Setting The Processor Unit Parameters; Bus Parameters; Basic Knowledge; Parameter - Balluff BIS U-6026-034-104-06-ST35 Betriebsanleitung

BIS U-6026-034-1_4-06-ST35
Processor unit
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Setting the processor unit parameters

The setting of the processor unit parameters is divided into
two parts. One part is the configuration of the BUS
parameters. The other is the configuration of the
application parameters.
The BUS parameters are configured directly via EtherNet/
IP and describe the behavior of the EtherNet/IP interface,
see chapter BUS parameters on page 17.
The application parameters are configured via the service
interface (RS232) and specify the behavior of the
processor unit with respect to the application, see chapter
Application parameters on 18.
7.1

BUS parameters

7.1.1

Basic knowledge

Schematic structure of the total buffer (process
data):
Buffer 1 (for antenna 1 or antenna 3)
Buffer 2 (for antenna 2 or antenna 4)
Dynamic operation
If the dynamic mode function (Dynamic) is enabled, the
processor unit accepts the read/write job from the
controlling system and saves it, regardless of whether a
data carrier is in the active range of the antenna. If a data
carrier enters the active range of the antenna, the stored
job is run.
Antenna number
If this parameter is activated, the antenna number of the
currently selected antenna is displayed in the bit string.
Parameter configuration
There are two ways to configure the parameters.
Parameter configuration using a user program or with the
EDS file.
Basics
The parameters for operating the processor unit are stored
in the BIS Config Object (class 64
accessed using explicit messages.
Parameter configuration using a user program
One common user program for EtherNet/IP device
parameter configuration is the Windows TSLogix5000
software for the Rockwell Automation Logix5000 controller.
www.balluff.com
). The parameters are
hex
EDS File
The EDS file contains all the device parameters for the
processor unit. The file is contained on the BIS-CD.
7.1.2

Parameter

ShowAntenna
class:
instance:
attribute:
factory setting:
The AN bit in the input buffer shows the selected antenna
(1 or 3 for Buffer 1 and 2 or 4 for Buffer 2).
Other settings:
The AN bit in the input buffer is always 0.
Dynamic1
class:
instance:
attribute:
factory setting:
Antennas 1 and 3 are in static mode. Read/write
commands from the controller are only carried out if there
is a data carrier within range of the respective antenna.
Other settings:
Antennas 1 and 3 are in dynamic mode.
Dynamic2
class:
instance:
attribute:
factory setting:
Antennas 2 and 4 are in static mode. Read/write
commands from the controller are only carried out if there
is a data carrier within range of the respective antenna.
Other settings:
Antennas 2 and 4 are in dynamic mode.
Setting the parameters
Various programs can be used to edit the parameters,
such as the EtherNet/IP tool (EIPTool) from Molex.
64
hex
01
hex
01
hex
Enable (=1)
Disable (=0)
64
hex
01
hex
02
hex
Disable (=0)
Enable (=1)
64
hex
01
hex
03
hex
Disable (=0)
Enable (=1)
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