HORNER HE-X4A - Mounting Clip Locations

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Mechanical Installation

Mounting Clip Locations

X4 OCS Mounting Orientation

NOTE—For panel or DIN rail mounting: The orientation shown above provides for optimum readability of the

screen and ease of use of the keypad.

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Main Page

Method2
Table of Contents4
Safety and Compliance8
Warnings8
FCC Compliance8
Safety Precautions8
Intro to the X410
Visual Overview11
Where to Find more Information for the X4 OCS12
Connectivity to the X412
Features of X4 OCS13
Mechanical Installation15
Mounting Overview15
Mounting Procedures (Installed in a Panel Door)15
Mounting Clip Locations16
Dimensions17
Installation Procedure17
Factors Affecting Panel Layout Design and Clearances18
Electrical Installation21
Ground Specifications21
How to Test for Good Ground21
Primary Power Port22
System Settings and Adjustments24
OCS LED Indicator Lights24
System Menu25
Set Networks & Set Network Baud Rate27
View Status & Diags29
View Protocols31
Set Keys, Serial Ports, Time/Date, Beeper & Screen32
Removable Media37
I/O Calibration38
Fail - Safe System39
Clone Unit42
Webmi License Details45
Touch Screen Calibration46
System Register Tables48
Register Definitions48
S Registers49
SR Registers50
I/O Register Map for X4 OCS57
X4 Resource Limits57
PWM Function Registers Map58
HSC Functions Registers Map58
General I/O Configuration60
Built-In Digital and Analog I/O Overview60
Digital / HSC Input Configuration61
Model R & Model a Digital Input J2 Wiring61
Digital / PWM Output Configuration66
Solid-State Digital Outputs66
Model a & Model R Digital Output Wiring66
Relay Outputs67
Model R: Sinking and Sourcing Outputs68
Digital Output Configuration69
Analog Input Configuration72
Analog Output Configuration76
I/O Status and Calibration79
High Speed I/O83
High Speed Counter (HSC) Functions84
Frequency84
Totalize85
Pulse86
Period Measurement86
Quadrature87
High Speed Counter90
HSC Register Map for Micro OCS90
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Functions91
HSC Pulse Output94
Serial Communications96
Port Descriptions96
Wiring-MJ1/MJ2 Serial Ports96
RS-485 Termination and Biasing97
Cscape Programming Via Serial Port97
Ladder-Controlled Serial Communication98
Configuration Via Mini-B USB98
CAN Communications100
Overview100
CAN Port Wiring101
Cscape Programming Via CAN101
Ladder-Controlled CAN Communication101
Using CAN for I/O Expansion (Network I/O)101
CAN and Termination and Bias101
Ethernet Communications103
Ethernet Module Protocols and Features103
Ethernet System Requirements103
Ethernet Module Specifications103
Ethernet Module Configuration104
Ethernet Configuration - IP Parameters107
Ethernet Module Protocol Configuration107
Protocol Configuration109
Overview109
Protocol Device Driver Selection110
Network Configuration111
Device List and Device Configuration113
Scan List115
User Interface120
Screen Specifications120
Displaying and Entering Data121
Numeric Keypad122
Screen Navigation123
Ladder Based Screen Navigation124
Touch (Slip) Sensitivity124
Alarms125
Removable Media127
Screen Saver128
Screen Brightness128
Removable Media130
Microsd Cards130
Using the Removable Media Manager131
Log Data131
View and Capture Screens132
Removable Media Object132
Function Blocks in Cscape133
Filenames134
System Registers Used with RM134
Clone Unit136
Make Clone136
Load Clone138
Fail-Safe System140
For the XL & X Series140
For the XL Prime Series140
Settings141
Backup / Restore Data141
Autoload144
Autorun146
Micro OCS Communications148
Modbus Slave Overview148
Modbus Master Overview149
Modbus Addressing Table150
Firmware Updates152
Check for Current Firmware Revision152
Firmware Update Details153
Download Firmware153
Firmware Update Steps153
Firmware Update Via Microsd Card154
Method 1154
Replacing the Backup Battery157
Steps to Replace the Battery157
Troubleshooting159
Connecting to the OCS159
Local Controller and Local I/O160
Cscan Network161
USB Interfaces161
Basic Troubleshooting162
Technical Support Contacts162
X4 Change Log163

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