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6.
Function
blocks
6.1
Manufacturer
function
blocks
The mathematical relationship is follows:
m = Gradient
Y0 = Y offset when X = 0
X1, Y1 = First value pair
X2, Y2 = Second value pair
g = Straight line with positive gradient
Fig. 186: Mathematical interrelationship
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Table of Contents
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
List of Figures
859
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Model
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Language
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