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MS-P575-5.GB.R3a
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INSTALLATION
CAUTION !
To avoid malfunction of the automation system, please read and follow these instructions:
Ensure that the address size is correctly set. It may only be changed by qualified personnel.
Make sure the VCS connector is correctly wired. The VCS circuit must always be looped through. Only use approved
profiled cables (see 2.1).
Only use approved power supplies (see 2.1).
Be sure the power supply is switched off prior to contacting the VCS cable. Risk of short circuit!
To ensure personal safety and prevent damage to property, all maintenance and installation work must be carried out
by qualified personnel.
Make sure to meet the electrical specifications of the system when operating it together with third-party equipment and
components.
Install all power and signal cables such that inductive and capacitive interference of the automation functions is avoided.
Take all safety precautions when coupling the inputs and outputs to the hardware and software to avoid undefined
conditions on the signal side of the automation system in case of line or conductor break.
To ensure safe operation of the product, provide for suitable transportation, storage, installation and assembly as well
as proper operation and maintenance.
WARNING !
In the case of equipment with permanently installed connections (fixed devices/systems) without all-pole mains
disconnect switch and/or switch fuses, incorporate a mains disconnect switch or fuse in the building installation. The
equipment must be connected to a ground conductor.
In the case of line powered equipment, check that the set nominal voltage range is in compliance with the local supply
voltage prior to putting the equipment in service.
In the case of a 24V power supply, provide for safe electrical separation of low voltage. Only use power supplies
manufactured in compliance with IEC 364-4-41.
Take precautions to ensure that a program interrupted due to drop or loss of voltage is properly resumed. Dangerous
operating conditions must be avoided at all times. If necessary, provide for an emergency shutdown.
To avoid operational failure, do not directly connect high frequency between 250 and 900 kHz to the VCS cable.
In all cases in which faults occurring in automation equipment may result in substantial material or even personnel
damage, i.e. in which dangerous faults may occur, take additional external precautions or provide for additional external
equipment to ensure and/or force safe operation in the case of a fault (e.g. independent limiting switches, mechanical
interlocks etc.).
CAUTION
ESD
OBSERVE PRECAUTIONS
FOR HANDLING
ELETROSTATIC SENSITIVE
DEVICES
This product complies with the essential requirements of the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC and its amendments. It is CEapproved. A separate Declaration of Conformity is available on request.
A separate Declaration of Incorporation relating to the EU Directive 89/392/EEC Annex II B is available on request. Please
provide ordering code and serial numbers of products concerned.
NOTICE
The information in this manual is subject to change without notice.
In no event shall ASCO/JOUCOMATIC be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for
accidental or consequential damages arising out of or in connection with the supply or use of the information contained herein.
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INSTALLATION
CONTENTS ________________________________________________________________ Page
1.
1.1
1.2
2.
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
3.
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
4.
4.1
4.2
4.3
5.
5.1
5.2
5.3
6.
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
START-UP _____________________________________________________________________________ 39
Start-up instructions _______________________________________________________________________ 39
Automatic addressing ______________________________________________________________________ 39
Test mode ______________________________________________________________________________ 40
Error mode ______________________________________________________________________________ 41
7.
7.1
7.2
8.
8.1
8.2
9.
10.
10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
10.5
10.6
10.7
10.8
INSTALLATION
1.
The Valve Connection System, VCS in short, was designed to link together as many valves as possible in an easy, quick
and economic way.
1.1
Structure
fieldbus
1
I
3
P
B
4
5
(C)
(C)
3
2
VCS interface
With this new valve connection system, you can connect up to 127 valves with 2 solenoid coils each (bistable valves) and
up to 254 sensor inputs with a single cable and a quick-contact technology.
Fieldbus systems (e.g. Interbus-S or Profibus-DP) are increasingly being used in installations and machines to connect
sensors and actuators to a controller (PC or PLC). It is in this kind of structure that the VCS is integrated together with its
VCS interface. The VCS interface communicates with the higher-level fieldbus system and transmits the switching
information to the valves. The corresponding feedback (C) from the digital sensor inputs (limit switches) is transmitted over
the line to the VCS interface and from there to the fieldbus system.
The valves or nodes in the VCS line are connected with each other and to the VCS interface (I) over a profiled 2-wire VCS
cable (G). Power as well as data are supplied to each valve over this VCS cable. To enable easy and quick connection of
the valves to the VCS cable, ASCO/JOUCOMATICs engineers have designed a special VCS connector which is fitted onto
the valve and into which the profiled 2-wire VCS cable is placed. When the lid of the connector is snapped shut, the vampiretype plug automatically provides for immediate contact of the wires of the VCS cable which is also automatically cut to length.
The node is connected. Each VCS connector is equipped with a data repeater to bridge a distance of up to 20 m between
two valves. This allows for designing large valve systems. No tools are necessary to fasten the lid. You simply snap it shut.
No cable cutting, stripping or screwing is required.
In the basic version, the VCS interface is connected to a VCS power supply (P). Depending on the number of valves in the
valve connection system and its size, additional power supplies can be clamped directly onto the cable to provide for an
appropriate power output and compensate for any drop of voltage.
In order to ensure the highest possible transmission protection, the VCS line is structured in the form of a loop system, i.e.
the last valve in the line must again be connected to the VCS interface. The advantage is that the transmitted data is fed
back to the VCS interface for comparison. The outputs are switched only after the transmitted data and the feedback data
is 100 % identical.
INSTALLATION
VCS characteristics :
Max. number of connectors in a line
: 127 (for solenoid valves or monostable / bistable spool valves)
Max. number of connectable sensors (M8) : 254 (data readback from sensors)
VCS addressing
: automatic :easy startup and operation
Electrical connection / spool valve
: special vampire-type VCS connector size 15 for quick connection
Electrical connection of VCS/Interface loop : screw terminals
Contact/electrical connection
: no tools, no cable cutting / stripping
Max. distance between two valves
: 20 m
Max. length of the line
: 2.5 km
Supply voltage / spool valve
: 24V DC
Current/Max. output power
: Depending on the connector version proposed :
- 100mA (2,4W) per output with green VCS cable to be used with 3,1A
power supply unit
- 1A (24W) per output with circuit and 10A auxiliary power supply unit
circuit for control of solenoid valves with ratings greater than > 2,4W,
series 107 - 189 - 190 and 192 and all fluid solenoid valves
- or 100 mA (2,4W) per output with green cable and separate power
circuit (black cable) for emergency shutdown management (see overleaf)
Data protection
: data readback and comparison,
repeater in each VCS connector, parity check.
Cycle time
: approx. 3,4 ms with 127 connectors
Protection degree
: VCS connector : IP65 - power supply and interface : IP20
Electromagnetic compatibility
: in accordance with EU directive EMC/89/336/EEC.
CE mark
1.2
Diagnostics
The VCS has a fine-diagnostic feature. Each VCS connector cyclically transmits diagnostic information which is analysed
by the VCS interface. As a result, the VCS system detects:
valve low voltage,
VCS connector overheating,
overcurrent at valve output
The VCS interface also has comprehensive error analysis features.
It is provided with an RS-232 interface which can be connected to a PC. The system can be started up (even without
fieldbus) and analysed with the supplied diagnostic software.
The following functions are activated over PC:
setting of valve outputs,
reading of sensor inputs,
reading of diagnostic information,
checking of actual configuration,
address allocation.
The VCS system consists of four principle components (see following pages):
VCS
Interface
INSTALLATION
2.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
2.1
Description
A.
Description
B.
Code
without input
with 2 inputs M8
without input
with 2 inputs M8
single unit
box of 8
single unit
box of 8
881
881
881
881
57
00
57
00
949
602
951
603
without input
with 2 inputs M8
881 57 811
Adapter 15/30 VCS connector mounting on coil with 2 pins + earth to ISO 4400 standard
881 57 812
Description
Code
Profibus-DP
881 57 840
Interbus-S
881 57 841
Device-Net
Profibus-DP
881 57 842
Interbus-S
881 57 922
881 57 921
Device-Net
881 57 923 ( )
881 00 331
9 female pin SUB-D network input connector for Interbus-S - IP20 (BUS/IN)
881 57 925
9 male pin SUB-D network output connector for Interbus-S - IP20 (BUS/OUT)
881 57 926
881 57 957
881 57 852 ( )
881 57 853
881 57 876
( ) future product
INSTALLATION
C.
