Quick Start Guide for Installation and Setup. IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT

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1 for Installation and Setup IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT ba75479e01 07/2005

2 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT IQ SENSOR NET 1. Accessories and Tools for Installation...p Connecting the System Components...p. 5 Joining MIQ modules ("stack mounting")... p. 5 Linking modules via cable ("distributed mounting")... p. 9 Connecting sensors... p. 11 Mounting the MIQ/C184 XT... p. 13 Connecting the power supply to the line power... p Setting the Terminator Switches...p Powering Up...p Basic Settings...p. 19 2

3 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 1 Accessories and Tools for Installation Accessories: Contact base with plastic tapping screws (in the scope of delivery of each MIQ module) M4 ISO blind nut (in the scope of delivery of each MIQ module) M4x16 cheese-head screw with plastic washer (in the scope of delivery of each MIQ module) Cable gland with seal (in the scope of delivery of each MIQ module) SACIQ sensor connection cable SNCIQ Cable or SNCIQ/UG earth cable. These cables are only required if you want to connect MIQ modules that are located at different sites. SSH/IQ sun shield MR/SD 170 assembly set for rail mounting of sun shield SSH/IQ 3

4 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT Tools required: Phillips screw driver (size 5) Screw driver (size 3) The following tools are only required if you want to connect MIQ modules that are located at different sites with the aid of the SNCIQ or SNCIQ/UG cable: Cable stripping knife Wire stripper Wire end sleeves for 0.75 mm 2 wire cross-section with matching crimping tool The following tools are only required if you want to mount an MIQ module to a wall: Drilling machine with an 8 mm drill bit (select the drill bit type appropriate for the wall material) 4

5 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 2 Connecting the System Components Joining MIQ modules ("stack mounting") Caution Observe the following rules for safe operation: Do not mount more than three modules to form a stack. Do not mount more than one power supply module in a module stack. If possible, select the MIQ power supply module to be the rearmost module in the stack. Always mount the MIQ modules in an upright position (to avoid retained humidity) Protect MIQ modules installed outside against the effects of the weather (snow, ice and direct sun light) by a sun shield. Procedure: Note The steps 2 to 8 describe the mounting of the rearmost module to a vertical rail using the SSH/IQ sun shield. If you mount the module in a different way, continue with step 10. Sun shield SSH/IQ + assembly set MR/SD 170: Pre-assemble each of the four hexagon head bolts (2) with a nut (3) and a lock washer (4) to a clamping device (1). All parts are contained in the scope of the MR/SD Mount the sun shield SSH/IQ to the clamping device using the cap screws (5) and washers (6) SSH/IQ MR/SD 170 5

6 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 7 8 SSH/IQ 3 Position both clamping devices at the rail and fix them using the four nuts (7) and the four lock washers (8). The parts are contained in the scope of the MR/SD 170. Rail MR/SD Select the module that is to be the rearmost module of the stack. If possible, select the power supply module for this. Rearmost MIQ module in the stack: 9 5 Remove both covers (9) on the back. 6 Remove the two screws on the left side (10) and open the lid. Bei Stapelmontage Aufkleber entfernen und Kontaktträger montieren For stack mounting remove label and install contact carrier Insert the two cheese head screws with the white plastic washers (11) into the drilled mounting holes. 8 Loosely screw the ISO blind nuts (12) on the cheese head screws from the back. Do not yet tighten the screws! 11 6

7 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 9 Position the module on the sun shield and fix it into place by tightening the cheese head screws (11). To mount further modules on the lid, continue with the following steps: Close the lid and fix it using the two screws (10). 11 Remove the two covers (13) on the front. 12 Remove the contact cover (14) from the contacts. Do not remove the contact cover completely but leave it connected to the side of the module Next MIQ module in the stack: Select the next module to be connected to the lid of the existing module. On this module: 14 Remove the two covers (15) on the back. 15 Pull off the label (16) on the back. 16 Remove the two screws on the left side (17). 16 Bei Stapelmontage Aufkleber entfernen und Kontaktträger montieren For stack mounting remove label and install contact carrier 17 7

