E5AF/E5EF Fuzzy Temperature Controller

Operation Manual
Produced July 1992




Notice:
OMRON products are manufactured for use according to proper procedures by a qualified operator and only for the purposes described in this manual. The following conventions are used to indicate and classify warnings in this manual. Always heed the information provided with them. DANGER! Indicates information that, if not heeded, could result in loss of life or serious injury.

Caution Indicates information that, if not heeded, could result in minor injury or damage to the product.

OMRON Product References

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OMRON, 1992

    
                
                                                           
      
  
                 
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About this Manual:

The manual describes the operation of the E5AF/E5EF Fuzzy Temperature Controller and includes the sections described below. Please read this manual completely and be sure you understand the information provided before attempting to operate the Fuzzy Temperature Controller.

Section 1 introduces the basic features of the E5AF/E5EF Fuzzy Temperature Controllers front panel and a brief description of its remote mode and local mode. Section 2 gives a general description of the E5AF/E5EF Fuzzy Temperature Controllers rear panel communications connector/terminals. Section 3 provides the interface specifications and basic operational elements required in order to use the RS-232C/RS-422/RS-485 Controllers and also provides the header codes. Section 4 provides the basic operational elements required in order to use the BCD Output Models and also gives two examples of its use. Section 5 describes the connections and settings of the Transmission Output Models. Appendix A provides an ASCII list. Appendix B provides a list of optional accessories.

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Front Panel
The following diagram identifies the major features found on the Fuzzy Temperature Controller front panel and gives a brief description of the function of each front panel feature.

E5AF-A=
Auto-tuning (AT) indicator Flashes during auto-tuning Process Value (PV) display Displays process value, characters identifying the parameter being set, and error messages.

Shift indicator Lights when input shift function is used. Remote indicator Lights when in remote mode; OFF when in local mode. Output (OUT) indicator Lights when control output is ON; OFF with current output. Level Key Press this key for at least 2 s to change display levels.

Alarm Output 1 (ALM1) indicator Lights when Alarm Output 1 is ON. Set Value (SV) display Displays main settng and other values. Alarm Output 2 (ALM2) indicator Lights when Alarm Output 2 is ON. Auto-tuning (AT) Key Press for at least 1 s to begin autotuning. Press again for at least 1 s to stop auto-tuning.

Remote Key Press this key for at least 1 s to enable remote operation. Press again to enable local operation and setting via key operation. This key cannot be used on the Transmission Output Model. Display Key Press this key to shift the display to the next parameter.

Up Key Press this key to increase the value on the display. Hold down the key to successively decrease the value on the display. Down Key Press this key to decrease the value on the display. Hold down the key to successively decrease the value on the display.

Front Cover

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Remote Mode and Local Mode

Pressing the Remote Key puts the E5AF/E5EF in remote mode. In remote mode, the keys on the front panel of the E5AF/E5EF cannot be used, except for monitoring the set value with the Display Key, Level Key, and Remote Key.

Remote mode

Local mode

Pressing the Remote Key again puts the E5AF/E5EF in local mode and enables settings via keys on the front panel. In the local mode, the E5AF/E5EF cannot be remotely controlled, except for reading of the process temperature. The changing from one mode to the other cannot be remotely controlled.


   
 
The Heater Burnout Detection Models are shown below. E5AF-AH E5EF-AH

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Connector/Terminals
Depending upon the requirements, one of several connector/terminals can be used.

Communications connector A 25-pin D-sub Connector for connecting to the host computer when communications are executed using RS-232C or BCD.

Communications connector A 9-pin D-sub Connector for connecting to the host computer when communications are executed using RS422, RS485 or transmission output.

E5AF-
01 (RS-232C) E5AF-
20 (BCD)

E5AF-
02 (RS-422) E5AF-
03 (RS-485) E5AF-
F (transmission output)

Communications terminal (5P)

Communications terminal (2P)

E5AF-
02-X (RS-422) E5AF-
03-X (RS-485)

E5AF-
F-X (transmission output)

Terminal Connections
E5EF-A
For current output For voltage output For relay or SSR output

9 8

+ 4 to 20 mA --

9 8

+ 12 VDC 40 mA --

9 8

Control output

9 17 8 16 7

FG Ground FG terminal 17 to avoid noise interference. 100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz

Alarm output 1 6 Alarm output 2 5

15 14 13 4 12 3 11 2 10

12 11 10 -11 10

B B

SP SHIFT

Note: Do not connect unused terminals.

Use these terminals when connecting a thermocouple.

Use these terminals when connecting a platinum resistance thermometer.

   
E5EF-AH (with Heater Burnout Alarm)
For voltage output For relay or SSR output

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9 8

+ 12 VDC 40 mA --

9 8

Control output

9 17 8 16 7

FG Ground FG terminal 17 to avoid noise interference. 100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz

Alarm output 6 Heater burnout alarm output** 5

15 14 13 4 12 3 11 2 10

Current Transformer (CT)* CT 12 11 10 + -11 10 B B

SP SHIFT Note: *The Current Transformer must be the E54-CT1 or E54-CT3. Other Current Transformer cannot be connected. **The heater burnout alarm goes ON when the E5EF detects a sensor failure or heater burnout.

Use these terminals when connecting a thermocouple.

Use these terminals when connecting a platinum resistance thermometer.

E5EF-BA (with 8 Memory Banks)

For current output For voltage output For relay or SSR output

9 8

+ 4 to 20 mA --

9 8

+ 12 VDC 40 mA --

9 8

Control output

9 17 8 16 7

FG Ground FG terminal 17 to avoid noise interference. 100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz

Alarm output 1 6 Alarm output 2 5

15 14 13

BANK2 BANK1 BANK0

4 12 3 11 2 10 1 10 + 10 11 -12 11

B B

Note: Do not connect unused terminals.

Use these terminals when connecting a thermocouple.

Use these terminals when connecting a platinum resistance thermometer.

E5EF-BAH (with 8 Memory Banks and Heater Burnout Alarm)

For voltage output For relay or SSR output

9 8

+ 12 VDC 40 mA --

9 8

Control output

9 17 8 16 7

FG Ground FG terminal 17 to avoid noise interference. 100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz

Alarm output 6 Heater burnout alarm output** 5

15 14 13

Current Transformer (CT)* CT 12 11 10 + -11 10 B B

BANK2 BANK1 BANK0

4 12 3 11 2 10 1

Note:

*The Current Transformer must be the E54-CT1 or E54-CT3. Other Current Transformer cannot be connected. **The heater burnout alarm goes ON when the E5EF detects a sensor failure or heater burnout.

Use these terminals when connecting a thermocouple.

Use these terminals when connecting a platinum resistance thermometer.

   
E5EF-A02 (with RS-422 Communications)
For current output For voltage output For relay or SSR output

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9 8

+ 4 to 20 mA --

9 8

+ 12 VDC 40 mA --

9 8

Control output

9 17 8 16 7

FG Ground FG terminal 17 to avoid noise interference. 100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz

Alarm output 1 Alarm output 2 6

15 14 SDB 5 13

SDA RDB RDA SG Note: Do not connect unused terminals.

4 12 3 11 2 10 1 10 + 10 11 -12 11

B B

Use these terminals when connecting a thermocouple.

Use these terminals when connecting a platinum resistance thermometer.

E5EF-AH02 (with RS-422 Communications and Heater Burnout Alarm)

For voltage output unit For relay or SSR output

9 8

+ 12 VDC 40 mA --

9 8 Control output

9 17 8 16 7

FG Ground FG terminal 17 to avoid noise interference. 100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz

Alarm output 6 Heater burnout alarm output** 5

15 14 SDB 13

Current Transformer (CT)* CT 12 11 10 + -11 10 B B

SDA RDB RDA Note: *The Current Transformer must be the E54-CT1 or E54-CT3. Other Current Transformer cannot be connected. **The heater burnout alarm goes ON when the E5EF detects a sensor failure or heater burnout. SG

4 12 3 11 2 10 1

Use these terminals when connecting a thermocouple.

Use these terminals when connecting a platinum resistance thermometer.

E5EF-A03 (with RS-485 Communications)

For current output For voltage output For relay or SSR output

9 8

+ 4 to 20 mA --

9 8

+ 12 VDC 40 mA --

9 8

Control output

9 17 8 16 7

FG Ground FG terminal 17 to avoid noise interference. 100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz

Alarm output 1 6 Alarm output 2 5

15 14 SDB 13 4 12

12 11 10 -11 10

B B

B A SG Note: Do not connect unused terminals.

3 11 2 10 1

Use these terminals when connecting a thermocouple.

Use these terminals when connecting a platinum resistance thermometer.

         

E5EF-AH03 (with RS-485 and Heater Burnout Alarm)
For voltage output For relay or SSR output

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9 8

+ 12 VDC 40 mA --

9 8 Control output

9 17 8 16 7 Alarm output 6 15 14 5 13 4 12 B A 3 11 2 10

FG Ground FG terminal 17 to avoid noise interference. 100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz

Heater burnout alarm output**

Current Transformer (CT)* CT 12 11 10 -11 10 B B

Note:

*The Current Transformer must be the E54-CT1 or E54-CT3. Other Current Transformer cannot be connected. **The heater burnout alarm goes ON when the E5EF detects a sensor failure or heater burnout.

