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    Mi trng truyn dn ca PROFIBUS v lp tchng:

    Cp ng

    Cp quang

    Cc phn t thu pht hng ngoi v RF

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    PROFIBUS l da trn RS485...

    Network consists ofRS485 segments

    Properinstallation

    required

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    PROFIBUS - Cc on mng

    Connected viarepeaters

    M t o n m ng m i r ai khi cn m rngk ho ng c c h ho c s lng cc t rm truynthng

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    Cc oan mng PROFIBUS - Repeater

    Segment 2

    Segment 1

    Isolation

    Segment 1

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    Cc on mng PROFIBUS - Nodes/Devices

    Up to 126 addressable nodes per network

    Up to 32 devices per segment

    RepeaterPROFIBUSNodes (e.g. I/O)

    Optical LinkModules(OLMs)

    What counts as device?

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    Cc oan mng PROFIBUS V d

    Address #0 Address #30 Address #31 Address #60

    Ad dr es s # 90 Ad dr es s # 61A dd re ss # 12 0 A dd re ss # 91

    Addr ess #121 Ad dr ess #125= Repeater

    = OLM

    No Address

    No AddressNo Address

    No Address

    Up to 126addressablenodes pernetwork

    Up to 32devices per

    segment

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    Lp t

    Shielding &Grounding

    Drop Lines

    Termination

    CableDistances

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    Lp t, chng nhiu v ni t

    Ci thin kh nng tng thch in t

    Cung cp 1 tr khng thp i vi nhiu

    Lm gim nhiu pht ra t Bus

    !!!Shield is not always connected to

    protective GND within the devices;

    therefore, make sure the cable shield

    will be connected to GND before itenters or leaves the cabinet

    !!!

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    Installation Khong cch cp

    CableCategory

    II

    >= 20 cm

    >= 10 cm >= 10 cm

    >= 50 cm

    >= 50 cm

    >= 50 cm

    CableCategory

    I

    CableCategory

    III

    CableCategory

    IV

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    Installation Kt ni ch T

    Mi nhnh hoc ni trc tip vo Bus

    Thm cc thit b chng phn x (additional capacitance)

    RS485

    (A)

    (B)

    Internal to device

    Between device andtrunk line

    DeviceRS485

    Device

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    Installation in tr u cui

    Termination for each segment at BOTH ends

    Termination works ONLY when supplied with power

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    Installation - Termination: Example

    OLM OLM OLM

    Repeater

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    u dy d dng vi cc cng c chnh hng

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    Wiring - Easy, when you use the right tools...

    4x

    3. Insert the end of the cable intothe stripper using your left indexfinger as a limit stop to ensure t hecorrect length is inserted.

    1. How to hold the insulationstripper in your right hand.

    2. Match up the cable end withthe template so that your leftindex finger is against the endsurface of the tool.

    6. With the clamp still closed,pull the stripper off the end ofthe cable.

    4. Clamp the cable firmly inthe stripper.

    5. Rotate the stripper aroundthe cable 4 times in thedirection of the arrow.

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    Wiring - Easy, when you use the right tools...

    9. After removing the insulation

    from the cores, the cable canbe fitted into the PB connector.

    7. The removed insulationremains in the stripper. After

    releasing the clamp, theremnants can be removed.

    8. Pull the protective foil off thecores.

    green wire A

    red wire B

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    Copper is not the End of the Road...

    When is Fiber Optic the Choice?

    Kh nng chng nhiu v c lp vi cc ngun khc

    Khong cch truyn xa

    Line, ring and star configuration possible

    Media redundancy

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    Fiber Optic - Optical Link Modules (OLM)

    OLM

    PROFIBUS FO -Glass, PCF or Plastic

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    Fiber Optic - Integrated FO Interface

    = Optical Bus Terminal (OBT)

    PROFIBUS FO -PCF or Plastic

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    More Options... Infrared Components

    Wireless linking of devices (up to 15m)

    Communication with moving devices

    Giao tip vi cc thit b thay i

    Gim ting n

    c lp ni t

    More Options... RF Technology

    http://www.micro-control.no

    http://www.akerstroms.no

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    Thanks for your attention!