Helmholz 700-158-3DP02 DP/PN Coupler Router User Guide
- June 5, 2024
- Helmholz
Table of Contents
Helmholz 700-158-3DP02 DP/PN Coupler Router
The function of the DP/PN Coupler
With the DP/PN Coupler a simple and uncomplicated connection of PROFIBUS to
PROFINET networks is possible. The DP/PN Coupler allows data transfer between
the PROFIBUS master and the PROFINET controller, it is designed as a slave
(device) both on PROFIBUS and PROFINET sides. Received input data on one of
the network sides are made available as output data on the other network side.
The EA data exchange takes place live and as fast as possible without further
handling blocks. The maximum size of the transmitted data is 244 bytes of
input data and 244 bytes of output data (maximum data size on PROFIBUS-DP). Up
to 16 slots are available for I/O modules from 1 byte up to 64 words. The
integration into the PLC engineering tool is enabled by a GSD or GSDML file, a
special configuration software is not necessary. The configuration of the I/O
data to be exchanged is done in the engineering tool.
4 Connection
4.1 Power supply
The DP/PN coupler must be supplied with DC 24 V at the wide-range input DC 18
… 28 V via the supplied connector plug. The power supply is redundant, at
least one supply path PS 1 or PS 2 must be connected.
Network
The RJ45 sockets “X1 P1” and “X1 P2” are for the connection of the left
PROFINET network. The Sub-D socket on the left side is for connecting the
PROFIBUS network. The ETHERNET connections are only intended for connection to
computer networks (LANs) and must not be connected to telephone networks or
telecommunication lines. The unit is to be connected only to internal Ethernet
networks without exiting a facility and being subjected to TNVs. Interface X1
(PROFINET) and PROFIBUS are logically separate networks and not physically
connected. Thus a clear separation between both machine networks is possible.
A network penetration with other functions by the DP/PN coupler is not
possible. The configured values are exchanged in the PN/PN Coupler only as IO
data between both network sides.
Install GSD- and GSDML file
Please download the GSD and GSDML file from www.helmholz.de or scan the QR
code. For the PROFIBUS side the GSD file (“HELM1130.gsd”) is required, for the
PROFINET side the GSDML file (“GSDML-V2.35-Helmholz-DP-PN-coupler-
__.xml”). Install the two files into the engineering tool so that both are
available for configuration. The DP/PN Coupler can be found in the hardware
catalog at “Other field devices / PROFINET IO /
Gateway / Helmholz GmbH & Co. KG”. For the latest hardware of the DP/PN
Coupler (700-158-3DP02) use the devices entry “DP/PN Coupler V2”
Project planning of the PROFIBUS side
Setting the PROFIBUS address
The PROFIBUS address of the DP/PN coupler can be set at the DIP switch of the
device (see picture). The DIP switch is operated as a toggle switch. If the
switch is pressed in at the top, the respective position or bit is ON. If the
switch is pressed in at the bottom, the respective position orbit is OFF.
Setting the CFG key to ON causes the PROFIBUS address to be obtained from the
project or the software. Set the CFG key to OFF (see figure) if the PROFIBUS
address is to be specified by the DIP switch.
Configuration of the PROFIBUS side
Insert the DP/PN coupler from the hardware catalog into the project. The entry
for the PROFIBUS side of the DP/PN coupler may be found in the hardware
catalog at “Additional field devices / PROFIBUS DP / Network interfaces /
HELMHOLTZ “. Connect the PROFIBUS network of the PROFIBUS CPU with the DP/PN
Coupler. Now insert the desired IO modules into the slots. IO modules for 1,
2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 bytes and 64 words for input, for output and for
input/output together are available. Consistent modules are also available as
modules. Here the bytes are always transferred completely consistently between
the PROFINET and the PROFIBUS side.
Parameters of the PROFIBUS side
The diagnostic behavior of the DP/PN coupler can be set in the device-specific
parameters on the PROFIBIUS side. PS1/PS2 failure diagnostic: Sending a
diagnostic message to the PLC in case of power supply failure at PS1 (left
side) or PS2 (right side). Data validity display DIA: In the least significant
bit (bit 0) of the first input byte the validity of the data is indicated. 0 =
Data could not be transferred. 1 = Data are all valid. Data validity
diagnostic: Sending a diagnostic message to the PLC if the data is not valid.
Project planning of the PROFINET side
Select in the device list in the hardware catalog “DP/PN Coupler V2” for.
Provide the DP/PN coupler under “General” with a PROFINET name and check the
Ethernet address of the device. Connect the PROFINET network of the PROFINET
controller with the DP/PN coupler. The two PLCs can be in the same project, as
shown above, or in different projects or even in different engineering tools.
The only thing that matters is that the IO configuration in both projects is
configured appropriately for the other side (mirror image).
7.1 IO-Configuration
Now insert the desired IO modules into the slots. IO modules for 1, 2, 4, 8,
16, 32, 64 and 128 bytes for input or output are available. Modules with
combined inputs and outputs are also available.