SG

Use these terminals when connecting a thermocouple.

Use these terminals when connecting a platinum resistance thermometer.

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Connecting Communications Connectors/Terminals

Connect a host system or peripheral device to the appropriate communications connector; confirm that the system or device conforms to that connectors communications specifications. Before mounting the Fuzzy Temperature Controller, be sure to consider the added depth required by connected cables.
Panel

*1 *2

Depth of the main body from panel when mounted *1: Without OMRON XM4 D-sub Connector 100 mm *2: With OMRON XM4 D-sub Connector No less than 170 mm (25-pin connector) No less than 160 mm (9-pin connector)

The following OMRON D-sub Connectors are recommended: 25 pin: XM4A-2521 (plug) + XM2S-2511 (hood) 9 pin: XM4A-0921 (plug) + XM2S-0911 (hood) If using an equivalent connector, make sure that the connector screws are the following metric size: M2.6 x 0.45 mm.

         

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Securely insert the communications connector from the external system into the communications connector on the Temperature Controller. After connection, tighten the screws on either side of the communications connector with a screwdriver. When connecting communications via terminal blocks, use crimp-style terminals of the appropriate size for use with M3 x 8 mm connector screws.

5.8 max.

For the appropriate cable length, refer to the respective communications specifications.

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Interface Specifications
RS-232C
This interface is for the E5AF only. Electrical characteristics conform to EIA RS-232C.

Communications Signals
13 1

25

14

Signal Frame ground (safety ground) Signal ground or common return Send data Receive data Request to send Clear to send Data set ready Data terminal ready

Abbreviation FG SG SD RD RS CS DR ER

Signal direction ----------Output Input Output Input Input Output 1 7 2 3 4 5 6 20

Pin no.

Connection Diagram The following diagram shows how the E5AF is connected to the host computer using the RS-232C.
Host computer RS-232C Abbreviation FG SG SD RD RS CS DR ER Pin no. 1 7 2 3 4 5 6 20 Shielded cable If the terminals are connected as shown by the dotted lines in the figure, which is not absolutely necessary, the cable can be used regardless of the direction. E5AF RS-232C Pin Abbrevino. ation 1 7 2 3 4 5 6 20 FG SG SD RD RS CS DR ER +V TX RX LT1081CN or equivalent



   

Synchronization: Cable length: Internal clock

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15 m maximum. To increase the cable length, use OMRONs RS-232C optical interface (Z3RN).

Applicable connectors: Plug: XM4A-2521 (OMRON) or equivalent Hood: XM2S-2511 (OMRON) or equivalent Connection method (RS-232C direct connection): 1:1 connection only A carrier detect (CD) signal for the host computer is not supported by the E5AF via its RS-232C port since the E5AFs RS-232C is defined as DTE (Data Terminal Equipment). If a CD signal is needed, it must be provided a the host computer.

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RS-422
Electrical characteristics conform to EIA RS-422.

Communications Signals The following information identifies the input/output signals of the interface.
5 1 24 23 22 21 20 9 Connector 6 Terminals

Signal Send Data A Send Data B Receive Data A Receive Data B Signal Ground Frame Ground (safety ground)

Abbreviation SDA SDB RDA RDB SG FG

Signal direction Output Output Input Input -----------

Connector pin no. 9 5 6 1 3 7 21 20 23 24 22

Terminal no.

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Connection Diagram

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The following illustration shows how the E5AF is connected to the host computer via RS-422.
Host computer RS-422 Termination resistance Abbreviation FG RDA RDB SDA SDB SG The termination resistance must have a minimum resistance of 100 . Shielded cable E5AF RS-422 Pin no. 9 5 6 1 3 Abbreviation SDA SDB RDA RDB SG 220 SW602 6.8 V 220

MC34050 or equivalent SW601

The termination resistance (220

) can be connected closing by SW601 and SW602.

Synchronization: Cable length:

Internal clock

500 m maximum (total) XM2A-0901 (OMRON) or equivalent XM4A-0921 (OMRON) or equivalent Hood: XM2S-0911 (OMRON) or equivalent

Applicable connectors: Plug:

Connection method (RS-422 connection): Maximum 1:32 connection Note SW601 and SW602 of the terminator must be turned on. SW601 and SW602 of the Controllers other than the terminator must be turned off.

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RS-422 System Examples

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The following example shows several E5AF-A02s connected to a personal computer using the RS-422 connection method with Link Adapters.
Personal computer

(Host system)

RS-232C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 20

RS-232C

20 Link Adapter: 3G2A9-AL004-E (OMRON) (Refer to product literature for details.)

RS-232C RS-422 7 1 3 5 6 9

RS-422 3G2A9-AL001 (OMRON) 7 1 3 5 6 9 7 1 3 5 6 9 7 1 3 5 6 9 7 1 3 5 6 9 Link Adapter Link Adapter

RS-422

RS-422

RS-422

9 E5AF-A02 Controller No. 1 E5AF-A02 Controller No. n-1

E5AF-A02 Controller No. 0

Up to 32 Controllers (n) can be connected. The maximum extended cable length is 500 m.

   

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The following example shows several E5AF-A02-Xs connected to a personal computer. Only one Link Adapter is required (to convert to RS-232C at the computer) because the Controllers are connected directly to each other.

Personal computer RS- 232C

Host computer

RS-232C

Link Adapter (3G2A9-AL004-E) RS-422

E5AF-A02-X Controller no. 0

E5AF-A02-X Controller no. 1

E5AF-A02-X Controller no. n-1

The maximum number of connecting Controllers (n) is 32 with a total cable length of 500 m maximum.

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RS-485
Electrical characteristics conforms to EIA RS-485.

Communications Signals The following information identifies the input/output signals of the interface.
5 1 24 23 22 21 20 9 Connector 6 Terminal

Signal Inverted output Non-inverted output Signal ground

Abbreviation Negative (--) side Positive (+) side SG

Signal direction Input/output Input/output ------

Connector pin no. 9, 6 (common) 5, 1 (common) 3

Terminal no. 21, 23 (common) 20, 24 (common) 22

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Connection Diagram

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The following diagram shows how the E5AF is connected to the host computer using RS-485.
E5AF: SW601 of Controllers other than the terminator must be turned off. RS-485 Pin Abbrevino. ation 9 5 3 -4.7 K + SG + SG 6.8 V 51 K 220 VDD SN751177N or equivalent 51 K

Host computer RS-485 Abbreviation FG --

SW601 4.7 K

Shielded cable

E5AF terminator RS-485 Pin Abbrevino. ation 9 5 3 Shielded cable -+ SG SW601 of the terminator must be turned on. 220

SW601 ON

Synchronization: Cable length:

Internal clock

500 m maximum (total)

Applicable connectors: Plug: XM4A-0921 (OMRON) or equivalent Hood: XM2S-0911 (OMRON) or equivalent Connection method (RS-485 connection): Maximum 1:32 connection Note In the connection diagram above, the Temperature Controllers cannot be connected to a SYSMAC Wired Remote I/O System (SYSMAC BUS).

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Before Applying Power

Before switching on power to the E5AF, set the switches by following the procedures below.

Opening the E5AF

Disconnect the communications cable from the E5AF. Lift the internal mechanism while pressing the hook at the bottom of the front panel.

Communications cable

Hook Pull out the internal mechanism while holding down the hook with your finger.

Mounting or Removing the Output Unit

To mount the Output Unit, insert it in the direction shown by the arrow. To remove it, first remove the communications board (A) by pulling it in the direction of the arrow ( ). Then remove the Output Unit.
Mount the Output Unit with this mark facing the direction (A) indicated by the arrow.

If the relay for the output selector switch (SW202), the SSR, or the Voltage Output Unit is installed, set the output selector switch to PUL (pulse). If the Current Output Unit is installed, set the switch to CUR (current).

Function Switches

Refer to the E5AF instruction manual or the operating procedures in the datasheet for detailed information about setting the switches shown in the following diagram.

Key Protect (SW101)

Output selector (SW202, OUT) Temperature sensor selector (SW206, INPUT) Alarm 2 mode selector (SW203, ALM2) Alarm 1 mode selector (SW205, ALM1) Function selector (SW201, FUNCTION)

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Terminator Designation

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For the RS-422 (E5AF-A02) and RS-485 (E5AF-A03) Models, designate the E5AF located at both ends of the transmission line as an terminator by setting the terminator switch of that Controller to ON. (Terminator designation is not required for the RS-232C Models.)
Terminator switches

Communications connector

Terminator Switches

SW601 and SW602 are factory set to OFF. SW601 and SW602 of Controllers other than the terminator must be OFF.
OFF ON SW602 SW601

Terminator RS-422 designation RS-485 designation ON

SW602 ON ON

SW601

There is no SW602.

Caution If a wrong Controller is designated as the terminator, the operating current will increase, thus causing the Fuzzy Temperature Controller to malfunction.

