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WECON PLC&MODULES technical features2014
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WECON PLC&MODULES technical features2014

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PTO Instruction
  • Description: The PTO instruction is designed for controlling stepping motors via pulse envelopes, allowing for multi-stage speed adjustments. Key parameters include initial frequency, frequency increment, and pulse count.
  • Example Program: Demonstrates PTO usage for stepping motors with stages for acceleration, constant speed, and deceleration, highlighting initial and final pulse frequencies and pulse numbers.
  • Notes: Covers frequency range, error codes, and execution conditions.
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation)
  • Description: PWM is utilized in transistor-type PLCs for managing pulse width and cycle time, unsuitable for high-frequency relay operations.
  • Example Program: Shows setting cycle times and duty cycles for signal output control.
LX2N-4AD Extension Module
  • Introduction: Features four input channels for A/D conversion with 12-bit resolution, supporting voltage and current inputs.
  • Dimensions and Terminal Layouts: Details module dimensions and terminal connections, emphasizing proper wiring to prevent noise interference.
  • Installation and Usage: Specifies environmental and power supply requirements, performance specs, and buffer memory allocations.
LX2N-4DA, LX2N-4PT, LX2N-4TC Extension Modules
  • Each module includes sections on introduction, dimensions, installation, operation, and troubleshooting, with specific wiring instructions, buffer memory allocation, and program examples.
Overview: This document provides technical instructions for configuring and operating the LX2N-4AD and LX2N-4DA analog special function blocks, including specifications, setup procedures, adjustments, diagnostics, and programming examples.
1. Specifications and Setup:
  • Offset and Gain: Offset is the analog input value when digital output is 0, and gain is the input value when output is +1000.
  • Channel Selection: Channels are initialized using a 4-character HEX number in buffer memory BFM #0, with specific voltage and current range settings.
  • Conversion Speed: A/D conversion speed is adjustable via BFM #15, with considerations for high-speed conversion.
2. Adjusting Gain and Offset:
  • Settings can be reset to default using BFM #20.
  • Gain and offset adjustments can be prohibited or permitted via BFM #21.
  • Adjustments are made using BFMs #22, #23, and #24, with specific units and resolution considerations.
3. Status Information:
  • BFM #29 provides error status, including offset/gain errors, power source abnormalities, and hardware errors.
  • Identification code for the LX2N-4AD is K2010, used for verifying the block before data transfer.
4. Diagnostics:
  • Preliminary checks include verifying wiring, system configuration, and power supply.
  • Error checking involves LED status indicators and buffer memory error status.
5. LX2N-4DA Module:
  • Features four output channels for D/A conversion with 12-bit resolution.
  • Channel selection and data holding modes are configured via buffer memories.
  • Offset and gain settings are adjusted through specific BFMs, with EEPROM considerations for memory life.
6. Programming Examples:
  • Basic programs demonstrate channel setup and data averaging.
  • Examples include adjusting gain/offset via software and using diagnostic checks.
7. Installation and Wiring:
  • Instructions for connecting to the programmable controller and wiring the I/O lines.
  • Details on buffer memory allocation and initialization procedures.
Specifications and Procedures
The document outlines the operation and configuration of the LX2N-4DA and LX2N-4AD-PT analog blocks. The LX2N-4DA is used for voltage and current output, while the LX2N-4AD-PT processes input from platinum temperature sensors. The MPU must be in RUN mode for normal operation, and outputs are held when the MPU is stopped. The LX2N-4AD-PT supports both Centigrade and Fahrenheit readings with a resolution of 0.2°C to 0.3°C.

Operational Cautions
Ensure proper wiring and adherence to system configuration rules, such as not exceeding 8 blocks and 256 I/O points. Check for power overloads and ensure the correct output mode is selected. Be aware of potential output fluctuations when power is cycled.

Adjustment of I/O Characteristics
I/O characteristics can be adjusted by setting the offset and gain using push button switches or a programming panel. An example program is provided for adjusting these settings.

Troubleshooting
If the LX2N-4DA does not operate correctly, check external wiring, power indicators, and ensure the load resistance does not exceed the block's capacity. Use a voltmeter or ammeter to verify output values.

