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schildknecht DATAEAGLE X-TREME 3 Series - User Manual

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Installation and commissioning manual
Wireless Profibus System
DATAEAGLE® 3XXX X-treme
Schildknecht AG
D -71711 Murr Haugweg 26
Phone +49 (0)7144 89718-0 - Fax +49 (0) 7144 8971829
Email: office@schildknecht.ag - Internet: www.schildknecht.ag
DATAEAGLE 3XXX X-treme
Version: 14.04.2020

Table of Contents

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Summary

Introduction

Copyright and Rights

Legal notices regarding publication rights and modification permissions.

Warranty Information

Limitations of liability for damages.

General Information

Guide to Symbols

Explanation of symbols used throughout the manual.

Copyright and Brand Names

Lists trademarks and registered product names.

Declaration of Conformity

Information source for conformity and EC directives.

Safety Instructions

Intended Use

Defines the authorized applications for the DATAEAGLE system.

General Safety Information

Provides a general overview of safety precautions.

Installation Safety

Critical safety guidelines to follow during device installation.

Operation Safety

Essential safety measures for operating the system.

Personnel Qualification

Specifies the required qualifications for personnel performing tasks.

System Structure

System Description

Overview of the wireless Profibus system components and architecture.

Radio Module Details

Technical specifications and types of radio modules available.

Status LED Indicators

Explains the function and meaning of the device's status LEDs.

USB Connection Details

Describes the USB interface for configuration and its location.

Power and PROFIBUS Connection Pins

Details pin assignments for power supply and PROFIBUS connections.

Installation of New Devices

Installation Overview

Provides a high-level sequence of steps for installing new devices.

Installing the Radio Module

Step-by-step guide for physically mounting the radio module.

Installing the Antenna Cable

Instructions for connecting the antenna cable to the radio module.

Connecting the PROFIBUS Plug

Procedure for connecting the PROFIBUS communication cable.

Connecting the Power Supply

Steps for providing power to the radio module.

System Extension and Exchange

Preparation for Extension;Exchange

Initial setup requirements before extending or exchanging modules.

System Requirements

Lists necessary software and hardware for the PC.

Creating a Data Folder

Instruction to create a dedicated folder for downloaded data.

Configuring Internet Explorer

Steps to set Internet Explorer as the default browser.

Installing USB Drivers

Essential steps to install drivers for PC-module communication.

Installing Dataeagle Wizard Software

Guide for installing the primary configuration software.

System Extension Methods

Outlines the two primary ways to expand the radio system.

Adding a Profibus Slave

Procedure for connecting an additional Profibus slave.

Adding a Radio Slave

Steps to integrate a new radio slave into the system.

Starting the Dataeagle Wizard

How to launch the Dataeagle configuration application.

Configuring the Radio Master

Step-by-step guide to set up the radio master device.

Displaying Device Addresses

How to view the addresses of connected radio modules.

Adding New Device Addresses

Procedure for adding new slave addresses in the master.

Displaying Radio Channel;MAC Address

Viewing the configured radio channel or Bluetooth MAC address.

Configuring the Radio Slave

Step-by-step guide to set up a radio slave device.

Entering Slave Addresses

How to input the correct addresses for the radio slave.

Setting Radio Channel;MAC Address

Entering the channel or MAC address for the slave.

Module Exchange Procedure

General process for replacing existing modules.

Removing Wiring and Module

Steps to safely disconnect and remove the old module.

Installing a New Module

Reference to installation steps for the replacement module.

Starting Dataeagle Wizard for Exchange

Launching the tool for module exchange configuration.

Exchanging Radio Modules Overview

General procedure based on radio module type and role.

Example 1: Exchanging a Radio Slave

Detailed walkthrough for replacing a radio slave.

Determining Radio Slave Address

Method to find the address of the replaced radio slave.

Displaying Radio Channel;MAC Address

Viewing the configured radio channel or Bluetooth MAC address.

Example 2: Exchanging a Radio Master

Detailed walkthrough for replacing a radio master.

Entering Master Addresses

How to input the correct addresses for the new radio master.

Setting Master Channel;MAC Address

Entering the channel or MAC address for the master.

Exchanging Radio Master (33 XX Series)

Specific procedure for exchanging masters of the 33XX series.

Configuring the Radio Master (33 XX Series)

Setup steps for the 33XX series radio master.

Entering Master Addresses (33 XX Series)

Inputting addresses for the 33XX series radio master.

Adding Partner Addresses (33 XX Series)

Process for adding partner addresses for 33XX masters.

Setting Master Channel (33 XX Series)

Configuring the radio channel for 33XX masters.

Exchanging Radio Master (37 XX Series)

Specific procedure for exchanging masters of the 37XX series.

Configuring the Radio Master (37 XX Series)

Setup steps for the 37XX series radio master.

Adding Partner Addresses (37 XX Series)

Process for adding partner addresses for 37XX masters.

Displaying Bluetooth MAC Address (37 XX Series)

Viewing the Bluetooth MAC address for 37XX masters.

Configuring Radio Slaves (37 XX Series)

Setting up multiple radio slaves for 37XX masters.

Profibus Slave Address Management

Profibus Slave Address Detection

How addresses are automatically detected based on firmware.

Exchanging Radio Master Before De-installation

Steps to take before removing an old radio master.

Profibus Slave Address Assignment

How addresses are assigned or detected for new masters.