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3--3

Key Operation
Before attempting communications when using RS-232C, RS-422, and RS-485 Models, set the baud rate (communications speed) and Controller number according to the following procedures; use the keys on the front of the Controller to make the settings. For operation procedures other than the following, refer to the operation manual supplied with the Controller or the operating procedures listed in the datasheet.

Display Levels

The E5AF/E5EF goes to display level 0 when power is turned on. The display level changes when the level key is pressed for two seconds or more. The displayed contents at each level are shown in the following diagram. The baud rate and Controller numbers can be set at display level 2.
Display level 0 Level Key Process temperature, main setting, alarm value, input shift value, PID constants, fuzzy strength. Display level 1 Level Key Setting limit, control period, input shift value, hysteresis, fuzzy scale 1, fuzzy scale 2. Display level 2 Level Key Control output value, Controller number, input type, baud rate alarm modes (1 and 2).

Power on

Setting the Controller Number and Baud Rate

Character Display:

Control output value (See Note) Press Display Key Input type Press Display Key Alarm 1 mode Press Display Key Alarm 2 mode (see Note) Press Display Key Controller number Press Display Key Baud rate Press Display Key Note Heater Burnout Detection Models do not have a Alarm 2 mode display.

Controller Number (): This setting assigns a Controller number (integers from 0 to 99) to each Fuzzy Temperature Controller to allow the host computer to distinguish one Fuzzy Temperature Controller from the others in the same system during communications. When  appears on the process value display, use the Up Key or Down Key to input a set value. The Controller number is set to 0 before shipment. Do not give identical Controller numbers to Fuzzy Temperature Controllers in the same system, as this will interfere with communications. Baud Rate (:!): This sets the speed for communications with the host computer. When :! appears on the process value display, use the Up Key or Down Key to input a set value. The rate is set to 9600 bps before shipment. The baud rate can be set to 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600 bps. The set value becomes effective only after the E5AF/E5EF power is switched off once and then on again.

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General RS-232C/RS-422/RS-485 Specifications

Transmission line connection: Communications system: Synchronization system: Communications speed: Communications code: Error detection: Interface: Multiple point RS-232C/RS-422 (4-wire, half-duplex), RS-485 (2-wire, half-duplex) Start-stop synchronization (2 stop bits) 150/300/600/1200/2400/4800/9600 bps ASCII (7 bits) Vertical parity (even) and FCS (frame check sequence) RS-232C/RS-422/RS-485

Definition of Terminal: DTE (Data Terminal Equipment)

Start bit

D0

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D6

Parity bit

2 stop bits

The E5AF RS-232C is defined as DTE (Data Terminal Equipment). This means that a carrier detect (CD) signal for the host computer is not supported. If a CD signal is needed, it must be provided (via the +12 V terminal) on the host computer side. The communications specifications of the E5AF are the same as those of the E5AX, except for the commands that are used for the fuzzy function of the E5AF.

3--5

Communications and Error Control

The communications protocol for the E5AF/E5EF is a special conversational type. The first right to send belongs to the host computer, and the right is transferred with each block sent. Whenever a command block is sent, a response block is sent in return.

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Communications Control Procedures

@ Controller no. Header code Host Text FCS Terminator Command block @ Controller no. Header code Text FCS Terminator Command block

@ Controller no. Header code E5AF/E5EF Text FCS Terminator Response block

@ Controller no. Header code Text FCS Terminator Response block



        

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Controller numbers correspond to unit numbers in a PC system. When assigning Controller numbers for several Controllers, be sure to avoid duplication of the settings.

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Blocks
The block transmitted from the host computer is referred to as a command block. Blocks sent from the Temperature Controller are called response blocks. One block begins with the start character @ and communications address, and ends with the FCS and a terminator. Data characters are in ASCII.
8 bit

@ Controller no. X101 X100

X X

(00 to 99)

Header Text code FCS range of calculation

FCS Terminator

The FCS (frame check sequence) is formed by converting the 8-bit data obtained by taking the exclusive-OR of @ to the last text character into two ASCII characters. Be sure to attach the FCS to the end of the text. FCS Calculation Example
@ 0 0 R U 0 1 4 6

ASCII code

Controller no.

Header code

Text

FCS

40H

30H

30h

52H

55H

30H

31H

34H

36H

FCS = 40H (+) 30H (+) 30H (+) 52H (+) 55H (+) 30H (+) 31H = 46H (Converted into ASCII code 34H + 36H) (+) is exclusive-OR, H is hexadecimal code.

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Error Control
E5AF/E5EF errors must be corrected at the host computer. The host computer controls the following error recovery procedures: Errors in transmission can be detected in the following ways. 1. Character checks (check of each character) Vertical parity check (even): This is an exclusive-OR check for each character. Framing check: This detects the 0 bit in a stop bit and determines it to be an error. Overrun check. Overrun occurs when the next character is received while the current character is being processed. 2. Block checks (check of each block) Format check: Command format structure is checked. Register data check: The range of values such as the channel numbers or set value is checked.



        

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FCS: Exclusive-OR from @ to the last character in the text.

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Precautions
When reading or writing various types of numeric data, take decimal positions into account. All data is expressed in four digits. It is necessary to take decimals into account in the following cases: Proportional band Output value Main setting, alarm value, process temperature, and set limit value when Pt 100 is selected. Fuzzy scale 1 and fuzzy scale 2. Heater burnout alarm value and heater current value for the E5AF/E5EFAH and E5EF-BAH.

Example 1: Example 2:

When a Pt 100 is selected as an input and the main setting is 20 C, the data becomes 0200.

A main setting of --15 C is expressed as F015. When a Pt 100 is selected as input, a main setting of --10.5 C is expressed as F105.

After sending a command, a response is returned. Check the contents of the response and process it on the host computer. The system cannot operate when the E5AF detects overflow, underflow, or A/D error. Write a program which checks the status data. When a communications input is executed in ordinary BASIC, the computer waits for an input and cannot operate without it. Write a program which can confirm that communications are not taking place when, for example, the E5AF is not powered up. When errors are suspected to have been caused by noise, try executing communications repeatedly (approximately 10 times) until the E5AF/E5EF returns to the normal operating condition.

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3--6

Header Codes
The following table shows the header codes for each Model. The codes are accompanied by their function names. The table also indicate whether each of the functions can be operated in the Remote mode and the Local mode. For further details, check the reference section in the last column.

Header code ME MA MW MB WS W% WI WB WN WV WW Wj Wk W
RS R% RI RB RN RV RO RW Rj Rk R
RL RX RZ RU AS AP IC

Name Backup mode RAM write mode selection RAM data all save Remote/Local mode select Main setting write Alarm temperature write Input shift value write Proportional band write Integral time write Derivative time write Heater burnout alarm temperature write Fuzzy strength write Fuzzy scale 1 write Fuzzy scale 2 write Main setting read Alarm temperature read Input shift value read Proportional band read Integral time read Derivative time read Output value read Heater burnout alarm temperature read Fuzzy strength read Fuzzy scale 1 read Fuzzy scale 2 read Setting limit read Process temperature read Heater current read Initial status read Auto-tuning start Auto-tuning stop Undefined error

Remote mode Yes Yes Yes Yes

Local mode ----------Yes ------

Remarks (See Note 1) (See Note 1) (See Note 3) (See Note 1)

Reference section 3--7 3--8 3--9 3--10

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

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(See Note 1 and 2) (See Note 1)

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3--11

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ----------Yes

(See Note 2) ------

3--11 3--11 3--11 3--11

----------(See Note 2) ----------------

3--12 3--13 3--14 3--15 3--16 3--17

Response to an 3--18 undefined header code.

Note 1. Write commands are not valid in the local mode or during auto-tuning. If attempted, an end code 0D (command cannot be executed) reply will be received. 2. These header codes are available when using the E5AF/E5EF-AH= and E5EF-BAH. 3. This header code is available when using the E5EF-AH= and E5EF-BAH.

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Section 3--7

3--7

Selection of Write Modes

The set value data sent from the computer or the sequencer is internally stored in the E5AF/E5EF, which has a non-volatile memory and a RAM. The set value is stored in the non-volatile memory even when power is turned off. The RAM, however, should be used instead of the non-volatile memory if the set value must be changed frequently while operating the E5AF/E5EF. The E5AF/E5EF has two kinds of write modes (backup mode and RAM write mode), either of which can be chosen for data storage. When power is turned on, the E5AF/E5EF enters its backup mode automatically. Changing the mode is possible with communications commands only. The selection of write modes are explained as follows:

Backup Mode

In the Backup mode, all set values are stored in the non-volatile memory and the RAM. This mode should not be selected if the value you set must be changed frequently (more than a few times a day in single value control operation, for example) while operating the E5AF/E5EF. The E5AF/E5EF automatically enters its Backup mode each time power is ON. The non-volatile memory stores data when E5AF/E5EF is in local mode. The following block diagram shows the condition of data storage for both Backup mode and Local mode:

Communications board CPU Keys (Local mode)

Non-volatile memory

RAM

RAM Write Mode

In the RAM write mode, all set values are stored in the RAM while power is on. This mode should be selected if the value you set must be changed frequently (in program control operation, for example). Any set value stored in the RAM is lost when the power is turned off. Any set value written in this mode will not be backed up. Use the RAM data all save function to store it. The following block diagram shows data storage in the RAM write mode.
Non-volatile memory

Communications board

CPU

RAM data all save RAM

Relationship between Write Mode Switching and Remote/Local Modes Switching from the Remote mode to the Local mode or vice versa does not affect the write mode that has been already set. Any values that have been set are automatically stored in the non-volatile memory when the mode is switched from the Remote mode to the Local mode. In the Local mode, values are stored in the non-volatile memory regardless of the write mode that has been selected.