D.
Description
881 57 845
881 57 846
E.
Code
Description
Code
25 m
50 m
100 m
881 57 889
881 57 890
881 57 857
25 m
50 m
100 m
881 57 940
881 57 941
881 57 928
881 57 855
881 57 854
881 57 856
881 57 927
881 57 851
978 02 256
978 02 257
Description
Code
881 57 827
881 57 813
881 57 814
INSTALLATION
2.2
VCS connector
3
LINK
PE
9
11
7
10
13
14
12
910 11 -
Description
Solenoid valve connection, 15 mm(1), 4 pins
Lever to contact the green VCS cable and the black power cable
Green VCS cable guide
Black power cable guide (depending on the VCS connector version)
Green VCS cable
Black power cable (depending on the VCS connector version)
LED indicator for inputs 0 and 1:
green light if input is connected.
LED indicator for valve outputs 0 and 1:
Output 0 pneumatic function 14 (yellow)
Output 1 pneumatic function 12 (green)
Clip-on identification labels to indicate the valve function
Lever catch
Screw to mount the VCS connector to the solenoid valve
12 13 14 15 -
Connection for inputs (limit switches): M8 female panel connector (see below)
Input 0: depending on the VCS connector version
Input 1: depending on the VCS connector version
Clip-on identification labels to indicate the input function
Seal for solenoid valve
8-
(1) Solenoid valve connection, 15mm, 3 pins (space 9,4mm) + PE for monostable and bistable valves
2.2.1
2-wire sensor
3-wire sensor
(magnetoresistive position detector)
IN
IN
24V
+
Sensor
24V
Sensor
3 wires
GND
1 24V 10 %
3 GND*
4 IN 0/IN 1
* not applicable
for 2-wire sensor
Cable inlet: 3.5 - 5 mm.
1
3
15
Nr.
1234567-
1: OUT 0
2: 24V DC 10 %
3: OUT 1
INSTALLATION
2.3
VCS cable
2.3.1
!
Power
off
before any
connection/disconnection
3
A
A.
VCS cable
Open the lever by pressing the catch.
Lift the lever until it snaps into the buffer.
Mount the empty cable guide (A) into the cable tray. In case the cable guide snaps in at the bottom, pull it up with a
screw driver.
The cable guide must snap in at the top to ensure for proper contacting.
Insert the cable by first inserting the profiled side and then the opposite side. The arrow on the cable must show
in the same direction as the arrow on the lever.
Press down the lid until the catch snaps in: the cable is cut to length and contacted.
1
2
3
4
5
B.
i
2.3.2
Insert the green VCS cable into the green cable guide (A) (see above illustration) and the black power cable into
the black cable guide.
The VCS cable and the black power cable must only be bent towards the broad, flat side of the cable. Both cables must
be mounted without strain.
INSTALLATION
2.4
VCS interface
6
ERROR
R POWER
TERM DIA
PROFIBUS-DP
INTERFACE
x10
x1
1
ADDRESS
ON
100
10
2
SIZE
ValveConnectionSystem
4
ERR
OUT <V
TEST
ON
27 V
4 2
RS232C
3
5
Ref.
Description
1-
2-
3-
4-
5-
6-
7-
2.4.1
10
11
12
VCS OUT
VCS IN
POWER
CONTROL
IN
9
STANDARD
VCS
SUPPLY
SUPPLY
27V
Ref.
0V
+U
GND
+
blue brown
_
+
brown blue
24V
0V
Description
8-
9-
10 -
11 -
12 -
Voltage control input for black power cable (see chapter 4.1).
To connect the VCS cable to the VCS interface, strip the profiled cable by approx. 20 mm and protect each wire end with a sleeve.
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INSTALLATION
2.4.2
14
15
SENTRONIC 1
SENTRONIC 2
SENTRO
SUPPLY
SUP
24V GND SET
SET
GND Feedbk
SUP
24V GND SET
SET
GND Feedbk
24V GND
Ref.
Description
13 -
14 -
15 -
Power supply connection for analog inputs/outputs (must be connected for analog input/output option)
Function
SENTRONIC
Pin assignment
PULSTRONIC
Pin assignment
24V
Power supply
SUP - GND
common ground
SET
Setpoint (0 - 10V)
SET - GND
Feedbk
2.4.3
Signal
Function
TD
Transmitted data
RD
Received data
GND
Common ground
A one-to-one cable in which RD and TD are not crossed is used for connection to a PC.
Data transmission occurs without parity bit at a rate of 19200 baud.
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INSTALLATION
2.4.4
LED indicators
A flashing sequence is run as soon as the VCS interface is switched on. Subsequently, RUN
and 27V are permanently lit. See chapter 6.1 if these controls do not light up. The DATA LED
indicates a general communication problem. LEDs >T, <V and OUT indicate group errors.
For detailed information, see chapter 6.1 (operative malfunction).
27 V
OUT <V
LED
Error description
27 V
RUN
DATA
General error
>T
Group error
Overheating in either one or several VCS connectors. The temperature inside the connector has
exceeded 85 C. Check VCS connector and valve.
Overcurrent at the output of either one or several VCS connectors. The output current is above
200 mA. Check VCS connector and valve for short circuit.
Low voltage at either one or several VCS connectors. The supply voltage of the VCS cable has
dropped below 19 Volt. Check the load, add another VCS power supply if necessary.
OUT
Group error
<V
Group error
For group errors, the number of the faulty VCS connector can be indicated by LEDs 100, 10, 1. For this purpose, set
the ERR switch to ON (see chapter 6.4).
DIP switches
ERR
Test
0
1
1
0
ERR - Error
SIZE
OFF (0)
ON (1)
ERR
TEST
2.4.5
8 4 2
: indicates where the error is located with the help of the LED indicators (see above)
TEST - Test mode : locates an interruption in the VCS loop (see chapter 6.3)
SIZE
: defines the address space of the VCS interface in the fieldbus system and/or PLC. The address
space can be adjusted to the number of VCS connectors used. Unoccupied address space can
thus be set free for other control operations.
The address space must always be larger than the number of VCS connectors in the loop; otherwise an
error is reported on the LED indicators when the system is started.
Dec.
Size
4
2
0
1
2
3
4
.
8
.
12
13
14
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
12
6
8
10
12
14
.
22
.
30
32
34
36
Max. number
of VCS connectors
8
16
24
32
40
.
72
.
104
112
120
127
INSTALLATION
Without analog input/output option:
(A = Address space)
A = 2 (size + 2) [in byte]
2 Bytes are reserved for diagnostic purposes.
Bit 7
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
VCS connector 4
0.7
0.6
VCS connector 3
0.5
0.4
VCS connector 2
0.3
0.2
VCS connector 1
0.1
0.0
VCS connector 8
1.7
1.6
VCS connector 7
1.5
1.4
VCS connector 6
1.3
1.2
VCS connector 5
1.1
1.0
VCS connector 12
2.7
2.6
VCS connector 11
2.5
2.4
VCS connector 10
2.3
2.2
VCS connector 9
2.1
2.0
VCS connector 16
3.7
3.6
.
.
.
.
.
.
VCS connector 15
3.5
3.4
.
.
.
.
.
.
VCS connector 14
3.3
3.2
.
.
.
.
.
.
VCS connector 13
3.1
3.0
.
.
.
.
.
.
VCS connector
[4(N-2)]-2
(N-2).3
(N-2).2
VCS connector
[4(N-2)]-3
(N-2).1
(N-2).0
3
.
.
.
(N-2).7
(N-2).6
VCS connector
[4(N-2)]-1
(N-2).5
(N-2).4
N-1
(N-1).7
(N-1).6
(N-1).5
(N-1).4
(N-1).3
(N-1).2
(N-1).1
(N-2).0
N = 2(Size + 2)
(N).7
(N).6
(N).5
(N).4
(N).3
(N).2
(N).1
(N).0
N-2
Function
Diagnostic byte
(inputs only)
Error counter
(inputs only)
x = unoccupied
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INSTALLATION
Diagnostic byte:
The diagnostic byte must be evaluated by the PLC program to be able to react differently to the various errors reported.
