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Mitsubishi FX2N series User Manual

Mitsubishi FX2N series User Manual (520 pages)

FX3U series programmable controllers

Brand: Mitsubishi
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Category: Controller
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Size: 14.44 MB

Table of Contents

  • Safety Precautions

    9

    • Table of Contents

      11

    • Standards

      23

      • Certification of UL, Cul Standards

        23

      • Compliance with EC Directive (CE Marking)

        24

        • Requirement for Compliance with EMC Directive

          24

        • Requirement for Compliance with LVD Directive

          27

        • Caution for Compliance with EC Directive

          28

  • 1 Introduction

    29

    • Introduction of Manuals

      29

      • Classification of Major Components in this Manual

        29

      • Manual Organization and Position of this Manual

        31

      • List of Manuals

        32

    • Generic Names and Abbreviations Used in Manuals

      39

  • 2 Features and Part Names

    42

    • Major Features

      42

    • Names and Functions of Parts

      44

      • Front Panel

        44

      • Sides

        46

  • 3 Introduction of Products (Compliant with Overseas Standards)

    47

    • List of Products (to be Connected) and Interpretation of Model Names

      47

      • A] Main Units

        48

      • B] Input/Output Powered Extension Units

        49

      • C] Input/Output Extension Blocks

        50

      • D] [E] Special Function Units/Blocks

        51

      • F] Display Modules and Holder

        53

      • G] Expansion Boards

        53

      • H] Special Adapters

        54

      • I] Extension Power Supply Unit

        55

      • J] Extension Cables and Connector Conversion Adapter [K] Battery [L] Memory Cassettes

        55

      • M] FX Series Terminal Blocks (Cables and Connectors)

        56

      • N] Remote I/O

        56

      • O] Power Supply Unit

        56

    • Connector Types and Cables for Program Communication

      57

      • Programming Tool

        58

      • Communication Cables

        58

      • Converters and Interface

        59

  • 4 Specifications, External Dimensions and Terminal Layout (Main Units)

    60

    • Generic Specifications

      60

      • Dielectric Withstand Voltage Test and Insulation Resistance Test

        61

    • Power Supply Specifications

      62

      • AC Power Supply/DC Input Type

        62

      • DC Power Supply/DC Input Type

        63

      • AC Power Supply/Ac Input Type

        63

    • Input Specifications

      64

      • DC Input (Sink/Source) Type

        64

      • AC Input Type

        65

    • Output Specifications

      66

      • Relay Output Type

        66

      • Product Life of Relay Contacts

        67

      • Transistor Output (Sink) Type

        68

      • Transistor Output (Source) Type

        69

      • Triac Output Type

        70

    • Performance Specifications

      71

    • External Dimensions (Weight and Installation)

      74

      • Fx -16M , Fx

        74

      • Fx 3U -48M , Fx 3U -64M , Fx 3U -80M , Fx 3U -128M

        75

    • Terminal Layout

      76

      • Interpretation

        76

      • Fx 3U -16M

        77

      • Fx 3U -32M

        78

      • Fx 3U -48M

        79

      • Fx 3U -64M

        80

      • Fx 3U -80M

        81

      • Fx 3U -128M

        82

  • 5 Version Information and Peripheral Equipment Connectability

    83

    • Version Upgrade History

      83

      • How to Look at Manufacturer’s Serial Number

        83

      • Version Check Method

        84

      • Version Upgrade History

        84

    • Programming Tool Applicability

      85

      • Applicable Versions of Programming Tool

        85

      • In Case of Programming Tool (Version) Not Applicable

        86

      • Program Transfer Speed and Programming Tools

        86

      • Cautions on Connecting Peripheral Equipment by Way of Expansion Board or Special Adapter

        87

      • Cautions on Write During RUN

        88

    • Cautions on Using Transparent Function by Way of USB in GOT1000 Series

      92

    • Cautions on Using Transparent Port (2-Port) Function of GOT-F900 Series

      93

    • Other Peripheral Equipment Applicability

      94

  • 6 Examination of System Configuration

    95

    • Configuration of a Whole System

      95

      • List of System Components

        96

      • System Configuration with Special Adapters

        98

    • Rules of System Configuration

      99

    • Number of Input/Output Points and Maximum Number of Input/Output Points

      101

      • Calculation of Number of Input/Output Points

        101

      • Maximum Number of Input/Output Points When CC-Link Master Is Used

        103

      • Maximum Number of Input/Output Points When AS-I Master Is Used

        104

    • Number of Connected Special Extension Devices (Including Extension Cable)

      105

      • Expansion Board and Special Adapter

        105

      • Special Function Units/Blocks, High-Speed Input/Output Special Adapter

        105

      • Extension Cable

        105

    • Expansion of Main Unit (Calculation of Current Consumption)

      106

      • Quick Reference Matrix — When Only Input/Output Devices Are Added (AC Power Supply/DC Input Type)

        106

      • When Special Extension Devices Are also Added [Calculation of Current Consumption] (AC Power Supply/DC Input Type)

        108

      • Quick Reference Matrix [When Only Input/Output Devices Are Added] (DC Power Type)

        111

      • When Special Extension Devices Are also Added [Calculation of Current Consumption] (DC Power Type)

        112

      • Quick Reference Matrix [When Only Input/Output Devices Are Added] (AC Power Supply/Ac Input Type)

        115

        • (AC Power Supply/Ac Input Type)

          116

    • Expansion of FX 2N Series I/O Powered Extension Unit (Calculation of Current Consumption)

      119

      • Quick Reference Matrix (When Only Input/Output Devices Are Added)

        119

      • When Special Extension Devices Are also Added (Calculation of Current Consumption)

        122

    • Expansion of Extension Power Supply Unit (FX 3U -1PSU-5V)

      124

    • Number of Input/Output (Occupied) Points and Current Consumption

      127

      • A] Main Units

        128

      • B] Expansion Boards

        130

      • C] Special Adapters

        130

      • D] Input/Output Powered Extension Units/Blocks

        131

      • E] Special Extension Devices

        132

      • G] Display Module

        133

      • H] Extension Power Supply Unit

        133

    • Example of System Configuration and System Modification

      134

      • Example System Configuration

        134

      • Expansion of Main Unit

        135

      • Re-Examination of Suitability for Configuration

        138

  • 7 Assignment of Input/Output Numbers (X/Y) and Unit Numbers

    143

    • Assignment of Input/Output Numbers (X/Y)

      143

      • Concept of Assigning

        143

      • Example of Assigning

        144

      • Application of I/O Number Label

        145

    • Unit Numbers of Special Function Units/Blocks

      146

      • Concept of Assigning

        146

      • Example of Assigning

        147

      • Application of Unit Number Labels

        148

    • Application of the Trimmer Layout Label

      148

  • 8 Installation in Enclosure

    149

    • Generic Specifications

      152

    • Installation Location

      153

      • Installation Location in Enclosure

        153

      • Spaces in Enclosure

        154

    • Layout in Enclosure

      155

      • 1-Stage Layout

        155

    • Examination for Installing Method in Enclosure

      157

      • Installing Methods

        157

      • Cautions on Examining Installing Method

        157

      • Examples of Installation

        157

    • Procedures for Installing on and Detaching from DIN Rail

      159

      • Preparation for Installation

        159

      • Installation of Main Unit

        160

      • Installation of Input/Output Powered Extension Unit/Block and Special Function Unit/Block

        161

      • Removal of Main Unit

        161

    • Procedures for Installing Directly (with M4 Screws)

