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05/06 AWB2724-1584GB
Dimensions and weight
67
Dimensions and
weight
Table 14:
Dimensions in inches
Dimensions W
x
H
x
D
[mm]
with adapter for MMC
107.5 x 90 x 72
107.5 x 90 x 79
[inches]
with adapter for MMC
4.23 x 3.54 x 2.84
4.23 x 3.54 x 3.11
Space units (SU) width
6
Weight
[g]
320
[lb]
0,705
Mount
ing
Top-hat rail to DIN 50022, 35 mm or screw moun
ting with 3 ZB4-101-GF1 mounting feet
Figure 87:
Dimension in mm (specified in
inches
a
table
14)
90
102
110
M4
107.5
16
21
75
16.25
16.25
48.5
4.5
79
45
70.5
72
EU4A-MEM-CARD1
mm
inches
mm
inches
4,5
0,177
79
3,11
16,25
0,64
90
3,54
48,5
1,91
102
4,01
70,5
2,78
107,5
4,23
72
2,83
110
4,33
75
2,95
70
72
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
5
Table of Contents
5
About this Manual
9
Additional Documentation
9
Writing Conventions
9
Type Overview
11
Inputs
13
Inputs of the Rocker and Function Buttons
14
Diagnostics Inputs
14
Inputs for High-Speed Counters
14
Outputs
14
Memory Card (MCC)
15
Memory Card Data
15
Data Access on the Memory Card
15
LED Status Indication for RUN/STOP/SF and CAN/NET
15
Real-Time Clock
16
Programming Interface for the PC
16
Universal Interface
16
Can(Open) Interfaces
17
Mounting on Top-Hat Rail
19
Mounting on Mounting Plate
19
Connecting the Power Supply
21
Connecting Digital Inputs
22
Connecting Analog Inputs
22
Setpoint Potentiometer
22
Temperature Sensor
23
20 Ma Sensor
23
Connecting Pulse Transmitters/Incremental Encoders
24
Pulse Transmitter
24
Connecting the Incremental Encoder
24
Connecting Outputs
25
Connecting Relay Outputs
25
Connecting Transistor Outputs
26
Ec4P-221/222-Mt
26
Memory Card, Can/Easy-NET, PC Connection
27
Fitting or Removing the Memory Card
27
Can/Easy-NET, PC Connection
27
Keypad
29
Selecting Menus and Entering Values
29
Selecting or Toggling between Menu Items
29
Cursor Display
29
Set Value
29
Choosing the Main and System Menu
30
Status Display
30
Status Display with Time
30
Menu Structure
31
Main Menu Without Password Protection
31
Main Menu with Password Protection
32
System Menu
32
Password Protection
33
Password Setup
33
Selecting the Scope of the Password
33
Activating the Password
33
Access with Password Protection
33
Changing or Deleting the Password Range
34
Changing the Menu Language
35
Setting Date and Time
35
Startup Behaviour
35
Setting the Startup Behaviour
35
Setting LCD Contrast and Backlight
35
Representation of the Inputs/Outputs in the Configuration
37
Displaying the Inputs/Outputs
37
Changing the Folder Function
37
General Technical Data
39
Overview of Memory Sizes
39
Memory Definition
39
Startup Behaviour
39
Startup Behaviour with Boot Project on the Memory Card
39
Setting the Startup Behaviour in the Programming Software
41
Program START/STOP
41
Program Start (STOP L RUN)
41
Behaviour after Shutdown/Interruption of the Power Supply
41
Program Stop (RUN L STOP)
41
Starting/Stopping the Program Via External Switch
42
Program Processing and System Time
42
Cycle Time Monitoring
42
Reset
42
Warm Reset
42
Cold Reset
42
Hard Reset
42
Restoring Factory Settings (Factory Set)
42
Behaviour of Variables after Reset
43
Test and Commissioning
43
Breakpoint/Single-Step Mode
43
Single Cycle Mode
43
Forcing Variables and Inputs/Outputs
43
Status Display in the Programming Software
43
High-Speed Counters
43
32-Bit Counter
43
16-Bit Counter
44
Incremental Input
44
Explanation of the Input/Output Signals (I/Q)
45
Overview of Input/Output Signals (I/Q)
45
Functions of the Input/Output Signals
45
Referencing
46
System Events
46
Start, Cold Start, Warm Start, Stop
46
Interrupt Inputs I1 to I4
47
Counter Interrupt
47
Timer Interrupt
47
Interrupt Processing
49
Steps for Interrupt Processing
49
Example of Interrupt Processing
49
Generating and Transferring a Boot Project
50
Storing the Boot Project on a Memory Card
51
Boot Project and Operating System (OS) on Memory Card
51
Deleting the Boot Project
51
Downloading/Updating the Operating System
51
Transferring the Operating System from the PC to PLC
51
Transferring the os from PC to the Memory Card
52
Transferring the os from the Memory Card
52
To the Controller
52
Canload
54
Setrtc
54
Using Libraries
55
Installing Other System Libraries
55
EC4-200 Specific Functions
56
Ec_Util.lib Library
56
Ec_Visu.lib Library
56
Communication Parameters of the PC
59
Communication Parameters (Baud Rate) of the CPU
59
Overview
61
Structure of the INI File
61
Creating the Startup.ini File
61
Switching on the Controller with the Fitted Memory Card Containing the Startup.ini File
61
Changing Parameters
62
Deleting the Startup.ini File
62
Requirements
63
Routing Features of the Controller
63
Routing through XC200
63
Notes on Routing
64
Addressing
64
Procedure
65
PLC Combinations for Routing
66
Number of Communication Channels
66
Appendix
69
Can/Easy-NET Network
69
Accessories
69
Example Program for PLC START/STOP Using External Switch
70
Dimensions and Weight
71
Technical Data
72
Transistor Outputs
77
Index
79
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Model
EC4-200
Category
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Language
English
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