  
Command Format ME: Backup mode MA: RAM write mode Channel no.: 01
@ Controller no. X101 Start X100 Header Channel no. code M
01 FCS

Section 3--9

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Terminator

00 to 99

Response Format

If the end code is 00, operation was normal. If the end code is other than 00, the command was not processed.
@ Controller no. X101 X100 M
End code X161 X160 FCS

Note For the end code list, refer to 3--19 End Code List.

3--8

RAM Data All Save

If the RAM data all save is executed, the contents of the RAM is transferred to the non-volatile memory. Any set value written in the RAM write mode is lost when power is turned off. To avoid this, execute the RAM data all save. There will be a response delay after this command is executed since the transfer will take approximately 0.5 s.

Command Format

Channel no.: 01
@ Controller no. X101 Start X100 Header Channel no. code MW 01 FCS

*
Terminator

00 to 99

Response Format

If the end code is 00, operation was normal. If the end code is other than 00, the command was not processed.
@ Controller no. X101 X100 MW End code X161 X160 FCS

3--9

Remote/Local Mode Selection

Select Remote or Local mode. Set value 0000: Remote mode Set value 0001: Local mode Channel no.: 01
MB X101 01 X100 X103 Set Value X102 X101 X100 FCS X161 X160

Command Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

*
Terminator

00 to 99

Header Channel no. code

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Section 3--11
If the end code is 00, operation was normal. If the end code is other than 00, the command was not processed.

@ Controller no. X101 X100

MB

End code X161 X160

FCS

3--10 Set Value Write

For main setting, alarm value, proportional band, integral time, derivative time, cooling coefficient, dead band, input shift value, heater burnout alarm value, fuzzy strength, fuzzy scale 1, fuzzy scale 2. Command Format

@ Controller no. W X101 Start X100 Header code

Channel no. X101 X100 X103

Set Value X102 X101 X100

FCS X161 X160

*
Terminator

00 to 99

Note 1. Decimals must be taken into account for writing some types of data. 2. For negative data values, x103 becomes F (e.g. --35 C = F035). 3. The channel number can be set to either 01 or 02. When setting alarm output 2 for the E5AF-A, use the channel number 02. For all other settings, use channel number 01, or end code 15 will be returned. 4. The Controller number (00 to 99) must be a decimal code that allows the host computer to distinguish an E5AF Model from the other E5AF Models in the same system when communicating (via RS-422 or RS-485). Do not give identical Controller numbers to Fuzzy Temperature Controllers in the same system as this will interfere with communications.

FCS

Start

Controller no.

Header code

Channel no.

120 C

Response Format

If the end code is 00, operation was normal. If the end code is other than 00, the command was not processed.

@ Controller no. W X101 X100 Header code

End code X161 X160

FCS

00 to 99

Note For the end code list, refer to page 3--19 End Code List.

3--11 Set Value Read

For main setting, alarm value, proportional band, integral time, derivative time, cooling coefficient, dead band, input shift value, heater burnout alarm value, fuzzy strength, fuzzy scale 1, fuzzy scale 2.

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@ Controller no. X101 X100

Channel no. X101 X100

FCS

Start 00 to 99

Header code.

Response Format

If the end code is 00, operation was normal. If the end code is other than 00, the command was not processed. For negative data values, x103 becomes F (e.g. --35 C = F035). The output value is processed down to the first decimal place (e.g. 0567 = 56.7%). For details refer to 3--16 Auto-tuning Start.

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

End code X161 X160 X103

Set Value X102 X101 X101

FCS

00 to 99

Header code

3--12 Set Limit Read

The upper or lower limit of the set value can be read. If a temperature exceeding the range of the set limit is written, end code 15 (register error) will result. Use the Setting Limits command to check the setting range. Command Format

@ Controller no. X101 X100

R L

0 X101

1 X100

FCS

Start 00 to 99

Header Channel no. code

Response Format

For negative data values, x103 becomes F (e.g. --35 C = F035). Any data read will not include decimals. Refer to the following examples: For a Pt 100 input (--99.9 to 450.0 C), the lower limit is F999 and the upper limit is 4500. For a K thermocouple input (--200 to 1,300 C), the lower limit is F200 and the upper limit is 1300.

@ Controller no. X101 X100

R L

End code X161

Set value lower limit X102 X101 X100

X160 X103

00 to 99

Header code

Set value upper limit X103 X102 X101 X100

FCS

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Section 3--13

3--13 Process Temperature Read

This command is used to read the process temperature and status data. Command Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

R X

0 X101

1 X100

FCS

00 to 99

Header Channel no. code

Response Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

R X

End code X161

Process temperature X102 X101 X100

X160 X103

00 to 99

Header code X163

Status data X162 X161 X160

FCS

Status Data X163 X162 X161 X160

23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20

Remote mode: 0 Local mode : 1 Backup mode: 0 RAM write mode: 1 Auto-tuning being carried on. Alarm output 2 ON. Alarm output 1 ON. Input shift input ON.

Overflow Underflow Sensor malfunction A/D converter failure Heater burnout detection RAM data abnormality (See Note) 0; RAM and non-volatile memory data coincide. 1: RAM and non-volatile memory data do not coincide.

As the status data, the corresponding bits are set. For example, when alarm output 1 is ON, the status data is 0200 (ASCII code - 30H, 32H, 30H, 30H). For negative data values, x103 becomes F (e.g. --35 C = F035). An A/D error requires E5AF/E5EF inspection. When the E5AF/E5EF is underflowing, the process temperature will be the lower limit value of the maximum input range. During overflowing or with sensor error, the process temperature will be the upper limit value of the maximum input range. Check the status data for the proper operation of the E5AF/E5EF. For the Heater Burnout Detection Models, alarm output 1 bit is used as the alarm bit. Alarm output 2 bit is for the detection of heater burnout and abnormal input. For the Heater Burnout Models, the input shift bit is 0.

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RAM Data Abnormality:

Section 3--14

When a data error occurs while a set value is being written into the RAM, the RAM data will be void, and the data in the non-volatile memory will be transferred instead.
Non-volatile memory Communications board CPU Transfer RAM Data error

Simultaneously, the status data will have the RAM data abnormality flag. Check the error referring to the following examples and take necessary counter-measures: Example 1: Always check if the status data has the RAM data abnormality flag. The RAM data abnormality flag in the status data means that an abnormality has occurred. The flag will be reset after it is read. Always monitor the set values. Any value different from the one that has been written means that abnormality has occurred.

Example 2:

3--14 Heater Current Value Read

The CT input value and status data can be read. Command Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

R Z

0 X101

1 X100

FCS

00 to 99

Header Channel no. code

Use Channel number 01, or end code 15 (data error) will be returned.

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Response Format

Section 3--15

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

R Z

End code X161 X160 X103

CT input value X102 X101 X100

00 to 99

Header code

Status data X163 X162 X161 X160

FCS

Status Data X163 X162 X161 X160

23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20

*1 Overflow *2 Display hold *1: If the heater current exceeds 50.0 A, 1 will be set, at which time 50.0 will be read as an heater current value. *2: If the control output is ON for less than 200 ms, 1 will be set and the present value will be maintained as a heater current value.

3--15 Initial Status Read

This command is used to check the initial status of the internal settings of the E5AF/E5EF.

Command Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

R U

0 X101

1 X100

FCS

*
Terminator

00 to 99

Header Channel no. code

Response Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

R U

End code X161

Status X102

ALM1 ALM2

X160 X103

Input type

FCS

00 to 99

Header code

(1)* (2)* (2)* (3)* *: refer to the following subsections within this response format section.

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(1) Status Data
x161 23 22 21 20 x160 23 22 21 20 1 Control mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . Output operation . . . . . . . . . . Input shift display . . . . . . . . . . Display unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PID constant display . . . . . . . Output type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ON/OFF Normal Yes F Yes Current 0

Section 3--15

PID with feed-forward circuitry Reverse No C No Pulse

(2) Alarm Mode

x160 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 No alarm function Upper/lower limit alarm Upper limit alarm Lower limit alarm Upper/lower limit range alarm Upper/lower limit alarm with stand-by sequence Upper limit alarm with stand-by sequence Lower limit alarm with stand-by sequence Absolute value alarm Proportional alarm (See Note) Name

Note The proportional alarm mode is not available for alarm output 2 of the E5AF/ E5EF-A= and E5EF-BA. Alarm output 1 of the E5AF/E5EF-AH= and E5EFBAH has alarm data. Alarm output 2 of the Models do not have an alarm function.

