
Interbus with TSX Momentum Overview
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1.2.2 Environmental Specification
The adapter conforms to the environmental specification of the I/O base upon
which it is installed. For environmental specification refer to the TSX Momentum
I/O bases user manual 870 USE 002 00.
1.2.3
Physical Structure
The communication adapter (safety type IP20) is attached to the I/O base making
a connection. Snap–on tabs lock the adapter in place. The adapter can be
released with a screwdriver.
With the I/O base there is a label shipped. It fits into an area on the front side of
the adapter. In this label, you can write the signal names corresponding to the
wired field devices. On the right side of this label, there is a clear window to
identify the type of the Communication Adapter.
1.2.4
Function
The communication adapter has two ports (an incoming remote bus and an
outgoing remote bus) implemented as RS 485 interfaces. The incoming remote
bus is isolated. The interfaces meet Interbus standards (DIN 19258). Each node
regenerates the entire message stream before passing it on the next node. As
each node handles the message stream, it extracts the portion of the message
that is assigned to that node as input data (into the node), and adds output data
(from the node) to the message stream as applicable to that type of node device.
1.2.5
Error Control
The internal voltage supply (Vcc) is provided by the I/O base. Vcc is monitored
and a Reset signal is generated if and when Vcc is not within tolerance. The
isolated voltage (Vcx) for the Interbus interface is generated via a DC/DC
converter and is not controlled.
A Serial Microprocessor Interface controls three display LEDs which indicate the
data transfer (Bus Aktiv, Remote Bus Check, Remote Bus Disabled – refer to
”LED Status Displays” page 24). The internal Watchdog timer is 640 ms and when
expires the LED ”Bus enabled”, is lightened.
When an I/O base signals an I/O–Error, that signal is transmitted to the bus master
via Interbus as a module error.
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