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Datasheet of 1-WIRE to MODBUS-RTU Measuring Module ADA-401WP TECHNICAL DATA Transmission Parameters Datasheet Interface RS485/RS422 1-WIRE Screw terminal block - max. Screw terminal block - max. Connector ADA-401WP Ø 2,5mm2 Ø 2,5mm2 Up to 300 m 1-WIRE to MODBUS-RTU Measuring Module Max. Line length 1200 m Depends on 1-Wire bus and used cables Max. number of 32 devices 64 sensors connected device Max. baud rate up to 230,4 [kbit/sek] standard: 0 do 16,3 kbps, 1-pair, 2-pair twisted cable 2-pair twisted cable eg UTP eg UTP 4x2x0,5(24AWG), 4x2x0,5(24AWG), shield Transmission line shield inside large inside large interferences eg interferences eg STP STP 4x2x0,5(24AWG) 4x2x0,5(24AWG) Standards EIA-485, CCITT V.11. 1-WIRE MODBUS - halfduplex fullduplex (sending and Transmission type (inquiry - response) receiving on the same wire) • PWD – green LED power supply, • RX - red LED data receiving via 1-WIRE interface, Optical Signalization • TX - yellow LED data transmission via 1-WIRE interface. Electrical Parameters Power requirements 10 - 24 – 30 V DC Power Cable Recommended length of power cable – do 3m Power <3W Protection from reverse YES power polarization 1kV DC or 3kV DC - between power circuit and Galvanic Isolation RS485/422 signal line Optoisolation ~3kV - between signals lines 1-WIRE and RS485/422 APPLICATION Resistance to disruptions according to the standard PN- The use of 1 wire digital sensors eliminates the influence of cable length Electromagnetic EN 55024. compatibility Emission of disruptions according to the standard PN-EN on the measurement process that usual affects analog methods of 55022. temperature, humidity or pressure measurement and signal processing. Safety requiring According to the PN-EN60950 norm. Digital sensors transmit the measure value by data transfer protocol and Environment Commercial and light industrial. this simplifies connection wiring of a large number of sensors and improves the detection of faulty components. Traditionally, it has been Environmental Parameters difficult to operate 1-WIRE data bus sensors in industrial environments. Operating temperature -30 ÷ 60°C The solution to this problem is ADA-401WP addressable measurement Humidity 5 ÷ 95% - non-condensing module with MODBUS-RTU protocol. ADA-401WP is robust and modular Storage temperature -40 ÷ 70°C in design to operate 1-WIRE sensors in a industrial controller environment. Casing Using ADA-401WP as a addressable node of 1-WIRE bus lets extend the Dimensions (W x D x H) 53mm x 90mm x 62 mm distance up to 1200m between 1-WIRE devices and PC with monitoring Material Noryl UL. 94 V-O software e.g. SCADA or other MASTER type device (PLC controller). ADA- Degree of casing 401WP is equipped with a screw terminal blocks for twisted pair IP40 protection connections 1-Wire bus and RS-485, as well as for power. Overvoltage Degree of terminal protection on each RS-485 line is made on the basis of 600W protectors IP20 diodes and fuses. To RS485 bus can be connected 32 devices ADA- protection 401WP.Additional converter like ADA-I1040 (RS232 to RS485) or ADA- Weight 0,10 kg I9140 (USB to RS485) enables monitoring of the modules via RS232 or According to standards DIN EN50022, DIN EN43880 USB interface of PC with software as AdaUtil or SCADA. Location during work Free Using: Mounting method On the rail compliant with DIN35 / TS35 standard. - ADA-4040 repeater to connect another 32 modules and extend RS485 bus up to 1200m,- the ADA-4044H HUB RS485, to connect up to 128 modules, change RS485 bus topology from linear to star - Each arm of the star can have length 1200 meters - ETHERNET to RS485 converter (ADA-13040) or Wi-Fi to RS485/422 converter (ADA-14040) you can connect ADA-401WP modules of any location to monitoring or controlling systems. ADA-401WP offers a low power wide input voltage range from an external source of greater than 10V to a maximum of 30V and can be delivered from power pack (e.g. DR-15-12). The module has built in reverse polarity protection to protection against opposite polarization of power supply. CEL-MAR sp.j. Tel....................................: +48 41 362-12-46 Office.............................: [email protected] Production Electronics Facility Tel/fax..............................: +48 41 361-07-70 Sales department..........: [email protected] Sales dep. GSM...............: +48 660-42-90-10 www.cel-mar.pl/en Sciegiennego 219C str. Technical information....: [email protected] 25-116 Kielce, POLAND Technical dep.GSM..........: +48 604-097-864 kk_ada-401wp_v.1.24_en DIMENSIONS AND CONNECTION DIMENSIONS ISOLATION GALVANIC ADA-401WP NO VERSIONS 25-116 Kielce, Kielce, POLAND 25-116 str. 219CSciegiennego Production FacilityElectronics CEL-MAR sp.j. RS485/RS422 10mm 10mm NC 2-WAY ISOLATION 2-WAY GND NC (RS485/RS422) RS-485 4-wires Power Power 10 - 30VDC - 10 1-WIRE TO MODBUS-RTU TX+ /A orRS-422 NC MEASURING MODULE ADA-401WP 1-WIRE (3W) TX- /B NC Supply 53 Technical information....: [email protected] Technical [email protected] Sales department..........: [email protected] Office.............................: Interface (1-WIRE) RX+ VDD mm RX- 1-W RX 1-WIRE 1-WIRE GND RS-485 2-wires TX (SW1) NC PWR 10 – 30 V - VDC V + 1-WIRE(2W) Interface Power 90mm 10 - 30 VDC Supply Technical dep.GSM..........: +48 dep.GSM..........:604-097-864 Technical GSM...............:+48 Sales dep.660-42-90-10 41 +48 361-07-70 Tel/fax..............................: +48362-12-46 41 Tel....................................: 62 mm www.cel-mar.pl/en.
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