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No. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R S K J T E JPt100 Pt100 L U Type

Section 3--16

Thermocouple Type (E5EF)

No. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R S K J T E B N L U Type

Platinum Resistance Thermometer Type

No. 0 2 Type JPt100 Pt100

3--16 Auto-tuning Start

Command Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

A S

0 X101

1 X100

FCS

00 to 99

Header Channel no. code

Note 1. If this command is sent during auto-tuning, an end code 0D (command cannot be executed) will be returned. 2. To check the execution, completion, or interruption of auto-tuning, use the response block status data that corresponds to the process temperature reading.

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Section 3--18
3. To restart auto-tuning while auto-tuning is in progress, stop it once and then restart. 4. With ON/OFF control (function selector SW201 is ON), auto-tuning cannot be executed.

Response Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

A S

End code X161 X160

FCS

00 to 99

Header code

3--17 Auto-tuning Stop

Command Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

0 X101

1 X100

FCS

00 to 99

Header Channel no. code

Note When auto-tuning is interrupted, the setting data becomes that before the start of auto-tuning. Response Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

A P

End code X161 X160

FCS

00 to 99

Header code

3--18 Undefined Error

The response when the header code of the command cannot be read. Response Format

@ Controller no. X101 Start X100

FCS

00 to 99

Header code

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Section 3--19

3--19 End Code List

End code x 161 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 1 2 3 4 B C D 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 1 x 160 Normal ending (when there is no error in the command block sent from the host computer) ------------------------------Command cannot be executed Parity error (even) Framing error Overrun error FCS error Format error Data error ---------------Non-volatile memory write error (see note) Contents

Note This end code is available when using the E5EF. Error Criteria
End code 0D 10 11 12 13 14 15 Contents Local mode Parity error (even) Framing error Overrun error FCS error Format error Data error Condition When a write command is sent while the Fuzzy Temperature Controller is in its local mode or performing auot-tuning. When the sum of 1 bits in the received data do not agree with the even or odd parity that has been set. When the stop bit is 0. When the receive data register is full and new receive data is transferred to it. When the FCS shows disagreement. When the total length of the command is incorrect. When there is a setting error in write data. When a Channel number is invalid. When the write data is not acknowledged as numeric values.

Order of Priority

E5AF: Wrong Controller number > Undefined > Local mode > Parity > Framing > Overrun > FSC error > Format > Register data E5EF: Undefined > Command execution impossible > Parity > Framing > Overrun > Format > FCS error > Non-volatile memory > Data

    

Section 3--20

3--20 Communications Time

Due to transmission speeds and E5AFs internal processing, there will be a time delay in RS-232C, RS-422, or RS-485 communications as follows: Example 1: Writing the Main Setting

Setting 500 C to Channel no. 01, Controller no. 00. Command Format: 15 bytes. @00WS010500 (FCS 2 digits) Since the configuration of start-stop sync data requires 11 bits to 1 byte, 11 bits x 15 bytes = 165 bits. Therefore, when communicating at 1,200 bps, 165/1,200 bps = approx. 0.2 s. Internal Processing Time: Operating Cycle: 0.5 s max. 0.5 s max.

The time from the start of communications to the start of the resulting operation is therefore a maximum of 1.2 s (0.2 + 0.5 + 0.5). Example 2: Reading the Process Temperature

Reading the temperature of Controller 00. Command Format: @00RX01(FCS 2 digits) 11 bits x 11 bytes = 121 bits. Response Format: 19 bytes (present @00RX000500(status data 4 digits)(FCS 2 digits) value: 500 C). 11 bits x 19 bytes = 209 bits. Therefore, when communicating at 1,200 bps, (121 + 209 bits)/1,200 bps = approx. 0.3 s. However, no more than 0.8 s is required between the time the command is sent and the response is output.

11 bytes.

Internal Processing Time: Operating Cycle:

0.5 s max. 0.5 s max.

The time from the communications start to the process temperature read is approx. 0.5 s. Thus the temperature displayed is actually no more than a maximum of 0.7 s (0.2 + 0.5) previous to the time of reading.

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Section 3--21

3--21 Communications Program Example

3--21--1 Program Example of RS-232C/RS-422/RS-485 Communications
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The following is an execution example of the previous program: Bold characters represents operation and the carriage return symbol represents the RETURN key. This program cannot execute transmission normally unless the initial transmission settings of the personal computer are: even parity, 7 bits, 2 stop bits, and the same baud rate as the E5AF. If the connectors are not properly connected, the program may stop halfway. The host computer is a PC-9801. RUN SEND DATA : RESPONSE : @00RU000000077 * (If only the RETURN key is pressed when inputting data, the RU command is transmitted to Controller no. 00.) RUN SEND DATA : @00RX01 RESPONSE : @00RX000085000047 * (The process temperature of Controller no. 00 is read.) RUN SEND DATA : @00WS011234 RESPONSE : @00WS0044 * (1234 is written as the set value for Controller no. 00.) RUN SEND DATA : @00RS01 RESPONSE : @00RS00123445 * (The main setting of Controller no. 00 is read.) RUN SEND DATA : @00AS01 RESPONSE : @00AS0D26 TRY 1=>NO RESPONSE TRY 2=>FCS ERROR TRY 10=>END CODE:0D (Data Error) The meaning of response is as follows: @00RX 00 0085 0000 47 * FCS Status data Process temperature 85 End code (Normal)

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4--1
4--1--1

Communications Connectors
Connection of E5AF-A20 and PC
The E5AF Fuzzy Temperature Controller with BCD communications can be directly connected to a PC (Programmable Controller) or a personal computer.
E5AF-A20
Input circuit External power supply 4.7 k DSL1 DSL2 DSL3 DSL4 DSL5 DSL6 WD1 WD2 WD3 WD4 VAL RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 BUSY GND Output circuit 24 DC GND 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 Input Unit (24 VDC input) 14 15 16 17 18 23, 24 13, 25 +V (24 VDC) COM (0 V) COM (24 VDC) +24 V 0V OUT : IN IN COM COM 0V OUT Output Unit (Transistor output) OUT

PC (SYSMAC)

+24 V

Note The communications specifications of the E5AF-A20 and those of the E5AX-A20 are identical. Operation Communications are possible as long as the VAL signal from the SYSMAC PC is ON (low). When a data select code (DSL1 to DSL6) is input from the PC to the E5AF-A20, the E5AF-A20 either reads data from lines WD1 through WD4 or writes data to lines RD1 through RD4 according to the data select code. Note 1. Use the communications connector on the back of the E5AF to connect the PC and the E5AF-20. 2. To communicate between one PC and several E5AF-A20 Models, use a wired OR to connect each signal terminal other than the VAL terminal, and select the Controller to communicate with using independent VAL signal lines. Terminals
Input/output signal name Input DSL1 to DSL6 WD1 to WD4 VAL RD1 to RD4 BUSY Voltage 24 VDC Current 5.1 mA Impedance 4.7 k Remarks ------

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Section 4--1

4--1--2

Terminals
E5AF-A20 terminal identifications and functions are shown below.
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Terminal no. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Signal name DSL1 DSL2 DSL3 DSL4 DSL5 DSL6 -----WD1 WD2 WD3 WD4 VAL GND RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 BUSY --------------------24 VDC 24 VDC GND

Signal direction Input Input Input Input Input Input -----Input Input Input Input Input -----Output Output Output Output Output -----------------------------------Data select code 20 Data select code 21 Data select code 22 Data select code 23 Data select code 24 Data select code 25 -----Write data 20 Write data 21 Write data 22 Write data 23 Effective signal

Description

Output side power supply 0 V Read data 20 Read data 21 Read data 22 Read data 23 BUSY signal --------------------24 VDC output side power supply (must be supplied from an external power supply) 24 VDC output side power supply (common with terminal 23) 24 VDC output side power supply (common with terminal 13)

Connectors

Plug: XM4A-2521 (OMRON) or equivalent. Hood: XM2S-2511 (OMRON) or equivalent.

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Section 4--4

4--2

Setting Before Power Application

Make all the proper switch settings as described in 3--2 Before Applying Power before applying power to the E5AF. However, no terminator designation is necessary.

4--3

Operations: Front Key Section

There is no need to set a baud rate or other communications parameters with the operating keys of E5AF-=20 (BCD) Controllers. For additional information about the operation, refer to the operating procedures in the datasheet.

4--4
4--4--1

Communications Programming
Things to Remember
1, 2, 3... 1.
Process values and set values must be read and written in units of four digits. If all four digits are not written/read, no data will be written or the E5AF will continue displaying the previous data even after reading starts. The read data is renewed in the following situations:

2.