      163

      • Hole Pitches for Direct Mounting

        163

      • Example of Mounting Hole Pitches

        166

      • Installation of Main Unit

        167

      • Installation of Input/Output Powered Extension Unit/Block and Special Function Unit/Block

        167

    • Connecting Methods for Main Unit and Extension Devices

      168

      • Connection of Extension Devices

        168

      • Connecting Method a — Connection of Expansion Board

        169

      • Connecting Method B — Connection of Special Adapter

        170

      • Connecting Method C — Connection of Powered Extension Unit/Block to Main Unit

        170

      • Connecting Method D — Connection of Powered Extension Units/Blocks

        171

      • Connecting Method E — Connection of Extension Cable and FX 2N -CNV-BC

        172

      • Connecting Method F — Connection of Input/Output Powered Extension Unit

        172

      • Connecting Method G — Connection of Extension Block to Input/Output Powered Extension Unit

        173

  • 9 Preparation for Wiring and Power Supply Wiring Procedures

    174

    • Preparation for Wiring

      176

      • Wiring Procedures

        176

      • Removal and Installation of Quick-Release Terminal Block (Except for the FX 3U -16M )

        176

    • Cable Connecting Procedures

      177

      • Input/Output Terminal Block (Power Supply and Input/Output Wiring)

        177

      • Input/Output Connectors

        180

      • Terminal Block (for Europe) [Expansion Board and Special Adapters]

        181

    • Power Supply Specifications

      183

      • AC Power Supply Type

        183

      • DC Power Supply Type

        184

    • Grounding

      185

    • Examples of External Wiring [AC Power Supply/DC Input Type]

      186

      • Example of Input/Output Wiring with 24V DC Service Power Supply

        186

      • Example of Sink Input [-Common] Wiring

        187

      • Example of Source Input [+Common] Wiring

        188

      • An External Wiring Example for the Extension Power Supply Unit (Sink Input [-Common])

        189

      • An External Wiring Example for the Extension Power Supply Unit (Source Input [+Common])

        190

    • Examples of External Wiring [DC Power Supply/DC Input Type]

      191

      • Example of Sink Input [-Common] Wiring

        191

      • Example of Source Input [+Common] Wiring

        192

    • Examples of External Wiring [AC Power Supply/Ac Input Type]

      193

      • Example of AC Input Wiring

        193

  • 10 Input Wiring Procedures (Input Interruption and Pulse Catch)

    194

    • Before Starting Input Wiring

      196

      • Sink and Source Input (24V DC Input Type)

        196

    • DC Input Type (Common to Sink/Source Input)

      197

      • Input Specifications (Main Unit)

        197

      • Handling of 24V DC Input

        198

      • Instructions for Connecting Input Devices

        199

      • Examples of External Wiring (Sink Input) [AC Power Supply Type]

        201

      • Example of External Wiring (Source Input) [AC Power Supply Type]

        203

      • Examples of External Wiring (Sink Input) [DC Power Supply Type]

        204

      • Example of External Wiring (Source Input) [DC Power Supply Type]

        206

    • AC Input Type

      207

      • Input Specifications (Main Unit)

        207

      • Handling of 100V AC Input

        208

      • Example of External Wiring

        209

      • Input Interruption

        210

    • To I50 ) — with Delay Function

      210

      • Allocation of Pointers to Input Numbers (Input Signal ON/OFF Duration)

        210

      • Input Interruption Delay Function

        210

      • Cautions for Input Interruption

        210

      • Examples of External Wiring

        211

    • Pulse Catch (M8170 to M8177)

      212

      • Allocation of Special Memories to Input Numbers (on Duration of Input Signals)

        212

      • Cautions for Pulse Catch

        212

      • Examples of External Wiring

        213

  • 11 Use of High-Speed Counters (C235 to C255)

    214

    • Outline

      214

    • Input Specifications

      215

      • High-Speed Input Special Adapter (FX 3U -4HSX-ADP)

        215

      • Cautions on Connecting Mating Device

        215

    • Types of Counting and Operations

      216

      • Classification According to Counting Method

        216

      • Types and Input Signal Forms

        216

      • High-Speed Counter Device Notations

        216

    • List of Device Numbers and Functions

      217

    • Allocation of Device Numbers to Input Numbers

      219

      • Allocation Table

        219

      • Inhibition of Redundant Use of Input Numbers

        220

    • Handling of High-Speed Counters

      221

      • 1-Phase 1-Count Input

        221

      • 1-Phase 2-Count Input

        222

      • 2-Phase 2-Count Input

        223

    • Timing of Updating of Current Value and Comparison of Current Value

      224

      • Timing of Updating of Current Value

        224

      • Comparison of Current Value

        224

    • Conditions for Hardware Counter to be Handled as Software Counter

      225

      • Conditions under Which Counters Are Handled as Software Counters

        225

      • Method of Confirming Operation Status of Counters

        225

    • Calculation of Response Frequency and Overall Frequency

      226

      • Response Frequencies of Hardware Counters

        226

      • Response Frequencies and Overall Frequency of Software Counters

        226

    • Examples of External Wiring (Rotary Encoder)

      229

      • 1-Phase 1-Input [C235 to C245]

        229

      • 2-Phase 2-Input [C251 to C255]

        230

      • Cautions for the Other Side Device

        231

    • Related Devices and Function Switching Procedures

      232

      • Related Devices

        232

      • Function Switching] Switching of Logic of External Reset Input Signal

        234

      • Function Switching] Switching of Allocation and Functions of Input Terminals

        234

      • Function Switching] Procedures for Using 2-Phase 2-Count Input Counters C251 to C255 in 4 Edge Count Mode

        235

    • Cautions on Use

      236

  • 12 Output Wiring Procedures

    237

    • Sink and Source Output (Transistor)

      239

    • External Wiring for Relay Output

      240

      • Output Specifications (Main Unit) Relay Output

        240

      • Product Life of Relay Contacts

        241

      • Handling of Relay Output

        241

      • External Wiring Precautions

        242

      • Example of External Wiring

        243

    • External Wiring of Transistor Output (Sink/Source) Type

      244

      • Output Specifications (Main Unit) Transistor Output (Sink) Type

        245

      • Output Specifications (Main Unit) Transistor Output (Source) Type

        246

      • Handling of Transistor Output

        247

      • External Wiring Precautions

        249

      • Example of External Wiring

        251

    • External Wiring for Triac (SSR) Output Type

      253

      • Output Specification (Main Unit) Triac Output Type

        253

      • Handling of Triac Output

        254

      • External Wiring Precautions

        255

      • Example of External Wiring

        256

  • 13 Examples of Wiring for Various Uses

    257

    • Notes about Examples of Wiring

      258

    • Digital Switch [DSW Instruction (FNC 72)/BIN Instruction (FNC 19)]

      259

      • When DSW Instructions Are Used

        259

      • When bin Instructions Are Used

        262

    • Ten Key Input [TKY Instruction (FNC 70)]

      263

    • Hexadecimal Input [HKY Instruction (FNC 71)]

      264

    • Input Matrix [MTR Instruction (FNC 52)]

      267

    • Seven Segment with Latch [SEGL Instruction (FNC 74)/BCD Instruction (FNC 18)]

      270

      • When SEGL Instructions Are Used

        270

      • When BCD Instructions Are Used

        272

  • 14 Test Operation, Adjustment, Maintenance and Troubleshooting

    274

    • Preparation for Test Operation

      275

      • Preliminary Inspection [Power OFF]

        275

      • Connection to Built-In Programming Connector

        275

      • Writing of Program and Program Check [Power on and PLC Stopped]

