PRODUCT INFORMATION. DeviceNet Triple Play Digital Communications Board. SA Actuator with AUMA Matic Motor Controls

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1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The DeviceNet Digital Communications Board is furnished in the AUMA Matic motor control housing for controlling electric motor driven actuators used on valves, dampers and other devices. The board serves as the actuator s interface with the plant control system. SA Actuator with AUMA Matic Motor Controls DeviceNet Digital Communications Board Page 1 of 5

2 Detailed Description The primary actuator communication protocol is the open, non-proprietary DeviceNet protocol. DeviceNet is a modern communication system that is easy to install and configure. Through the use of EDS (electronic data sheets) files, system configuration is very quick and easy. The EDS file defines the communication requirements and I/O properties of the actuator. During system configuration, each node (actuator) on the network is automatically matched to the appropriate EDS file by a DeviceNet configurator. This allows the I/O information from each actuator to be mapped into the DeviceNet scanner without operator knowledge of the equipment. This process greatly simplifies system configuration allowing an entire network to be configured in minutes. DeviceNet is also supported by most major equipment manufacturers. That means off-the-shelf solutions are available for many control problems. Flexibility has been built-in. This board has been called the "Triple Play" because older technology has been built-in allowing control using either the Modbus Protocol or an Analog Positioning Signal. This is a very attractive option for customers who want to migrate to a new High-Technology Protocol from either the Modbus or Analog control. The plant can continue to operate using existing control technology and move to the advanced protocol with no additional actuator hardware. The board has 8 digital inputs, 4 digital outputs, and 5 analog inputs. These I/O are completely definable by the customer. Customer Configuration: The 7 digital inputs are typically used to monitor actuator indications: Open Limit Switch Open Torque Switch Close Limit Switch Close Torque Switch Thermal Contact Incorrect Voltage Phasing Selector Switch in Remote Two of the four digital outputs are usually: Open Command Close Command One of the analog inputs is Actuator Position. This typically leaves 1 digital input, 2 digital outputs and 4 analog inputs remaining for special customer requirements. Page 2 of 5

3 DeviceNet / Technical Details Communication protocol Network topology CAN Controller Area Network Two shielded twisted pair in one cable (power and signal on same network cable) per DeviceNet specifications DeviceNet Linear (trunkline/dropline) bus, bus termination on both ends Removal of stations without affecting other stations Transmission Speed and Line Length Note: Kbaud = 1000 bits/s Number of Stations Bus access data transfer rate 125 Kbaud 250 Kbaud 500 Kbaud 64 stations per scanner Master-Slave line length 500 meters / 1640 ft. 250 meters / 820 ft. 100 meters / 328 ft. Note: CAN extenders allow much longer lengths (eg.: 10 extenders at 125 Kbaud becomes 5,500 meters / 3.4 miles in length) Error Management Indications Fault Indications Analog / digital inputs Digital outputs DeviceNet Port Power Consumption Proven CAN Standard including CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) on each frame; Excellent diagnostic capabilities and network status OPEN STOP CLOSE Run to Setpoint Position End-of-travel positions OPEN, CLOSED Continuous valve position Selector switch in position LOCAL / OFF / REMOTE Open torque switch tripped Closed torque switch tripped Motor protection tripped Phase failure, wrong phase sequence Open torque switch tripped in mid-travel (available) Closed torque switch tripped in mid-travel (available) 5 analog inputs 8 digital inputs 4 digital outputs 75 ma (max.) at 24 VDC Page 3 of 5

4 MODBUS / Technical Details Communication protocol Network topology EIA-485 (RS-485) Shielded twisted pair MODBUS (ASCII or RTU) Linear bus (line) Data transfer rate data transfer rate in bit/s distance / segment length in m Number of stations No. active stations (masters) 1 Bus access 2,400 9,600 19,200 1, stations in each segment without repeaters, up to 247 stations with repeaters (6) Master-slave Function Codes 01 Read Coil Status 02 Read Input Status (Coils) (Registers) Indications 02 (Input Status) 04 (Registers) Fault Indications 02 (Input Status) Analog / digital inputs Digital outputs 03 Read Holding Registers 04 Read Input Registers 05 Single Coil Write 06 Single Register Write 15 Multiple Coil Write 16 Multiple Register Write OPEN - Coil STOP - Coil CLOSE - Coil Run to Setpoint Position - Register End-of-travel positions OPEN, CLOSED - Status Selector switch in position LOCAL / OFF / REMOTE - Status Open torque switch tripped - Status Closed torque switch tripped - Status Continuous valve position - Register Motor protection tripped - Status Phase failure, wrong phase sequence - Status Open torque switch tripped in mid-travel (option) - Status Closed torque switch tripped in mid-travel (option) - Status 5 analog inputs / 8 digital inputs 4 digital outputs Page 4 of 5

5 Analog interface / Technical Details Signal Type Communication function Monitoring capabilities (No control) Status Relay failure Analog control Shielded twisted pair Voltage signal (Range: 0-10VDC) Current signal (Range: 0 20 ma) Actuator positioned according to control signal value Actuator will fail as is or fail to a preset position when control signal is below the minimum defined value for the actuator. DeviceNet or Modbus Loss of signal Loss of board power All information is subject to change without notice. 4 Zesta Drive Pittsburgh, PA USA Ph: Page 5 of 5