Checking Radio Module Firmware

Verifying firmware versions to determine address assignment needs.

Profibus Slave Address for System Extension

Assigning addresses when adding new slaves to the system.

Profibus Slave Address After Radio Master Exchange

Assigning addresses when the radio master is replaced.

Assigning Profibus Slave Addresses

The procedure to manually assign Profibus slave addresses.

Increasing System Availability

Function of Filter Time

Explains how filter time helps suppress radio interferences.

Setting the Filter Time

Step-by-step guide for adjusting the filter time parameter.

Filter Time Adjustment Range

Specifies the minimum and maximum values for filter time settings.

Typical Filter Time Values

Recommended filter time settings for different scenarios.

Default Filter Time

The factory default setting for the filter time.

Filter Time for Operation

Recommended settings for normal system operation.

Filter Time for Commissioning

Recommended settings during the initial setup phase.

Filter Time for Profisafe

Specific recommendations for applications using Profisafe.

Working with the Diagnostic Slave

General Information on Diagnostic Slave

Introduction to the diagnostic slave and its capabilities.

Diagnostic Slave Mode of Operation

Describes the principle of how the diagnostic slave functions.

Integrating Diagnostic Slave into Profibus Network

Steps to integrate the diagnostic slave into a Profibus network.

Integrating GSD File in Step 7

Specific instructions for integrating the GSD file in Siemens Step 7.

Finding Diagnostic Slave in Hardware Catalog

Locating the DE3002 diagnostic slave within the hardware catalog.

Configuring DP Parameters

Setting the DP parameters for the diagnostic slave.

Adding the Diagnostic Slave

Procedure for adding the diagnostic slave with its Profibus address.

Data Exchange with Diagnostic Slave

Using PLC functions (SFC14/SFC15) for data exchange.

Diagnostic Data Structure

Details the structure of data transmitted to and from the diagnostic slave.

Block 0: General Diagnostic Values

Information on general diagnostic data parameters.

Block 1: Slave Addresses

Displays the Profibus addresses of connected slaves.

Block 2: Profibus Connection Status

Shows the connection status for each DP slave.

Block 3: Slave Response Times

Measures the data exchange time for each slave.

Block 4: Retry Calls (Timeout Counter)

Counts transmission retries due to timeouts.

Block 5: Restarts Due to Errors

Tracks restarts caused by initialization errors.

Block 6: Restarts from DP Side

Monitors restarts originating from the DP side.

Block 7: Average Data Rate

Indicates the average data transmission rate.

Block 8: Remote Control of Radio Slaves

Allows remote management of radio slave devices.

Block 9: Radio Link Transmission Retries

Shows transmission retry counts for the radio link.

Block 10: Maximum Timeout for Radio Slaves

Displays the longest detected timeout for slaves.

Block 255: Reset All Counters

Command to reset all diagnostic counters.

Application Examples

Demonstrates practical applications for the diagnostic slave.

Monitoring Transmission Path Behaviour

Using data to analyze connection performance and issues.

Optimizing Transmission Path

Improving performance by adjusting filter time and monitoring errors.

Troubleshooting Commissioning Problems

Identifying and resolving issues during system setup.

Dismantling and Disposal

Tips and Tricks

Improving EMC Safety

Measures to enhance electromagnetic compatibility for reliable operation.

Introduction to EMC Safety

Overview of EMC safety importance in industrial applications.

Basic EMC Guidelines

Fundamental principles for achieving good EMC performance.

EMC Shielding Practices

Proper use of shielded cables and connectors for EMC.

Cable Placement for EMC

Guidelines for routing power and bus cables to minimize interference.

Unused Lead Termination

How to properly terminate unused cable leads for EMC.

Plug Housing for EMC

Importance of metallic or metallised plug housings.

Mounting Plate for EMC

Using mounting plates as a grounding surface for interference suppression.

EMC Earth Connections

Designing short and effective connections to EMC earth.

Housing Interference Sources

Enclosing potential HF interference sources in metallic housings.

Protective Earth Conductor Routing

Star-shaped routing of protective earth conductors to avoid interference loops.

Control Cabinet Wiring Practices

Ensuring separation of neutral and earth conductors and checking for currents.

PE-Free Installation

Special installation method for highly disturbed environments where PE grounding is avoided.

Optimized Antenna Installation

Best practices for positioning antennas for optimal performance.

Antenna Orientation Guidelines

Recommends consistent orientation for all antennas.

Antenna Spacing and Radiation

Maintaining distance from obstructions and ensuring free radiation.

Antenna Line of Sight

Importance of installing antennas in a clear line of sight.

Antenna Placement Outside Cabinets

Recommends installing antennas externally to control cabinets.

Troubleshooting Advices

Guidance for resolving common issues with the system.

Checking Modem Settings

Verifying channel and address settings for all modems.

Adjusting Distance for Connectivity

Steps to test and set the optimal communication distance.

Checking Antenna Connections

Verifying correct antenna installation and cable integrity.

Identifying Interference Sources

Methods to check for and resolve transmission interferences.

Technical Specifications

General Specifications

Basic electrical and physical characteristics of the devices.

Radio Technology Specifications

Details on frequency, power, and range.

Interface Specifications

Information on Profibus DP speed and connection types.

schildknecht DATAEAGLE X-TREME 3 Series Specifications

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Brandschildknecht
ModelDATAEAGLE X-TREME 3 Series
CategoryMicrophone system
LanguageEnglish

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