        276

    • Running and Stopping Procedures [Power ON]

      277

      • Methods of Running and Stopping

        277

      • Use of Several Running/Stopping Methods

        278

    • Operation and Test [Power on and PLC Running]

      279

      • Self-Diagnostic Function

        279

      • Test Functions

        279

      • Program Modification Function

        280

    • Maintenance and Periodic Inspection

      281

      • Procedures for Checking Model Name

        281

      • Periodic Inspection — Battery Life, Etc

        281

      • Maintenance — Product Life of Relay Contacts

        282

      • Procedures for Replacing Battery

        283

    • Troubleshooting with Leds

      284

      • POWER LED [On/Flashing/Off]

        284

      • BATT LED [On/Off]

        284

      • ERROR LED [On/Flashing/Off]

        285

    • Judgment by Error Codes and Representation of Error Codes

      286

      • Operation and Check on Display Module (FX 3U -7DM)

        286

      • Operation and Check by GX Developer

        287

      • Representation of Errors

        288

      • Error Code List and Action

        289

    • Troubleshooting

      297

      • Output Does Not Operate (Main Unit and Input/Output Extension Blocks)

        297

      • DC Input Does Not Operate (Main Unit and Input/Output Extension Blocks)

        297

      • Cautions on Registering a Keyword

        298

      • Cautions on Using Block Password

        298

  • 15 FX 2N -32/48E*-* (Input/Output Powered Extension Units)

    299

    • Outline

      301

      • Product Configuration

        301

      • Product List

        301

    • Power Supply Specifications (Power Supply Input/24V DC Service Power Supply)

      302

      • Weight, Accessories, Etc

        302

      • Part Names

        303

    • Fx2N-32Er-Es/Ul, Fx2N-48Er-Es/Ul, Fx2N-48Er-Ds

      305

      • Product Specifications

        305

      • External Dimensions

        306

      • Terminal Layout

        307

    • Fx2N-32Et-Ess/Ul, Fx2N-48Et-Ess/Ul, Fx2N-48Et-Dss

      308

      • Product Specifications

        308

      • External Dimensions

        309

      • Terminal Layout

        310

    • Fx 2N -32Er, Fx 2N -48Er, Fx 2N -48Er-D

      311

      • Product Specifications

        311

      • External Dimensions

        312

      • Terminal Layout

        313

    • Fx 2N -32Et, Fx 2N -48Et, Fx 2N -48Et-D

      314

      • Product Specifications

        314

      • External Dimensions

        315

      • Terminal Layout

        316

    • Fx 2N -32Es

      317

      • Product Specifications

        317

      • External Dimensions

        318

      • Terminal Layout

        318

    • Fx 2N -48Er-Ua1/Ul

      319

      • Product Specifications

        319

      • External Dimensions

        320

      • Terminal Layout

        321

  • 16 FX 2N -8/16E*-*(Input/Output Extension Blocks)

    322

    • Outline

      323

      • Product Type

        323

      • List of Products

        324

        • Fx 2N

          326

    • FX -8ER-ES/UL (24V DC Sink/Source Input, Relay Output)

      326

      • Product Specifications

        326

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        327

      • External Dimensions

        328

    • FX 2N -8ER (24V DC Sink Input, Relay Output)

      329

      • Product Specifications

        329

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        330

      • External Dimensions

        331

    • Fx 2N -8Ex-Es/Ul, Fx 2N

      332

      • 16EX-ES/UL (24V DC Sink/Source Input)

        332

      • Product Specifications

        332

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        333

      • External Dimensions

        334

        • FX 2N -8EX, FX 2N -16EX and FX 2N -16EX-C

          335

    • FX -8EX, FX -16EX and FX -16EX-C

      335

      • Product Specifications

        335

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        336

      • External Dimensions

        337

    • FX 2N -16EXL-C (5V DC Input: 16 Points)

      339

      • Product Specifications

        339

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        340

      • External Dimensions

        340

      • Example of Wiring

        340

        • Fx 2N

          342

    • FX -8EX-UA1/UL (100V AC Input)

      342

      • Product Specifications

        342

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        343

      • External Dimensions

        343

    • 8Eyr-Es/Ul, Fx

      344

      • 8Eyr-S-Es/Ul, Fx

        344

      • 16EYR-ES/UL (Relay Output)

        344

      • Product Specifications

        344

      • FX 2N -8EYR-ES/UL, FX 2N -8EYR-S-ES/UL, FX 2N -16EYR-ES/UL (Relay Output)

        344

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        345

      • External Dimensions

        347

    • Fx 2N -8Eyt-Ess/Ul, Fx 2N

      348

      • 16EYT-ESS/UL (Transistor Output)

        348

      • Product Specifications

        348

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        349

      • External Dimensions

        350

        • Fx 2N -8Eyr, Fx 2N

          351

    • FX -8EYR, FX -16EYR (Relay Output)

      351

      • Product Specifications

        351

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        352

      • External Dimensions

        353

    • FX2N-8EYT, FX2N-16EYT and FX2N-16EYT-C (Transistor Output)

      354

      • Product Specifications

        354

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        355

      • External Dimensions

        356

    • FX -8EYT-H (Transistor Output)

      358

      • Product Specifications

        358

      • FX 2N -8EYT-H (Transistor Output)

        358

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        359

      • External Dimensions

        359

    • FX -16EYS (Triac Output: 16 Points)

      360

      • Product Specifications

        360

      • FX 2N -16EYS (Triac Output: 16 Points)

        360

      • Parts Identification and Terminal Arrangement

        361

      • External Dimensions

        361

  • 17 FX 3U -1PSU-5V (Extension Power Supply Unit)

    362

    • Introduction

      362

    • Specifications

      363

      • Generic Specifications

        363

      • Performance Specifications

        363

      • External Dimensions

        363

    • Extension Power Supply Unit Related Precaution

      363

  • 18 Other Extension Devices and Optional Units (External Dimensions and Terminal Arrangement)

    364

    • Special Function Units/Blocks

      364

      • Fx 0N -3A

        364

      • Fx 2N -2Ad

        364

      • Fx 2N -2Da

        365

      • Fx 3U -4Ad

        365

      • Fx 3U -4Da

        366

      • Fx 2N -4Ad

        366

      • Fx 2N -4Da

        367

      • Fx 2N -4Ad-Pt

        367

      • Fx 2N -4Ad-Tc

        368

      • Fx 2N -5A

        368

      • Fx 3U -4Lc

        369

      • Fx 2N -2Lc

        369

      • Fx 2N -8Ad

        370

      • Fx 3U -2Hc

        370

      • Fx 2N -1Hc

        371

      • Fx 3U -20Ssc-H

        371

      • Fx 2N -1Pg(-E)

        372

      • Fx 2N -10Pg

        372

      • Fx 2N -10Gm

        373

      • Fx 2N -20Gm

        373

      • Fx -1Rm(-E)-Set

        374

      • Fx 2N -232If

        375

      • Fx 2N -32Asi-M

        375

      • Fx 2N -64Cl-M

        376

      • Fx 3U -16Ccl-M

        376

      • Fx 2N -16Ccl-M

        377

      • Fx 2N -32Ccl

        377

      • Fx 3U -64Ccl

        378

      • Fx 2N -16Lnk-M

        378

    • Extension Power Supply Unit

      379

    • Fx 3U -1Psu-5V

      379

    • Special Adapters

      379

      • Fx 3U -4Ad-Adp

        379

      • Fx 3U -4Da-Adp

        380

      • Fx 3U -3A-Adp

        380

      • Fx 3U -4Ad-Pt(W)-Adp

        380

      • Fx 3U -4Ad-Pnk-Adp

        381

      • Fx 3U -4Ad-Tc-Adp

        381

      • Fx 3U -232Adp(-Mb)

