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OK
OK
OK
OK
Press the key to return to the previous menu.ESC
OK
SCHEME FOR GENERAL SETUP
V620 / V622 CONTRAST
V620 / V622 CONTRAST
SETUP SENSITIVITY
SETUP SENSITIVITY
ANALOG LANGUAGE
ANALOG LANGUAGE
ANALOG LANGUAGE
V620 / V622 CONTRAST
SETUP SENSITIVITY
OK
00.001
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
RED
RED
RED
RED
-
-
+
+
+
+
-
mA
mA
V =
mA
+
BLACK
RED
+
-
V =
Electrical Connections
CONNECTION SCHEMES: GENERATION
The electrical connections if the instrument is set as a generator, are as follows:
0..21 mA current generator with power supply
to the loop provided by CB Pocket
Configurator (Maximum load impedance 500
Ohm)
0..11 V current generator (minimum load
impedance: 1 kOhm)
0..21 mA current generator, with loop
powered by an external power supply (Max
V: 24 Vdc).
CONNECTION SCHEMES: MEASUREMENT
If the instrument is set for measuring current or voltage signals, the electrical connections
are as follows:
Measurement of a current signal of 0..21 mA
(internal impedance of CB Pocket
Configurator: 20 Ohm)
Measurement of a signal of 0..11 V (internal
impedance of CB Pocket Configurator: 100
kOhm)
1
3.5 mm Stereo Jack
DB9-F
GND
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
GND
5
6
9
RS232 SERIAL PORT
Connection cable DB9 with a 3.5 mm stereo Jack, can be assembled as indicated in the
following figure, or can be bought as an accessory.
Cable Jack stereo 3.5 mm to Jack stereo 3.5 mm, for connection to a V620 / V622 module, can
be assembled as indicated in the following figure, or can be bought as an accessory.
3.5 mm Stereo Jack3.5 mm Stereo Jack
GNDGND
RxTx
TxRx
A
press OK to confirm the operation, or ESC to cancel it.
: if the connected module does not answer.
: if there is no correct answer to the reading/writing of a register.
for writing on V620 / V622, it appears for every correctly written parameter.
TIMEOUT
MODBUS ERROR
OK:
Other indications
-If, for example, you wish to generate a voltage and, for some reason (e.g. the prods are short
circuited with each other), the instrument cannot impose it, the indicator of the type of
generation will start to flash, indicating an unreliable generation value. Likewise, for current
generation.
BLACK
RED
Measurement of the current of a transducer for a 4-21 mA loop, with power supplied by CB
Pocket Configurator (e.g. pressure measuring devices, capacity measurement devices). CB
Pocket Configurator provides a power supply of about 11 V.
-
+
TRANSDUCER
mA
-
+
CURR. GEN
PASSIVE CURR. GEN
VOLTAGE GEN
CURR. MEASUREMENT
VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT
ACTIVE CURRENT MEASUREMENT
(**) If you try to set a value higher than the maximum or lower than the minimum established for
the parameter, CB Pocket Configurator will automatically return the value within the limits.
MODBUS REGISTERS
CB Pocket Configurator has MODBUS 16 bits (words) registers, accessible by RS232 serial
communication. This means data can be acquired from a PC or a controller. In the next
paragraphs, we shall describe the supported MODBUS commands, and the functions of the
registers.
Holding Registers
The 16-bit Holding Registers have the following structure:
The Bit notation [x:y] shown in the table indicates all the bits from x to y. For example, Bit
[2:1] indicates bit 2 and bit 1, and illustrates the meaning of the various linked
combinations of the values of the two bits. Remember that the MODBUS 3, 4, 6 and 16
single and multiple reading and writing functions can be executed on the following
registers.
Supported MODBUS Commands
Code
03 (*)
04 (*)
06
16
Function
Read Holding Registers
Read Input Registers
Write Single Register
Write Multiple Registers
Description
Reading of word registers up to 16 at a time
Reading of word registers up to 16 at a time.
Writing of a word register
Writing of word registers up to 16 at a time
(*) The two functions have the same effect.
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Most
significant bit
Least
Significant bit
Bit Index
Word (16 bits): RegisterMODBUS
For generation, the register shows the value
shown on the display, in mV for voltage, and in A
for current.
m
Bit [15:0]
MEAS_GEN_VALUE Value of generated voltage or current. R40029
Both for measuring and generating current, it
indicates the effective value on the terminals (in
A with sign).m
Bit [15:0]
MEASURE_IDC Value of measured or generated current. R40026
Both for measuring and generating voltage, it
indicates the effective value on the terminals (in
mV with sign).
Bit [15:0]
MEASURE_VDC Value of measured or generated voltage. R40025
The top part of the register contains the ID of
the module ( 21 ):Bit [15:8]
The low part contains the firmware revision:
Bit [7:0]
MACHINE ID R40001
REGISTER Description R/WADDR
In this Appendix, we supply a description of all the parameters settable with CB Pocket
Configurator for the configuration of a V620 / V622 module. For more information, consult the
instructions for V620 / V622.
: it may be selected only if the input type is a PT100, Pt500, PT1000, NI100
thermoresistances. It selects for these RTD inputs a 3 or 4 clabes connection.
: sets the rejection programmable for 50 or 60 Hz mains frequency (normally set to
50 Hz).
: sets the conversion resolution : 12bits, 14 bits, 15 bits, 16 bits.
: it may be edited only if the input type is a NTC. It allows to set the value of the
NTC resistance at 25 °C.