8 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 17 Using the two screws provided (19), fix the contact base (18) to the module back. 18 Open the lid Insert the two cheese head screws (20) with the white plastic washers (21) in the drilled mounting holes. 20 Loosely screw the ISO blind nuts (22) on the cheese head screws from the back. Do not yet tighten the screws! Connecting both MIQ modules: 21 Attach the prepared module with the lid open to the back module. At the front module, there are two clips at the lower back edge. First insert these clips in the slots on the lid of the back module. Then insert the two blind nuts of the front module in the drilled mounting holes on the lid of the back module. 22 Slightly press both modules against each other and tighten the two cheese head screws at the front module. 23 Close the lid of the front module and fix it using the two screws (17). To mount a further module on the stack repeat the steps 8 to 23. Note that a maximum of three modules may be mounted as a stack. 17 8

9 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT Linking modules via cable ("distributed mounting") Procedure: 1 Run the cable between the modules to be interconnected. Run the cable ends to the bottom of the module housings. 2 Cut the cable to the appropriate length. Take into account that the cable ends must intrude min. 3 cm into the housing for proper connection. Cable ends ready for connection to the module: approx. 45 mm red SNCIQ green approx. 35 mm approx. 45 mm 3 Prepare both cable ends: SNCIQ: Using a cable stripping knife remove approx. 45 mm of the cable sheath. SNCIQ/UG: Using a cable stripping knife remove approx. 45 mm of the outer and inner cable sheath. Then remove another 35 mm of the outer cable sheath. Shorten the shielding braid up to the end of the cable sheath. Shorten the two plastic fillers up to the end of the cable sheath. Using a wire stripper bare the red and green wires and fit them with wire end sleeves. Fit the stranded wire with a wire end sleeve. SNCIQ/UG Note You can use any free SENSORNET connection port for interconnecting MIQ modules. Make sure that the connection port is designated with "SENSORNET". A label with all terminal designations is located on the module floor. Each module has two SENSORNET ports in the right-hand section of the terminal strip. Some modules may have further SENSORNET ports in the left-hand section. 9

10 GREEN GRÜN SHIELD SCHIRM RED ROT IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT SENSORNET 2 label with terminal designations SENSORNET SNCIQ or SNCIQ/UG On both modules: 4 Open the lid. Inside you see the terminal strip (green) located in the lower section of the module. The label with all terminal designations is located on the module floor. 5 Select a free SENSORNET connection port. 6 Unscrew the blanking cover underneath the SENSORNET connection port. 7 Screw the cable gland (1) into the opening. Prior to this, put the sealing ring (2) over the thread of the cable gland. 8 Loosen the coupling ring (3) and thread the cable through the cable gland into the housing. The end of the cable sheath should be flush with the inner end of the cable gland. 9 Tighten the coupling ring (3). Example: connection on "SENSORNET 1" port: terminal designation: X3 X2 X1 SENSORNET 1 red shield green 10 Connect the wires to the SENSORNET connection port. To do so, loosen the screw at the corresponding screw connection, insert the wire into the screw connection, and tighten the screw again. Observe the designation of the connection port on the label. It must read: SENSORNET 1 (2, 3, 4): RED SHIELD (= stranded wire, not insulated) GREEN 11 When all three wires are properly connected, close the lid of the module. SNCIQ or SNCIQ/UG 10

11 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT Connecting sensors Procedure: 1 Run the cable between the sensor and the connection module. Run the cable end with the open wires to the bottom of the module housing. Take into account that the wire ends must intrude min. 3 cm into the housing for proper connection. Note You can use any free SENSORNET connection port for connecting a sensor. Make sure that the connection port is designated with "SENSORNET". A label with all terminal designations is located on the module floor. Each module has two SENSORNET ports in the right-hand section of the terminal strip. Some modules may have further SENSORNET ports in the left-hand section. SENSORNET 2 label with terminal designations SENSORNET SACIQ On the connection module: 2 Open the lid. Inside you see the terminal strip (green) located in the lower section of the module. The label with all terminal designations is located on the module floor. 3 Select a free SENSORNET connection port. 4 Unscrew the blanking cover underneath the SENSORNET connection port. 5 Screw the cable gland (1) into the opening. Prior to this, put the sealing ring (2) over the thread of the cable gland. 6 Loosen the coupling ring (3) and thread the sensor connection cable through the cable gland into the housing. The heat shrink tube at the end of the cable sheath should be flush with the inner end of the cable gland. 7 Tighten the coupling ring (3). 11