        382

      • Fx 3U -485Adp(-Mb)

        382

      • Fx 3U -Cf-Adp

        383

      • Fx -4Hsx-Adp

        383

      • Fx 3U -2Hsy-Adp

        383

    • Expansion Board

      384

      • Fx 3U -Usb-Bd

        384

      • Fx 3U -232-Bd

        384

      • Fx 3U -422-Bd

        384

      • Fx 3U -485-Bd

        385

      • Fx -8Av-Bd

        385

      • Fx -Cnv-Bd

        385

    • Power Supply

      386

      • Fx 2N- 20Psu

        386

    • Connector Conversion Adapter

      386

      • Fx 2N -Cnv-Bc

        386

    • Interface Module

      387

      • Fx-232Awc-H

        387

      • Fx-Usb-Aw

        387

    • Display Module

      388

      • Fx 3U -7Dm

        388

      • Fx 3U -7Dm-Hld

        388

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Table of Contents

  • Table of Contents

    7

    • FX Series Programmable Controllers

      3

      • Table of Contents

        7

    • 1 Introduction

      15

      • Overview

        17

      • What Do You Need to Program a PLC

        18

      • What Is a Programmable Controller?

        18

      • Special Considerations for Programming Equipment

        19

        • Current Generation CPU All Versions

          19

      • Associated Manuals

        20

    • 2 Basic Program Instructions

      23

      • What Is a Program

        25

      • Outline of Basic Devices Used in Programming

        25

      • How to Read Ladder Logic

        26

      • Load, Load Inverse

        27

      • Out

        28

        • Timer and Counter Variations

          28

        • Double Coil Designation

          29

      • And, and Inverse

        30

      • Or, or Inverse

        31

      • Load Pulse, Load Trailing Pulse

        32

      • And Pulse, and Trailing Pulse

        33

      • Or Pulse, or Trailing Pulse

        34

      • Or Block

        35

      • And Block

        36

      • MPS, MRD and MPP

        37

      • Master Control and Reset

        39

      • Set and Reset

        41

      • Timer, Counter (out & Reset)

        42

        • Basic Timers, Retentive Timers and Counters

          42

        • High Speed Counters

          43

        • Normal 32 Bit Counters

          43

      • Leading and Trailing Pulse

        44

      • Inverse

        45

      • No Operation

        46

      • End

        47

    • 3 STL Programming

      49

      • What Is STL, SFC and IEC1131 Part 3

        51

        • Each Step Is a Program

          52

      • How STL Operates

        52

      • How to Start and End an STL Program

        53

        • Activating New States

          53

        • Embedded STL Programs

          53

        • Terminating an STL Program

          54

      • Moving between STL Steps

        55

        • Using SET to Drive an STL Coil

          55

        • Using out to Drive an STL Coil

          56

      • Rules and Techniques for STL Programs

        57

        • Basic Notes on the Behavior of STL Programs

          57

        • Single Signal Step Control

          59

      • Restrictions of some Instructions When Used with STL

        60

      • Using STL to Select the most Appropriate Program

        61

      • Using STL to Activate Multiple Flowssimultaneously

        62

      • General Rules for Successful STL Branching

        64

      • General Precautions When Usingfx-PCS/AT-EE Software

        65

      • Programming Examples

        66

        • A Simple STL Flow

          66

        • A Selective Branch/ First State Merge Example Program

          68

      • Advanced STL Use

        70

    • 4 Devices in Detail

      71

      • Inputs

        73

      • Outputs

        74

      • Auxiliary Relays

        75

        • Battery Backed/ Latched Auxiliary Relays

          76

        • Special Diagnostic Auxiliary Relays

          77

        • Special Single Operation Pulse Relays

          77

      • State Relays

        78

        • General Stable State — State Relays

          78

        • Battery Backed/ Latched State Relays

          79

        • STL Step Relays

          80

        • Annunciator Flags

          81

      • Pointers

        82

      • Interrupt Pointers

        83

        • Input Interrupts

          84

        • Timer Interrupts

          84

        • Counter Interrupts

          85

        • Disabling Individual Interrupts

          85

      • Constant K

        86

      • Constant H

        86

      • Timers

        87

        • General Timer Operation

          88

        • Selectable Timers

          88

        • Retentive Timers

          89

        • Timer Accuracy

          90

        • Timers Used in Interrupt and ‘CALL’ Subroutines

          90

      • Counters

        91

        • General/ Latched 16Bit up Counters

          92

        • General/ Latched 32Bit Bi-Directional Counters

          93

        • High Speed Counters

          94

        • Basic High Speed Counter Operation

          95

        • Availability of High Speed Counters

          96

        • Phase Counters — User Start and Reset (C235 — C240)

          98

        • Phase Counters — Assigned Start and Reset (C241 to C245)

          99

        • Phase Bi-Directional Counters (C246 to C250)

          100

        • A/B Phase Counters (C252 to C255)

          101

      • Data Registers

        102

        • General Use Registers

          103

        • Battery Backed/ Latched Registers

          104

        • Special Diagnostic Registers

          104

        • File Registers

          105

        • Externally Adjusted Registers

          106

      • Index Registers

        107

        • Misuse of the Modifiers

          108

        • Modifying a Constant

          108

        • Using Multiple Index Registers

          108

      • Bits, Words, BCD and Hexadecimal

        109

        • Bit Devices, Individual and Grouped

          109

        • Word Devices

          109

        • Interpreting Word Data

          111

        • Two’s Compliment

          114

      • Floating Point and Scientific Notation

        115

        • Scientific Notation

          116

        • Floating Point Format

          117

        • Summary of the Scientific Notation and Floating Point Numbers

          118

    • 5 Applied Instructions

      119

      • Applied Instructions

        121

      • Program Flow-Functions 00 to 09

        124

        • Cj (Fnc 00)

          125

        • Call (Fnc 01)

          127

        • Sret (Fnc 02)

          129

        • Iret, Ei, DI(Fnc 03, 04, 05)

          130

        • Fend (Fnc 06)

          132

        • Wdt (Fnc 07)

          133

        • For, Next(Fnc 08, 09)

          134

  • Pppp —

    137

    • Move and Compare — Functions 10 to 19

      137

      • Cmp (Fnc 10)

        138

    • Cmp Fnc

      138

      • Zcp (Fnc 11)

        139

    • Zcp Fnc

      139

      • Mov (Fnc 12)

        140

      • Smov (Fnc 13)

        141

    • Smov — Fnc

      141

      • Cml (Fnc 14)

        142

    • Cml Fnc

      142

      • Bmov (Fnc 15)

        143

    • Bmov Fnc

      143

      • Fmov (Fnc 16)

        144

    • Fmov Fnc

      144

      • Xch (Fnc 17)

        145

    • Xch Fnc

      145

      • Bcd (Fnc18)

        146

    • Bcd — Fnc

      146

      • Bin (Fnc 19)

        147

    • BIN — Binary FNC

      147

    • Arithmetic and Logical Operations -Functions 20 to 29

      149

      • Add (Fnc 20)

        150

      • Sub (Fnc 21)

        151

      • Mul (Fnc 22)

        152

      • DIV (Fnc 23)

        153

      • Inc (Fnc 24)

