SENECA Z-8AI Analog Input or Output Module Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- SENECA
Table of Contents
- SENECA Z-8AI Analog Input or Output Module
- PRELIMINARY WARNINGS
- ABOUT COMPANY
- CONTACT INFORMATION
- MODULE LAYOUT
- SIGNALS VIA LED ON FRONT PANEL
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- CONFIGURATION OF FACTORY SETTINGS
- SETTING THE DIP-SWITCHES
- ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
- INPUTS
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
SENECA Z-8AI Analog Input or Output Module
PRELIMINARY WARNINGS
The word WARNING preceded by the symbol indicates conditions or actions that put the user’s safety at risk. The word ATTENTION preceded by the symbol indicates conditions or actions that might damage the instrument or the connected equipment. The warranty shall become null and void in the event of improper use or tampering with the module or devices supplied by the manufacturer as necessary for its correct operation, and if the instructions contained in this manual are not followed.
- WARNING: The full content of this manual must be read before any operation. The module must only be used by qualified electricians.
- Specific documentation is available using the QR-CODE shown on page 1.
- The module must be repaired and damaged parts replaced by the Manufacturer.
- The product is sensitive to electrostatic discharges. Take appropriate measures during any operation.
- Electrical and electronic waste disposal (applicable in the European Union and other countries with recycling). The symbol on the product or its packaging shows the product must be surrendered to a collection centre authorized to recycle electrical and electronic waste.
ABOUT COMPANY
- SENECA s.r.l.; Via Austria, 26 – 35127 – PADOVA – ITALY;
- Tel. +39.049.8705359
- Fax +39.049.8706287
CONTACT INFORMATION
- Technical support:support@seneca.it
- Product information:sales@seneca.it
- This document is the property of SENECA srl. Copies and reproduction are prohibited unless authorised. The content of this document corresponds to the described products and technologies.
- Stated data may be modified or supplemented for technical and/or sales purposes.
MODULE LAYOUT
- Dimensions: LxHxD 17.5 x 102.5 x 111 mm;
- Weight: 110 g;
- Enclosure: PA6, black
SIGNALS VIA LED ON FRONT PANEL
LED | STATUS | LED meaning |
---|---|---|
PWR Green | ON | The device is powered correctly |
FAIL yellow | Flashing | Anomaly or fault |
RX Red | Flashing | Receipt of packet completed |
RX Red | ON | Anomaly / Check connection |
TX Red | Flashing | Transmission of packet completed |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
INPUTS
Voltage input :| Bipolar with F.S. programmable at +2Vdc and +10Vdc Input
impedance >100kOhm
Current input :| Bipolar with F.S. Programmable at +20mA with 50Ohm
internal shunt selectable via DIP-switch. Available power supply: 90 + 90mA at
13Vdc.
Number of channels:| 8
Input resolution:| 15 bit + sign.
Input protection:| ± 30Vdc or 25mA
Precision voltage and current:| Starting: 0.1 of full scale Linearity :
0.03% of scale. Zero: 0.05% of scale.
TC: 100 ppm, EMI: <1 %
Sampling time| 120 ms/channel or 60 ms/channel
Measurement update time (sampling rate: 10ms)| 1 channel enabled (update
time for 1 channel)
4 channels enabled (update time for 4 channels)
8 channels enabled (update time for 8 channels)
CONFIGURATION OF FACTORY SETTINGS
SETTING THE DIP-SWITCHES
The position of the DIP-switches defines the Mod bus communication parameters of the module: Address and Baud Rate The following table shows the Baud Rate and Address values according to the DIP-switch setting:
Note: When DIP switches 1 to 8 are OFF, the communication settings are taken
from programming (EEPROM).
Note 2: The RS485 line must be terminated only at the ends of the
communication line.
The settings of the dip-switches must be compatible with the settings on the
registers. The description of the registers is available in the USER MANUAL.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Power supply and Modbus interface are available using the Seneca DIN rail bus, via the IDC10 rear connector, or the Z-PC-DINAL-17.5 accessory.
Back connector (IDC 10)
The illustration shows the meanings of the various IDC10 connector pins if
signals are to be sent via them directly.
INPUTS
- A) Voltage input with sensor supply from the MODULE (13 Vdc)
- B) Voltage input with sensor supply NOT coming from the MODULE
- C) Current input with sensor supply NOT coming from the MODULE
- D) Current input with sensor supply from the MODULE (13 Vdc)
- E) Current input with sensor EXTERNAL power supply
ATTENTION
- The upper power supply limits must not be exceeded, as this might cause serious damage to the module. Switch the module off before connecting inputs and outputs.
- To meet the electromagnetic immunity requirements:
- use shielded signal cables;
- connect the shield to a preferential instrumentation earth system;
- separate shielded cables from other cables used for power installations (inverters, motors, induction ovens, etc…).
- install a fuse with a MAX capacity of 2.5A near the module.
- make sure that the power supply voltage to the module does not exceed: 40Vdc or 28Vac, otherwise the module will be damaged.
References
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