Toshiba AD268 62

62 Analog I/O Modules (AD268 / DA264 / TC218)

2. Specifications PART 3 TC218

2. Specifications

This section describes the TC218 specifications.

The general specification for the TC218 conforms to the specification for the T2 PLC.

2.1 Specifications

Item TC218

Input type Voltage input Thermocouple input

mV input Type K Type J Type E

Input range -100 to +100

mV -200 to +1200

°C-200 to +800

°C-200 to +600

°C

Number of input channels 8 channels 7 channels 7 channels 7 channels

Input impedance 1MΩ or more

I/O allocation type X 8W (8 input registers XW are assigned)

Resolution 16-bit

Overall accuracy ±0.2% FS (at 25°C)

±0.5% FS (0 to 55°C)

(FS: ±100mV (mV input) or 1400°C (type K))

Temperature drift ±100ppm/°C or less

Conversion cycle Approx. 1ms /channel (Approx. 8ms/8 channels)

Insulation resistance 10MΩ or more

Withstand voltage 1500Vac - 1 minute (between logic and analog circuits)

500Vac - 1 minute (between analog circuit and external 24V)

1500Vac - 1 minute (between analog circuit and FG/LG)

Status indication 1 green LED (On when normal)

Special function

Gain and offset calibration function (mV input only)

Linearize function (thermocouple input)

Cold junction compensation function (thermocouple input)

Burnout detection function (thermocouple input)

Input data averaging function

External 24Vdc power voltage drop detection

External power supply 24Vdc ±10% - 120mA

Internal 5Vdc current

consumption 300mA or less

External connection 20-pin removable terminal block

Weight Approx. 300g

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Contents

Main Important Information Safety Precautions Safety Symbols ! ! Safety Precautions 2 About This Manual About This Manual Related Manual Table of Contents Part 1 8 Channel Analog Input Module AD268 4 Part 2 4 Channel Analog Output Module DA264 Part 3 8 Channel Thermocouple Input Module TC218 Page Page 8 1. Introduction 1.1 AD268 Functions Page 10 2. Specifications Users Manual 11 12 3. Input Type Setting 3. Input Type Setting 3.1 Jumper plug setting 1 3 3.2 Parameter setting by software 14 4. Wiring AD268 terminal block Users Manual 15 Voltage input External 24Vdc power supply Current input 16 4. Wiring Page 18 5.2 A/D conversion data Users Manual 19 5V range: 0 D = 3200 A 20 0 to 10V range: D = 3200 A Page 22 1 to 5V / 4 to 20mA range: 4 to 20mA range: D = 800 A - 3200 1 to 5V range: D = 3200 A - 3200 Page 24 6. Parameters The contents of the AD268's buffer memory are as follows. Users Manual 25 26 Page 28 Page 30 6.2 Parameter setting procedure 6.3 Sample program for se tting the parameters 32 7. Troubleshooting Users Manual 33 Page Page 36 1. Introduction 1.1 DA264 Functions Page 38 2. Specifications Users Manual 39 40 3. Output Type Setting 3. Output Type Setting 3.1 Parameter setting by software Users Manual 41 DA264 terminal block 42 4. Wiring External 24Vdc power supply Voltage output Current output Page 44 5.2 D/A conversion data 46 5V range: Users Manual 47 0 to 10V range: 48 0 to 5V / 0 to 20mA range: 0 to 20mA range: A = 1.25 D 0 to 5V range: Users Manual 49 1 to 5V / 4 to 20mA range: 4 to 20mA range: A = 1.25 D + 4000 1 to 5V range: A = 0.3125 D + 1000 50 Page 52 6. Parameters Page 54 6. Parameters 6.2 Sample program to access the parameters 56 7. Troubleshooting Page Page Page 60 1. Introduction 1.1 TC218 Functions Page 62 2. Specifications Users Manual 63 64 3. Input Type Setting 3. Input Type Setting 3.1 Jumper plug setting 1 3 3.2 Parameter setting by software 66 4. Wiring TC218 terminal block Users Manual 67 100mV input (CH1 to CH8) Thermocouple input CH1 CH2 to CH8 Connect the thermistor attached to the TC218 68 4. Wiring Page 70 5.2 A/D conversion data Users Manual 71 Thermocouple (type K) input: 72 Thermocouple (type J) input: Users Manual 73 Thermocouple (type E) input: 74 Users Manual 75 The contents of the TC218's buffer memory are as follows. 76 Page 78 Page 80 6.2 Parameter setting procedure 82 6.3 Sample program for se tting the parameters Page 84 7. Troubleshooting