        154

      • Dec (Fnc 24)

        155

      • Wand (Fnc 26)

        156

      • Wor (Fnc 27)

        157

      • Wxor (Fnc 28)

        158

      • Neg (Fnc 29)

        159

    • Rotation and Shift — Functions 30 to 39

      162

      • Ror (Fnc 30)

        163

      • Rol (Fnc 31)

        164

      • Rcr (Fnc 32)

        165

      • Rcl (Fnc 33)

        166

      • Sftr (Fnc 34)

        167

      • Sftl (Fnc 35)

        168

      • Wsfr (Fnc 36)

        169

      • Wsfl (Fnc 37)

        170

      • Sfwr (Fnc 38)

        171

      • Sfrd (Fnc 39)

        172

    • Data Operation — Functions 40 to 49

      174

      • Zrst (Fnc 40)

        175

      • Deco (Fnc 41)

        176

      • Enco (Fnc 42)

        177

      • Sum (Fnc 43)

        178

      • Bon (Fnc 44)

        179

      • Mean (Fnc 45)

        180

      • Ans (Fnc 46)

        181

      • Anr (Fnc 47)

        182

      • Sqr (Fnc 48)

        183

      • Flt (Fnc 49)

        184

    • High Speed Processing — Functions 50 to 59

      187

      • Ref (Fnc 50)

        188

      • Reff (Fnc 51)

        189

      • Mtr (Fnc 52)

        190

      • Hscs (Fnc 53)

        192

      • Hscr (Fnc 54)

        194

      • Hsz (Fnc 55)

        195

      • Spd (Fnc 56)

        198

      • Plsy (Fnc 57)

        199

      • Pwm (Fnc 58)

        200

      • Plsr (Fnc 59)

        201

    • Handy Instructions — Functions 60 to 69

      204

      • Ist (Fnc 60)

        205

      • Ser (Fnc 61)

        207

      • Absd (Fnc 62)

        208

      • Incd (Fnc 63)

        209

      • Ttmr (Fnc 64)

        210

      • Stmr (Fnc 65)

        211

      • Alt (Fnc 66)

        212

      • Ramp (Fnc 67)

        213

      • Rotc (Fnc 68)

        215

      • Sort (Fnc 69)

        217

    • External FX I/O Devices — Functions 70 to 79

      220

      • Tky (Fnc 70)

        221

      • Hky (Fnc 71)

        222

      • Dsw (Fnc 72)

        224

      • Segd (Fnc 73)

        226

      • Segl (Fnc 74)

        227

      • Arws (Fnc 75)

        229

      • Asc (Fnc 76)

        230

      • Pr (Fnc 77)

        231

      • From (Fnc 78)

        232

      • To (Fnc 79)

        234

    • External FX Serial Devices — Functions 80 to 89

      237

      • Rs (Fnc 80)

        238

      • Run (Fnc 81)

        239

      • Asci (Fnc 82)

        241

      • Hex (Fnc 83)

        242

      • CCD (Fnc 84)

        243

      • Vrrd (Fnc 85)

        244

      • Vrsd (Fnc 86)

        245

      • Pid (Fnc 88)

        246

      • Floating Point 1 & 2 — Functions 110 to 129

        254

      • Ecmp (Fnc 110)

        255

      • Ezcp (Fnc 111)

        256

      • Ebcd (Fnc 118)

        257

      • Ebin (Fnc 119)

        258

      • Eadd (Fnc 120)

        259

      • Eaub (Fnc 121)

        260

      • Emul (Fnc 122)

        261

      • Ediv (Fnc 123)

        262

      • Esqr (Fnc 127)

        263

      • Int (Fnc 129)

        264

    • Trigonometry — FNC 130 to FNC 139

      266

      • Sin (Fnc 130)

        267

      • Cos (Fnc 131)

        268

      • Tan (Fnc 132)

        269

    • Data Operations 2 — FNC 140 to FNC 149

      271

      • Swap (Fnc 147)

        272

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Table of Contents

  • English

    16

    • Table of Contents

      16

    • Eng

      21

    • Unit Accessories

      29

    • World Specification

      29

    • Model Name

      30

    • Serial Number

      31

    • Configuration

      32

    • Rules

      34

    • Terminal Layouts

      39

    • Relay Out, 24V DC Input Mpu’s — Main Processing Unit (Base Units)

      40

    • Transistor Output, Mpu’s — (Base Units)

      41

    • Powered Extension Units

      42

    • Extension Blocks

      42

    • FX0N Extension Blocks

      43

    • AC 110V Input, Mpus — (Base Units)

      44

    • Product Outline

      46

    • RUN/STOP Control

      48

    • General Specifications

      50

    • PLC Mounting Arrangements

      52

    • DIN Rail Mounting

      55

    • Direct Mounting

      56

    • General Notes

      57

    • Extension Board Installation

      58

    • Extension Units/Blocks Installation

      60

    • Wiring Techniques

      61

    • Wiring Cautions

      61

    • Termination at Screw Terminals

      64

    • Power Supply

      69

    • Earthing/Grounding

      75

    • Service Power Supply

      76

    • Inputs

      79

    • DC Input Specifications

      79

    • Typical Wiring

      80

    • Input Circuit Connection

      81

    • Diodes and Inputs Connected in Series

      82

    • Resistors and Inputs Connected in Parallel

      83

    • AC 110V Input, Mpus

      84

    • AC Input Specifications

      85

    • Typical Wiring

      86

    • Programming Caution

      87

    • Outputs

      89

    • Relay Output Specification

      89

    • Product Life of Relay Contacts

      91

    • Relay Output Example

      96

    • Output Circuit Configuration

      97

    • Configuration du Circuit de Sortie

      97

    • Triac (SSR) Output Specifications

      100

    • In-Rush Currents

      102

    • Triac Output Example

      103

    • Output Circuit Configuration

      104

    • Transistor Output Specification

      106

    • Response Times

      108

    • Transistor Output Example

      109

    • Applying Safe Loads

      110

    • Diagnostics

      111

    • Preliminary Checks

      111

    • Basic Diagnostics

      112

    • Power ON, PLC off

      112

    • Batt.V Led on

      114

    • PROG.E LED Flashes

      116

    • Cpu.e Led on

      117

    • Common Errors

      120

    • Replacing the Battery

      121

    • Maintenance

      123

    • Error Flags on Indicates Error

      124

    • Error Registers

      126

    • Error Codes

      128

    • Instruction List

      129

    • Appendix A: Associated Manuals

      133

    • Appendix B: Discontinued Models

      137

    • Appendix C: Index

      149

  • French

    21

    • Introduction

      21

    • Accessoires D’un Appareil

      29

    • Version Internationale

      29

    • Designation des Types D’appareils

      30

    • Numéro de Serie

      31

    • Configuration du Système

      32

    • Règles de Base Relatives À la Construction du Système

      35

    • Occupation des Bornes

      39

    • Appareils de Base Avec Sorties de Relais Et Entrées 24V CC

      40

    • Appareils de Base Avec Sorties de Transistor

      41

    • Appareils D’extension Alimentés en Tension

      42

    • Modules D’extension

      42

    • Appareils de Base Avec Entrées 110V CA

      44

    • Installation

      45

    • Description de L’appareil

      46

    • Commande Run/Stop

      49

    • Caractéristiques Générales

      50

    • Montage de L’api

      52

    • Montage de L’appareil Sur Rail DIN

      55

    • Montage Direct

      56

    • Instructions Générales

      57

    • Installation de la Carte D’extension

      58

    • Installation D’extensions

      60

    • Raccordement Électrique

      61

    • Instructions Relatives Au Cablage

      62

    • Bornes À Vis

      64

    • Alimentation en Tension

      69

    • Mise À la Terre

      75

    • Alimentation en Tension de Service

      76

    • Caractéristiques Techniques des Entrées Pour 24 V CC

      79

    • Exemple de Câblage

      80

    • Circuit D’entrée

      81

    • Diodes Et Entrées Montées en Série

      82

    • Appareils de Base Avec Entrées 110V CA

      84

    • Caractéristiques Techniques des Entrées Pour 110 V CA

      85

    • Exemple de Câblage

      86

    • Caractéristiques Techniques des Sorties Triac (SSR)