On the falling edge of the VAL signal. When a new data select code is set. After the four digits of the present data is read, but before reading the next set of data. 3. Data can be received when the VAL signal is low. 4. Data is read after the rising edge of the BUSY signal. 5. When writing, set the write data and then change the select code. 6. The select code is read on the falling edge of the BUSY signal. Do not change the select code while the BUSY signal is high. 7. Once the select code has been changed, do not change it again until after the falling edge of the next BUSY signal. 8. If the VAL signal goes high while the BUSY signal is low (under process), select code processing may be interrupted. Do not change the VAL signal while the BUSY signal is high. 9. Wait at least 20 ms after the BUSY signal has gone high (OFF) before changing the VAL signal. VAL signal detection requires a maximum of 20 ms. 10. For negative values, write F as the leftmost digit (e.g. --23 AC = F023). 11. When several Controllers have been connected into a wired-OR data line, keep each VAL signal high for at least 20 ms.

4--4--2

Communications Errors
When an error occurs, it will not be displayed, but the BUSY signal will be output. A communications error will occur under the following conditions: When an undefined select code is sent. When improper four-digit writing data has been set. When read or write data cannot be set (refer to the note below). When a write command is received while the Controller is in local mode or is auto-tuning. Note The Alarm Temperature (2) (AL2) for E5AF-AH= cannot be set.

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4--5

Data Select Code

Each of the following set values can be written or data can be read by designating the relevant data select code for the E5AF-=20 (BCD Models).

Code 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1A 1B 1C 1D 1E 1F Undefined

Write 20 21 22 23 100 101 102 103 100 101 102 103 100 101 102 103 100 101 102 103 24 25 26 27 28 29 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3A 3B 3C 3D 3E 3F

Code

Read Process temperature 100 101 102 103 100 101 102 103 100 101 102 103 100 101 102 103 100 101 102 103

Set temperature (1)

Set temperature (1)

Undefined

Undefined

Alarm temperature (1) (See Note)

Alarm temperature (1) (See Note)

Alarm temperature (2)

Alarm temperature (2)

Undefined Memory status Mode status Undefined

Undefined Memory status Mode status Error code (1) Error code (2) Status (1) Status (2) Status (3) Alarm Type (1) Alarm Type (2) Sensor Type

Note Alarm temperature (1) is effective for the E5AF-AH=.

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1. Memory and Mode Status Each status explained below is for the write mode. For details, refer to 3--7 Selection of Write Modes. Memory Status Data select code [16]
23 X X X

1: Execute RAM data all save (See Note)

Note The BUSY signal will be delayed after this command is executed because data transfer will take up to 0.5 s. Mode Status Data select code [17]
X X X 20 0: Backup mode 1: RAM write made

Memory Status Data select code [36]

23 X X X 0: RAM and non-volatile memory data coincide. 1: RAM and non-volatile memory data do not coincide.

Mode Status Data select code [37]

X X X 20 0: Backup mode 1: RAM write made

2. Error Code

Error Code (1) Data select code [38]

X 22 X 20

A/D error RAM data abnormality

Error Code (2) Data select code [39]

23 22 21 20

Overflow Underflow Input abnormality Heater burnout detection (E5AF-AH
only)

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23 22 21 20

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Input shift input ON (See Note 1) Alarm 1 output relay ON (See Note 2) Alarm 2 output relay ON (See Note 2) Auto-tuning being carried out

Note 1. The input shift bit of E5AF-AH= will be 0. 2. Alarm output 1 bit of the E5AF-AH= is the alarm bit. Alarm output 2 bit is for the detection of an abnormal input and heater burnout. Status (2) Data select code [3B]
23 22 X 20 1 Temperature scale . . . . . . 0

F

C
No Pulse

PID constant display . . . . Yes Output type . . . . . . . . . . . . Current

Status (3) Data select code [3C]

X 22 21 20 1 Control mode* . . . . . . . . . ON/OFF Output operation . . . . . . . Normal Input shift value display . Yes 0 PID with feed-forward circuitry Reversed No

Alarm Model (1) Data Select Code [3D] For the E5AF-A=, this code indicates the Model of alarm output 1. The responses are shown in response 0 to 9 of Alarm Model (1).
Response 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Model Alarm No alarm Upper/lower limit alarm Upper limit alarm Lower limit alarm Upper/lower limit range alarm Upper/lower limit alarm with stand-by sequence Upper limit alarm with stand-by sequence Lower limit alarm with stand-by sequence Absolute value alarm Proportional alarm Description

Alarm Model (2) Data Select Code [3E] For the E5AF-A=, this code indicates the Model of alarm output 2. The responses are shown in response 0 to 8 of Alarm Model (1).

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Response 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R S K J T E JPt100 Pt100 L U Model

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4--6

Timing Chart
The following charts show the timing of the signals when reading or writing data.

4--6--1

Writing

DSL1, 100 set (0)

20 ms min.

VAL

DSL2, 101 set (1) (A)I 100 data write (C)I

DSL3, 102 set (3) (A)II (B) 101 data write (C)II DSL II

DSL4, 103 set (5) (A)III (B) 102 data write (C)III DSL III (D)III WD III (B)

(A)IV 103 data write (C)IV DSL IV

BUSY DSL 1 to 6 WD 1 to 4
DSL I

(D)I WD I

(D)II WD II

WD IV

1) (A)I, (A)II, (A)III 40 to 60 ms 2) (A)IV 40 to 90 ms (When four-digit write data is all ready) 3) (B) MIN. 30 ms 4) (C)I, (C)II, (C)III MAX. 90 ms 5) (C)IV MAX. 120 ms

DSL: Data select code WD: Write data

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4--6--2

Reading
DSL1 set (0) 100 read DSL2 set (1) (A)I DSL3 set (2) (3) (B) (C)I (C)II DSL II (D)II RD I (D)III RD II RD III RD IV 101 read DSL4 set (4) (5) (B) (C)III DSL III 102 read (6) (B) (C)IV DSL IV 103 read (8) 20 ms min.

VAL

(A)II

(A)III

(A)IV

BUSY DSL 1 to 6
(D)I DSL I

RD 1 to 4

DSL: Data select code RD: Read data

1) (A)I, (A)II, (A)III, (A)IV 30 to 50 ms 2) (B) MIN. 30 ms 3) (C)I, (C)II, (C)III, (C)IV MAX. 80 ms Note If the scanning speed of the PC is too slow to read the low level BUSY signal (part (A) of the above timing chart), change the DSL setting as follows: (D)I > (C)I, or, (D)II > (C)II, (D)III > (C)III

4--7

E5AF-A20: Application Example #1

The following example describes the I/O configuration and programming required to send set values and process values between the E5AF-A20 and the C1000H SYSMAC C-series PC.

4--7--1

I/O Configuration
The following illustration and table show the system configuration and I/O allocations used in this example. Signal direction designations are from the view of the E5AF; I/O allocations and PC Unit designations are from the view of the PC.
Input Units Output Units IR 000 IR 001 IR002 IR 003 C1000H SYSMAC IR 004 C-series PC

Control inputs

Display

Thumbwheel switches

E5AF

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IR 00000 IR 00001 IR 001 IR 002 IR 003 IR 004
Terminal no. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Signal name DSL1 DSL2 DSL3 DSL4 DSL5 DSL6 -----WD1 WD2 WD3 WD4 VAL GND RD1 RD2 RD3 RD4 BUSY --------------------24 VDC 24 VDC GND Signal direction Input Input Input Input Input Input -----Input Input Input Input Input -----Output Output Output Output Output ------------------------------------

Section 4--7
Turned ON to output set value via IR 004 to display Turned ON to write set value input from IR 001 to E5AF Inputs set value from four thumbwheel switches Inputs data from E5AF to PC Outputs data from PC to E5AF Outputs set value to 4-digit segment display
Description Data select code 20 Data select code Data select code Data select code Data select code Data select code -----Write data 20 Write data 21 Write data Write data 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 I/O allocation IR 00704 on Output Unit IR 00705 on Output Unit IR 00706 on Output Unit IR 00707 on Output Unit IR 00708 on Output Unit IR 00709 on Output Unit -----IR 00700 on Output Unit IR 00701 on Output Unit IR 00702 on Output Unit IR 00703 on Output Unit IR 00704 on Output Unit -----IR 00900 on Input Unit IR 00901 on Input Unit IR 00902 on Input Unit IR 00903 on Input Unit IR 00904 on Input Unit ---------------------

Effective signal Output side power supply 0 V Read data Read data Read data Read data 20 21 22 23

Busy signal ---------------------

Output side power supply 24 VDC -----Output side power supply 24 VDC -----Output side power supply 24 VDC ------

4--7--2

Program 1: Read Program

In the following program, a single shift register is used to control data movement of both data select codes and read data. A total of nine scans will be required to move all eight units of data from the E5AF (4 data select codes and 4 digits of read data). The data read into the PC is stored in the DM area and output to the display from there. Data select codes (DSL) are stored in DM 0000 to DM 0003. Data is output to the display via IR 004.

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00000 DIFU(13) 03300 Activates read operation.

