SIMATIC S5 Communication Cable

5183B Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. Postfach 1341 32819 Blomberg Germany

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INTERBUS

Product Description

You can use the IBS S5 100 SL-T slave remote interface to connect SIMATIC S5 90U, 95U and 100U PLCs to a higher-level PLC system via INTERBUS. The IBS S5 100 SL-T slave remote interface allows data of up to eight data words to be transmitted between the systems. The data is exchanged via a direct I/O connection.

Features

- INTERBUS protocol- Data width can be set via DIP

switches- Diagnostic LEDs- DIN-rail mountable

Applications

- Networking of PLC systems

IBS S5 100 SL-T

Data Sheet

Slave Remote Interface for SIMATIC S5 90U, S5 95U and S5 100U

01/1997

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Data Sheet Revision B

Figure 1: IBS S5 100 SL-T

Example of an Electrical Installation


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Figure 2: Example of an electrical installation for the IBS S5 100 SL-T slave interface together with the S5 95U PLC and two analog modules.

Like a bus module, the IBS S5 100 SL-T slave interface is snapped onto a standard mountingrail. The module has two flat ribbon cables. The rear (upper) cable connects the slave interfaceto the left (right) bus module or the PLC. The pin strip connects the right bus module, if required.

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Avoid mechanical stress and canting of the slave interface during installation!

Carry out all work on electrical connections to the PLC (S5 90U, S5 95U orS5 100U) and to the INTERBUS system only when the operating voltage has beenswitched off.

Mounting / Removal


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Mounting

Removal

Hook the upper guide rail of the slave interface onto the upper part of thestandard rail (the flat-ribbon cable is facing upwards). Insert the tip of thescrewdriver into the cut-out of the red latch, pull the red latch with thescrewdriver to the bottom and swivel the slave interface to the lower partof the standard rail. Then pull away the screwdriver and let the latchengage.5078B003

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Plug the connector of the rear flat-ribbon cable without lengthening orsqueezing the cable- onto the bus module of the last module (if provided)

or

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- directly into the bus connector on the side of the PLC.

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Plug the connector of the adjacent, right bus module into the pin strip ofthe flat-ribbon cable on top of the slave interface.

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Connect the incoming remote bus cable (SUB D9 female connector) to theremote bus pin strip of the slave interface (designation "REMOTE IN"). Ifan outgoing remote bus is used, connect its cable (SUB D pin strip) to theremote bus female connector of the slave interface (designation"REMOTE OUT").

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REMOTE OUT

REMOTE IN

Insert the tip of the screwdriver into the cut-out of the red latch and pull thered latch with the screwdriver to the bottom. Lift the slave interface up andun-hook it from the upper part of the standard rail.

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Voltage Supply / Diagnostics


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Voltage Supply

The module is supplied independently of the PLC system with 24 V DC.

Figure 3: Voltage supply

Strip off the conductor ends approx. 7 mm (see Figure 3.1) and fit ferrules at the end. Wire theconnector as is shown in Figure 3.2. Insert it into the module as can be seen in Figure 3.3.

Diagnostic Indicators

Diagnostics are indicated with 4 LEDs on the front panel (see also Figure 3).

UL Green LED Supply voltage for the module electronics (independent of the PLC system)

on: Supply voltage UL presentoff: Supply voltage UL not present

– Fuse F1 blown– Internal power pack for communication voltage defective

RC Green LED Remote bus cable checkon: Incoming remote bus cable connectedoff: Incoming remote bus cable interrupted or defective

BA Green LED Bus activeon: Data transmission on INTERBUS activeoff: No data transmission

RD Red LED Remote bus disabled

on: Outgoing remote bus disabled

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The slave interface is supplied continuously with power or can be activated withthe voltage supply of the PLC.If the power is supplied via the IM 90 of the 90U PLC (max. 300 mA), only oneslave interface can be used (with an external supply up to 2 slave interfaces).

DIP Switches


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Setting the DIP Switches

For INTERBUS the slave interface is a remote bus device for which the word length can be set.The used I/O words (data width) as well as voltage monitoring, data bytes operation and statusdisplay can be set via DIP switches.

For setting the DIP switches remove the housing cover (Figure 4):Insert the tip of the screwdriver into the slot (1). Lift up the cover of the housing, pressing thehandle of the screwdriver down (2). Remove the cover from the flat-ribbon cable.

Figure 4: Removing the housing cover

Figure 5: Locations of the DIP switches

Switches 1, 2, 3 Setting the data width

The slave interface is linked to the higher-level INTERBUS system as a device with apermanent identification code and a word length (length code) which can be set.