Parameterization of the DP/PN coupler
The parameters of the DP/PN Coupler can be set in “Properties/Module
parameters”. Data validity display DIA: The validity of the data is displayed
in the bit with the lowest value (Bit 0) of the first input byte of the
corresponding PROFINET side:
0 = data could not be transmitted. 1 = data is all valid Data validity
diagnostic: Sending of a diagnostic message to the PLC when the data is not
valid. Status webpage: Display of webpage on the network interface.
Assign a PROFINET-name to the DP/PN coupler
When the configuration of the DP/PN coupler is completed in the hardware
configurator of the engineering tool, it can be loaded into the PLC. To enable
the PN/PN Coupler to be found by the PROFINET controller, the PROFINET device
name must be assigned to the PN/PN Coupler. To do this, use the “Assign device
name” function, which you can access with the right mouse button or in the
Online menu if the PN/PN Coupler is selected. Use the “Update list” button to
search the network for PROFINET stations. With “Assign name” the PROFINET
device name can be assigned to the device. If the DP/PN coupler has received
the correct PROFINET name, then it is recognized and configured by
the PLC. If the configuration is correct, the PROFINET “BF” LED is off. If the
PROFIBUS side is also configured correctly, the PROFIBUS “BF” LED should also
be off. If both network sides have been configured appropriately (number and
size of the I/O areas are the same), the “SF” LEDs on both sides should also
be off and data transmission should be running. To set the PROFINET name, the
Helmholz IPSet Tool can also be used, which can be downloaded free of charge
from the Helmholz website. Scan the following QR code to download the IPSet
Tool:
Web interface of the DP/PN Coupler
As soon as the DP/PN Coupler has been configured by the PROFINET PLC, the web
interface of the device is accessible if it is activated in the PROFINET
configuration. The menu “Module Configuration” shows an overview of the IO-
configuration of all slots with a short view of the actual data.
For firmware update please download the current firmware under the following
link or scan the QR code:
http://[www.helmholz.de/goto/700-158-3DP02](http://www.helmholz.de/goto/700-158-3DP02
)#tab-software The firmware file can be recognized by the file extension “HUF”
(Helmholz Update File) and is encrypted to protect it from modification.
Technical data
| Order no. | 700-158-3DP02 |
|---|---|
| Article designation | DP/PN Coupler (V2) |
| PROFINET interface (X1) | |
| Connection | 2x RJ45, integrated switch |
| Protocol | PROFINET IO Device as defined in IEC 61158-6-10 |
| Transmission rate | 100 Mbit/s full duplex |
| Number of configurable slots | 16 |
| Features | PROFINET Conformance Class B, media redundancy (MRP-Client), |
automatic addressing, Topology detection (LLDP, DCP), diagnosis alarms
PROFIBUS interface|
Connection| 9-pin D-sub female connector
Protocol| PROFIBUS-DP
Transmission rate| Max. 12 Mbps, automatic baud rate detection
I/O image size| max. 244 Byte input / 244 Byte output data
Number of configurable slots| 16
Status indicator| 9 LEDs function status, 8 LEDs Ethernet-status
Voltage supply| DC 24 V (18 – 28 V DC)
Current draw| max. 210mA
Power dissipation| max. 5 W
Dimensions (D x W x H)| 35,5 x 58,5 x 76 mm
Weight| approx. 135 g
Certifications| PROFINET Conformance Class B
Protection rating| IP 20 (not evaluated by UL)
Relative humidity| 95% non-condensing
Mounting position| any
Ambient temperature| 0° C to 60° C
Transport and storage temperature| -20° C to 80° C
UL| UL 61010-1 / UL 61010-2-201
Power supply| DC 24 V (18 … 28 VDC, SELV and limited energy circuit)
Pollution degree| 2
Altitude| Up to 2000m
Temperature cable rating| 87 °C
LED status information
| PB (PROFIBUS)| X2 PROFINET (right side)
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SF (red)
Off| Configuration correct| Configuration correct
On
| There is no configuration, the PROFINET
configuration does not match the PROFIBUS configuration or there is a diagnosis.
|
PROFINET diagnostic alarm pending in network X2
Flashing| –| PROFINET function “LED flashing” for finding the device is
executed in network X2
BF (red)
Off| The PROFIBUS connection is established| Connection to PROFINET controller
in network X2 is established
On
| The device has no configuration, the PROFIBUS address is not correct or there is no connection to the
PROFIBUS master.
| The device has no configuration, the PROFINET device name is incorrect, or there is no connection
with the PROFINET controller in network X2
Flashing| –| PROFINET function “LED flashing” for finding the device is
executed in network X2
MT (yellow)
Flashing| A firmware update is being carried out| A firmware update is being
carried out
Flashing with SF and BF| –| PROFINET function “LED flashing” for finding the
device is executed in network X2
PWR (green)
On| PS1 Power supply present| PS2 Power supply present
RUN (green)
Off| Firmware or device defective. Please contact Support
On| The device is ready to operate
RJ45 LEDs| X1 P1/P2
Green (Link)| Connected
Orange (Act)| Data transfer at the port active