DIAG. 7
DIAG. 6
DIAG. 5
DIAG. 4
DIAG. 3
DIAG. 2
DIAG. 1
DIAG. 0
Power Fail
Sentro
Power Fail
Outputs
n.u.
OUT
<V
n.u.
Data
Error
>T
Description:
DIAG. 7:
DIAG. 6:
DIAG. 5:
DIAG. 4:
OUT, Overcurrent
An overcurrent (above 200 mA) has occurred at one of the VCS connectors. Use the software VCS-DIAG
(see chapter 7) for fine diagnostics. The communication on the fieldbus and the switching off of the outputs
are treated according to the DIP switch settings.
- Check the corresponding VCS connector and valve and eliminate the overcurrent. The faulty VCS
connector can be detected with the DIP switch ERR (see chapter 6.4).
DIAG. 3:
DIAG. 2:
DIAG. 1:
Data Error
Data transmission errors occur constantly. The VCS cannot be operated safely any more. Communication
on the fieldbus is stopped. All outputs are switched off.
- Check the VCS loop in the test mode (see chap. 6.3). Replace a faulty VCS connector and/or cable
interruptions (see also error counter), if necessary.
DIAG. 0:
> T, Overheating
At least one VCS connector is overheated. Use VCS-DIAG (see chapter 7) for fine diagnostics. The
communication on the fieldbus and the switching off of the outputs are treated according to the DIP switch
settings.
- Check the corresponding VCS connector for overload and the corresponding valve for excess generation of
heat (coil short circuit). The faulty VCS connector can be detected with the DIP switch ERR (see chap. 6.4).
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INSTALLATION
Error counter:
The error counter counts the number of faulty VCS cycles per time unit (error rate). This must not necessarily be controlled
by the PLC program. Communication on the fieldbus is stopped and the diagnostic bit DIAG. 1 (DATA ERROR) is set as
soon as the admissible error limit is exceeded. All outputs are switched off.
The admissible error limit depends on the number of VCS connectors in the VCS loop.
ERROR. 7
ERROR. 6
ERROR. 5
ERROR. 4
ERROR. 3
ERROR. 2
ERROR. 1
ERROR. 0
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
The error counter can show the decimal values 0 - 255 (0 - FF Hex).
Number of VCS connectors
Error limit
1 - 15
16 - 31
62
51
32 - 47
48 - 63
43
38
64 - 79
80 - 95
96 - 111
112 - 127
33
30
27
25
The error counter is updated every 225 msec. Communication is stopped as soon as more than 50% of the VCS cycles are
faulty.
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INSTALLATION
B.
Bit 7
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
VCS connector 4
0.7
0.6
VCS connector 3
0.5
0.4
VCS connector 2
0.3
0.2
VCS connector 1
0.1
0.0
VCS connector 8
1.7
1.6
VCS connector 7
1.5
1.4
VCS connector 6
1.3
1.2
VCS connector 5
1.1
1.0
VCS connector 12
2.7
2.6
VCS connector 11
2.5
2.4
VCS connector 10
2.3
2.2
VCS connector 9
2.1
2.0
VCS connector 16
3.7
3.6
.
.
.
.
.
.
VCS connector 15
3.5
3.4
.
.
.
.
.
.
VCS connector 14
3.3
3.2
.
.
.
.
.
.
VCS connector 13
3.1
3.0
.
.
.
.
.
.
x
(N-4).7
VCS connector
VCS connector
VCS connector
[4(N-4)]-1
[4(N-4)]-2
[4(N-4)]-3
(N-4).5
(N-4).4
(N-4).3
(N-4).2
(N-4).1
(N-4).0
3
.
.
.
N-4
x
(N-4).6
function
N-3
Setpoint 1.7 Setpoint 1.6 Setpoint 1.5 Setpoint 1.4 Setpoint 1.3 Setpoint 1.2 Setpoint 1.1 Setpoint 1.0
Feedback 1.7 Feedback 1.6 Feedback 1.5 Feedback 1.4 Feedback 1.3 Feedback 1.2 Feedback 1.1 Feedback 1.0
Sentronic 1
N-2
Setpoint 2.7 Setpoint 2.6 Setpoint 2.5 Setpoint 2.4 Setpoint 2.3 Setpoint 2.2 Setpoint 2.1 Setpoint 2.0
Feedback 2.7 Feedback 2.6 Feedback 2.5 Feedback 2.4 Feedback 2.3 Feedback 2.2 Feedback 2.1 Feedback 2.0
Sentronic 2
N-1
DIAG. 7
DIAG. 6
DIAG. 5
DIAG. 4
DIAG. 3
DIAG. 2
DIAG. 1
DIAG. 0
Diagnostics
(inputs only)
N=2(size+3)
N.7
N.6
N.5
N.4
N.3
N.2
N.1
N.0
Error counter
(inputs only)
x = unoccupied
The setpoint and the feedback value for the analog signal pressure regulator are transmitted with an 8-bit resolution.
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INSTALLATION
2.5
Description
1-
2-
3-
4-
5-
6-
7-
8-
9-
Voltage selector
115 V: 100 - 127 V/AC
230 V: 220 - 240 V/AC
Frequency: 47 - 63 Hz
10 -
The output is protected against idle running, sustained short circuit and overload.
Connection by screw terminals - Protection: IP20
A PELV power supply is used which is equivalent to a safety transformer to VDE 0550/IEC 364-4-41.
The power supply must be mounted on a horizontal DIN rail TS 35 to allow for adequate air circulation.
The VCS power supply has an output voltage of 27 V and an integrated data decoupling feature to ensure that
the solenoid valves are always supplied with 24 V 10 % and the communication over the green VCS cable is
not disturbed.
2.6
Description
ValveConnectionSystem
1-
Voltage selector
115V: 100 - 127 V AC
230V: 220 - 240 V AC
Frequency: 47 - 63 Hz
2-
3-
4-
5-
6-
7-
115V AC
230V AC
24V DC / 10A
Electronically protected
115/230V AC
8.0/2.8A 50/60Hz
24-28V
The output is protected against idle running, sustained short circuit and overload.
Connection by screw terminals - Protection: IP20
A PELV power supply is used which is equivalent to a safety transformer to VDE 0550/IEC 364-4-41.
The power supply must be mounted on a horizontal DIN rail TS 35 to allow for adequate air circulation.
Connect the power supply in compliance with the applicable electrical safety regulations.
Do not operate the power supply without grounding.
Do not attempt to gain access to the inside of the power supply: dangerous voltage inside. DANGER TO LIFE!
When connecting with stranded wires use end sleeves (without isolation).
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INSTALLATION
2.7
Accessories
2.7.1
Adapters
These adapters are used to mount the VCS connector to solenoid valves with a mounting pad to ISO 4400 (size 30) or
industrial standard (size 22).
Since these valves usually have a rating of more than 2.4 Watt, the VCS connector with additional power connection
(881 57 807 or 881 57 809) must be used. In this case, one output (output 1) remains unoccupied.
Only the monostable valve function is supported.
LINK
LINK
1 - Connector seal
2 - Adapter
3 - Adapter seal
4 - Coil
5 - VCS connector
Size 22
Industrial standard
2 flat pins
(spacing 11mm) + PE
Size 15
2 pins + PE
Size 30
ISO 4400
2 pins + PE
Size 15
2 pins + PE
Install the adapter with its seal onto the solenoid coil and screw it down tightly.
Place the seals on the pins of adapter, mount the VCS connector and screw it down tightly.
2.7.2
Connection :
To connect the flat cable: Loosen both screws on the lid.
1 : VCS cable
Remove the lid. Insert the flat cable. Check the cable profile to
2 : additional VCS power supply
avoid mismating. Replace the lid (check for correct orientation)
and screw it down carefully.
To connect the round cable: Turn the threaded ring clockwise. Insert the cable into the angled cover. Protect both wire ends
with sleeves and screw them down. Fasten the cover carefully with the threaded ring. Tighten the PG cable gland to ensure
IP 65 protection.
Fastening with 2 screws max. 4 mm.
Assignment round/flat VCS adapter:
Pin no.
1
3
18
Signal
+27 V
0V
INSTALLATION
2.7.3
This extension module is used to lengthen the distance between two VCS connectors
without having to remove the existing cable segment.
The two flat cables which must be connected are contacted by the vampire-type plug
(IP65 protection).