      100

    • Impulsions de Courant

      102

    • Caractéristiques Techniques des Sorties Triac

      103

    • Configuration du Circuit de Sortie

      104

    • Caractéristiques Techniques des Sorties des Transistors

      106

    • Temps de Réponse

      108

    • Exemple D’un Câblage de Sortie de Transistor

      109

    • Prescriptions de Sécurité Pour la Mise en Circuit de Charges

      110

    • Vérifications À Effectuer Avant la Mise en Service

      111

    • Diagnostic D’erreurs Général

      112

    • Tension MARCHE, API ARRET

      112

    • LED BATT.V S’allume

      114

    • Led Prog.e

      116

    • La LED CPU.E Est Allumée

      117

    • Autres Causes D’erreurs

      120

    • Remplacement de la Batterie

      121

    • Entretien

      123

    • Indicateurs D’erreurs «MARCHE» Désigne Une Erreur

      124

    • Codes D’erreurs

      128

    • Vue D’ensemble des Instructions Relatives Aux Applications

      129

    • Appendix A:autres Manuels

      133

    • Appendix B:modèles Abandonnés

      137

    • Appendix C: Index

      140

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USER’S MANUAL

FX2N-32DP-IF PROFIBUS-DP INTERFACE UNIT

FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Foreword

•This manual contains text, diagrams and explanations which will guide the reader in the correct installation and operation of the FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit. It should be read and understood before attempting to install or use the unit.

•Further information can be found in the FX2N Series and FX0/FX0N Series Hardware Manual, manual of special function blocks and manual of Profibus-DP master CPUs.

•If in doubt at any stage during the installation of the FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit always consult a professional electrical engineer who is qualified and trained to the local and national standards.

•If in doubt the operation or use of the FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit please consult the nearest Mitsubishi Electric distributor.

•This manual is subject to change without notice.

FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

FX2N-32DP-IF PROFIBUS-DP

INTERFACE UNIT

USER’S MANUAL

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Guidelines for the Safety of the User and Protection of the FX2N-32DP-IF Profi- bus-DP Interface Unit.

This manual provides information for the use of the FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit. The manual has been written to be used by trained and competent personnel. The definition of such a person or persons is as follows:

a)Any engineer who is responsible for the planning, design and construction of automatic equipment using the product associated with this manual should be of a competent nature, trained and qualified to the local and national standards required to fulfill that role. These engineers should be fully aware of all aspects of safety with regards to automated equipment.

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•All examples and diagrams shown in this manual are intended only as an aid to understanding the text, not to guarantee operation. Mitsubishi Electric will accept no responsibility for actual use of the product based on these illustrative examples.

•Owing to the very great variety in possible application of this equipment, you must satisfy yourself as to its suitability for your specific application.

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Table of Contents

Guideline……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. v

1. Introduction………………………………………………………………………………..

1-1

1.1

Features of the 32DP-IF …………………………………………………………………………..

1-1

1.2

External Dimensions and Each Part Name …………………………………………………

1-2

1.2.1

Pin Configuration ………………………………………………………………………………………….

1-3

1.3

System Configuration ………………………………………………………………………………

1-4

1.3.1

Connected Programming Tools………………………………………………………………………

1-5

1.3.2

Connected Extension Units/Blocks …………………………………………………………………

1-6

1.3.3

Configuration Rules ………………………………………………………………………………………

1-8

1.3.4

Example Configuration ………………………………………………………………………………….

1-9

2. Wiring and Mounting Arrangements………………………………………………

2-1

2.1

Mounting Arrangements …………………………………………………………………………..

2-1

2.2

Wiring ……………………………………………………………………………………………………

2-2

2.2.1 Caution for Wiring…………………………………………………………………………………………

2-2

2.2.2 Wiring for 32DP-IF and Profibus-DP Network …………………………………………………..

2-3

2.2.3 Wiring for Extension I/O Units/Blocks and Special Function Blocks……………………..

2-4

3. Specifications …………………………………………………………………………….

3-1

3.1

General Specifications……………………………………………………………………………..

3-1

3.2

Power Supply Specifications …………………………………………………………………….

3-1

3.3

Performance Specifications………………………………………………………………………

3-2

4. Advanced Devices………………………………………………………………………

4-1

4.1

Data Registers………………………………………………………………………………………..

4-1

4.1.1 Example of Allocating Device …………………………………………………………………………

4-2

4.2

Diagnostic Devices (Special Devices) ………………………………………………………..

4-3

4.2.1 32DP-IF Status (M8000 ~ M8009 and D8000 ~ D8009) …………………………………….

4-4

4.2.2 Profibus-DP Network Status (M8020 ~ M8039 and D8020 ~ D8039) …………………..

4-5

4.2.3 Configuration Status (M8040 ~ M8059 and D8040 ~ D8059) ……………………………..

4-9

4.2.4 Error Status (M8060 ~ M8069 and D8060 ~ D8069) ……………………………………….

4-10

5. Address Setting ………………………………………………………………………….

5-1

5.1

Setting Address ………………………………………………………………………………………

5-1

5.2

Example Address Setting …………………………………………………………………………

5-1

6. User Parameter ………………………………………………………………………….

6-1

6.1

User Parameter Rules ……………………………………………………………………………..

6-1

6.2

Configuring Slave Parameter ……………………………………………………………………

6-4

6.2.1 Configuring Slave Parameter by GSD file ………………………………………………………..

6-4

6.2.2 Configuring Slave Parameter by Programming Tool ………………………………………….

6-4

7. Diagnostic Message ……………………………………………………………………

7-1

7.1

Diagnostic Massage Frame ………………………………………………………………………

7-1

7.2

Diagnostic Message Contents List …………………………………………………………….

7-1

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8. Diagnostics………………………………………………………………………………..

8-1

8.1

Preliminary Checks………………………………………………………………………………….

8-1

8.2

Check the Status of the LEDs for the 32DP-IF…………………………………………….

8-2

8.3

Check Error Status of the 32DP-IF …………………………………………………………….

8-3

8.3.1 Error Status in D8029 ……………………………………………………………………………………

8-3

8.3.2

Error Flags…………………………………………………………………………………………………..

8-4

8.3.3

Error Code…………………………………………………………………………………………………..

8-5

Appendix A

Default Parameter <After Power ON>………………………………………………

A-1

A-1

User Parameter <After Power ON>……………………………………………………………

A-1

A-2

Exchanged Data by Default Parameter ………………………………………………………

A-2

Appendix B

Example Setting User Parameters …………………………………………………..

B-1

B-1

Example Configuration User Parameters ……………………………………………………

B-1

B-1-1 Example Setting for FX2N-4AD……………………………………………………………………….

B-1

B-1-2 Example Setting for FX2N-4DA……………………………………………………………………….

B-2

B-1-3 Example Setting for FX2N-4AD-PT………………………………………………………………….

