YT - Year Time Switch (Year Table)
  288
- WT - Weekly Timer (Weektable)
  295
- AC - Astronomic Clock
  299
- Counter Function Blocks
  308
- C - Counter Relay
  308
- CF - Frequency Counter
  314
- High-Speed Counter
  320
- CI - Incremental Counter
  326
- Arithmetic and Analog Function Blocks
  333
- A - Analog Value Comparator
  333
- AR - Arithmetic
  339
- AV - Average
  344
- CP - Comparator
  353
- LS - Value Scaling
  357
- MM - Min-/Max Function
  362
- PM - Performance Map
  365
- PW - Pulse Width Modulation
  371
- Open-Loop and Closed-Loop Function Blocks
  378
- DC - PID Controller
  378
- FT - PT1-Signal Smoothing Filter
  385
- PO - Pulse Output
  390
- TC - Three Step Controller
  405
- VC - Value Limitation
  410
- Data and Register Function Blocks
  414
- BC - Block Comparison
  414
- BT - Block Transfer
  422
- DB - Data Function Block
  428
- MX - Data Multiplexer
  433
- RE - Recipe Records
  437
- SR - Shift Register
  443
- TB - Table Function
  451

Eaton easyE4 series Manual (747 pages)

Brand: Eaton | Category: Industrial Electrical | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Company Information
  2
- Before Starting with the Installation
  3
- Figure 15: Connect Digital Counter Inputs
  6
- Figure 17: Connecting Relay Outputs
  6
- About this Manual
  17
  - List of Revisions
    17
  - Target Group
    18
  - Legal Disclaimer
    19
  - Short Designations
    20
  - Writing Conventions
    21
- Warning Labels
  21
- Documents with Additional Information
  22
- 1 Easye4 Control Relays Description
  
  23
  - Use as Intended
    23
  - Function
    24
    
    Features
    24
  - Device Models - Versions and Part Nos
    26
    
    Base Device Versions
    26
- Appendix
  
  26
  - Figure 1: Device Model with EASY-E4
    26
  - Expansion Versions
    28
  - Figure 2: Device Model with 4SU
    28
  - Figure 3: Device Models in 2SU
    28
  - Overview of Available Easye4 Devices
    30
  - What the Different Parts of the Part Number Mean
    32
  - Accessory Devices
    33
  - Nameplate
    34
  - Support
    35
  - Programming Software Easysoft
    36
  - Occupational Safety
    37
  - Personnel Qualifications
    37
  - Safety Regulations
    37
    
    Basics
    37
    
    Mandatory Requirements, Personnel Requirements
    37
  - Device Documentation
    38
  - Installation, Maintenance, and Disposal
    38
  - Prerequisites for Proper Operation
    39
  - Device-Specific Hazards
    40
  - Engineering
    43
  - Length of Input Cables
    43
  - Analog Signals
    44
  - Notes on Connecting EASY-E4-AC
    45
- 2 Installation
  
  47
- 3 Commissioning
  
  91
- 4 Operation
  
  131
  - Base Device with Display and Buttons
    131
  - LCD Display
    131
  - Display Color Backlight
    132
  - Keyboard
    132
  - Selecting Menus and Entering Values
    133
  - Cursor Display
    134
  - Entering of Values
    134
  - Operating Modes of the Easye4
    135
  - RUN Mode
    135
  - STOP Mode
    135
  - Operation of the Menu Selection and Value Entry
    137
  - How to Navigate the Device Menus
    137
  - Operating Principle in the Circuit Diagram and Function Block Editor
    137
  - Selecting a Device Menu
    138
  - Overview of the Menus on the Device
    139
  - Main Menu
    139
  - STOP RUN Operating Mode Menu
    139
  - Menu Parameter
    140
  - Set Clock Menu
    141
  - Menu Card
    142
  - Menuinformation
    143
  - System Options Menu
    144
  - Program Menu
    146
  - Your First EDP Program
    148
  - Draw a Wiring Diagram
    150
  - Testing the Circuit Diagram
    153
  - Control Options in RUN Mode
    154
  - Delete Program
    156
  - Transfer Program to the Easye4 Device
    157
    
    Transfer with a Microsd Memory Card
    157
    
    Establish Ethernet Connection
    162
- 5 Programming on the Device
  
  165
  - Program
    165
  - Circuit Diagram Display
    165
  - Circuit Diagram Elements
    167
    
    Function Blocks
    167
    
    Relays
    167
    
    Contacts
    168
    
    Coils
    169
  - Working with Contacts and Coils
    174
    
    Entering and Modifying Contacts
    175
    
    Changing an N/O Contact to an N/C Contact
    176
    
    Entering and Modifying Coils
    177
    
    Deleting Contacts and Coils
    178
    
    Creating and Modifying Connections
    179
    
    Deleting Connections
    180
    
    Adding a Rung
    180
    
    Deleting a Rung
    180
    
    Got to a Rung
    181
  - Saving the Circuit Diagram
    181
  - Exiting the Circuit Diagram Without Saving
    182
  - Searching for Contacts and Coils
    182
  - Switching with the Cursor Buttons
    183
  - Checking the Circuit Diagram
    184
  - Jumps
    185
  - Wiring NET Operands in the Circuit Diagram
    187
  - Transferring Programs from and to the Microsd Memory Card
    191
    