To connect the cables : loosen the screws on the lid. Remove it. Insert the two flat
cables. Check the cable profile to avoid mismating. Seal the cable ends with the enclosed
seals. Replace the cover and screw it down carefully to ensure IP65 protection.
Installation is on DIN rail or with two screws 5 mm.
2.7.4
These caps are used to seal off open cable ends (black power cable) to ensure IP65
protection and prevent short circuit.
Adaptation : Place the cap on the end of the flat cable and heat it at a temperature above
135 C (air heater). The adhesive liner in the end cap melts to seal and encapsulate the
components contained within.
2.7.5
The VCS loop can be equipped with an M8 input module. With this module, eight electrical
sensors (with 2 or 3 wires) are connected to eight 3-pin M8 connectors.
The module is connected to the VCS system with a lead (1 m long) fitted with a connector
with vampire-type plug for direct connection of the flat VCS cable.
The lead and vampire-type connector (C) are supplied with the input module.
Wiring diagram of inputs
View on soldered side of male connector
2-wire sensor
3-wire sensor
(magnetoresistive position detector)
IN
IN
24V
Sensor
24V
+
Sensor
3 wires
GND
1 24V 10 %
3 GND*
4 IN 0/IN 1
* not applicable
for 2-wire sensor
Cable inlet: 3.5 - 5 mm.
C
LED
P4
: LED indicator of input state
27V : VCS power supply 27V is on the module
TEST : LED control during "Testmode" (see chapter 6.3)
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INSTALLATION
3.
3.1
Principle
On principle, valve connection systems can be designed with a single cable (green VCS cable) or with two cables (separate
black power cable).
In a single cable structure, the inputs and valve outputs are supplied over the VCS power supply. Power supply and
communication is made over the green VCS cable.
In a two-cable structure, the outputs are supplied over the black power cable (power supply). The inputs and the electronics integrated
in the VCS connectors are supplied over the green VCS cable (VCS power supply) which is also used for communication.
Mixed systems, in which VCS connectors with and without black power cable connection are used, can also be set up (see chapter 1.1)
Separate power supply for the VCS loop
and for MEGA spool valve solenoid coils
BUS
27V =
(3.1A)
VCS
INTERFACE
27V =
VCS
INTERFACE
24V =
The type of electrical power supply and the required quantity depend on the number, type and consumption
of spool valves/solenoid air operated valves in the VCS loop and on the length of the VCS loop.
The components can be defined in the following ways:
Directly according to the type of application (see chapters 3.2, 3.3 & 3.5) with the help of the diagrams in
accordance with the number of connectors in the loop and its length.
With selection charts (see chapter 3.6) for coils 2.4 W or for 1.6 W coils of for MEGA spool valve islands.
The required quantity of power supplies can quickly and easily be estimated over these two methods provided
that the system is equipped with one connector type and coils at one consumption level.
Systems with many different types of components require a detailed estimation of the necessary quantity of power
supplies. To request an estimation, please fill in the VCS Application Requirements Form on page 55 and consult us.
The supply of power to the VCS loop mainly depends on the rating of each coil in the application.
The following diagrams show the different supply options:
2.4 W (wattage value of coil in cold state)
for coils
for coils > 2.4 W (wattage value of coil in cold state)
for systems with a mixture of coils rated 2.4 W and > 2.4 W
3.2
3.2.1
2.4 W
VCS
INTERFACE
578
578
20
302
302
520
INSTALLATION
Up to 127 VCS connectors can be fit into one cable loop (with and without inputs).
The cable length between two VCS connectors and between a VCS connector and a VCS interface must not exceed 20 m.
All inputs/outputs are supplied over the green VCS cable. The output rating is limited to max. 2.4 Watt (100 mA) per output.
Depending on the length of the line, the output current, the simultaneity factor (simultaneous switching of outputs) and the
number of VCS connectors, one or more additional VCS power supplies may have to be used for intermediate power supply.
The following applies (worst case calculation):
127
124 125
127
121
6
103 100
101
5
82
80
75
62
3
50
37
42
20
60
40
25
20
500
400
131
1000
800
1500
1200
2000
1600
2020
2500
cable length / m
2420
27V =
(3,1A)
VCS
INTERFACE
27V =
(3,1A)
12m
18m
20m
VCS adapter round/flat
(881 57 855)
island n6
island n5
15m
2m
10m
16m
island n4
7m
11m
20m
island n1
island n2
302
302
520
island n3
This application, in which 37 VCS connectors are connected to a loop 131 m long, requires two 27 V 3.1A power supplies
(see diagram below). The 2nd power supply must be connected to the green VCS cable with a VCS adapter round/flat
881 57 855 (see chapter 2.7.2) It must be placed in the middle of the loop.
The additional power supplies must be divided up equally between the number of connectors in the VCS loop (see table
on following page).
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INSTALLATION
3.2.1.3 Feeding point of intermediate VCS power supply
In case the output current must be increased on the whole system or the voltage drop is to high, intermediate power is supplied
over the round/flat adapter (881 57 855) and additional VCS power supplies 881 57 845 (with integrated data decoupling feature).
Choose the optimal feeding point according to the number of VCS power supplies required.
Number of additional
VCS power supplies
Feeding point
N/2
N/3 , 2/3 N
One VCS power supply is always directly connected to the VCS interface.
To bridge more than 20 m between two VCS connectors, an additional VCS connector without valve is to be used as repeater.
In this case, two outputs remain unoccupied. The same applies if more inputs than outputs are required. For more, use the
8 inputs module (see chapter 2.7.5)
127
127
125
6
5
112
103 100
90
77 75
67
52 50
45
2
1
22
500
440
22
1910
25 25
1000
1500
2000
2500
cable length / m
INSTALLATION
3.2.2
27V =
(3,1A)
VCS
INTERFACE
578
578
3,1A
24V =
(10A)
10A
578
578
302
302
520
The output current is limited to 100mA per solenoid coil. All valves with a 15 mm pad mounting and max. 2.4 Watt can be
directly piloted in this manner.
To pilot valves with a higher size coil, adapters of 15 mm to 22 mm (industrial standard) and 15 mm to 30 mm (ISO 4400)
are available.
To realise an emergency shutdown with bistable valves with max. 2.4 Watt, the VCS connector is available with an
additional power connection (black power cable) and two outputs of max. 100 mA.
The outputs of the VCS connectors with black power cable connection are supplied over the black power cable. The output
rating is limited to 2.4 Watt (100 mA) per output.
Depending on the length of the VCS line, you may have to use either one or several additional VCS power supplies for
intermediate power supply.
127
125
4
3
100
75
105
70
62
50
35
1
25
1595
124
500
700
1000
1500
1400
2000
2500
cable length / m
2100
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INSTALLATION
3.2.2.2 VCS connectors without inputs
Required number of VCS power supplies:
All valves are supplied with power over the black cable.
All VCS connectors are without inputs and with an additional power connection (881 57 949).
Distance between 2 connectors: 20m
Solenoid coils : = 2.4 W.
Number of simultaneously
switching outputs
127
125
3
108
100
75
54
50
25
500
85
24
1000
1080
1500
2000
1715 2160
2500
cable length / m
INSTALLATION
3.3
VCS
INTERFACE
192
190
ISO4 (544)
ISO1 (541)
24V =
(10A)
320
370
238
The VCS interface is supplied with power from the VCS power supply, and the VCS cable is used for data transmission in
the VCS loop and for power supply to the coils 2.4 W (see description in previous chapter).
To connect the coils > 2.4 W (max. 24 W), use VCS connectors 881 57 807 or 881 57 809, the 10A power supply and the
black power cable.
In this configuration, the number of VCS connectors which can be connected to the loop depends on the power available
on the green cable over the main VCS power supply (3.1A).
To pilot valves with a higher wattage, adapters of 15 mm to 22 mm (industrial standard) and 15 mm to 30 mm (ISO 4400)
are available. You must use a VCS connector with additional power connection for this purpose.
The outputs of the VCS connectors with black power cable connection are supplied over the black power cable. The output
rating is limited to 24 Watt (1.0 Ampere) per output.
Depending on the length of the VCS loop, you may have to use either one or several additional VCS power supplies for
intermediate power supply (see next pages).
