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TSIO-1001; SynqNet Network Adapter

 


TSIO-1001

  • Indicators to provide a diagnostic readout.
    (LINK IN, CYCLIC, LINK OUT, REPEATER, FPGA)

  • Program under one API.

 

Communication Interface Specifications
Number of network nodes on a single bus Max. 32
Max. Number of slices
per Network Adapter
32
(Additional system power may be required)
LED Indicators 1 green: LINK IN status indicator
1 green: CYCLIC status indicator
1 green: LINK OUT status indicator
1 green: REPEATER status indicator
1 green: FPGA status indicator
Bit Rate 100M
Max. Number of I/O bits
per Network Adapter

Maximum IO
Each node can support 4 IO types:
256 Digital Inputs Max
256 Digital Outputs Max
16 Analog Inputs Max
  (256 bits = 16*16-bit channels)
16 Analog Outputs Max
  (256 bits = 16*16-bit channels)


General Specifications
System Power Supply Voltage: 24Vdc nominal
Voltage Range: 11~28.8Vdc
Power Dissipation Nominal 24Vdc @ 100mA
Current for I/O Module Max 5Vdc @ 1.5A
Isolation Network to Logic: Isolation
Logic to Field Power: Isolation
Logic to System Power: No isolation
Field Power Supply Voltage: 24Vdc nominal
Voltage Range: 11~28.8Vdc
Current of Jumper Contacts DC 10A maximum capacity
I/O Cables Max. AWG 14
Weight 150g
Module Size

42mm x 67mm x 95mm
(W x H x L)

See Physical Dimensions.

 

SynqNet Connectors

Pin
In
Out
Color
Standard pinout
(NIC=MDI)
Crossover pinout
(HUB=MDI-X)
100BaseT
Cable
1
Transmit + Receive + orange/white
2
Transmit - Receive - orange
3
Receive + Transmit + green/white
4
UUP1 + UUP1 + blue
5
UUP1 - UUP1 - blue/white
6
Receive - Transmit - green
7
UUP2 + UUP2 + brown/white
8
UUP2 - UUP2 - brown
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SHLD SHLD  

UUP1 and UUP2 are "unused pair" 1 and 2. When using a standard CAT5 cable, these pairs are connected to the two unused pairs in the 4 pair (8 wire) cable.

NOTE: Standard CAT5 design practice is to terminate these pairs on the PCB to reduce noise. When using a 2 pair cable, these pins are left unconnected in the cable.

 

Node Addressing

SynqNet is enumerated sequentially according to the wiring order of the network and does not require a DIP ID switch or EEPROM to hold the node number. Each SynqNet Adapter and attached slices are treated as a node on the network. For more details, see Node, Cable, Motor, Drive Addressing.

However, SynqNet nodes can optionally feature an ID switch whose state forms a set of inputs that can be read by the application software. This would be a useful feature in a machine that has build variants. For example, when SynqNet nodes may not be present in these build variants, it may be convenient to identify the node to the application software with a number that does not vary according to the build.

 

Bit Rate

Unlike the CANopen Adapter (TSIO-1002), you do not need to set the bit rate for the SynqNet Adapter. The bit rate is fixed at 100MHz.

 

LED Indicators

LINK IN LED

LED
Indicates
Green ON receive valid (IN port)
OFF not valid, power off, or reset

 

CYCLIC LED

LED
Indicates
Green ON network cyclic
Blink Green network not cyclic
OFF power off, or reset

 

LINK OUT LED

LED
Indicates
Green ON receive valid (OUT port)
OFF not valid, power off, or reset

 

REPEATER LED

LED
Indicates
Green ON repeater on, network cyclic
Blink Green repeater on, network not cyclic
OFF repeater off, power off, or reset

 

FPGA LED

LED
Indicates
Green ON no nodeAlarm. See Node Alarm.
Blink Green nodeAlarm
OFF power off, or reset

 

Field Power LED

See System Power, Field Power, Shield

State
LED
Indicates
Repeater OFF OFF No field power.
Repeater ON Green
24Vdc Field Power is being supplied to the network adapter.

 

See Also

Overview of MPI I/O

 

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