IOMan Users Guide Release2

IOMan
User´s Guide
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Copyright © Opsis AB, Furulund, September 2005. Release 2.

Contents
1 Introduction .................................................................................................. 1
1.1 IOMan introduction ....................................................................................... 1
2 Module description ...................................................................................... 3

2.1 PM020 Power supply module ........................................................................ 3
2.2 CM001 Communication module ................................................................... 4
2.3 IM001 Isolated analogue input module ......................................................... 5
2.3.1 IM Voltage mode ........................................................................................... 6
2.3.2 IM Current mode ........................................................................................... 6
2.3.3 IM Current Active mode ................................................................................ 6
2.3.4 Specifications and connections ...................................................................... 7
2.4 IM016/IM032 Isolated analogue input module ............................................. 8
2.5 OM001 Isolated analogue output module ...................................................... 9
2.5.1 OM Voltage mode ....................................................................................... 10
2.5.2 OM Current Active mode ............................................................................ 10
2.5.3 Specifications and connections .................................................................... 11
2.6 DM002 Isolated digital input/output module .............................................. 11
2.7 DM016 Isolated digital input/output module .............................................. 13
2.8 TM001 Isolated input module for Pt100 type temperature sensor .............. 14
2.9 WM002 Isolated input module for WS510 wind sensor ............................. 15
2.10 LP001 Lightning protection module ............................................................ 17
3 Connecting the modules ............................................................................ 19

3.1 Ribbon cable ................................................................................................ 19
3.2 Chain ............................................................................................................ 19
3.3 Serial communication .................................................................................. 20
3.4 Power modules ............................................................................................. 20
4 Installation units and accessories ............................................................. 23

4.1 PU040 Panel mounted unit .......................................................................... 23
4.2 RU030 Rack unit ......................................................................................... 24
4.3 WU020 Wallmounted unit ........................................................................... 25
4.4 Accessories .................................................................................................. 25
5 Sensors ........................................................................................................ 27
5.1 Pt100 ............................................................................................................ 28
5.2 Pt102 ............................................................................................................ 29
5.3 Pt110 ............................................................................................................ 30
5.4 BM100 ......................................................................................................... 31
5.5 BM101 ......................................................................................................... 32
5.6 WS510 ......................................................................................................... 33
5.7 WS520 ......................................................................................................... 34
5.8 HX110 .......................................................................................................... 35
Introduction 1
This chapter gives a brief introduction to the Opsis IOMan data logging and control sys-
tem. An overview of the modules, the communication and IOMan software interfaces is
also provided.
1.1 IOMan introduction

The IOMan System is designed for flexible data handling. The system handles analogue
input and output signals, digital input and output signals, sensors with serial communica-
tion and industrial protocols. A schematic is shown in figure 1.1.
The system can handle up to 254 input and 254 output signals. To configure the system, an
installation unit is selected and different modules are installed to meet the signal require-
ments.
Sensors with serial and industrial protocols are connected using serial ports at the compu-
ter where also the software is installed for data handling. The applications for IOMan sys-
tems include data handling for Opsis gasmonitoring system, and stand alone system for
data acquisition. The IOMan system can be connected to any PC using the serial port of
the computer and is easily upgraded by adding modules.
This “IOMan User’s Guide” will only describe the hardware part and the sensor part. For
the other parts of the system, EnviMan, IO256, IOManager etc., refer to appropriate man-
ual.
1
Introduction
Figure 1.1. The IOMan data logging and control system.
2
Module description 2
The IOMan data logging and control system hardware is based on different modules pro-
viding maximum flexibility and ease of operation The different modules will be described
in this chapter together with their technical specification, a figure, operating modes and
connections.
2.1 PM020 Power supply module

The PM020 power supplies up to 20 modules. Since the system can handle up to 254 mod-
ules, several PM020 may be needed in large applications.
Figure 2.1. PM020.
Technical specification: PM020

Dimensions (W × H × D) 75 × 100 × 80 mm
Output ±12 V, 1+1 A (Supports load to 20 I/O
modules)
Input 230 VAC/115 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
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Module description
Chain Power
-12 V DCout
0 V out
+12 V DCout
Bus out
230 V ACin *
115 V ACin *
Bus in
N
Figure 2.2. Connections to PM020. * = 230 VAC alternatively 115 VAC.
2.2 CM001 Communication module