    Configuration on Base Devices with a Display
    192
  - PROGRAM Submenu
    193
  - Working with Function Blocks
    195
    
    Adding Function Blocks to the Circuit Diagram for the First Time
    195
  - Function Block List
    197
  - Configuring Parameters in the Function Block Editor
    198
  - PARAMETERS Menu
    201
  - Deleting Function Blocks
    201
  - Using Operands in a Program
    204
- 6 Function Blocks
  
  220
  - Manufacturer Function Blocks
    222
  - Timer Modules
    222
  - HW - 7-Day Time Switch (Hour Week)
    222
  - HY - Year Time Switch (Hora Year)
    232
  - OT - Operating Hours Counter
    242
  - RC - Real-Time Clock
    246
  - T - Timing Relay
    250
  - YT - Year Time Switch (Year Table)
    265
  - WT - Weekly Timer (Weektable)
    272
  - AC - Astronomic Clock
    276
  - Counter Function Blocks
    285
  - C - Counter Relay
    285
  - CF - Frequency Counter
    291
  - High-Speed Counter
    297
  - CI - Incremental Counter
    303
  - Arithmetic and Analog Function Blocks
    310
  - A - Analog Value Comparator
    310
  - AR - Arithmetic
    316
  - AV - Average
    321
  - CP - Comparator
    330
  - LS - Value Scaling
    334
  - MM - Min-/Max Function
    339
  - PM - Performance Map
    343
  - PW - Pulse Width Modulation
    349
  - Open-Loop and Closed-Loop Function Blocks
    355
  - DC - PID Controller
    355
  - FT - PT1-Signal Smoothing Filter
    362

Eaton easyE4 series Manual (111 pages)

Remote Touch Display

Brand: Eaton | Category: Monitor | Size: 1 MB

Easye Remote Touch Displaymanual
1
Company Information
2
Before Starting with the Installation
3
Table of Contents
5
About this Documentation
9
List of Revisions
9
Target Group
10
Legal Disclaimer
11
Device Designations and Abbreviations
11
Writing Conventions
12
Description
15
Use as Intended
17
Configuration Easye RTD
18
Operating and Indication Elements
19
Connections and Interfaces to Peripheral Devices
20
What the Different Parts of the Part Number Mean
21
Accessory Devices
21
Nameplate
22
Support
23
UL Listing
24
Marine Approvals
25
Safety Regulations
27
Basics
27
Mandatory Requirements, Personnel Requirements
27
Occupational Safety
27
Personnel Qualifications
27
Device Documentation
28
Installation, Maintenance, and Disposal
28
Prerequisites for Proper Operation
29
Device-Specific Hazards
30
Installation
35
Prerequisites for the Location of Use
36
Installation Position
37
Temperatures
38
Aeration and De-Aeration
39
Technical Conditions for Acceptance by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL)
40
Unpacking and Checking the Equipment Supplied
41
Mounting
42
Preparations
43
Easye RTD Mounting
45
Preparing the Device for Operation
46
Power Supply - Electrical Connection
47
External Connections
51
USB Interface
52
Ethernet
53
Commissioning
55
Setup Wizard - Setting up the Easye Remote Touch Display
56
Initial Commissioning
57
Setting Passwords
57
Setting a Language
58
Access Restrictions for the User Groups
59
Running the RTD
61
Visualization
61
Easye RTD Advanced - Loading the Visualization Project through the USB Port
61
Operation
63
Handling Easye Remote Touch Display
63
Device Menus
65
Login/Logout Menu
66
Device Info Menu
67
Easye4 Mirroring Menu (Formerly Remote Easye4)
70
Easye4 Visualization Menu
73
Network Menu
75
Automatic Start
76
Display Menu
76
Update Menu
78
Security Menu
79
Setup Wizard Menu
80
Import / Export Menu
86
Connecting to the RTD
89
Easye4 with the RTD
89

Eaton easyE4 series Application Note (29 pages)

Establish Ethernet connection between easyE4 and easySoft V7

Brand: Eaton | Category: Relays | Size: 1 MB

Eaton easyE4 series Instruction Leaflet (9 pages)

Brand: Eaton | Category: Industrial Equipment | Size: 0 MB

Eaton easyE4 series Instruction Leaflet (8 pages)

Brand: Eaton | Category: Relays | Size: 2 MB

Eaton Categories

UPS Circuit breakers

Switch Industrial Equipment Industrial Electrical

More Eaton Manuals

Eaton easyE4 series Manuals

Eaton easyE4 series Manual (622 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1 Easye4 Control Relays Description

Appendix

2 Installation

4 Operation

5 Programming on the Device

6 Function Blocks

Eaton easyE4 series Manual (879 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Eaton easyE4 series Manual (747 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1 Easye4 Control Relays Description

Appendix

2 Installation

3 Commissioning

4 Operation

5 Programming on the Device

6 Function Blocks

Eaton easyE4 series Manual (111 pages)

Table of Contents

Eaton easyE4 series Application Note (29 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Network Settings of the PC

3 IP Settings of the Easye4

4 Ethernet Connection with Easye4 Via "Auto IP

5 Ethernet Connection with Easye4 Via "Static IP

6 Ethernet Connection with Easye4 Via "DHCP

Eaton easyE4 series Instruction Leaflet (9 pages)

Table of Contents

Eaton easyE4 series Instruction Leaflet (8 pages)

Related Products

Eaton Categories