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3.4 Dimensions

Figure 3.5 – XL4/XL4 P OCS Dimensions

Table of Contents

default chapter2
- Preface2
- About Programming Examplesp3
- Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability3
- Visual Map of Key Chapters4
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1: Safety/ Compliance10
- Safety Warnings and Guidelines10
- Grounding11
- CE Compliance11
Chapter 2: Introduction12
- Visual Overview of XL4/XL4 P OCS12
- Connectivity to the XL4/XL4 P OCS14
- Features of XL4/XL4 P OCS15
- Useful Documents and References15
Chapter 3: Mechanical Installation16
- Overview16
- Mounting Requirements16
- Mounting Orientation17
- Dimensions18
- Installation Procedure19
- Factors Affecting Panel Layout Design and Clearances20
Chapter 4: Electrical Installation22
- Grounding Definition22
- Ground Specifications22
- How to Test for Good Ground23
- Primary Power Port24
Chapter 5: System Settings and Adjustments25
- System Menu - Overview25
- System Menu - Navigation and Editing27
- System Menu - Details28
- View Status29
- View Diags30
- View Battery Status31
- View I/O Slots32
- View Protocols33
- Set Fkeys Mode34
- Set Serial Ports35
- Set Time/Date36
- Set Beeper38
- Set Screen39
- Removable Media40
- Enable Autorun42
- Enable Autoload43
- Clone Unit44
- Load Clone46
- Webmi License Details47
- Touch Screen Calibration48
Chapter 6: Registers49
- Register Definitions49
- Useful %S and %SR Registers50
- Resource Limits59
- Register Map for XL4/XL4 Prime OCS I/O60
Chapter 7: Cscape Configuration62
- Overview62
- Cscape Status Bar62
- Establishing Communications63
- Configuration71
- Digital / HSC Input Configuration72
- Digital / PWM Output Configuration73
- Analog Input Configuration74
- Analog Output Configuration76
- Scaling Analog Inputs77
Chapter 8: General I/O78
- Overview78
- Removing the XL4/XL4 Prime OCS I/O Cover78
- Model and I/O Overview79
- Solid-State Digital Outputs80
- Relay Outputs81
- Digital Inputs82
- Analog Inputs83
- Universal Analog Inputs84
- Analog Outputs85
Chapter 9: High Speed I/O (Hsc / Pwm)86
- Overview86
- Glossary87
- High Speed Counter (HSC) Functions88
- HSC Functions Register Map97
- High Speed Output Functions100
- High Speed Output Functions Register Map104
- PWM Examples105
- STP Examples106
- HSC I/O Filtering107
Chapter 10: Serial Communications110
- Overview110
- Port Descriptions110
- Serial Port110
- Dip Switches111
- Termination111
- Biasing112
- Cscape Programming Via Serial Port112
- Ladder-Controlled Serial Communication112
- Configuration Via Mini-B USB112
Chapter 11: Can Communications113
- Overview113
- Port Description113
- CAN1 Port Wiring114
- Cscape Programming Via CAN114
- Ladder-Controlled CAN Communication114
- Using CAN for I/O Expansion (Network I/O)114
Chapter 12: Ethernet Communication115
- Ethernet Overview115
- Ethernet Module Protocols and Features115
- Ethernet System Requirements115
- Ethernet Module Specifications116
- Ethernet Module Configuration117
- Ethernet Configuration - IP Parameters120
- Ethernet Module Protocol Configuration120
Chapter 13: Downloadable Communication Protocols121
- Overview121
- Protocol Config123
- Network Configuration124
- Device List and Devices Configuration126
- Scan List127
- Data Mapping Configuration (Scan List Entry)128
Chapter 14: User Interface130
- Overview130
- Screen Specifications130
- Displaying and Entering Data131
- Alpha-Numeric Keypad132
- Screen Navigation134
- Ladder Based Screen Navigation134
- Beeper Acknowledgement135
- Touch (Slip) Sensitivity135
- Alarms136
- Removable Media138
- Screen Saver140
- Screen Brightness140
- Touch Screen Pressure141
Chapter 15: Video Object143
- Video Object Overview143
- Opening Video Object in Cscape144
- Video Properties: Video Type146
- Video Properties: Control147
- Configuring Display Properties148
- Video Object Performance148
- Web Cameras148
Chapter 16: Removeable Media149
- Overview149
- Microsd Cards149
- Microsd File System150
- Using the Removable Media Manager150
- Using Removable Media to Log Data151
- Using Removable Media to Load and Save Applications151
- Using Removable Media to View and Capture Screens151
- Configuration of the Removable Media Object152
- Removable Media (RM) Function Blocks in Cscape152
- Removable Media (RM) Features-Program Features153
- Removable Media (RM) Features-Graphic/Screen Editor153
- Removable Media (RM) Features-Additional Configuration153
- Filenames Used with the Removable Media (RM) Function Blocks154
- System Registers Used with RM155
Chapter 17: Clone Unit156
- Overview156
- Make Clone156
- Load Clone160
Chapter 18: Fail - Safe System162
- Overview162
- Settings163
- Backup / Restore Data163
- Autoload168
- Autorun170
Chapter 19: Modbus Communications171
- Modbus Overview171
- Modbus Slave Overview171
- Modbus Master Overview172
- Modbus Addressing Table173
Chapter 20: Xl4 Rechargeable Back-Up Battery174
- Overview174
- Storing Register Contents174
- Battery Life174
- Lithium Battery Safety174
- OCS Battery Charging Cycle175
- Battery Charging Status176
- Battery Status in System Registers177
- Replacing Rechargeable Backup Battery178
Chapter 21: Xl4 Prime Back up Battery180
Chapter 22: Maintenance182
- Firmware Updates182
- How to Check for Current Firmware Revision182
- Firmware Update Details183
- Firmware Update Steps184
Chapter 23: Troubleshooting / Technical Support185
- Connecting to the XL4/XL4 Prime OCS185
- Local Controller and Local I/O187
- Cscan Network188
- USB Interfaces189
- Basic Troubleshooting189
- Technical Support Contacts189

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