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INSTALLATION
3.3.1
124
127
125
4
3
100
75
105
70
62
50
35
1595
25
500
1000
700
3.3.2
1500
1400
2000
2500
cable length / m
2100
127
125
3
108
100
75
54
50
25
500
85
26
1000
1080
1500
2000
1715 2160
2500
cable length / m
INSTALLATION
3.4
3.4.1
General application
27V =
(3,1A)
VCS
INTERFACE
578
302
578
520
302 520
578
2,4W
24V =
(10A)
2,4W
320
370
238
370
Figure 1
238
Figure 2
Components with a consumption of 2.4 W and > 2.4 W can be connected to the same loop. This is the typical application
described in chapter 1.1 Structure which allows for spool valves and solenoid valves with coil sizes 15, 22, 25, 30 and 40
with 3 or 4 pins to DIN 46244 or ISO 4400 to be controlled over a single cable.
Only coils > 2.4 W are supplied with power from the black cable (use connectors 881 57 807 or 881 57 809). The low power
coils 2.4 W are fed over the green cable (use connectors 881 57 803 or 881 57 805).
Connection of the black power cable to the VCS interface (fig. 1) or the sealing of the wire strands with heat-shrinkable end
caps (fig. 2) is described in chapter 2.7.4, 3.1 and 4.1.
27V =
(3,1A)
VCS
INTERFACE
578
302
578
520
2,4W
24V =
(10A)
2,4W
320
370
238
Changing the VCS connector type on the solenoid coils 2.4 W (new connectors 881 57 949 or 881 57 951) and modifying
the wiring of the black power cable allows for emergency shutdowns in the VCS loop to be controlled whilst information from
the sensors and the status of the data on the green cable are retained.
To define the number of VCS power supplies in accordance with the number of VCS connectors, consider that all connector
used are VCS connector with 2x100mA outputs with 2 sensor inputs (see diagram in chapter 3.2.1.1 or selection chart in
chapter 3.6.1).
The number of VCS power supplies has been defined for connectors placed at 20 m from each other. More VCS
connectors can be used if they are placed at shorter intervals. (To request an estimation, please see chapter
3.6.1 or fill in the VCS Application Requirements Form on page 55 and consult us.)
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INSTALLATION
3.5
3.5.1
3.5.1.1
Direct supply of solenoid coils 2.4 W with a standard 24V power supply
24V =
(2A)
VCS
INTERFACE
578
302
302
520
A standard power supply with a max. current of 2 A connected to the standard supply terminals on the VCS interface is
sufficient to operated up to 13 VCS connectors 2.4 W. The number of VCS connectors which can be fed over a standard
power supply in accordance with the VCS connector version used has been defined in the following table.
VCS connector version
VCS connector with 2 outputs max. 100mA
(green cable)
3.5.1.2
Code
without input
881 57 803
1 . . . 13
with 2 inputs
881 57 805
1 . . . 12
VCS
INTERFACE
24V =
(10A)
578
Fuse
578
2A
8A
578
578
302
302
520
This configuration allows for an emergency switch to be fitted in order to interrupt the power supply to the solenoid coils
in the loop if necessary. The power supply feeds 2A to the green VCS cable over the VCS interface and 8A to the black cable
for the electrical supply of the coils. In case of power failure on the black cable, the VCS interface continues transmitting
position sensor and diagnostic data.
The number of solenoid coils which can be connected to the loop is given in the table below.
VCS connector version
Code
881 57 949
1 . . . 32
881 57 951
1 . . . 21
i
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These quantities have been defined for VCS connectors placed at 20 m from each other. More VCS connectors
can be used if they are placed at shorter intervals. (To request an estimation, please see chapter 3.6.2 or fill in
the VCS Application Requirements Form on page 55 and consult us.)
INSTALLATION
3.5.2
In this configuration, solenoid coils > 2.4 W (max. 24W) are always connected with a separate power supply of the VCS
loop as shown in the diagram below.
An emergency switch can be connected at option.
VCS
INTERFACE
24V =
(10A)
Fuse
192
190
2A
ISO4 (544)
ISO1 (541)
8A
320
370
238
The number of solenoid coils which can be connected to the VCS loop is given in the table below.
VCS connector version
Code
without input
VCS connector with 1 output max. 1A and
auxiliary power supply (with green and black cable) with 2 inputs
881 57 807
1 . . . 32
881 57 809
1 . . . 21
These quantities have been defined for VCS connectors placed at 20 m from each other. More VCS connectors
can be used if they are placed at shorter intervals. (To request an estimation, please see chapter 3.6.2 or fill
in the VCS Application Requirements Form on page 55 and consult us.)
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INSTALLATION
3.6
The charts provided below allow for defining the number of main power supplies in accordance with the quantity and type
of VCS connectors for coils = 2.4 W connected to the loop, and the distance between VCS connector.
Code
Nr of
VCS
supplies
10 m (1)
5 m (1)
1 m (1)
881 57 803
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
23
46
68
91
113
...
...
...
...
...
...
22
45
67
90
112
127
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
21
41
61
81
102
122
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
20
1 ...
40
20 . . .
60
41 . . .
80
61 . . .
101 82 . . .
121 107 . . .
127
-
1
2
3
1 . . . 54
55 . . . 108
109 . . . 127
1 . . . 71
72 . . . 127
-
1
2
3
4
1
36
71
106
1 . . . 58
1 . . . 58
1 . . . 46
59 . . . 116 59 . . . 120
47 . . . 92
93 . . . 127 117 . . . 127 121 . . . 127
-
without input
VCS connector with 2 outputs
max. 100mA
(connection only over green cable)
881 57 949
VCS connector with 2 outputs
or
max. 100mA and auxiliary power without input
881 57 807
supply (with green and black cable)
or
881 57 951
VCS connector with 1 output
with
2
inputs
or
max. 1A and auxiliary power
881 57 809
supply (with green and black cable)
...
...
...
...
35
70
105
127
1
25
51
77
103
...
...
...
...
...
-
24
1
50
25
76
51
102 77
127 113
...
...
...
...
...
-
24
1 ...
50
25 . . .
76
52 . . .
112 103 . . .
127
-
24
51
102
127
1 ...
19
40
20 . . .
60
41 . . .
81
68 . . .
106 101 . . .
127
-
19
1 ...
20 . . .
40
67
46 . . .
100 92 . . .
127
-
19
45
91
127
1 . . . 122
1 . . . 89
90 . . . 127 123 . . . 127
-
3.6.2
Code
without input
Nr of
VCS
supplies
10 m (1)
5 m (1)
1 m (1)
881 57 803
1 . . . 13 ( ) 1 . . . 15 ( ) 1 . . . 15 ( ) 1 . . . 15 ( )
1 . . . 12 ( ) 1 . . . 12 ( ) 1 . . . 12 ( ) 1 . . . 12 ( )
881 57 949
or
881 57 807
1 . . . 32 ( ) 1 . . . 42 ( ) 1 . . . 53 ( ) 1 . . . 73 ( )
881 57 951
or
881 57 809
1 . . . 21 ( ) 1 . . . 27 ( ) 1 . . . 34 ( ) 1 . . . 36 ( )
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
( ) If the number of connectors to be used is above this limit, install the system with a VCS power supply (see chapter
3.6.1 above).
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The number of VCS power supplies has been defined for different distances between each VCS connector.
For another distance, please fill in the installation definition sheet page 55, consult us.
INSTALLATION
For your order of joinable MEGA 18 spool valves of 1.6W, the charts provided below allow for defining the number of VCS
power supplies in accordance with the quantity and type of VCS connectors used.
3.6.3
Code
Number of
Number of
VCS supplies MEGA 18 islands(
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
3.6.4
881 57 949
or
881 57 807
881 57 951
or
with 2 inputs
881 57 809
without input
1 ...4
5 ...8
9 . . . 15
1
4
7
10
14
...
...
...
...
...
**)
3
6
9
13
15
1 . . . 15
1
2
1 ...7
8 . . . 15
Number of
standard supplies
1
1
Number of
MEGA 18 islands( )
1 ...2( )
1 ...2( )
Code
**
*
*
...9( )
*
1 ...4( )
(*) If the number of spool valve islands to be used is above this limit, install the system with a VCS power supply (see
chapter 3.6.3 above).