The CM001 communication module handles communication between different I/O mod-
ules and the IO256 software. If two systems require access to the same hardware, an addi-
tional CM001 module is connected.
4 5 6
1 2 3
Figure 2.3. CM001.
Technical specification: CM001

Dimension (W × H × D) 22 × 81 × 80 mm
Connection to host RS232
Connection to I/O modules 10-pol flat cable. Controls up to 254 input
and output channels.
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Module description
Connections: CM001
1 RX RS232
2 Gnd RS232
3 TX RS232
4 CM Communication 1*
5 CM Communication 2*
6 Chain out
*= If using more than one CM001, they should be cross-connected. Simply connect 4 →
5 from CM number one to CM number two, 5 → 4 from CM number one to CM number
two.
2.3 IM001 Isolated analogue input

module
The IM 001 isolated analogue input module accepts analogue voltage or current input. The
module can also drive passive sensors with no additional power supplies. The operation
mode of the module can be Voltage, Current or Current Active mode.
4 5 6
1 2 3
Figure 2.4. IM001.
• Busy – The diode is lit green when traffic on the ribbon cable is directed to the
module.
• Error – The diode is lit red when hardware failure, communication failure or the
most common, a programming blunder in the IOMan configuration, causes an error.
• Uin – The diode is switched on when the operation mode of the module is voltage.
• a-Iin – The diode is switched on when the operating mode of the module is set to
Current active mode. The diode is off in Current mode.
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Module description
2.3.1 IM Voltage mode

In this operation mode the unit measure the voltage passively.
IOMan
module
+ U Voltage
- = MP measurement
Figure 2.5. IM Voltage mode. MP = measuring point.
2.3.2 IM Current mode

This operation mode measure current with an external power supply.
IOMan
Current module
MP
measurement
+ U
- =
Figur 2.6. IM Current mode. MP = measuring point.
2.3.3 IM Current Active mode

In this operation mode the measuring point do not have it’s own power supply so therefore
the active mode will supply the measuring point with the necessary power.
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Module description
Current
measurement IOMan
module
+ U
MP
- =
Figure 2.7. IM Current Active mode. MP = measuring point.
2.3.4 Specifications and connections

Technical specification: IM001
Dimension (W × H × D) 22 × 81 × 80 mm
Number of channels 1
Operation Voltage/Current/Current Active mode
0 – 10 V Overall accuracy ±10 mV
Temperature coefficient ± 100 ppm/°C
Resolution 1 mV
Calibration temperature 20 °C
Ambient temperature 0 °C to +70 °C (+30 °F to 160 °F)
Isolation 400 V
Input impedance 10 kΩ
0 – 20 mA Overall accuracy ±20 µA
Resolution 20 µA
Isolation 400 V
Input impedance 24 Ω
Active supply 18 V
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Module description
Connections: IM001
mode Uin Passive-Iin Active-Iin
range 0-10 VDC 0/4-20 mA 0/4-20 mA
1 + input n.c. + input
2 n.c. + input – input
3 – input – input n.c.
4 chain in
5 n.c.
6 chain ut
2.4 IM016/IM032 Isolated analogue

input module
The IM016 module is an input module providing 16 input channels with common ground.
The IM016 can only be used in Voltage mode.
Chain IN1 IN2 …. … IN8

IN GND OUT + - + - + -
+ - + - + -
IN9 IN10 … …IN16
Figure 2.8. IM016.
module.
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Module description
Technical specification: IM016/IM032