B-3

B-1-4 Example Setting for FX2N-4AD-TC………………………………………………………………….

B-4

B-2

Setting the Number of Average for Leveled Input Data…………………………………

B-5

B-3

Adjusting Offset and Gain…………………………………………………………………………

B-6

B-4

Changing the High Speed Mode/Normal Mode ………………………………………….

B-11

B-5

Returning to Default Settings…………………………………………………………………..

B-12

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

1.Introduction

The FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit (hereafter called “32DP-IF”) can be used to connect extension blocks/units and special function blocks of FX2N/FX0N series directly to an existing Profibus-DP network.

The 32DP-IF provides an intelligent slave function for decentralized control applications. Digital and analog data from a Profibus-DP master CPU (hereafter called “DP-master”) can be sent and received to/from any of the supported I/O blocks and special function blocks.

1.1Features of the 32DP-IF

Using the 32DP-IF extension blocks, units, special function blocks of FX2N/FX0N series can exchange data with any DP-master.

•Up to 256 I/O points and/or up to 8 special function blocks can be connected to the 32DP-IF. However, adjust total control I/O points to 256 or less. See section 1.3.

•The slave address of the 32DP-IF is adjusted by DIP switches. See chapter 5.

•The 32DP-IF can be connected to a Profibus-DP network by a standard 9-pin D-SUB connector and a shielded twisted pair cable complying with EN50170. Optional glassfiber adapters are supported by the 32DP-IF and are available from other vendors.

See chapter 2.

•An FX-20P-E or personal computer can be used to monitor the devices of the 32DP-IF or to set parameter for special function blocks connected to the 32DP-IF. For operating instructions of the FX-20P-E or personal computer, refer to their respective operation manuals and to section 1.3.1. For device numbers and explanation, refer to Chapter 4. For parameter of 32DP-IF, refer to chapter 6 and appendix B.

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

1.2External Dimensions and Each Part Name

Dimensions: mm (inches)

Weight: Approx. 0.4 kg (0.88 lbs)

Accessory: GSD files (FD: 1 piece)

Figure 1.1:External Dimensions

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d ) e ) f46)

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6 7

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a)Connector for Profibus cable (D-SUB 9 pin)

b)Power supply terminals (screws terminal: M3.5 (0.14″))

c)Direct mounting hole (2-φ4.5 (0.18″))

d)24 V DC power terminal (screws terminal: M3.5 (0.14″))

e)RUN/STOP switch: When this switch is in the RUN position, the 32DP-IF will exchange

data with extension units/blocks and special function blocks. If this switch is in the STOP position, the 32DP-IF will exchange only input data with extension units/blocks.

f)Communication port for FX-20P-E and personal computer

g)POWER LED : ON when AC power is supplied.

h) RUN LED

: ON when 32DP-IF is exchanging data with extension units/blocks and

special function blocks.

i)

BF LED

: ON when a communication error is detected (No data exchange).

j)

DIA LED

: ON when notice of diagnostic data is detected.

k)Hook for mounting DIN rail

l)DIP switches for slave address of this unit

m)Connector for extension cable

n)Groove for mounting DIN rail (DIN rail width: 35 mm (1.38″))

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

1.2.1Pin Configuration

The connector is a 9-pin D-SUB type and the pin configuration is shown below.

Figure 1.2:Pin Layout 9-pin D-SUB

6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5

Table 1.1:

Pin Configuration

Connector

Signal

Meaning

3

RXD/TXD-P

Receive/transmit-Data-P(+)

4

RTS

Request to send

Assigned

5

DGND

Data Ground

Not assigned

6

VP

Voltage-Plus(+)

8

RXD/TXD-N

Receive/transmit-Data-N(+)

1,2,7,9

NC

Pin not assigned

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

1.3System Configuration

Figure 1.3:System Configuration

DP-master

Profibus-DP network

Slave or DP-master *1

Slave or DP-master *1

FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP

Extension I/O units/blocks and

interface unit *2

special function blocks *3

*1 The units at each end of the Profibus-DP network must have a terminating resistor. This will either be in the master or slave unit or in the Profibus connector.

*2 For connecting monitoring tool, refer to section 1.3.1

*3 For connecting extension I/O units/blocks and special function blocks, refer to section 1.3.2.

Caution

The parameter data of the 32DP-IF must be set correctly in the DP-master, If the parameter data are not correct, the operation of the module might be affected. For a detailed overview of the parameter of 32DP-IF, refer to chapter 6.

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

1.3.1Connected Programming Tools

An FX-20P-E or personal computer can be used to monitor the devices of the 32DP-IF or to set parameter data for special function blocks connected to the 32DP-IF. For operating instructions of the FX-20P-E or personal computer, refer to their respective operation manuals. For device numbers and explanation, refer to chapter 4.

Connecting cable is same as FX0N/FX2N programmable controller.

Table 1.2: Connected Programming Tools

Monitoring Tools

Description

FX-20P-E

“Device Monitor”, “Data Change” and “Forced ON/OFF” in the Online

Monitor /Test mode can be used for supported devices.

Personal Computer

“Device Edit” and “Entry Data Monitor” can be used for supported

(MELSEC MEDOC PLUS)

devices.

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

1.3.2Connected Extension Units/Blocks

The table below shows extension units/blocks and their data lengths when connected to a 32DP-IF. Data is exchanged between the 32DP-IF and DP-master during every cycle. The maximum amount of data that can be exchanged with the 32DP-IF is 200 bytes of input data and 200 bytes of output data. Please check the specification of the DP-master, it may limit the total amount of exchanged data.

Table 1.3: Connected Extension Units/Blocks and Exchanged Data Length

Items

Description

Exchange Data Length

Output Data (Y)

Input Data (X)

FX2N-32ER-ES/UL

Input = 16 points

2 Bytes (Y0 ~ Y17)

2 Bytes (X0 ~ X17)

Extension I/O Units

FX2N-32ET-ESS/UL

Output = 16 points

FX2N-48ER-ES/UL

Input = 24 points

3 Bytes (Y0 ~ Y27)

3 Bytes (X0 ~ X27)

FX2N-48ET-ESS/UL

Output = 24 points

FX2N-16EX-ES/UL

Input = 16 points

—

2 Bytes (X0 ~ X17)

Output = 0 point

FX2N

FX2N-16EYR-ES/UL

Series

Input = 0 point

FX2N-16EYT-ESS/UL

2 Bytes (Y0 ~ Y17)

—

Output = 16 points

FX2N-16EYS-ES/UL

FX0N-8EX-UA1/UL

Input = 8 points

1 Bytes (X0 ~ X7)

FX0N-8EX-ES/UL

Output = 0 point

—

Extension

Input = 16 points

I/O Blocks

FX0N-16EX-ES/UL

2 Bytes (X0 ~ X17)

Output = 0 point

FX0N

FX0N-8ER-ES/UL

Input = 4 points

1 Bytes (Y0 ~ Y3)

1 Bytes (X0 ~ X3)

Output = 4 points

Series

FX0N-8EYR-ES/UL

Input = 0 point

1 Bytes (Y0 ~ Y7)

FX0N-8EYT-ESS/UL

Output = 8 points

FX0N-16EYR-ES/UL

Input = 0 point

2 Bytes (Y0 ~ Y17)

—

FX0N-16EYT-ESS/UL

Output = 16 points

Digital to analog

8 Bytes,

FX2N-4DA

Analog output data

converter

(BFM #1 ~ #4)

Special Function

FX2N-4AD

Analog to digital

8 Bytes *1

converter

Blocks

FX2N-4AD-PT

PT100 probe

—

8 Bytes *2

interface

FX2N-4AD-TC

Thermo-couple

8 Bytes *3

interface

*1 Total 8 bytes, selection between averaged data (BFM #5 ~ #8) or present data (BFM #9 ~ #12) can be done by GSD file configuration for each channel separately.

