Desigo PX - CM110562en - TX-IO - Technische en gebruikershandleiding

SIEMENSTX-I/OTMEngineering and installation guideFor Desigo V2.37,V4 and later,and Simatic S7CM110562en_0806Mar2012Building TechnologiesContents1Introduction..51.1Revision history51.2About this manual ..51.3Other applicable documents61.4Before you start.…61.5TX-VOTM terms and definitions1.61.6.1Signal types,building automation and control systems..........81.62Further1.7Where are the TX-I/OTM modules used?.112Safety guidelines.122.1System-specificregulations122.2Specific regulations for TX-1/O devices2.2.1Safety notes for engineering142.2.2Wiring safety notes.…2.2.3Connecting field devices to l/O modules152.2.4Connection of a PC(tool)to a P-bus BIM.163TX-/OTM module system and accessories...173.13.2The TX-l/OTM module system.....3.3The vO modules.............3.3.13.3.2Mechanical features.....3.3.33.3.4Indicators and operator controls......3.4TXS1.12F10 power supply module and TXS1.EF10 bus connection module223.4.1Construction of the devices........3.42Electrical characteristics..233.4.3Indicators and operator controls.233.5Island bus expansion module TXA1.IBE.243.5.1Design…3.5.2Electrical properties.243.6Accessories253.6.1Bus covers3.62Address key....253.6.3Module labeling.26TX-V/OTM mounting instructions.274.1Before you start.….274.2Structure or an I/O island.........284.3Structure of the 1/O rows......284.4Replacing a module..........4.5Replacing a bus interface module...314.6Labeling and addressing the modules.............................4.6.1Procedure and label allocation324.62Labeling the VO modules4.6.3Addressing2114SiemensTX-1/0 Engineering and installation guideCM110562en08Building TechnologiesContents06Mar20125.1Control panel requirements345.2Physical layout.345.2.1345.2.2Grouping and order of modules...355.2.3Space requirements.355.3EMC compliant control panel37Wiring6.1Before you start386.2386.3Screw terminals396.4Wiring of AC 24 V and bus406.4.1Wiring for AC 24 V.........6.42Wiring for the island bus (module supply DC 24 V)................6.4.3Wiring island bus expansion.....436.5Wiring examples…446.5.1Principles…446.52Example:1 transformer,1 or 2 control panels456.5.3Example:2 transformers,1 or 2 control panels...........456.5.4Example:New power supply (module supply or AC 24 V)456.5.5Example:New supply (field supply V,AC/DC 12...24 V).6.6Connecting the field devices......476.7EMC compliant wiring.....48Checking7.1Location and installation of equipment.507.2Power supply…517.3Labeling and7.4Wiring test with unconfigured l/O modules527.5Other function checks....7.6Control panel delivery check....538Commissioning notes.........548.1Response on module start-up..........548.2Response after reset.........558.3Response in other states.....55Display,operation,and diagnostics569.1Indication and display of the V/O modules........569.2Indication and display of the other island bus devices......599.39.3.1Override button...…619.32Override status LED.9.3.3Priority619.4Display629.4.1Overview:indication per signal type /function.....9.42639.4.3General:LCD graphics.649.4.4Start-up and reset response.....649.5Diagnostics based on the LED indicators-(integration via island bus).....653/114SiemensCM110562en08Building TechnologiesContents06Mar20129.6Diagnostics based on the LED indicators-Integration via P-Bus BIM......679.7Diagnostics on the PROFINET BIM.............10Principles of electrical design....7010.1Definitions7010.2Voltage and current limits........7110.3Admissible number of devices............7310.410.5Cables for the island bus(DC 24 V).7610.5.1Max.cable lengths for island bus....7910.52Installation rules for island bus..10.5.2.1Examples without any remote supplies........10.5.2.2Examples with 2 remote supplies(2 sub-islands)8310.5.2.3Examples with 4 remote supplies.8410.52.4Multiple supplies.…………10.6Island bus expansion ...........8610.6.1Benefits of island bus expansion....10.6210.6.3Restrictions8610.6.4Island bus expansion cable material.8710.6.5Installation rules for island bus expansion...8910.6.6Wiring examples for island bus expansion..9.210.6.7Installation examples for island bus expansion9510.7Cables for field devices....9810.8Consumption data DC24V...9810.910.10Fuses.….10010.11Digital inputs(status and counting).10110.1210.12.1Passive resistance sensors and resistance transmitters(2-wire connection)10210.122Correcting the line resistance with [Icpt]....10610.12.3Active sensors DC o..10.12.410.12.5Technical data for the analog inputs......10910.13Digital outputs(relays,triacs)..11110.14Analog outputs.11211Disposal.1134/114SiemensTX-1/0 Engineering and installation guideCM110562en08Building TechnologiesContents06Mar20121Introduction1.1Revision history03.2012 Revision_8Amendments conceming TXM1.8T and TXM1.8RBAmendments concerning TRA and PXC3...Changed designation of signal types(overview see section 1.6.1)07.2010 Revision_7Amendments concerning TXM1.6RLSection 0 and in other sections:Information on support of TX I/O functions in differentbuilding automation and control systems,new including Simatic $712 May 2009 Revision_6Section 1.4:Intranet addressSection 10.12.5:Note on open circuit detection with U1031 Jan 2009 Revision_5Amendments concerning V4(direct island bus integration)19 Aug 2008 Revision_4Amendments concerning island bus expansion(sections 3.5,6.4.3,9.3,10.7)31.01.2008 Revision_3Sections 10.5 and 10.10:various small corrections22.11.2007 Revision2Replaced Section 10(Island bus wiring)30.03.2007 Revision1First edition1.2About this manualKey target groups·Project managers·Service engineersControl panel manufacturers and their staff·ElectriciansContentsThis manual contains information on:Planning,mounting and wiring the TX-l/O modulesControl-panel sizingSafety and EMC(electromagnetic compatibility)precautionsConnecting the power supply,island bus and field devicesDisplay,operation,and diagnostics.Support of TX /O functions in different building automation and control systemFor plant-specific mounting and wiring information please refer to the relevant projectdocumentation.5/114SiemensCM110562en08Building TechnologiesIntroduction06Mar20121.3Other applicable documentsDocumentNumberTX-1/OTM Range overviewCM2N8170TX-1/OTM Module data sheetsCM2N8172 ffTX-V/OTM Power supply module bus connection module data sheetCM2N8183TX-VOTM Functions and operationCM110561P-bus bus interface module data sheetCM2N8180PROFINET BIM data sheetCM2N8186Replacement of legacy modulesCM110563Island bus expansion moduleCM2N8184PROFINET BIM Operator's manualCM110564PXC3...data sheetCM1N9203NoteThe documents listed in the table are available on the intranet via the documentinformation system,STEP.1.4Before you startCopyright noticeThis document may be duplicated and distributed only with the express permission ofSiemens,and may be passed only to authorized persons or companies with therequired technical knowledge.Quality assurance noticeThese documents have been prepared with great care.The contents of all documents are 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