Siemens Connecting more than one ChemWeb Server, RS485 bus system, Installation of RS485 bus

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Connecting more than one ChemWeb Server

RS485 bus system

The serial RS485 bus is designed as balanced two-wire bus line according to EIA RS485 (DIN 66259, Part 4 or ISO 8482), which is suitable for long transmission routes (up to 4000 ft) at a high transmission rate (19200 baud).

It is characterized by the following features:

-data transmission in both directions possible

-data transmission via two-wire line (half duplex operation)

-bus structure (addressable interface, up to 32 bus addresses)

The bus works with differential-mode voltage signals. This ensures high interference immunity.

Transmission control is performed according to the master/slave principle. Communication is always controlled by a master (ChemWeb Server). Only the master can start a communication. Without a control command from the master to the respective bus address no bus user (slave) will start a communication.

Installation of RS485 bus

The RS485 bus consists of max. 32 users (slave) and one master. The maximum overall length of the cable is 4000 feet (1200 meters). To avoid reflections, the bus must be terminated with resistors at the line ends. The two lines are provided with a quiescent potential (balancing).

The bus cable is always wired as connection from user to user. In principle, the bus lines should be routed directly to the terminals or the plug of the bus user. Stubs because of local conditions (e.g. bus users in switch cabinets) should be avoided. Stubs longer than 0.30 m are not permissible.

A shielded, twisted two-wire cable (twisted pair) with a wire cross-section of min. 22 AWG has to be used as transmission medium.

As the ChemWeb Server does not have a separated RS485 interface, a potential-linked bus setup is always required, i.e.: the shielding on both sides of the cable segments have to be connected to ground. At the same time, a ground bus or a line with a minimum cross-section of 6 mm2 has to be laid in parallel to the bus cable and has to be connected to the shielding of the bus cable and the PE terminal of each bus user. The supply of the ChemWeb Server (GND) also has to be connected to this ground.

RS485 - Master

RS485 - Slave

+5V

RS485 - Slave

(ChemWeb-Server)

(Adr. 00)

(Adr. 01 ... 31)

 

 

Ru

A B GND

A B PE

A B PE

 

 

Rt

Rt

 

 

 

 

Rd

Each of the two ends of the complete bus cable must be fitted with a bus terminating resistor Rt. In addition, one resistor Rd must be connected against the data reference potential GND/PE and one resistor Ru must be connected against the supply voltage plus Vp at any other point of the RS485 bus. With these two balancing resistors, a defined quiescent potential is ensured at the line if no user transmits.

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Contents ChemWeb Server Page Table of Contents Software and Firmware License Disconnect and Lockout Power Before Servicing Page Overview of ChemWeb Server Power Supply Description of ChemWeb ServerExt. Reset Inputs IN1, IN2COM 0 W&T RS485 bus W&T RS232 COM 1 RS232 null modem Ethernet / 10BaseT RJ45Telephone line only for analog or Isdn version OutputsCompactFlash slot CF LED displaysConnecting more than one ChemWeb Server Installation of RS485 busRS485 bus system 390 Ohm +/- 2 % Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Network connection in a LANDirect network connection Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Switched connection via modem Analog modem Isdn modemSetting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Null modem connection via serial interface Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server without Dhcp Setting the IP address of the ChemWeb Server with Dhcp Connection via InternetBasic settings via a Browser StartupServer Setup ISP configurationBus scan Mail configuration Event configuration Time/date setting Server commandsChange passwords Name configuration Chip info Operation and Data Access Display and configuration windowOperation via Web Browser Navigation windowOperation and Data Access 03 04 a 00.TXT Log filesData access via FTP Backing up log filesData access to CompactFlash card with card scanner Data access via Web BrowserTechnical data Appendix Tested Web Browser Appendix Appendix Page Siemens All Rights Reserved