12 GREEN GRÜN SHIELD SCHIRM RED ROT IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT Example: connection on "SENSORNET 1" port: terminal designation: X3 X2 X1 SENSORNET 1 red black green 8 Connect the wires to the SENSORNET connection port. To do so, loosen the screw at the corresponding screw connection, insert the wire into the screw connection, and tighten the screw again. Observe the designation of the connection port on the label. It must read: SENSORNET 1 (2, 3, 4): RED SHIELD (= stranded wire, not insulated) GREEN 9 When all three wires are properly connected, close the lid of the module. SACIQ On the sensor: 10 Remove the protective caps from the plug connection of the sensor and the SACIQ cable. SACIQ 5 11 Align the socket of the cable with the plug head connector of the sensor. Rotate the socket so that the pin (4) is in line with either of the two small holes in the socket (5). 12 Then push the socket onto the connector and rotate the coupling ring (6) clockwise until stop

13 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT Mounting the MIQ/C184 XT Procedure: On the lid of any free module: 1 Remove the contact cover (1) from the contacts. Do not remove the contact cover completely but leave it connected to the side of the module Attach the MIQ/C184 XT to the module lid. To do so, insert the flap on the back of the MIQ/C184 XT into the slot on the door hinge of the module. Then, pull back the lever (2), place the MIQ/C184 XT completely on the module and release the lever. 3 To protect the MIQ/C184 XT from being inadvertently removed, fix the lever with the aid of the screw (3). The screw is contained in the scope of delivery of the MIQ/C184 XT. MIQ/C184 XT Top view: Pull lever back Note The mobile terminal MIQ/T 2020 (PLUS) is mounted in the same way except for step 3. The mobile terminal is not intended to be fixed by a fixing screw. 13

14 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT Connecting the power supply to the power line ( VAC: MIQ/PS power supply module; 24 V AC/DC: MIQ/24V power supply module) Warning If the power supply is connected incorrectly, it may represent a danger to life from electric shock. Pay attention to the following points during installation: The MIQ/PS or MIQ/24V power supply module may only be connected to the power supply by a trained electrician. The connection of the MIQ/PS or MIQ/24V power supply module to the power supply may only be carried out when it is not carrying any voltage. The power supply must fulfill the specifications given on the nameplate and in the operating manual of the power supply module. A switch or power switch must be provided as a disconnecting device for the power supply module. The disconnecting device must be installed in the vicinity of the power supply module, easily accessible by the user, and identified as a disconnecting device for the power supply module. After it has been installed, the power supply module may only be opened if the line voltage has been switched off beforehand. Procedure: 1 Run the line cord to the power supply module. Run the cord end to the bottom of the module housings. 2 Cut the line cord to the appropriate length. Take into account that the cord end must intrude min. 3 cm into the housing for proper connection. Line cord end ready for connection: 3 Prepare the end of the line cord: Using a cable stripping knife remove approx. 45 mm of the cable sheath. Using a wire stripper bare the wires of phases L and N and fit them with wire end sleeves. If present, cut off the protective earth conductor wire at the end of the cable sheath. 14

15 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT On the power supply module: 4 Open the lid. Inside you see the terminal strip (green) located in the lower section of the module. The leftmost connection port is the line power connection. 5 Unscrew the blanking cover underneath the leftmost connection port. 6 Screw the cable gland (1) into the opening. Prior to this, put the sealing ring (2) over the thread of the cable gland. 7 Loosen the coupling ring (3) and thread the line cord through the cable gland into the housing. The end of the cable sheath should be flush with the inner end of the cable gland. 8 Tighten the coupling ring (3). 9 Connect the wires of the line cord to the line power connection port. To do so, loosen the screw at the corresponding screw connection, insert the wire into the screw connection, and tighten the screw again. MIQ/PS: Observe the designation of the connection on the label. Connect the wires as follows: X10: N X11: L MIQ/24V: Connect the wires. It is not important which wire is connected to which terminal. 10 When both wires are properly connected, close the lid of the module. 15