Dimension (W × H × D) 141 × 120 × 50 mm
Number of channels 16, with common ground
Operation IM016: 0 – 10 V
IM032: ±100 mV, ±200 mV, ±500 mV,
±1 V, ±2 V, ±5 V, ±10 V
Overall accuracy IM016: ±10 mV
IM032: 0.05 % of full scale
Temperature coefficient IM016: ±100 ppm
IM032: ±50 ppm
Resolution IM016: 2.5 mV
IM032: 0.05 % of full scale
Ambient temperature 0 °C to +70°C (+30 °F to 160 °F)
Isolation 400 V
Input impedance 10 kΩ
2.5 OM001 Isolated analogue output

module
The OM001 output module outputs an analogue voltage or current signal. The module can
drive external sources and support them with necessary power. Operation mode of the
module can be either Voltage or Current Active mode.
4 5 6
1 2 3
Figure 2.9. OM001.
module.
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Module description
• Iout – The diode is switched on when the operating mode of the module is set to
Current active mode.
• Uout – The diode is switched on when the operation mode of the module is voltage.
2.5.1 OM Voltage mode

In this operation the receiving point obtain a voltage signal.
IOMan
module
U
+
RP =
-
Figure 2.10. OM Voltage läge. RP = Receiving point.
2.5.2 OM Current Active mode

With this operation mode the module can drive external sources and support them with
necessary power.
IOMan
RP module
+ I
- =
Figur 2.11. OM Current Active mode. RP = Receiving point
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Module description
2.5.3 Specifications and connections

Technical specification: OM001
Dimension (W × H × D) 22 × 81 × 80 mm
Operation Voltage/Current Active
0 – 10 V Overall accuracy ±10 mV
Resolution 2.5 mV
Isolation 400 V
0 – 20 mA Overall accuracy ±20 µA
Resolution 5 µA
Isolation 400 V
Drive capacity 900 Ω
Connections: OM001
mode Uout Iout
range 0-10 VDC 0/4-20 mA
1 + output n.c.
2 n.c. + output
3 – output – output
4 chain in
5 n.c.
6 chain ut
2.6 DM002 Isolated digital input/

output module
The DM002 module provides one relay output and one opto-coupled digital input, which
also can be used as a counter/frequency input.
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Module description
4 5 6
1 2 3
Figure 2.12. DM002.
module.
• Output – The diode is switched on when the module is set to digital output.
• Input – The diode is switched on when the module is set to digital input.
Technical specification: DM002
Dimension (W × H × D) 22 × 81 × 80 mm
Number of channels 1+1
Operation DM002 input Status/counter/frequency (0-50Khz)
Input (opto-coupled) Low level Max. 1 V
High level Min. 4 V
Resistance/Voltage 1400 ohm/max. 24 V
Ambient temperature 0 to +70 °C
Isolation 400 V
Output (relay) Breaking capability 2 A / 50 V
Ambient temperature 0 to +70 °C
Isolation 400 V
Connections: DM002
mode Input Output
range 0-24 VDC (relay)
1 + input
2 + output
3 – input – output
4 chain in
5 n.c.
6 chain ut
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Module description
2.7 DM016 Isolated digital input/

output module
Chain IN1 IN2 … … IN8

In Gnd Out - + - + - +
- + - + - +
out1 out2 … … out8
Figure 2.13. DM016.
The DM016 module provides eight relay outputs and eight opto-coupled inputs. The in-
puts can drive contact closures, relays, etc without an external power supply. This active
mode is pre-set by the jumper at J2, to deactivate and switch to passive mode simply move
the jumper at J2 to J1.
Mode Active Passive
Jumper input input
J1 OFF ON
J2 ON OFF
module.
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Module description
Technical specification: DM016

Dimension (W × H × D) 141 × 120 × 50 mm
Number of channels 8 ingångar, 8 utgångar
Operation DM016 input Status
Input (opto-coupled) Low level Max. 1 V
High level Min. 4 V
Resistance/Voltage 1400 ohm/max. 24 V
Isolation 400 V
Output (relay) Breaking capability 2 A / 50 V
Isolation 400 V
DM016 has active inputs with common ground input impedance 2 kΩ and 50 mA/24 V to-
tal drive capacity.
2.8 TM001 Isolated input module for

Pt100 type temperature sensor
The TM001 module converts the signal from a Pt100 sensor to a temperature.
4 5 6
1 2 3
Figure 2.14. TM001.
module.
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Module description
Technical specification: TM001