LX2N-4AD-PT Module Details
The LX2N-4AD-PT processes input from PT 100 sensors and converts it into digital readings. It occupies 8 I/O points and draws power from the MPU. The module includes various LEDs for status indication and requires proper environmental conditions for operation.

Installation and Usage
Ensure the module is installed in a suitable environment with correct power supply specifications. The module supports both Type K and J thermocouples, with specific temperature ranges and resolutions.

Buffer Memory Assignment
Buffer memories store averaged and current temperature readings, error statuses, and identification codes. Errors can be cleared by writing specific values to buffer memories.

Diagnostics
Preliminary checks include verifying wiring, system configuration, and power supply status. Error checking involves monitoring LED indicators and buffer memory statuses.

EMC Considerations
Special considerations for electromagnetic compatibility are mentioned, ensuring the module operates correctly in various environments.
Specifications and Configuration:
The LX2N-4AD-TC module communicates with a PLC using buffer memories (BFMs). Specific BFMs are reserved, while others can be read or written to using the FROM and TO instructions. BFM #0 is used to select thermocouple types (K or J) for each channel. A/D conversion time is 240ms per channel, and unused channels reduce total conversion time.

Temperature Readings:
BFMs #1 to #4 specify the number of temperature readings to average, with valid values ranging from 1 to 256. Averaged data is stored in BFMs #5 to #8 (°C) and #13 to #16 (°F). Present temperature values are stored in BFMs #9 to #12 and #17 to #20, with specific resolution limits for Type K and J thermocouples.

Status Information:
BFM #28 latches digital range errors, indicating if temperature data is outside specified limits or if a thermocouple is disconnected. Errors can be cleared by writing K0 to BFM #28 or turning off the power. BFM #29 provides error status, including power source and hardware errors.

Identification and System Configuration:
The identification code for the LX2N-4AD-TC is K2030, stored in BFM #30. This code helps verify the correct configuration of the system.

Diagnostics and Error Checking:
Preliminary checks include verifying wiring connections, ensuring system configuration limits are not exceeded, and checking power sources. Error checking involves examining LED statuses and buffer memory #29 for error bits.

EMC Considerations:
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is crucial for accurate operation. Mitsubishi recommends using shielded cables to protect against EMC noise, which can induce errors. Good cable quality and routing, along with signal averaging, are advised to minimize noise effects.
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WECON PLC&MODULES technical features2014-1

WECON PLC&MODULES TECHNICAL FEATURES 2014 Wecon Technology Co.Ltd., SITE: http://en.we-con.com.cn Techinical Support: [email protected] Skype: fcwkkj PHONE: 86-591-87868869

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PTO Instruction Description The description of starting address S1, shown in following list. Address offset Stage Description 0 Number of stages:1~255 (No output when 0) Record stages number of current running Executions of envelope table (-1:Disable 0: infinite) (Restart to ake effect ) Initial frequency (Range; 0~200,000) Initial frequency (Range: 0~200,000) Note :The address is occupied double words when using DPTO instruction(32 bits),so the address offset is 2. Example program: Example:Using PTO with pulse envelope to control stepping motor, for simple speed up constant speed, speed down...

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According to the formula of frequency increment in Notes.4. The frequency increment in each stage: Stage 1 (Speed up) Frequency increment=40; Stage 2 (constant speed) Frequency increment=0; Stage 3 (Speed down) Frequency increment=-20; According to the instruction and Fig.1, got the following envelop table: Stage Total number of stages Record stages number of current running Executions of envelope 0:Infinite)(Restart to take effect) Initial frequency Frequency increment Initial frequency Frequency increment Initial frequency Frequency increment Notes: 1. Based on frequency, start instruction...