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03300

00312 MOV(21) #0001 040 Turns ON bit 1 of word that will be used as shift register.

03300

04008 00312 Controls VAL signal

00312

00204 DIFU(13) 03200 IR 03200 is ON for 1 scan to indicate rising edge of BUSY signal IR 03201 is ON for 1 scan to indicate falling edge of BUSY signal

DIFD(14) 03201

25314 03200

I SFT(10) P R 040 040 Used to control data movement sequence

03201

25314

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04000 MOVD(83) DM 0000

Section 4--7

Moves DSL1 to output word. #0110 003 04001 MOVD(83) DM 0001 #0110 003 04002 MOVD(83) 002 #0000 DM 0010 04003 MOVD(83) DM 0002 #0110 003 04004 MOVD(83) 002 #0100 DM 0010 04005 MOVD(83) DM 0003 Move DSL4 to output word. #0110 003 04006 MOVD(83) 002 #0200 DM 0010 04008 MOVD(83) 002 #0300 DM 0010 25313 MOV(21) DM 0010 004 END(01) Moves set value stored in DM area to output word for display Moves 103 read data to DM area from input word. Moves 102 read data to DM area from input word. Moves 101 read data to DM area from input word. Moves DSL3 to output word. Moves 100 read data to DM area from input word. Moves DSL2 to output word.

4--7--3

Program 2: Write Program

In the following program, a single shift register is used to control data movement of both data select codes and write data. A total of six scans will be required to move all eight units of data to the E5AF. The data written to the E5AF is taken from DM 0030, which contains the value input from the thumbwheel switches via IR 001 in the last MOVE instruction. The data select codes (DSL) are stored in DM 0020 to DM 0023.

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00001 DIFU(13) 03400 Activates write operation.

Section 4--7

03400

00312 MOV(21) #0001 040 Turns ON bit 1 of word that will be used as shift register.

03400

04008 00312 Controls VAL signal

00312

00204 DIFU(13) 04200

IR 04200 is ON for 1 scan to indicate rising edge of BUSY signal IR 04201 is ON for 1 scan to indicate falling edge of BUSY signal

DIFD(14) 04201 25314 04200 I SFT(10) P R 040 040

Used to control data movement sequence

04201

25314

04000 MOVD(83) DM 0030 #0000 003 MOVD(83) DM 0020 #0110 003 04001 MOVD(83) DM 0030 #0001 003 MOVD(83) DM 0021 #0110 003 04003 MOVD(83) DM 0030 #0002 003 MOVD(83) DM 0022 #0110 003 Continues on the next page. Moves DSL3 to output word. Moves write data 102 to output word. Moves DSL2 to output word. Moves write data 101 to output word. Moves DSL1 to output word. Moves write data 100 to output word.

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04005 MOVD(83) DM 0030 #0003 003 MOVD(83) DM 0023 #0110 003 25313 MOV(21) 001 DM 0030 Moves DSL4 to output word.

Section 4--7

Moves write data 103 to output word.

Moves value set on thumb-wheel switches from IR 001 to DM 0030.

END(01)

4--7--4

Program 3: Combination of Program 1 and Program 2

The following program combines both read and write operations using a signal shift register to control data movements for both

00000 Read SW 00001 Write SW 03300

00001

ntlp DIFU(13) 03300 Activates read operation.

00000 DIFU(13) 03400 Activates write operation.

00312 MOV(21) Turns ON bit 1 of word that will be used as shift register.

03400

#0001 035

03300

03508 03301 Controls interlock for read operation.

03301

03400

03508 03401 Controls interlock for write operation.

03401

03301 00312 03401 Controls VAL signal.

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00204 DIFU(13) 03200 IR 03200 is ON for 1 scan to indicate rising edge of BUSY signal IR 03201 is ON for 1 scan to indicate falling edge of BUSY signal

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DIFD(14) 03201 25314 03200

I SFT(10) P R 040 040 Used to control data movement sequence of both read and write operations

03201

25314

03301 IL(02) 03500 MOVD(83) DM 0000 #0110 003 03501 MOVD(83) DM 0001 #0110 003 03502 MOVD(83) 002 #0000 DM 0010 03503 MOVD(83) DM 0002 Moves DSL3 to output word. #0110 003 03504 MOVD(83) 002 #0100 DM 0010 03505 MOVD(83) DM 0003 #0110 003 03506 MOVD(83) 002 #0200 DM 0010 03508 MOVD(83) 002 #0300 DM 0010 ILC(03) Continues on the next page. Moves read data 103 to DM area. Moves read data 102 to DM area. Moves DSL4 to output word. Moves read data 101 to DM area. Moves read data 100 to DM area. Moves DSL2 to output word. Moves DSL1 to output word. Interlocks read operation

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03401 IL(02) 03500 MOVD(83) DM 0030 #0000 003 MOVD(83) DM 0020 #0110 003 03501 MOVD(83) DM 0030 #0001 003 MOVD(83) DM 0021 #0110 003 03503 MOVD(83) DM 0030 #0002 003 MOVD(83) DM 0022 #0110 003 03505 MOVD(83) DM 0030 #0003 003 MOVD(83) DM 0023 #0110 003 Moves DSL4 to output data. Moves DSL3 to output word. Moves DSL2 to output word. Moves DSL1 to output word. Interlocks write operation.

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Moves write data 100 to output word.

Moves write data 101 to output word.

Moves write data 102 to output word.

Moves write data 103 to output word.

ILC(03) 25313 MOV(21) DM 0010 004 Moves read data stored in DM 0010 to output word for the display.

MOV(21) 001 DM 0030 Moves data input from thumb-wheel switches to DM area for writing to E5AF.

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4--8

E5AF-A20: Application Example #2

The following example describes the connections and programming required to transfer set values and process values between the E5AF-A20 and the PC.

4--8--1

Hardware Configuration
Heater E5AF-A20

IR 003: Read data from E5AF to PC IR 004: Write data from PC to E5AF PC

7-segment display (DM 0505: read data from E5AF) IR 005 output to display Display for data read from the E5AF

(DM 0501: write data for E5AF)

IR 000 input from switches

Thumbwheel switches to input set value for E5AF

0V Read/write control switch (IR 00208)

VAL control switch (IR 00215) Execution control switch (IR 00200)

Program Operation

The program provided in this section operates as follows:

1, 2, 3... 1.
2.

3. 4.

5.

When the VAL control switch is ON, the E5AF-A20 is ready to process communications. When the read/write control switch is ON, data will be written to the E5AF-A20. When this control switch is OFF, data will be read from the E5AF-A20. Select codes 04 through 07 (set value 1) are used to write data and select codes 20 through 23 are used to read data (the process value). Each time the DSL (data select code) switch is turned ON, the E5AFA20 increments the select code and read/writes one digit (of the 4 digits). Read data is displayed on a 7-segment display and write data is input via thumbwheel switches.

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4--8--2

PC Program Example

BUSY signal 00311 03200

00311 DIFU(13) 03201

Indicate BUSY signal status

DIFD(14) 03202

00311 MOVB(82) 002 #1215 Execution control switch 00200 004 CP CNT 001 03414 Differentiated bit for VAL signal ON R #0001

Transfers VAL signal status

03405

00311

CP CNT 002 R #0001

03405

Counters that count ON transitions in the BUSY signal. These counters are used to control data movement instructions indirectly through DIFU(13) instructions All of these counters are reset through IR 03405, which is turned ON by the Completion Flag for CNT 009, below.

00311

CP CNT 003 R #0002

03405

00311 CP CNT 004 R 03405 #0003

00311

CP CNT 009 Differentiated bit for CNT 008 R #0004

Indirectly resets CNT 001 through CNT 004 through IR 03405

03409

03413 Differentiated bit for VAL signal OFF

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CNT 001 DIFU(13) 03303

Section 4--8

CNT 002 DIFU(13) 03304

CNT 003 DIFU(13) 03305

CNT 004 DIFU(13) 03306

Produce differentiated bits from Completion Flags for CNT 001 through CNT 004 and CNT 009.

CNT 009 DIFU(13) 03300

Differentiated bit for VAL signal OFF 03413 03405 03300

Resets CNT 001 through CNT 004

00215

VAL signal input DIFD(14) 03413

Produces differentiated bits for VAL signal ON and OFF transitions

DIFU(13) 03414

00208

03303 MOVD(83) From CNT 001 DM 0501 #0000 004 MOVD(83) DM 0502 #0110 004

1st write digit

DSL1 The differentiated bits produced off CNT 001 through CNT004 are used together with the ON status of the Read/write control input (IR 00208) to sequentially move the write data to the output word for E5AF. The write data in DM 0501 was moved there from IR 000, the input word from the thumbwheel switches. IR 03404 (next page) is used to indicate that all four digits have been written.

00208

03304 MOVD(83) From CNT 002 DM 0501 #0001 004 MOVD(83) DM 0502 #0112 004

2nd write digit

DSL2

00208

03305 MOVD(83) From CNT 003 DM 0501 #0002 004 MOVD(83) DM 0503 #0110 004

3rd write digit

DSL3

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00208 03306 MOVD(83) From CNT 004 DM 0501 #0003 004

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4th write digit

See description on previous page. DSL4

MOVD(83) DM 0503 #0112 004

03404 06113 Always ON Flag MOV(21) 000 DM 0501 00208 MOV(21) #0504 DM 0502

Moves set value input via thumbwheel switches (IR 000) to DM 0501

DSL1 and DSL2 Store the data select codes (DSL) for writing data.