(**)These quantities have been estimated for MEGA18 islands of 8 spool valves with the islands placed at
2 m from each other and all pilots 14 activated simultaneously (consult us for other estimations).
Application example:
27 V
3,1 A
VCS
INTERFACE
2m
MEGA island MEGA island MEGA island MEGA island
2m
2m
2m
2m
A complete piloting system for process valves in the textile industry requires 32 bistable 5/2 spool valves. All joinable MEGA
spool valves with 1.6W coils are provided with VCS connectors for green cable only and are without M8 inputs (code
881 57 803). The island structure and the short distances between the islands as shown in the above diagram allow for the
32 connectors to be fed over a single VCS power supply (3.1A).
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INSTALLATION
4.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Mounting of VCS connectors on a MEGA 18 spool valve island: see chapter 10.
Mounting of VCS connectors on solenoid valves
Solenoid coil size 15 with 2 pins + earth to DIN 46244 (centre distance: 9.4mm): direct assembly
Solenoid coil size 22 with 2 pins + earth to DIN46244 (centre distance: 11mm): assembly with a 15/22 adapter.
Solenoid coil with 2 pins + earth to ISO4400 (size 30): assembly with a 15/30 adapter (see chapter 2.7.1).
4.1
When using the "Standard Supply" terminals, the current is limited to a maximum of 2A!
bl
br
br
bl
max. 2 Ampere
VCS power
supply
Power
supply for
black cable
Std. power
supply
(optional)
The connection between the power supplies and the VCS interface must be made with a cable with a cross-section of
1.5 mm or 2.5 mm.
Diagnostics of 24V error on black power cable
The black 24V power cable can be connected in two different ways.
27V =
(3,1A)
Fig.1
VCS
INTERFACE
Fig.2
578
578
578
3,1A
24V = 10A
(10A)
578
578
302
302
520
302
302
520
It is recommended that the end of the black cable loop is connected to the POWER CONTROL terminals of the VCS
interface (fig.1) to enable control of the voltage level on the black cable. If the voltage drops below 18V, an error signal is
sent to the controller over the fieldbus.
If the loop cannot be closed (e.g. because of the extent of the loop), the ends of the black flat cable must be fitted with heatshrinkable end caps (fig. 2) available as accessory (set of 10 pieces - code: 881 57 927) to prevent short circuit and ensure
IP65 protection (see chapter 2.7.4).
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INSTALLATION
4.2
!
4.2.1
VCS
New Address
"n+1"
If the cable between two VCS connectors is long enough, simply contact the new VCS connector.
- Insert the cable into the new VCS connector.
- Snap the lid shut.
If the cable is not long enough, part of it must be replaced.
- Open the lids of the two adjacent VCS connectors.
- Remove the cable connecting these two VCS connectors.
- Mount the new component n and its VCS connector in the appropriate place.
- Define a new VCS cable long enough to connect connectors n-1 through n+1 over the new connector n.
- Make sure that the 2 cable ends have a clear cut, vertical to their axes (we recommend using a VCS connector to cut
the VCS cable).
- Place the ends into the cable guides of the adjacent VCS connectors and make sure that they touch the ends of the VCS
cable still in place.
- Close the lids of both VCS connectors n-1 and n+1.
- Insert the cable into the cable guide of the new VCS connector n and proceed with installation as described in chap.2.3.1.
- Close the lid and number the new VCS connector.
In fitting in a new VCS connector the following addresses in the VCS loop are displaced by +2 bits. This must
be included in the address assignment list in the control program.
n-1
n+1
VCS
Both old pieces of VCS cable must be removed and replaced by a corresponding longer one.
- Open the lid of the VCS connector to be removed and the lids of the two adjacent VCS connectors.
- Remove the 2 pieces of VCS cable connecting these 3 VCS connectors.
- Remove component n and its VCS connector.
- Define a new VCS cable long enough to connect VCS connector n-1 to the new VCS connector n.
- Make sure that the 2 VCS cable ends have a clear cut, vertical to their axes (we recommend using a VCS connector to
cut the VCS cable).
- Place the ends into the cable guides of the adjacent VCS connectors and make sure that they touch the ends of the VCS
cable still in place.
- Close the lids of the two VCS connectors.
- Change the number(s) of the VCS connector(s).
In removing a VCS connector the following addresses in the VCS loop are displaced by -2 bits. This must be
included in the address assignment list in the control program.
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INSTALLATION
4.3
2
3
fig.1
fig.2
1
fig.3
34
fig.4
fig.5
INSTALLATION
5.
5.1
PROFIBUS-DP
881 00 331
2
PROFIBUS-DP
to the following
receiver
ERROR
R POWER
TERM DIA
INTERFACE
x10
x1
ADDRESS
ON
PLC
B A BA
SUB-D
Pin no.
8
3
Function
A-Line
B-Line
GND
+5V-Bus
RTS
Housing
Cable shield
Nr.
Description
1-
9-pin SUB-D female panel connector for standardised Profibus connection. For Profibus connector connection
(e.g. 881 00 331).
2-
Switchable terminating resistor. Only to be switched on if the node is the last in the Profibus line and there is no
terminating resistor in the Profibus connector.
3-
Error LED (ERROR): Constant red in case of an interruption in the communication to the Profibus master
(controller) or error in data transmission.
4-
Power LED (POWER): Constant green when the power supply of the Profibus module is ON and the interface
is not in a reset condition.
5-
Diagnostic LED (DIA): Constant green in case of error-free communication with the Profibus master (controller).
6-
Address switch: To set the node addresses 00 - 99. Addresses 00, 01, 02 are reserved for the masters.
Recommended setting: 03 - 99.
Description:
The incoming and outgoing Profibus cable can be connected over the Profibus VCS connector.
The baud rate is adjusted automatically to the master (PLC) and is between 9.6 KBaud and 12 MBaud.
The Profibus diagnostic function is not supported.
The number of input and output data transmitted in the Profibus system can be changed with the DIP switch Size (see
chapter 2.4.5).
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INSTALLATION
5.2
INTERBUS-S
SUB-D
Pin no.
1
6
BUS-IN
BUS-OUT
DO 1
/DO 1
DO 2
/DO 2
2
7
DI 1
/DI 1
DI 2
/DI 2
3
9
GND
-
GND
RBST
5
Housing
Rep. LED
Signal
RBDA
TR
BA
CC
+5V
Cable shield
Pin 9 and pin 5 of the BUS-OUT connector must be bridged. No BUS-OUT connector is connected to the last node in the
Interbus line.
Description:
The baud rate is fixed at 500 Kbaud. The bus cable is a shielded cable with 3 twisted pairs.
The number of input/output data transmitted in the Interbus can be changed with the DIP switch Size (see chapter 2.4.5).
Unlike with other fieldbus systems, only max. 20 bytes can be transmitted in this system. This means that with the "analogic
signal" it is recommended to set a size of max. 7 with the DIP switches. Without "analogic signal" a size of max. 8 is
recommended. All larger settings are limited to the corresponding maximum.
Configuration:
No special configuration required: the size of each node (address space) is automatically recognised and the fieldbus
address is fixed in compliance with the physical position in the Interbus loop.
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INSTALLATION
5.3
DEVICE NET
1
Terminal no.
Function
V- (GND)
CAN-L
Shield
CAN-H
V+ (24V)
The DeviceNet must receive
power through the V- and V+
of the screw terminals.
Description
1-
2-
LED indicators
3-
Error description
POWER
MOD
Module status
Red blinking:
Constant red:
Green blinking:
NET
Network status
MSB
1
1
Baud rate
DIP
12
00
01
10
11
LSB
(ON)
Address (MAC-ID)
DIP
5 6
0 0
0 0
0 0
.
.
.
.
1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1
3
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
7
0
0
1
8
0
1
0
1 0
1 1
Address
0
1
2
62
63
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INSTALLATION
Description:
The DeviceNet cable consists of a twisted pair for data transmission and a twisted pair with a large cross-section for power
supply.
A transmission speed of either 125, 250 or 500 Kbaud can be selected.
The maximum length of the network is limited in accordance with the baud rate.
Data transmission occurs as Group 2 only server and the preset protocol is master/slave connection set for polled I/O.
External terminating resistors (121 Ohm) must be fitted to both ends of the DeviceNet line. The number of input/output data
transmitted in the DeviceNet can be changed with the DIP switch Size (see chapter 2.4.5).