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PWM(pulse width modulation) The relay is not suitable for high frequency operation, so the PWM instruction is used for transistor type is specified pulse width, is specified pulse cycle, dE)<CHI^,Setting range 1~32,767ms; is specified output port, as LX2N you can use Y0~Y3, and use Y0~Y1 in LX1S. And the port can't be occupied by PLSY or PLSR instruction. This instruction is running as interrupt type, stop output when OFF, the value of and dl^can be modified at runtime. Example program: Width Cycle

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PWM Panasonic Mode(Permillage) Permillage mode: The cycle time will be divided 1000, it is called permillage mode. The relationship between output bit and control shown as following: Stay in normal mode when OFF. The relay is not suitable for high frequency operation, so this instruction is used for transistor type PLC. is specified duty cycle, is specified pulse output cycle, is specified output port, as LX2N you can use Y0~Y3, and use Y0~Y1 in LX1S. And the port can’t be occupied by PLSY or PLSR instruction. This instruction is running as interrupt type, stop output when OFF, the value of Example...

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The LX2N-4AD special module has four input channels.The input channels receive analog signals and convert them into a digital value.This is called an A/D conversion, the maximum resolution is 12 bits. The selection of voltage or current based input/output is by user wiring.Analog ranges of -10 to 10V DC Data transfer between the LX2N-4AD and the LX2N main unit is by buffer memory exchange. There are 32 buffer memories (each of 16 bits) in the LX2N-4AD. LX2N-4AD consume 5V voltage from LX2N main unit or active extension unit,90mA current of power © Extension cable and connector © Com LED:Light...

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The analog input is received through a twisted pair shielded cable. This cable should be wired separately from power lines or any other lines which may induce electrical noise. If a voltage ripple occurs during input, or there is electrically induced noise on the external wiring, connect a smoothing capacitor of 0.1 to 0.47uF, If you are using current input, connect the V+ and l+ terminals to each other. If there is excessive electrical noise, connect the FG frame ground terminal with the grounded Connect the ground terminal on the LX2N-4AD unit with the grounded terminal on the main unit. Use...

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Analog Inputs continued. Current input Current input Preset ranges are selected by an appropriate setting in buffer memory of the analog block. Current/Voltage input selection must match the correct input terminal connections.

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b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 b0 Reserved Reset to Defaults and Preset. Default = 0 Offset, Gain Adjust Prohibit. Default = (0, 1) Permit Offset, Gain Adjust G4 O4 G3 O3 G2 O2 G1 O1 Offset Value Default = 0 Gain Value Default = 5,000 Reserved Error status Identification code K2010 Cannot be used In buffer memory locations (BFMs)marked with an “*” data can be written from the PC using the TO command. For buffer memories (BFMs) without “*”mark, data can be read to the PC using the FROM command. Before reading from the analog special function block, ensure these settings have been sent to the analog special...

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offset adjustments. (b) If (b1, b0) of BFM #21 is set to (1,0), gain and offset adjustments are prohibited to prevent inadvertent changes by the operator. In order to adjust the gain and offset values, bits (b1, b0) must be set to (0,1). The default is(0,1). (c) Gain and offset values of BFM #23 and #24 are sent to non-volatile memory gain and offset registers of the specified input channels. Input channels to be adjusted are specified by the appropriate G-O (gain-offset) bits of BFM #22. Example:If bits G1 and O1 are set to 1,input channel 1 will be adjusted when BFM #22 is written to by a TO...

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Therefore, a delay timer should be used before writing to the EEPROM a second time. 5. Defining gain and offset Gain determines the angle or slope of the calibration line,identified at a digital value of 1000. (a) Small gain Large steps in digital readings (b) Zero gain default : 5V or 20mA. (c) Large gain Small steps in digital readings. Offset is the ‘Position’ of the calibrated line, identified at a digital value of 0. (d) Negative offset. (e) Zero offset default : 0V or 4mA. (f) Positive offset. Offset and gain can be set independently or together. Reasonable offset ranges are -5 to +5V or...

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error value is normal The ID code for the special function block at position "0" is read from BFM #30 of that block and stored at D4 in the main unit. This is compared to check the block is a LX2N-4AD, if OK M1 is turned ON. These two program steps are not strictly needed to perform an analog read. They are however a useful check and are recommended as good practice. The analog input channels (CH1, CH2) are setup by The number of averaged samples for CH1 and CH2 is The operational status of the LX2N-4AD is read from BFM #29 and output as bit devices at the LX2N main If there are no errors in...

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