16 GREEN GRÜN SHIELD SCHIRM RED ROT SN TERMINATOR GREEN GRÜN SHIELD SCHIRM RED ROT IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 3 Setting the Terminator Switches Note For failure-free operation, the SN terminator switches (terminating resistors) must be set to ON on precisely two specific MIQ modules in the IQ SENSOR NET. The switches are located in each MIQ module between the two SENSORNET connections on the right of the terminal strip. The switch is designated "SN TERMINATOR": SN Terminator Switch ON OFF X6 X5 X4 ON EIN X3 X2 X1 SENSORNET 2 OFF AUS SENSORNET 1 For checking and setting the switch, open the module, set the switch to the required position and close the module again. How to select the right switches: Follow the rules given below for setting the SN terminator switch: 1 If the system contains only one stack of MIQ modules, the SN terminator switch on the foremost and rearmost MIQ modules must be set to ON. 2 If the system contains branched installed MIQ modules, the SN terminator switches at the start and at the end of the longest continuous cable length must be set to ON. 3 In all other MIQ modules, the SN terminator switch must be set to OFF. 16

17 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT The following sketches gives you examples of where to set the switches to ON: x x x x = MIQ module with the SN terminator switch set to ON = MIQ module with the SN terminator switch set to OFF = Module stack x 17

18 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 4 Powering Up For powering up, switch on the voltage supply of the MIQ power supply module. The system starts with the following start-up sequence: Start-up sequence: 1 In the initial start phase, all IQ SENSOR NET components are automatically registered on the MIQ/C184 XT controller module and the terminal is initialized. Then, the system performs a self test. This process may last a few seconds. 2 As soon as the terminal is successfully initialized, the measured value display appears (fourfold display). In the case of IQ sensors that are not yet providing measured values, "Init" appears temporarily. 3 When the start-up sequence is finished, the measured values of all sensors appear on the display. The system is now ready for measuring. 18

19 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 5 Basic Settings Selecting the display language By default, the display language of the IQ SENSOR NET is German. To select another language, proceed as follows: Procedure: 1 In the measurement screen, press s. The Einstellungen/Settings menu comes up. The first menu item, Sprache/Language, is highlighted. If not, turn the rotary switch until Sprache/Language is highlighted. 2 Press g. The Sprache/Language menu comes up with a list of all available languages. 3 Highlight your language in the list by turning the rotary switch. Then press g. The checkmark to the right indicates that the language is set. 4 Press m to return to the measurement screen. The system will work with the new language. 19

20 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT Assigning user-defined names to sensors The IQ SENSOR NET enables you to assign user-defined names to all sensors. The name appears with the measured value on the measurement screen. The sensor name may consist of up to 11 characters. By default, the sensor name is identical with the serial number of the sensor. Procedure: 1 In the measurement screen, press s. The Settings/Einstellungen menu comes up. 2 Highlight the menu item Edit list of sensors by turning the rotary switch. 3 Press g. The Edit list of sensors menu comes up. 4 Highlight the Sensor name column by turning the rotary switch. 5 Press g. 6 Highlight the required sensor by turning the rotary switch. 20

21 IQ SENSOR NET System 184 XT 7 Press g. You are now in the edit mode for the sensor name. Note: Whenever the p symbol is shown as last character, pressing g will terminate the edit mode. All entries made so far will be adopted. If you want to abort the whole procedure and keep the original sensor name, press e. 8 Turn the rotary switch left or right to select the first character. The following characters are available: a... z A... Z µ % & / ( ) + - = > <.!? _ 9 Press g. Now you can select the next character. 10 Repeat the steps 8 and 9 accordingly until the name is complete. Note: If you want to delete the last character, select the left arrow symbol (b) and press g. 11 When the name is complete and the last character is the p symbol, press g. The edit mode is terminated. The new sensor name is adopted. 12 Press m to return to the measurement screen. The new name appears with the measured value. 21

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