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INSTALLATION
6.
6.1
START-UP
Start-up instructions
Connect all VCS connectors and make sure that the VCS loop is closed. The VCS loop begins at the
VCS interface at the VCS OUT terminals. Insert the cable as indicated with the arrow (observe the
marking on the cable) through the VCS connectors. It ends at the VCS IN terminals. When
connecting valve batteries (multiple valve blocks), open all the VCS connectors and insert the cable.
Shut the VCS connectors one after the other from the left to the right. This order must be observed to prevent the VCS cable from being crushed.
On starting up the system, the LED indicators blink in a certain sequence. In the end only the RUN and 27V LEDs light
up green. If this is not the case, errors are indicated by a blinking or constantly lit up LEDs.
Error no.
RUN
27V
DATA
OUT
>T
<V
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
The number of VCS connectors in the loop is above the figure set in the
address space. Correct the setting with the DIP switch SIZE. Put the VCS
into service again.
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0: LED OFF
Error description
1: LED ON
Automatic addressing
After the supply voltage has been switched on, the VCS interface tests the length of the VCS loop. On successful
completion of the test, a consecutive VCS number is allocated to each VCS connector. This results in a fixed allocation
of the VCS numbers and relative addresses according to the tables on page 13 (without analog input/output option) and page
16 (with analog input/output option). The
Address Address Address
absolute PLC address assignment is made
11
10
9
over the configuration of the fieldbus
system.
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INSTALLATION
6.3
Test mode
100
10
1
SIZE
OUT <V
ERR
27 V
TEST
ON
8
4 2
Switch off pressure supply, because all coils will be energised during the test mode.
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INSTALLATION
6.4
Error mode
100
10
1
SIZE
OUT <V
ERR
27 V
TEST
ON
8
4 2
During the operation of the VCS loop, the LEDs also indicate errors in the individual VCS connectors. The following errors
can be reported for each VCS connector: low voltage, overcurrent, overheating. These are group errors, i.e. either one or
several VCS connectors can be at fault.
- Set the DIP switch TEST to OFF and ERR to ON.
- All LEDs (except the 27V-LED) are off.
- The kind of error is indicated first (error LED lights up for a short time), and then the number of the faulty VCS connector.
The LED RUN, DATA and >T are used to indicate the number of a VCS connector in the error mode. They have the following
significance:
RUN ___________ 100 (hundreds digit)
DATA ___________ 10 (tens digit)
>T ___________
1 (units digit)
- Count the number of flashes of each LED.
- Add up the number of flashes of all LEDs to reveal the number of the faulty VCS connector.
Several VCS connectors having the same error are displayed in ascending order. The flashing rate of each LED must be
counted to reveal the connector number of the faulty VCS connector. A maximum of three errors and the corresponding
connector number are indicated.
Up to three pairs (errors and VCS numbers) are shown.
After this display procedure, all group errors are indicated again.
You can repeat the display procedure several times by switching the DIP switch ERR from OFF to ON.
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INSTALLATION
7.
7.1
Program installation
Insert the disk VCS-DIAG (881 57 852) into your disk drive. Open the file
README.TXT with a text editor and follow the installation instructions given in this file.
After successful installation: Change to the directory C:\VCS and execute
VCS DIAG.EXE.
Minimum configuration:
PC: Pentium II
Memory: 32 MByte
Free disk space: 10 MByte
Operating system: Windows 95 or higher, Windows NT 4.0
7.2
The online functions of VCS-DIAG can only be used if the VCS interface is connected to the PC with the RS-232 cable
(881 57 853). Plug one side of the cable into the RS-232C socket of the VCS interface and the other side of the cable into
the serial interface (COM 1 ... COM 2) of your PC.
Supply the VCS interface with voltage.
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INSTALLATION
8.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
8.1
: 88 ... 132 V
187 ... 264 V
: 1.8 A
1.1 A
: 27 V 3 %
: 3.1 A
: IP20
: DIN EN 50022 symetrical rail
Inputs
Supply voltage
Protection degree
Operating temperature
VCS interface
Fieldbus systems
Control input
Admissible supply current
Protection degree
Operating temperature
Assembly
: 16 A
: 1.5 mm
: 14 /km
: 18 mm to the flat side
: EM3 rubber mixture in conformity with DIN VDE 0207 part 21
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INSTALLATION
8.2
VCS connector
Weight: 50 g
VCS interface
Weight: 320 g
GND
VCS OUT
VCS IN
_
+
blue brown
_
+
brown blue
POWER
CONTROL
IN
24V
0V
100
ERROR
R POWER
TERM DIA
INTERFACE
x10
x1
PROFIBUS-DP
EN 50022
ADDRESS
75
ON
100
10
1
SIZE
ValveConnectionSystem
OFF
44
ERR
OUT <V
TEST
ON
27 V
4 2
RS232C
116
+U
86
0V
127
VCS
STANDARD
SUPPLY
SUPPLY
27V
INSTALLATION
49
130,5
115,5
EN 50022
65
135
70
ValveConnectionSystem
118
102
120
EN 50022
124
ValveConnectionSystem
115V AC
230V AC
24V DC / 10A
Electronically protected
115/230V AC
8.0/2.8A 50/60Hz
24-28V
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INSTALLATION
Dimensions and weights
15
15
39
29
68
68
IN-5 IN-4
IN-3 IN-2
ValveConnectionSystem
129
138
4,5
4,5
26
= =
4,5
IN-1 IN-0
29
IN-7 IN-6
26
VCS
13
4,5
55
31
70
Cable length: 1m
9.
129
4,5
No special maintenance or care required for the VCS products described in this installation manual.
46
67
67
LINK
LINK
39
29
52
Adapter 15 / 30
Weight: 0.015 kg
52
Adapter 15 / 22
Weight: 0.014 kg
INSTALLATION
10
10.1
1
2
3
5
4
5
6
Combinations
Islands with up to 16 MEGA spool valves for frame or DIN EN50022 rail mounting can be grouped together.
Optional mixing of:
- All spool valve functions.
- 6 or 8 mm O.D. instant fittings.
- Different types of manual override: impulse-type or locking push/turn-type.
- Internal and external pilot pressure supply.
- Pressure separation plate and intermediate pressure supply module.
OUT-1 OUT-0
OUT-1 OUT-0
OUT-1 OUT-0
OUT-1 OUT-0
OUT-1 OUT-0
OUT-1 OUT-0
OUT-1 OUT-0
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
12 14 12 14 12 14 12 14
14
14
14
18
33,5
23
4,2
27
14
58
OUT-1 OUT-0
110
141
180
10.2
21,5
33,5
L2 2 = 67 + (n x 18)
L1 = L2 + 13
6,5
11
6,5
122
82-84
12-14
12-14
14
1
IN-1
IN-1
IN-0
6
12
IN-1
IN-0
IN-1
IN-0
IN-1
IN-0
IN-1
IN-0
4
IN-1
IN-0
122
15 26,5
5
82-84
108
28
= =
65
20
11
18
49
26,5
5,5
5,5
IN-1
IN-0
IN-0
18
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
L2 (2)
139
157
175
193
211
229
247
265
283
301
319
337
355
L1
152
170
188
206
224
242
260
278
296
314
332
350
368
0.810
0.960
1.110
1.260
1.410
1.560
1.710
1.860
2.010
2.160
2.310
2.460
2.610
Weight (kg)
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INSTALLATION
and, if applicable,
Port connections: 2 - 4
Instant fittings 8mm O.D.
Instant fittings 6mm O.D.
Mixed (E & S) on island (1)
Type
E
S
P
Type
1
2
P
(1)
Port connections: 1 - 3 / 5
Instant fitting 10 mm O.D.
G1/4
Type
VS
Island version
Island for VCS connectors ( )
678 V S
MEGA ISLAND
Type
I
E
P
Type
Q
G
Option
without option
00
..
99
other options
Island mounting
On frame
(2 x 4.2)
On rail
EN 50022-DIN
Island delivery
Assembled
Unassembled
Assembled
Unassembled
Type
A
B
C
D
(1) Different spool valve versions can be mixed on an island. In this case:
- indicate type P in the basic reference 1
- fill in reference line 3
ORDERING EXAMPLE:
: 678VSE1IQ00C
: M MM J J GW J J J
MEGA island designed for DIN rail mounting, supplied assembled,
pneumatic supply with 10 mm OD instant hose fittings. Unit comprising
9 spool valves for VCS connectors. Pneumatic connection of ports 2 to 4
by 8 mm OD instant hose fittings, impulse-type manual override, internal
pilot.