INPUT
Inpt type
Min Input
Max Input
B Param
Fault Al Relè OFF
Relè ON
Alarm ON
TypeAlar
Alarm OFF
TypeAlar
Delay ON
Delay OFF
: allows to select the input type among these ones: Volt, , mA, NI100, PT100,
PT500, PT1000, TC J, TC K, TC R, TC S, TC T, TC B, TC E, TC N, POTEN (Potentiometer),
KTY81, KTY84, NTC.
(**): sets the start value of the scale, accordig to the user needs. This value of the
input correspondes to the start scale value of the analog output
(**): sets the start value of the scale, accordig to the user needs. This value of the
input corresponds to the end scale value of the analog output.
(**)
(**): it may be edited only if the input type is a NTC. It allows to set the B constant of
the NTC (among 25 °C and 50 °C).
: sets the action in case of alarm. By selecting , in case of alarm the relay will
be de-energized while by selecting , the relay will be energized. The opposite action
will performed in case of alarm restoring.
(**): sets the limit value of the input, under or above which (depending on the
setting of ) the alarm will be activated.
(**): sets the value of the input, under or above which (depending on the setting of
) the alarm's condition ends.
: sets the time (in seconds: 0..255) after which the alarm's action is actually
performed (if the alarm condition persists).
: sets the time (in seconds: 0..255) after which the action of ended alarm is actually
W
Wire NR
Rejection
ADC Resol
R To 25°C
ALARM
.
APPENDIX A
Type Alar MIN Alarm ON
MAX Alarm ON
Alarm Mem RETENTIVE
RESET
Root
Type Out
Min Out
Max Out
Clipp. Max
Clipp. Min
Fault Out
Filter
: sets the alarm's type. By selecting , the value will be considered as
an inferior threshold and the alarm will be activated when the input is lower than it. By selecting
, the value will be considered as a superior threshold and the alarm will be
activated when the input is higher than it.
: sets tha alarm as retentive (selecting ) or not retentive (selecting
).
: if enabled (setting ), the square root extraction is activated (only for voltage or current
input types).
: the type of output (voltage or current) is selected by setting the DIP-switch. With this
field, you can select only the measurement unit which will be displayed: or . When
sending the configuration to a V620 / V622 module, make sure that the position of the DIP-
switches (***) of the module agrees with the type of output selected for setting the other
parameters.
(**): sets the start value of the output scale. The output will have this value when the
input is equal to the selected start value.
(**): sets the end value of the output scale. The output will have this value when the
input is equal to the selected end value.
(**): sets the superior limit for the output. If for example we have a 4..20 mA input
and a 4..20 mA output, by setting a maximum limit = 16 mA, values of input among 16 and 20
mAproduce an output equal to the maximum limit 16 mA.
(**): sets the inferior limit for the output. If for example we have a 4..20 mA input and
a 4..20 mA output, by setting a minimum limit = 6 mA, values of input among 4 and 6 mA
produce an output equal to the minimum limit 6 mA.
(**): sets the value of the output in case of fault.
: allows to select the time costant of the numeric filter. The value (in seconds), indicates
the time necessary to the analog output to reach the 63 % of the final value, when a step
variation of the measured variable is applied to the input.
OUTPUT
ON
Volt mA
Error Signalling
Any errors are shown directly on the display.
Possible signals, with the relevant meaning, are shown below.
: voltage reading exceeds 11 V.
: voltage reading is below a -0.2 V.
: current reading exceeds 21 mA.
: current reading is below -0.1 mA.
: if the connected module is not a V620 / V622 or the V620 / V622 is not
recognised. In the latter case, you can nevertheless read/write from/on the module:
Messages in the measurement or generation phase:
OVER VOLTAGE
UNDER VOLTAGE
OVER CURRENT
UNDER CURRENT
Messages in the programming or reading phase of V620 / V622 parameters :
NOT V620 / V622
A
SCHEME FOR READING AND WRITING PARAMETERS V620 / V622
Reading from
V620 / V622
Sending
parameters
to V620 / V622
V620 / V622
V620 / V622
SEND PARAM
SEND PARAM
SETUP
SETUP
PARAMETERS
PARAMETERS
OK
OK
ANALOG
ANALOG
ANALOG
READ PARAM
READ PARAM
READ PARAM
V620 / V622
SETUP
SEND PARAM
PARAMETERS
OK
A
Press the key to return to the previous menu.
For a description of the settable parameters see .
ESC
Appendix A
SCHEME FOR SETTING CB Pocket Configurator FOR MODIFYING V620 / V622
PARAMETERS
Input
Parameters
Alarm
Parameters
Output
Parameters
V620 / V622
V620 / V622
SEND PARAM
SEND PARAM
ALARM
ALARM
SETUP
SETUP
PARAMETERS
PARAMETERS
USCITA
OUTPUT
OK
OK
OK
OK
ANALOG
ANALOG
ANALOG
READ PARAM
READ PARAM
READ PARAM
INPUT
INPUT
INPUT
V620 / V622
SETUP
SEND PARAM
PARAMETERS
ALARM
OUTPUT
OK
OK
OK
OK
Voltage
SW3
1 2
Current
1 2
There is not insulation between RS232 serial port and Input/Output port.
CB Pocket Configurator
CB Pocket Configurator
CB Pocket Configurator
CB Pocket Configurator
CB Pocket Configurator
CB Pocket Configurator
CB Pocket Configurator
CB Pocket Configurator
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(***) We indicate the DIP-switches of the V620 / V622 module, for setting the type of output:
Press the key to return to the previous menu.
For a description of the settable parameters see .
ESC
Appendix A
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