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

*2 Total 8 bytes, selection between °C and °F, averaged or present data can be done by GSD file configuration for each channel separately.

Table 1.4: BFM No. of FX2N-4AD-PT

Items

BFM No.

°C (averaged)

BFM #5 ~ #8

°C (present)

BFM #9 ~ #12

°F (averaged)

BFM #13 ~ #16

°F (present)

BFM #17 ~ #20

*3 Total 8 bytes, selection between °C and °F, averaged or present data and the type of thermocouple can be done by GSD file configuration for each channel separately.

Table 1.5: BFM No. of FX2N-4AD-TC

Items

BFM No.

°C (averaged)

BFM #5 ~ #8

°C (present)

BFM #9 ~ #12

°F (averaged)

BFM #13 ~ #16

°F (present)

BFM #17 ~ #20

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

1.3.3Configuration Rules

1)Special function blocks: Max. 8 blocks per 32DP-IF.

Check the loading on the 5 V DC bus supply. Consumption values for special function blocks can be found in Table 1.7. For maximum available current see the Table 1.6.

2)Maximum I/O points: 256 or less.

3)Check the loading on the 24 V DC service supply. Look up the number of expansion I/O in Figure 1.4. Find the residual current. This can then be used to power sensors etc.

4)Check total exchanged data length in DP-master, this number might be limited by the DPmaster unit. Data length is exchanged between the 32DP-IF and a DP-master in every cycle.

For the data length of connected extension units/blocks, refer to Table 1.3.

However, the maximum amount of data that can be exchanged with the 32DP-IF is 200 byte inputs and 200 byte outputs.

Table 1.6: 24 and 5 V DC Supply Capacity

Items

Power Supply

24 V DC Service Supply

500 mA at 24 V DC

Max. 5 V DC Bus Supply

220 mA at 5 V DC

Table 1.7: Power Supply for Special Function Blocks

Number of

Power Supply

Model

Description

Internal 5 V DC

External 24 V DC

I/O Points

(mA)

(mA)

FX2N-4DA

Digital to analog converter

8

30

200

FX2N-4AD

Analog to digital converter

8

30

55

FX2N-4AD-PT

PT100 probe interface

8

30

50

FX2N-4AD-TC

Thermo-couple interface

8

30

50

Figure 1.4:Number of Expansion I/O and 24 V DC Service Supply Capacity (mA)

Number of additional output (points)

> 32

Invalid configuration

32

200

150

100

50

0

24

275

225

175

125

75

25

16

350

300

250

200

150

100

50

0

8

425

375

325

275

225

175

125

75

25

0

500

450

400

350

300

250

200

150

100

0

8

16

24

32

40

48

56

64

> 64

Number of additional input (points)

For extension unit, refer to FX2N Series Hardware Manual.

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

1.3.4Example Configuration

Figure 1.5:Example Configuration

A Series

PLC

Profibus-DP

network

A1SJ71PB92 (software version E)

FX2N—

FX2N-16EX

FX2N-16EYT

FX2N—

FX2N—

FX2N—

32DP-IF

-ES/UL

-ESS/UL

4AD

4DA

4DA

For configuration rules, refer to section 1.3.3.

1)Check special function blocks.

a)Count special function blocks.

This 32DP-IF has 3 special function blocks connected (FX2N-4AD × 1, FX2N-4DA × 2). This configuration is OK as the total number of blocks is less than 8.

b)Check the loading on the 5 V DC bus supply. Consumption values for special function blocks can be found in Table 1.7. For maximum available current see the Table 1.6.

Table 1.8: Check 5 V DC Bus Supply

Items

Internal 5 V DC

External 24 V DC

FX2N-4AD

30 mA

55 mA

FX2N-4DA

30 mA

200 mA

FX2N-4DA

30 mA

200 mA

Total Consumption Values

90 mA <220 mA

455 mA

This configuration is OK as the 5 V DC bus supply consumption value is less than 220 mA (5 V DC bus supply capacity).

However, this system needs a supply of 455 mA from an external 24 V DC power supply, for the special function blocks. In this case, the 32DP-IF can supply 250 mA for external 24 V DC. See next page (check the loading on the 24 V DC service supply)

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Introduction 1

2)Check total I/O points and the loading on the 24 V DC service supply. For the loading on the 24 V DC service supply, refer to Figurer 1.4.

Table 1.9: Check Total I/O Points and the Loading on the 24 V DC Service Supply

Addressable I/O

24 V DC Service Supply

Units/Block Name

Special

Inputs

Outputs

Function

Sum I/O

Sum

(X)

(Y)

Blocks

(X/Y)

FX2N-32DP-IF

0

0

—

Inputs (X) = 16

+ 250 mA

FX2N-16EX-ES/UL

16

0

—

Outputs (Y) = 16

According to Figure 1.4

FX2N-16EYT-ESS/UL

0

16

—

FX2N-4AD

—

—

8

—

0 mA

FX2N-4DA

—

—

8

—

0 mA

FX2N-4DA

—

—

8

—

0 mA

16

16

24

This configuration can supply 250 mA at

Total I/O is 56 points <256 points

24 V DC service supply for other usages.

This configuration is OK as the total I/O points are less than 256. It is also OK with the loading on the 24 V DC service supply, this configuration can supply 250 mA at 24 V DC service supply for other usages.

3)Check the total allowable exchanged data length for each input data and output data in the DP-master, because this number might be limited by the DP-master unit.

Maximum exchanged data length of 32DP-IF can be found in Table 3.3. For the data length of connected extension units/blocks, refer to Table 1.3.

Table 1.10:Check Total Exchanged Data Length

Units/Blocks Name

Exchanged Data Length

Input Data

Output Data

FX2N-16EX-ES/UL

2 bytes

0 byte

FX2N-16EYT-ESS/UL

0 byte

2 bytes

FX2N-4AD

8 bytes

0 byte

FX2N-4DA

0 byte

8 bytes

FX2N-4DA

0 byte

8 bytes

Total exchanged data length

10 bytes < 200 bytes *1

18 bytes < 200 bytes *1

<244 bytes *2

<244 bytes *2

*1 This value is maximum exchanged data length of 32DF-IF.

*2 This example configuration use A series programmable controllers A1SJ71PB92D (software version is E). This DP-master is limited to 244 bytes of input data and 244 bytes of output data.

This configuration is OK as the each total input data and total output data length is less than 200 bytes.

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FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Unit

Wiring and Mounting Arrangements 2

2.Wiring and Mounting Arrangements

2.1Mounting Arrangements

To prevent a rise in temperature, mount the units to back walls. Never mount them to the floor, ceiling or side wall of an enclosure.

Figure 2.1:Mounting Location

> 50 mm

FX2N-32DP-IF

(1.97″)

> 50 mm (1.97″)

FX2N-4DA

FX2N-4AD

FX2N-16EX -ES/UL

> 50 mm (1.97″)

FX2N-16EYT

-ESS/UL

> 50 mm (1.97″)

Figure 2.2:Mounting Arrangement

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MELSEC FX2N series

Programmable Controller

Hardware Manual

FX2N

66014

JY992D66301-H

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC

Art.No.:

2001 05 07

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC 

INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

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