Dimension (W × H × D) 22 × 81 × 80 mm
Standard range 0 °C to 550 °C
Overall accuracy ±0.4°C
Temperature coefficient ±150 ppm
Compensation 3-wire bridge
Resolution 0.1 °C
Isolation 400 V
Connections: TM001
mode Pt100
range 0 °C to 550 °C
1 + sensor (1)
2 + sensor (2)
3 – sensor
4 Chain in
5 n.c.
6 chain ut
2.9 WM002 Isolated input module for

WS510 wind sensor
The WM002 module converts the signal from WS510 wind sensor to wind direction and
wind speed.
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Module description
4 5 6
11
12
13
14
15
16
1 2 3 17
Figure 2.15. WM002.
module.
Technical specification: WM002
Dimension (W × H × D) 22 × 81 × 100 mm
Operation Wind speed/wind direction
Wind speed Isolation 400 V
Range 0 m/s to 60 m/s
Wind direction Isolation 400 V
Calibration temperature +20 °C (+70 °F
Range 0° to 360°
Accuracy 1°
Resolution 1°
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Module description
Connections: WM002
1 n.c.
2 n.c.
3 n.c.
11 n.c.
12 n.c.
13 – Direction (Gnd)
14 Direction signal
15 + Direction
16 + Speed
17 – Speed (Gnd)
4 Chain in
5 n.c.
6 chain ut
2.10 LP001 Lightning protection

module
The LP001 has a gas discharge tube as coarse protection for high energy earthbound tran-
sients and suppressor diodes as fine protection for across voltage. The LP001 can handle
up to eigth cables for protection. It’s possible to use several LP001 in a system.
9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16
Side view
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
Figure 2.16. LP001.
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Module description
Connections: LP001
mode Cable connection in mode Cable connection out
range range
1 Cable 1 9 Cable 1
2 Cable 2 10 Cable 2
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Connecting the modules 3
When building a large IOMan system with lot of modules there will be some restrictions
of how to use the power modules.
This chapter describes how to connect the modules, the restrictions and how to install a
system operating with multiple power modules.
3.1 Ribbon cable

The ribbon cable is used for communication to the I/O modules but also to connect the
power modules when using more than one. Each of the modules is powered and addressed
through the ribbon cable.
Figure 3.1. Ribbon cable.
3.2 Chain
The chain connects the modules to each other, providing a link between them, allowing for
synchronising the communication
Figure 3.2. Chain (enlarged).
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Connecting the modules
3.3 Serial communication
9-pin 25-pin
Figure 3.3. Serial communication.
Note: When using a serial cable to a 9-pin connection the TX and RX is switched com-
pared to a 25-pin connection. For a 9-pin connection the TX is at pin #3 and the RX at
pin #2. For a 25-pin connection the TX is at pin #2 and the RX at pin #3. The GND for
a 9-pin is at pin #5 and for the 25-pin at pin #7.
3.4 Power modules

Restriction: One power module PM020 can supply necessary power up to 20 modules.
If more modules are in use in a system, more power modules are required.
The larger modules, IM016, IM032 and DM016 count for three modules each concern-
ing the power consumption.
Chain Power
-12 V DCout
0 V out
+12 V DCout
Bus out
230 V ACin *
115 V ACin *
Bus in
N
Figure 3.4. Power module.
When connecting more than one PM020 in a system the ribbon cable is used to link the
power modules together. Compare the two following examples to understand the differ-
ence between one power module system and multiple power module system.
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Figure 3.5. System with one power module.
With several power modules the connection of the ribbon cable is from the “bus in” on the
first PM020 to the “bus out” on the second PM020 and so on.
Figure 3.6. System with several power modules.
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Installation units and accessories 4
Opsis offers standardised installation units to house the IOMan modules. There are also
additional options and accessories available to be used with the IOMan system.
4.1 PU040 Panel mounted unit
Figure 4.1. Example of an installation with PU040.
PU040
Application For mounting inside a cabinet
Dimension (L × H) 600 mm × max. 800 mm (height depending on number of mod-
ules)
Number of modules Max. 2 × 20 (exclusive PM020 and CM001)
Including separate input/output plinths.
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Installation units and accessories
4.2 RU030 Rack unit
Figure 4.2. Example of an installation with RU030.
RU030
Application For mounting inside a cabinet or placed on a table
Number of modules Max. 30 (exclusive. PM020 and CM001)
Degree of protection IP 44
Up to 9 RU 030 can be used by the same system.
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4.3 WU020 Wallmounted unit
Figure 4.3. Example of an installation with WU020.
WU020
Application For mounting on a wall
Number of modules Max. 20 (exclusive PM020 and CM001)
Dimension (L × W × H) 600 × 125 × 200 mm
4.4 Accessories
• Short-haul modem, standard
• Short-haul modem, standard, external power supply, 115 or 230 VAC.
25
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Sensors 5
This chapter describes the installation of various sensors to the IOMan system. The instal-
lation should only be made by qualified technicians or by an Opsis representative. The in-
formation seen here is for reference only.
The chapter describes the most common sensors to the IOMan system, their technical de-
scription and how they are connected to the modules.
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Sensors
5.1 Pt100
The Pt100 temperature sensor is used for recording the ambient temperature outdoors. The
sensors can be delivered with a radiation shield to prevent exposure to the sun.
Technical specification: Pt100

