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Axioline
F: system and installation
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Table of Contents
Axioline F Documentation
9
Voltage Ranges for Axioline F
17
Selecting GL Approval
21
Example: AXL F BK PB
27
Temperature Change Cycle
29
Nominal Dimensions of a Class 3000 AXC Controller Housing
37
Nominal Dimensions of a Class 2000 AXC Controller Housing
37
Nominal Dimensions of a Controller/Bus Coupler Housing with Separate Bus Base (Type BK, E.g., AXL F BK PB, AXC 1050)
37
Nominal Dimensions of the F Housing with Two Terminal Fields
38
Nominal Dimensions of the F Housing with One Terminal Field
38
Nominal Dimensions of the H Housing with Two Terminal Fields
38
Figure 5-12 Nominal Dimensions of the H Housing with One Terminal Field
39
Figure 5-13 Nominal Dimensions of the H Housing with One Terminal Field and Short Connectors (Type 1H (S), E.g., AXL F SSI1 AO1 1H)
39
Figure 5-14: Nominal Dimensions of the H Housing with One Terminal Field and Short Connectors (Type 1H (UNI), E.g., AXL F PWR 1H
39
Figure 5-15 Nominal Dimensions of the H Housing with One Terminal Field and Short Connectors (Type 1H (UNI), AXL F DO16 FLK 1H)
40
Figure 5-16: Nominal Dimensions of the F Housing for the Low Voltage Area with One Terminal Field and Five Connectors
40
Figure 5-17 Nominal Dimensions of the F Housing for the Low Voltage Area with One Terminal Field and Four Connectors
40
Figure 5-18 Nominal Dimensions of the F Housing for Power Measurement with One Terminal Field (Type 1F-PM, AXL F PM EF 1F)
41
Figure 5-19 Bus Base Modules
42
Figure 5-20 Design of a Bus Base Module
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Figure 5-22 Basic Design of an Axioline F Connector
44
Color Coding of the Module Function
45
Electronics Module Housing Colors
45
Figure 5-23 Color Coding of the Module Function
45
Color Coding of the Terminal Point Function
46
Figure 5-24 Marking of the Terminal Points and the Leds on the Connectors
46
Connectors: Versions and Dimensions
43
Figure 5-21: Connectors: Versions and Dimensions
43
Figure 5-25: Individual Marking Options
47
Figure 6-1 Placing and Removing the Module Vertically
50
Figure 6-2: Fixing the DIN Rail (in MM)
52
Figure 6-3 Mounting Positions for an Axioline F Station
53
Figure 6-4: Connecting Bus Base Modules to each Other
56
Figure 6-5: Snapping on the Bus Coupler
56
Figure 7-1 Terminal Point with Associated Spring Lever, and Associated Touch Connection
68
Figure 7-2: Connecting a Solid Unshielded Cable
69
Figure 7-3: Connecting a Stranded Cable
69
Figure 7-4: Inserting the Connector
70
Figure 7-5: Connecting the Shielded Cable
70
Figure 7-6 Removing the Cable
71
Figure 7-7 Supply Voltages in the Axioline F System
72
Figure 7-8 Jumpering in the Power Connector and Example of Potential Forwarding
74
Figure 7-9 Parallel Supply of the Supply Voltage
75
Figure 7-10 Connecting Cable between PC and Controller or Bus Coupler
76
Overview of the Connections Used for Low-Level Signal Digital Input Modules
78
Overview of the Connections Used for Low-Level Signal Digital Output Modules
78
Figure 6-6 Inserting I/O Modules
57
Figure 6-7 Removing the Bus Coupler
59
Figure 6-8: Removing an I/O Module
59
Figure 6-9 Removing the Bus Base Module
59
Figure 6-10 Removing the Connector
61
Figure 6-11 Snapping on the Connector
61
Figure 6-12 Mounting Distances: AXC 305X Controller (Dimensions Rounded)
62
Figure 6-13: Mounting Distances: Bus Coupler and AXC 105X Controller
62
Figure 6-14 Mounting Distances: I/O Modules (Dimensions Rounded)
63
Permissible Conductor Cross Sections for Push-In Connection Technology (Without Using the Spring Lever for Inserting the Conductor)
66
Permissible Conductor Cross Sections When Using the Spring Lever for Inserting the Conductor
66
Figure 7-11 1-Wire Termination for Digital Modules
79
Figure 7-12 2-Wire Termination for Digital Modules
80
Figure 7-13 3-Wire Termination for Digital Modules
80
Figure 7-14 4-Wire Termination for Digital Modules
81
Figure 7-15 Connection of Relay Modules
82
Figure 7-16 Connection of a Termination Board
82
Figure 7-17: Example: Connection for Redundant Use of Digital Inputs
83
Figure 7-18: Example: Connection for Redundant Use of Digital Outputs
84
Figure 8-1: FE Spring (1)
86
Figure 8-2 Connecting the Shield with AXL SHIELD SET
88
Figure 8-3 Set Components
89
Figure 8-4 Hooking the Busbar Holder on
89
Figure 8-5 Snapping on the Busbar Holders
90
Figure 8-6 Mounting the Busbar
90
Figure 8-7: Mounting the Electronic Modules
91
Figure 8-8: Removing the Shield Connection
91
Figure 8-9: Connecting the Shielding to a Busbar
92
Figure 8-10 Integration of Analog Shielding in a Concept with Central Equipotential Bonding at the Control Cabinet Entry
93
Leds on the I/O Connector
100
Appendix A
122
Typical Processing Times in the Overall System (Example)
122
Data Types
123
Object Types
123
Objects for Identification (Device Rating Plate) According to Basic Profile V3.0
124
Objects for Diagnostics: Diagnostic State (Read) According to Basic
127
Objects for Diagnostics: Acknowledge Diagnostic Messages (Write)
129
Synchronization Mechanisms of the Bus Couplers
131
Synchronization Options
132
Table of Contents
135
Appendix C
145
Revision History
145
Structure of the Order Designations
146
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Model
Axioline F
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Language
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