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Parker PSSEXT3 Installation & Service Instructions Manual

Parker PSSEXT3 Installation & Service Instructions Manual (344 pages)

FIELDBUS SYSTEM

Brand: Parker | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 14 MB

Table of Contents

Pneumatic

111
- Power Distribution
  104
- Table of Contents
  111
- Foreword
  112
- Section 2 General
  113
- Section 4 Installation Guidelines
  126
  - Enclosures (Cooling and Ventilating)
    127
  - Startup Procedures
    128
- Section 5 Preventive Maintenance and Repair Guidelines
  129
  - Repair
    130
Table of Contents

141
- Chapter 1
  
  145
  - Get Started
    145
  - What's in this Chapter
    145
  - Before You Begin
    146
  - Set up a Devicenet Network
    148
    
    Basic Devicenet Network
    149
    
    Understand the Topology
    149
  - Understand the Media
    149
    
    Understand the Cable Options
    150
    
    Determine the Maximum Trunk Line Distance
    151
    
    Determine the Cumulative Drop Line Length
    153
    
    About Connectors
    154
    
    About Direct Connection
    154
  - Terminate the Network
    157
    
    Guidelines for Supplying Power
    159
  - Supply Power
    159
    
    Choose a Power Supply
    159
    
    About Power Ratings
    160
    
    Size a Power Supply
    161
    
    Place the Power Supply
    162
    
    Connect Power Supplies
    165
  - Ground the Network
    166
  - Use the Checklist
    168
  - Identify Cable System Components
    171
  - About Thick Cable
    173
  - About Thin Cable
    173
  - About Flat Cable
    174
  - Connect to the Trunk Line
    175
    
    About the T-Port Tap
    177
    
    About the Devicebox Tap
    178
    
    About the Deviceport Tap
    179
    
    About the Powertap
    179
    
    About Direct Connection
    183
    
    About Open-Style Connectors
    183
    
    About Open-Style Taps
    184
    
    About Kwiklink Insulation Displacement Connectors (Idcs)
    185
  - Use Preterminated Cables
    186
    
    About Thick Cable
    186
    
    About Thin Cable
    187
    
    About Kwiklink Drop Cables
    189
    
    About Terminators
    192
- Chapter 3 Prepare Cables
  
  195
  - Install Open-Style Connectors
    196
  - Install Mini/Micro Sealed Field-Installable Connectors
    197
  - Install Devicebox and Powertap Taps
    198
  - Install Powertap Taps
    199
  - Install Devicebox Taps
    202
  - Connect Drop Lines
    203
  - Install Deviceport Taps
    203
  - Install Kwiklink Cable and Kwiklink Heavy-Duty Connectors
    204
    
    Install a Kwiklink Open-Style Connector to a Drop Cable
    207
    
    Install End Caps
    208
    
    Install Class 1 Kwiklink Power Cable
    209
  - Connect a Power Supply to Round Media
    210
  - Connect Power Supplies to Kwiklink Flat Media
    211
    
    Class 1, 8A System
    211
    
    Class 2, 4A System
    211
- Chapter 4 Class 1 (CL1) Cable
  
  213
  - Class 2 (CL2) Cable
    214
  - Use the Look-Up Method
    215
    
    One Power Supply (End-Connected)
    223
    
    One Power Supply (Middle-Connected)
    224
    
    Nec/Cecode Current Boost Configuration
    227
    
    Two Power Supplies (End-Connected) in Parallel with no
    228
    
    Break
    230
    
    Two Power Supplies (Not End-Connected) in Parallel with no V
    230
  - Use the Full-Calculation Method
    232
  - Use the Equation
    233
    
    One Power Supply (End-Connected)
    234
    
    One Power Supply (Middle-Connected)
    235
  - General Troubleshooting Tips
    239
- Chapter 5
  
  241
  - Diagnose Common Problems
    241
  - Check System Design
    243
  - Diagnose Power Supply Problems
    245
    
    When Choosing a Power Supply, Keep the Following Tips
    246
  - Ground the Network
    245
  - Use Terminating Resistors
    245
  - Verify Network Voltages
    246
    
    If Voltages Are too Low
    247
  - Specify Article 725 Topics
    249
- Appendix A
  
  249
  - Class 1 Flat Media
    249
  - Round (Thick & Thin) and Class 2 Flat Media
    249
- Appendix B
  
  251
  - Use Devicenet Power Supplies to Operate Output Devices
    251
  - Noise or Transient Protection
    252
    
    Release Notes
    265
    
    Interface Module
    270
    
    Typical Configurations
    280
    
    Related Documentation
    285
    
    User Manual
    287
    
    Who Should Use this Manual
    289
Table of Contents

293
- Mount the Adapter and I/O Base
  295
- Set the Node Address
  295
- Chapter Summary and What's Next
  296
- Wire the Devicenet Adapters
  296
  - Devicenet Auxiliary Power
    296
  - Psscdm12A
    296
  - Psscdm18Pa
    296
- Chapter 2 Use the Adapter
  
  297
  - Set Subnet/Backplane Baudrate
    298
  - Set Subnet/Backplane I/O Module Addresses
    298
  - Conﬁ Gure the Subnet I/O
    298
  - Conﬁ Gure the Primary Devicenet Network
    298
  - Remove and Reinsert Modules on the Backplane
    298
  - Understand the Devicenet Network and Subnet
    299
    
    Backplane/Subnet Network
    299
    
    Devicenet Network
    299
  - Adapter Features
    300
  - Communicate through the Adapter
    304
    
    Map the Data
    304
    
    Overview of the Communication Process
    304
    
    Image Table Mapping
    305
  - Communicate with I/O Modules
    306
  - Use Diagnostic Tables
    307
  - Chapter Summary and What's Next
    308
  - Why Use Auto Start Mode
    310
    
    How Is I/O Data Mapped Using Auto Start Mode
    310
    
    Requirement to Using Auto Start Mode
    310
    
    What Does Auto Start Mode Do
    310
  - Install the I/O Module
    311
    
    Remove the Module from the Mounting Base
    311
  - Use Rsnetworx for Devicenet
    312
  - Begin Auto Start Mode
    313
  - Chapter Summary and What's Next
    314
  - Use Custom Conﬁ Guration
    314
  - Conﬁ Guration Overview
    315
    
    Add I/O Modules to Your Network
    315
    
    Add the Scanner to Your Network
    315
    
    Set the Scanner's Parameters
    316
    
    Go on Line
    320
  - Conﬁ Gure the Devicenet Scanner Subnet
    315
  - Chapter Summary and What's Next
    320
  - Conﬁ Guration Overview
    321
    
    Add the Adapter to Your Network
    321
    
    Set the Adapter's Parameters
    322
    
    Go on Line
    324
  - Chapter Summary
    325
  - Troubleshoot the H Series Fieldbus Devicenet Adapter
    325
- Chapter 6 Use the Status Indicators
  
  325
  - Chapter Summary
    326
  - Guidelines for Using Your Adapter
    326
  - Speciﬁ Cations
    327
  - Default Data Maps
    329
  - PSSN8 Sink Input Module
    329
  - PSSP8 Source Input Module
    329
  - PSSNAC Analog Current Input Module
    330
  - PSST8 Electronically Protected Output Module
    330
  - PSSTR4 Relay Sink/Source Output Module
    330
  - PSSNAV Analog Input Module
    331
  - PSSTAC Analog Current Output Module
    331

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