Requirements TM001
Measurement range -50 °C to +100 °C
Compensation 3-wire bridge
Dimensions ∅3 mm × 185 mm height
Radiation shield
Dimensions ∅120 mm × 270 mm height
Weight (approx.) 0.7 kg
Mounting ∅25 mm to ∅50 mm
Cable (standard) 20 m
Pt100
1 2 3 5 TM001
Red
Earth
Brown
Orange 1 2 3
Orange Red
Brown
Shield
Figure 5.1. Connections to the Pt100 sensor.
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Sensors
5.2 Pt102
The Pt102 temperature sensor is used for recording the temperature in cells and in the am-
bient surroundings.

Requirements TM001
Dimensions ∅4 mm, 35 mm in length
Weight (approx.) 30 g
Cable (standard) 5m
Pt102
TM001
Red + White - 1 2 3
Red White
Red +
Red
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Sensors
5.3 Pt110
The Pt110 temperature sensor is used for recording the temperature in stacks and gas
ducts.

Requirements TM001
Dimensions ∅12 mm or ∅9 mm, length depending on application
Weight (approx.) 0.7 kg (400 mm standard probe length)
Mounting 1”, ¼”, ½”
Pt110
TM001
+ -
+
Black Red 1 2 3
Brown Red
Brown
Black
Shield
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Sensors
5.4 BM100
The BM 100 sensor is used for recording the ambient air pressure.
Technical specification: BM100

Requirements IM001
Measurement range 700 mbar to 1100 mbar
Output signal 4 mA to 20 mA
Dimensions ∅30 mm × 110 mm in length
Ambient temperature -10 °C to +60 °C
Mounting ∅¼”
Shield Orange
4 2
IM001
1 3
Brown
1 2 3
Brown
Orange
Shield
Figure 5.4. Connections to the BM100 sensor.
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Sensors
5.5 BM101
The BM101 sensor is used for recording the pressure in stacks and gas ducts.
Technical specification: BM101

Requirements IM001
Measurement range 700 mbar to 1100 mbar
Output signal 4 mA to 20 mA
Dimensions ∅30 mm × 110 mm in length
Mounting ∅¼”
Teflon tube 10 m, ∅6 mm (alternatively a 6 mm tube bend)
Shield Orange
4 2
IM001
1 3
Brown
1 2 3
Brown
Orange
Shield
Figure 5.5. Connections to the BM101 sensor.
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Sensors
5.6 WS510
The WS510 wind sensor is used for recording wind direction and wind speed.
Technical specification: WS510

Requirements WM002
Measurement range Direction: 355°. Speed: 0 m/s to 60 m/s (0-130 mph)
Dimensions (L × H) 550 mm × 370 mm. Propeller: ∅180 mm
Weight (approx.) 1 kg
Mounting ∅34 mm
456
WM002 GND WS510
11 2 3 4 5 6
12
13
Orange
az exc
ws sig
Spare
ws ref
az sig
az ref
14
Red
15
Black
16
Brown
123 17
Orange Brown
Red Black
Figure 5.6. Connections to the WS510 sensor.
Note: The wind module connections #13 and #17 are connected.
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Sensors
5.7 WS520
The WS520 is a 3-Axis Ultrasonic Meteorological Anemometer and it is used for record-
ing wind direction and wind speed in 3 axes.
Technical specification: WS520

