Block Diagram - Phoenix Contact EM-PB-GATEWAY-IFS Manual De Usuario

3. Connection notes
3.1. Mains connection and line protection
Caution: Never work when voltage is present!
Danger!
• The rated control supply voltage and control voltage inputs must be operated with power supply
modules in acc. with DIN 19240 (max. 5% residual ripple)!
• In order to avoid the inductive or capacitive decoupling of disturbing pulses with long control lines, we
recommend the use of shielded lines.
If you want to clamp two conductors under one terminal point, you must use a
conductor with the same conductor cross-section.

3.2. Block diagram

U GND
S
IFS-
24V
DC
Port
B-Line 3
RTS 4
GND PB 5
PB
5V PB
6
A-Line 8
3.3. T-BUS DIN rail connector
When using the T-BUS DIN rail connector
(Order No.: 2707437) for INTERFACE system
communication and /or voltage supply of individual
modules, you plug the required number of T-BUS and
press them into the DIN rail.
Please ensure that the module is positioned in the
correct alignment to the T-BUS on the DIN rail (Fig. 3).
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IN1
EPROM
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN
IN5
Reset
IN6
IN7
IN8
µController
O1
T O
O2
U O
S OUT
O3
O4
IFS TBUS
Status
A
T-BUS...
B
C
Installing the devices on and removing them from the
T-BUS is only permitted if they are not live.
Voltage can be supplied to EM-PB-GATEWAY-IFS or via
the T-BUS by means of the system power supply unit.
4. Function
4.1. Status LEDs
Five LEDs visualize the various operating states of the gateway:
LED PWR (green)
Off
On
Flashing 1.4 Hz (slowly)
Flashing 2.8 Hz (fast)
LED DAT (green)
Off
On
Flashing 1.4 Hz (slowly)
Flashing 2.8 Hz (fast)
LED ERR (red)
Off
On
Fig. 2
Flashing 1.4 Hz (slowly)
Flashing 2.8 Hz (fast)
LED BF (red)
Off
On
Flashing 1.4 Hz (slowly)
Flashing 2.8 Hz (fast)
LED SF (red)
Off
On
Flashing 1.4 Hz (slowly)
Flashing 2.8 Hz (fast)
Fig. 3
4.2. S-PORT handling
The EM-PB-GATEWAY-IFS supports active extensions such as the USB programming adapter IFS-
USB-PROG-ADAPTER (Order No.: 2811271) as well as an optional "memory stick" IFS-CONFSTICK.
D
Device status
No supply voltage. Microcontroller does not start.
Supply voltage OK. Microcontroller is running.
Setting the PROFIBUS address
IFS address assignment
Communication
No data traffic
Cyclic data traffic
Device is being configured
See the "Memory stick" handling
Device or process error
No error
Serious internal error!
See the "Memory stick" handling
Peripheral fault, e.g. overloading of the output driver
PROFIBUS error
No error
No cyclic data exchange (no C1 master present)
PROFIBUS parameterization invalid
PROFIBUS configuration invalid
Group error
No error
The connected device has an internal error or is not available
Process error or error in a device peripheral
PROFIBUS configuration and station structure do not match
Fig. 4
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