MOV(21) #0706 DM 0503 03303 MOVD(83) From CNT 001 DM 0502 #0110 004 00208 03304 MOVD(83) From CNT 002 DM 0502 #0112 004 00208 03305 MOVD(83) From CNT 003 DM 0503 #0110 004 00208 03306 MOVD(83) From CNT 004 DM 0503 #0112 004 00208 MOV(21) #2120 DM 0502

DSL3 and DSL4

00208

DSL (for 1st digit)

DSL (for 2nd digit)

Move the data select codes for reading to the output word for the E5AF. These instructions are also activated indirectly from CNT 001 through CNT 004, but this time the read/write control input signal (on IR 00208) is OFF.

DSL (for 3rd digit)

DSL (for 4th digit)

Store the data select codes (DSL) for reading data.

MOV(21) #2322 Continues on the next page. DM 0503

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03406 MOVD(83) From CNT 005 003 #0003 DM 0505 03407 MOVD(83) From CNT 006 003 #0103 DM 0505 03408 MOVD(83) From CNT 007 003 #0203 DM 0505 03409 00208 MOVD(83) From CNT 008 003 #0303 DM 0505

1st read digit

2nd read digit

3rd read digit

The differentiated bits produced off CNT 005 through CNT 008 are used to sequentially move the read data from the input word for E5AF to storage words in the DM area. IR 03402 is used to indicate that all four digits have been read.

4th read digit

03402 Always ON Flag 06113 SDEC(78) DM 0505 #0030 DM 0506

Converts read data into 7-segment display code

06113 MVN(22) DM 0506 005

Outputs first two digits to 7-segment display

06113 MVN(22) DM 0507 006

Outputs last two digits to 7-segment display

00311 00313

Output bit for BUSY indicator

00412 00315

Output bit for VAL indicator

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4--8--3

I/O Allocations

I/O Bits

The following I/O bits are used in the IR area of the PC to transfer signals and data between control/display devices and the PC and between the PC and the E5AF.
IR 002 (control inputs) Execution control input Not used IR 003 (Input from E5AF) Not used. IR 004 (Output to E5AF) Write data ( (set value 1) for f E5AF

Bit 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15

IR 000 (Input from thumbwheel switches) Write data 100 for E5AF

Write data 101 for E5AF

Data select output to E5AF

Write data 102 for E5AF

Read/write control input Not used. Not used. BUSY signal input

Write data

103

for E5AF

Read data ( (processes value) l ) from E5AF VAL control input

VAL control value Not used.

Bit 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 Not used. Not used.

IR 005 Output of process value to segments g a through th h g of f th the 7 7-segment t di display l (1st digit)

IR 006 Output of process value to segments g a through th h g of f th the 7 7-segment t di display l (3rd digit) Not used.

IR 007

Not used. Output of process value to segments g a through th h g of f th the 7 7-segment t di display l (4th digit)

Output of process value to segments g a through th h g of f th the 7 7-segment t di display l (2nd digit)

Output to BUSY indicator Not used Not used. Output to VAL indicator

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Counters

Section 4--8

The various data transfers in the program are timed using nine counters, as shown in the following table. The Completion Flags for these counters are programmed through operand bits of DIFU(13) (called differentiated bits) to activate actual data transfers.
No. CNT 000 CNT 001 CNT 002 CNT 003 CNT 004 CNT 005 CNT 006 CNT 007 CNT 008 CNT 009 Set value Not used. #001 #001 #002 #003 #001 #002 #003 #004 #004 Differentiated bit Not used. IR 03303 IR 03304 IR 03305 IR 03306 IR 03406 IR 03407 IR 03508 IR 03409 IR 03300 Not used. 1st digit of write data 2nd digit of write data 3rd digit of write data 4th digit of write data 1st digit of read data 2nd digit of read data 3rd digit of read data 4th digit of read data Completion of all 4 digits of write data (indirectly resets CNT 001 through CNT 004) Application

Program address Not used. 00146 00150 00154 00158 00292 00296 00300 00304 00164

Work Bits
Bit 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 IR 032

The following bits are used within the program to control execution.
IR 033 Differentiated bit for CNT 009 Completion Flag Not used. Bit indicating 4 digits read Differentiated bit for CNT 001 Completion Flag Differentiated bit for CNT 002 Completion Flag Differentiated bit for CNT 003 Completion Flag Differentiated bit for CNT 004 Completion Flag Not used. Reset bit for CNT 005 to CNT 008 Bit indicating 4 digits written Reset bit for CNT 001 to CNT 004 Differentiated bit for CNT 005 Completion Flag Differentiated bit for CNT 006 Completion Flag Differentiated bit for CNT 007 Completion Flag Differentiated bit for CNT 008 Completion Flag Not used. Not used. IR 034

Bit indicating BUSY signal ON Differentiated bit for BUSY signal ON Differentiated bit for BUSY signal OFF Not used.

Differentiated bit indicating VAL signal OFF Differentiated bit indicating VAL signal ON Not used.

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4--8--4

Counter Operation Timing Chart

The following illustrates the counter sequence and timing.
OFF BUSY (1) ON CNT 001 (2) (3) (4) 1 2 3 4

CNT 002

CNT 003

CNT 004

CNT 009

CNT 008

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5--1
5--1--1

Connection of Output Connector

Connection Example
Process temperature or process value opening that are output by the E5AF Transmission Output Models is in a range of 4 to 20 mA. This enables smooth valve control and the output can be easily recorded by inputting it to an external recorder.

Process Temperature selected

Recorder

E5AF

Output selected
Valve control

5--1--2

Terminals
5 1 21 20

9 Connector

6 Terminal

Signal name

Terminal number Connector connection Terminal connection 21 20

Transmission output (positive) Transmission output (negative)

1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 are common 6, 7, 8, and 9 are common

Plug: XM4A-0921 (OMRON) or equivalent one. Hood: XM2S-0911 (OMRON) or equivalent one.

5--1--3

Connection
E5AF +Vout 1 (2, 3, 4, 5 common) (Connector Model) 21 (Terminal Model) 20 (Terminal Model) 6 (7, 8, 9 common) (Connector Model) External unit

Recorder

Output: Output contents:

4 to 20 mA DC with a load resistance of 600

 max.

Process temperature/output value or process value opening (selected by internal switch)

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Resolution when outputting process temperature: Approx. 1/3,200 resolution or 0.1 C/ F, whichever is larger. When outputting output value: 0.1% (1% in manual operation)

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Output updating time:

500 ms Yes

Normal-reverse switching function:

Note The output specifications of the E5AF Transmission Output Models and those of the E5AX Transmission Output Models are identical.

5--2

Settings Before Switching Power On

Set all switches as described here before switching on power to the Fuzzy Temperature Controller. For mounting or removing the Output Unit or setting each function switch, refer to 3--2 Before Applying Power. However, no terminator designation is necessary.

Selection of Output Data

With the E5AF-AF Transmission Output Models, the contents of its output can be set.

Transmission output selector switch (SW207)

Transmission Output Selector (SW207)

ON

1 2

Items

Selector position 1 2 ------

Output contents

Output value Process temperature

ON OFF ----------OFF

Operation

Reverse output Normal output

ON OFF OFF

Settings before shipment

Note 1. Process temperature

20 mA 20 mA

4 mA Process temperature

4 mA Process temperature

Normal output

Reverse output

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2. Control Output
20 mA 20 mA

Section 5--2

4 mA 0% 100% Output

4 mA 0% 100% Output

Normal output

Reverse output

Output Data vs. Output Current

Output value Process temperature Normal 20 mA to 4 mA
 

Output amount Normal 100.0 to 0.0% Reverse 0.0 to 100.0%

Reverse
 

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Note 1. The upper limit of the set value is expressed by 8 and the lower limit of it is expressed by . 2. In the case of A/D error, memory error, or abnormal input, 1 mA (safety side) is output in the same manner as the Electrical Current Output Unit. 3. If the process temperature exceeds either edge of the set limit, the transferoutput will rither be 4 mA or 20 mA.

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ASCII List
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Appendix B
List of Optional Accessories Link Adapters
3G2A9-AL001 Three RS-422 connectors for RS-422 line distribution.

3G2A9-AL004-E One RS-232C connector and two RS-422 connectors for RS-232C and RS-422.

Connectors
XM4A-0921, XM4A-2521 (Plug) D-sub connectors. Use in combination with XM2S.

XM2S-0911, XM2S-2511 (Hood)

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Optical Link Adapter

Z3RN To extend RS-232C line.

Recorder
E55A-A6=C, E55A-B==C (4 to 20 mA input) In conjunction with E5AF-=F, the process temperature can be recorded.

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Revision History
A manual revision code appears as a suffix to the catalog number on the front cover of the manual.

Cat. No. Z77-E1-1

Revision code The following table outlines the changes made to the manual during each revision. Page numbers refer to the previous version.
Revision code 1 Date June 1992 Original production Revised content

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