Spool valve types:
- three monostable 5/2 spool valves, type M, in positions 1, 2 and 3
- five bistable 5/2 spool valves, type J, in positions 4, 5, 8, 9 and 10
- one 5/3 spool valve (W1), type G, in position 6
- one pressure separation plate, blocking 1, type W, in position 7
( ) The VCS connectors must be ordered separately in accordance with
*
the configuration of the VCS loop (see chapters 2.1 & 3).
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1
2
INSTALLATION
10.4
Accessories
10.4.1 End covers
L1
2 M4
Pneumatic connection
3/5
12/14
82/84
3/5
82/84
3/5
82/84
12/14
12/14
1
3/5
12/14
82/84
Port 1
Port 3/5
Port 12/14
Connection size
Port nos.
Type: Q
Type: G
G1/4
M5
Port 82/84
1
: Pressure supply for island
: Exhausts 3 and 5 channelled and connectable
: External pilot pressure supply. Necessary for use with
vacuum or if the general supply pressure is below
3 bar.
: Channelling and connection of the pilot exhausts for
installation of the island in protected environments
(food-processing industries, laboratories etc.)
Possibility of direct connection of a
silencer to each exhaust 3/5
Type
Code
881 57 901
G1/4 thread
881 57 903
881 57 859
G1/4 thread
881 57 861
10
G1/4
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INSTALLATION
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
Supply with 2 different pressures (P1-P2)
A pressure separation plate must be used (see different types)
Supply with 2 different pressures with separate exhausts
E1
E
5
P1
E2
3
P1
P2
Pressure separation
plate for blocking flow
path 1
(type: W)
P2
Pressure separation
plate for blocking flow
paths 1-3-5
(type: X)
E2
B
E1
P1
A
3
P2
Spool
valves
supplied at
pressure P1
50
Spool
Spool
valves
valves
supplied at supplied at
pressure P2 pressure P3
E3
P3
INSTALLATION
Intermediate pressure
supply module
(width: 27 mm)
Pressure
separation plate
(width: 9 mm)
STANDARD VERSIONS FOR ISLANDS WITH CONNECTORS SIZE 15, MULTIPOL IP20 AND VCS
Type
Code
881 57 819
881 57 821
881 57 815
881 57 817
881 57 816
881 57 818
Description
Intermediate
pressure
supply module
Pressure
separation
plate
Pressure
separation plate
Codes
pressure
separation plate
Type
881 57 815
881 57 817
881 57 816
881 57 818
: blocked
: remains opened
82/84
3/5
3
82/84
3/5
3
12/14
12/14
Port 1
Port 3/5
Ports 12/14
Ports 82/84
:
:
:
:
pressure supply
exhausts 3 and 5
external pilot pressure supply
connection of exhausts of pilot loop
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INSTALLATION
A MEGA spool valve is equipped on one side with a spacer sealing which also provides for
a selecting function:
- The spool valve can be adapted to either internal or external pilot pressure supply simply
by rotating this sealing.
- The position selected for each spool valve can be identified from the outside even after
the spool valves have been assembled to islands.
- Internal and external pressure supply can be mixed on one island.
- If the components are supplied separately, the spool valves are delivered with the sealing
placed in INT for internal pressure supply.
Internal pressure supply to pilot valves
10.6
INT
INT
EXT
In this configuration:
The pilot valves are directly supplied with pressure by
using the supply pressure (1) in the middle of the spool valve.
The common pressure supply (spool valve and pilot valves)
is 3 to 8 bar (2 to 8 bar with bistable 5/2 spool valves).
In this configuration:
- The spool valves on an island can be supplied with low
pressure and vacuum.
- The pilots and the spool valves on an island can be supplied
with pressure over 2 separate lines.
Supply pressure of pilot valves: 3 to 8 bar
(2 to 8 bar with bistable 5/2 spool valves)
Supply pressure of spool valves: -0.950 bar to +8 bar.
Connection of pilot pressure supply 12/14 at either one of the
2 end covers.
Description
Code
1m
881 57 858
5x1m
334 00 033
x10
881 57 893
881 57 887
x10
Plastic body
346 00 407
346 00 002
881 57 826
881 57 851
(1) For mounting to ports 2 4 of spool valves with 8 mm O.D. instant fittings for 6 mm O.D. flexible tube
(2) Exhaust silencer for ports 3/5 of G1/4 threaded end covers
(3) Exhaust silencer for ports 3/5 of end covers with instant fittings 10 mm O.D.
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INSTALLATION
10.7
18
B1
J
2mm
D
5a
14
5b
12
5
3
14
12 82/84 1
578 00 004
P(1): _ 0.9/3...8 bar
5a
5b
12 14
12 14
12 14
6
1mm
1mm
7
12 14 12 14 12 14 12 14 12 14
14
14
14
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INSTALLATION
GENERAL
Space saving due to new patented design and integral twin pilot.
High flow rate, reduced dimensions.
Low power consumption.
Quick installation and easy maintenance with visual indication of the spool
position, identification and reference labels as well as manual override.
Low weight for block installation.
SPECIFICATIONS
FLUIDS
OPERATING PRESSURE
ALLOWABLE TEMPERATURE
CONNECTION
- Spool valve (ports 2 - 4)
- End covers (ports 1 - 3 - 5)
FLOW (Qv at 6 bar)
FUNCTION
PILOT CONTROL
PILOT PRESSURE
VIBRATION FATIGUE LIMIT
CONSTRUCTION
Body and end covers: glass-fibre reinforced synthetic material.
Internal parts: aluminium, stainless steel, zinc-plated steel, brass
and synthetic material.
Sealings: nitrile (NBR) and PUR.
Internal or external pilot pressure supply by selecting seal
Impulse-type or locking push/turn-type manual override.
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Voltage
Insulation
class
Protection
degree
24 V DC
IP 65
Spool valve
Consumption
Electrical connection
monostable
1.6 W
bistable
1.5 W
CHOICE OF EQUIPMENT
Operators
Functions
Symbols
Type
2x3/2
NC
4
14
5/2
5/2
5/3
5
12/14 82/84
5/3
14
2...8
Solenoid air
12
12
5
3
14
12 82/84 1
4
3...8
5
3
14
12 82/84 1
14
900
(550)
12
Solenoid air
Differential
3...8
Spring
14
4...8
Solenoid air
14
450
12
5/2
5/3
Spring
12/14 82/84
Solenoid air
Solenoid air
14
Return
(12)
12/14 82/84
Pilot
(14)
Flow
at 6 bar
(l/min)
(ANR)
5
3
14
12 82/84 1
12
Centre closed
W1
solenoid air operated
600
(550)
3...8
700
(550)
3...8
750
(550)
3...8
54
578 00 041
578 00 013
578 00 042
578 00 014
578 00 030
578 00 002
578 00 036
578 00 008
578 00 031
578 00 003
578 00 037
578 00 009
578 00 029
578 00 001
578 00 035
578 00 007
578 00 032
578 00 004
578 00 038
578 00 010
578 00 033
578 00 005
578 00 039
578 00 011
578 00 034
578 00 006
578 00 040
578 00 012
Profibus-DP
YES
NO
Interbus-S
Device Net
without input
881 57 803
with 2 inputs
881 57 805
without input
881 57 949
with 2 inputs
881 57 951
without input
881 57 807
with 2 inputs
881 57 809
881 57 827
Maximum number of valves simultaneously switched on over green cable (1 output per VCS connector)
Coils power
(W)
(W)
(m)
(m)
Example:
Which buslink protocol do you require?
Do you need the analog input/output option?
Profibus-DP
YES
NO
Interbus-S
Device Net
without input
881 57 803
12
with 2 inputs
881 57 805
without input
881 57 949
with 2 inputs
881 57 951
41
without input
881 57 807
with 2 inputs
881 57 809
10
881 57 827
Maximum number of valves simultaneously switched on over green cable (1 output per VCS connector)
35
Coil power
(W)
(W) 128
(m) 100
(m)
1.6
50
55