Table 1: Setting the data width

Data width Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3

1 word ON ON ON

2 words OFF ON ON

3 words ON OFF ON

4 words OFF OFF ON

5 words ON ON OFF

6 words OFF ON OFF

7 words ON OFF OFF

8 words (default) OFF OFF OFF

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DIP Switches


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Switch 4 Voltage monitoring of the slave remote interface via peripherals fail message

OFF (default) No voltage monitoringON The slave interface generates a module error (PF message: peripheral fail)

to the higher-level INTERBUS

Switch 5 Status display in bit 0 of the first data byte of the input address area; thus, the latest status information of the slave interface can be transmitted to INTERBUS and the S5 PLC.

OFF (default) Status display off (data bits are not changed)ON Status display on

Figure 6: Byte n+1 of the input address area

Switch 6 Normal or inverse operation of the data bytes

OFF (default) Normal operation of the data bytesON Inverse operation of the data bytes (bytes n and n+1 exchanged)

Switches 7, 8 Reserved (always OFF)

For closing the slave interface, press the housing cover into the opening. Check the position ofthe flat-ribbon cables (Figure 7: 1 - cable with female connector, 2 - cable with male connector).

Figure 7: Closing the housing cover

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Byte n+1

Byte n+1

Slave PLC

Higher system

1 Bus active

0 Bus not active

1 PLC is running

0 stop / no voltage

51831010n+1: Base address of device +1

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Please check the common guidelines for handling electronic devices. Changed switch settings will only be active after the voltage has been recovered.

Address Assignment / Programming Data / Ordering Data


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Address Assignment/Data Width in the Slave PLC

The addresses of the IBS S5 100 SL-T slave remote interface are assigned to the analogaddress area of the PLC depending on the slot. The slave interface uses 2 slots and 8 wordsrespectively.

* As of output level 8MA03 of the SIMATIC S5 PLC, otherwise only slots 0 and 2

Programming Data of the Higher-Level INTERRUS System

* Depending on the setting

Ordering Data

Table 2: Slot allocation

Slot Base addressS5 95U S5 100U S5 90U

CPU 100 CPU 102 CPU 1030 64 64 64 64 64

2 80 -- 80 80 80

4 96 * -- -- 96 --

6 112 * -- -- 112 --

Table 3: The most important data for programmers

ID code 3 (03hex)

Length code 1 to 8 word(s)*

Input address area 1 to 8 word(s)*

Output address area 1 to 8 word(s)*

Register length 1 to 8 word(s)*

Table 4: Ordering data

Description Type Order No.

Slave remote interface IBS S5 100 SL-T 27 19 75 5

Terminating connector IP20 FLK 14 R/FL FEDERLEISTE 22 87 11 9

Technical Data


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General Data

Temperature- Operation 0 to 55 °C- Storage -40 to 85 °CHumidity- Operation 5 to 95% (no condensation); (DIN 40040,

stress level 2 according to IEC 1131-2)- Storage 0 to 95% (no condensation)Air pressure- Operation 860 to 1080 hPa, up to 3000 mElectrical isolation between 24 V, supply voltage and slave interfaceDimensions (w/d/h) 67.5 mm / 75 mm / 105 mmMounting Top-hat mountingDegree of protection IP 20 (with cap on S5 bus connector)Addressing Via the higher INTERBUS system

INTERBUSConnection Two-wire remote bus connectionInterface SUB D9 female connector (remote OUT)

SUB D9 male connector (remote IN)

Voltage SupplyNominal voltage 24 V DC and 9 V of the S5 busPermissible range 18 V DC to 31 V DC (ripple included)Ripple 3.6 Vpp

Current consumption 200 mA at +24 V (max. 300 mA)Fuse 0.4 AT (soldered in)

Data of the PLC SystemPLC SIMATIC S5 PLCsTypes S5 90U with IM90, S5 95U and S5 100UAddress area 8 I/O words; 2 slots in the analog address areaAddressing Depending on the slotNumber of devices per PLC Up to four slave interfaces depending on the PLC

usedData consistency Through the whole I/O area

EMC DataEmitted interference acc. to EN 55022 Class ANoise imm. acc. to IEC 801-2 (ESD) Discharge on all parts which the user can normally

access; test voltage 2.5 kVNoise immunity acc. to IEC 801-3 3 V/m, (severity) level 2Noise imm. acc. to IEC 801-4 (Burst) Class X, criterion 1

Supply lines 1 kV,Communication interfaces 1 kV

Noise imm. acc. to IEC 801-5 (Surge) Is not checkedNoise immunity acc. to IEC 801-6 Level 3, up to 200 MHz, 3 V/m respectively

Mechanical CapabilityVibration strength acc. to IEC 68-2-6 10 to 57 Hz (constant amplitude 0.075 mm)- Operation 57 to 150 Hz (constant acceleration 2 g)- Storage/transport constant acceleration 5 gDrop and topple (IEC 801-6) Drop to one side and on one edge

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