Setting The Processor Unit Parameters; Bus Parameters - Balluff BIS U-6028-048-104-06-ST28 Betriebsanleitung

BIS U-6028-048-1_4-06-ST28
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 PROFINET
and describe the behavior of the PROFINET interface, see
chapter BUS parameters on page 15.
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 16.
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BUS parameters

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
The configuration is carried out during project planning/
integration using project planning software such as
"SIMATIC NCM PC Manager" or "STEP 7". Alternatively,
the configuration bytes can be transmitted directly via the
control system.
The parameters for operating the processor unit are stored
in the GSDML file.
GSDML file
The GSDML file contains all the device parameters for the
processor unit.
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Parameter overview
– Dynamic 1/2:
If dynamic mode is configured, a read/write job can be
sent, despite the fact that no data carrier is present in
the active range of the antenna. If a data carrier now is
in front of the antenna, the command is run
immediately (time savings).
– Buffer 1:
This value specifies how many bytes of the entire input
and output buffer is to be used for buffer 1. The rest of
the input and output buffer is then left over for buffer 2.
– ShowAntenna:
If this is configured, the selected antenna (1 or 3 in
buffer 1 or 2 or 4 in buffer 2) are displayed in the bit
string of the respective buffer.
Configuration during project planning
The project planning software (e.g. "SIMATIC NCM PC
Manager" or "STEP 7") can be configured in the hardware
configuration of the processor unit.
To do so, the added IO device is selected and the object
properties are opened to slot 0 "u-6028" by right-clicking:
The selection window for parameters is selected using the
"Parameters" tab:
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