Requirements IO256 software + serial port
Measurement range
Direction 355°, accuracy ±2°
Wind speed 0 to 60 m/s (0-130 mph), accuracy 1.5 % 1 rms
Resolution 0.01 m/s
Dimensions (L × H) 750 mm × 240
Weight (approx.) 1 kg
Operating temperature -40 °C to +60 °C
The settings to input for the RS-232 communication are:

• 9600 baud
• 8 bit data
• 1 stop bit
• No parity.
Following is a “pin-out” for a standard Non-Hand-Shaking modem cable:

9 pin connector 25 pin connector Sensor WS520
Pin #3 Pin #2 Pin #4
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Sensors
5.8 HX110
The HX110 is a sensor for recording the ambient air humidity and the ambient air temper-
ature indoors.
Technical specification: HX110
Requirements IM001
Humidity range 5 % to 90 %
Temperature range 0 °C to 100 °C
Output signal 4 mA till 20 mA
Dimensions ∅16 mm × 130 mm length
Weight (approx.) 270 g
HX110 IM001 IM001

(Hum.) (Temp.)
Temp. RH
1 2 3 2 3
Brown Orange
Red - Brown +
Orange + Black - Black Red
Figure 5.7. Connections to the HX110 sensor.
The HX110 sensor need two IM001 modules to measure both humidity and temperature.
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Sensors
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2 Module description ...................................................................................... 3

3 Connecting the modules ............................................................................ 19

4 Installation units and accessories ............................................................. 23

1.1 IOMan introduction

Figure 1.1. The IOMan data logging and control system.

2.1 PM020 Power supply module

Figure 2.1. PM020.

Technical specification: PM020

Figure 2.2. Connections to PM020. * = 230 VAC alternatively 115 VAC.

2.2 CM001 Communication module

Technical specification: CM001

2.3 IM001 Isolated analogue input

2.3.1 IM Voltage mode

Figure 2.5. IM Voltage mode. MP = measuring point.

2.3.2 IM Current mode

Figur 2.6. IM Current mode. MP = measuring point.

2.3.3 IM Current Active mode

Figure 2.7. IM Current Active mode. MP = measuring point.

2.3.4 Specifications and connections

2.4 IM016/IM032 Isolated analogue

Chain IN1 IN2 …. … IN8

Technical specification: IM016/IM032

2.5 OM001 Isolated analogue output

2.5.1 OM Voltage mode

Figure 2.10. OM Voltage läge. RP = Receiving point.

2.5.2 OM Current Active mode

Figur 2.11. OM Current Active mode. RP = Receiving point

2.5.3 Specifications and connections

2.6 DM002 Isolated digital input/

2.7 DM016 Isolated digital input/

Chain IN1 IN2 … … IN8

Technical specification: DM016

2.8 TM001 Isolated input module for

Technical specification: TM001

2.9 WM002 Isolated input module for

Figure 2.15. WM002.

2.10 LP001 Lightning protection

Figure 2.16. LP001.

3.1 Ribbon cable

Figure 3.1. Ribbon cable.

Figure 3.2. Chain (enlarged).

3.3 Serial communication

Figure 3.3. Serial communication.

3.4 Power modules

Figure 3.4. Power module.

Figure 3.5. System with one power module.

Figure 3.6. System with several power modules.

4.1 PU040 Panel mounted unit

Figure 4.1. Example of an installation with PU040.

Including separate input/output plinths.

4.2 RU030 Rack unit

Figure 4.2. Example of an installation with RU030.

Up to 9 RU 030 can be used by the same system.

4.3 WU020 Wallmounted unit

Figure 4.3. Example of an installation with WU020.

Technical specification: Pt100

Figure 5.1. Connections to the Pt100 sensor.

Technical specification: Pt102

Figure 5.2. Connections to the Pt102 sensor.

Technical specification: Pt110

Figure 5.3. Connections to the Pt110 sensor.