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- Base modules with 10, 12, and 20 digital inputs/outputs that can be expanded with additional I/O modules.
- Expansion modules include digital, analog, and communication options.
- Programming software, backup memory, power supplies, and HMI panels are available as accessories.
- The HMI panel allows monitoring and programming of PLC registers and status via a graphic touchscreen display.
This document summarizes the access control solutions from Sensor Access Technology Ltd, a British manufacturer of electronic access control equipment. It provides an overview of their comprehensive product range, including intelligent controllers, readers, software, and integration capabilities. Sensor Access offers powerful yet easy to use systems with seamless integration of access control, CCTV, and intruder alarms. They have a global presence with thousands of high profile installations and over 30 years of experience.
The document summarizes the STi5202, a single-chip video decoder for set-top boxes that supports H.264 and Microsoft VC1 video formats. It includes a 266MHz ST40 CPU core, transport stream filtering and descrambling, video decoding, graphics processing, and various interfaces such as USB, DVI/HDMI, Ethernet, and memory. The chip provides high performance video decoding for low-cost set-top box and DVD systems.
STONE Tech is a manufacturer of HMI display module(Intelligent TFT LCD). We provide LCD modules/LCD Displays, Graphic LCM, smart Display LCD, TFT LCM, Custom LCD Module Display, and LCD panels. china LCD Manufacturers.
The document provides instructions for interfacing a 4-bit LCD display with an LPC2148 ARM microcontroller. It includes the pin assignments, circuit diagram, C source code to display text on the LCD, and steps for testing the LCD module. The code initializes the LCD, displays two lines of text, and uses four data lines, address, read/write and control lines to interface with the microcontroller.
This document describes an RFID based access control system using an 8051 microcontroller and CPLD. The system aims to design the hardware and software requirements to interface an RFID reader with an LCD display using an 8051 microcontroller. Key objectives include developing the schematic for the LCD interface, writing C code to display information on the LCD, simulating the design using software, writing VHDL code for the CPLD, and comparing the microcontroller and CPLD based methods. Flowcharts and code snippets are provided to illustrate the system design and programming of the 8051 for LCD interfacing, serial communication, and receiving RFID tag IDs using interrupts.
The document introduces Microchip's 8-bit PIC microcontrollers and describes their families and features. It discusses the PIC10F/12F, PIC16F and PIC18F families and their applications. It also describes starter kits, development tools and additional resources for working with 8-bit PIC MCUs. Microchip offers low-cost hardware and software solutions to meet various application needs such as automating garden watering.
The document provides an overview of PIC microcontrollers and the key features of the PIC16F72 microcontroller. It discusses the microcontroller's program memory, data memory, I/O ports, timers, and peripheral features. The three timers - Timer 0, Timer 1, and Timer 2 - are described, with Timer 0 and Timer 1 discussed in further detail regarding their configuration and operating modes.
This lecture discusses PIC microcontrollers and small projects using the PIC16F877A. It introduces why PIC microcontrollers are commonly used and highlights features of the PIC16F877A. The lecture then describes the ports and pins of the PIC16F877A in detail. Four small projects are presented: 1) a flashing LED, 2) eight flashing LEDs, 3) a button controlling an LED, and 4) buttons shifting eight LEDs left and right. The lecture concludes with information on pull-up and pull-down resistors and contact information.
This document summarizes the access control solutions from Sensor Access Technology Ltd, a British manufacturer of electronic access control equipment. It provides an overview of their comprehensive product range, including intelligent controllers, readers, software, and integration capabilities. Sensor Access offers powerful yet easy to use systems with seamless integration of access control, CCTV, and intruder alarms. They have a global presence with thousands of high profile installations and over 30 years of experience.
The document summarizes the STi5202, a single-chip video decoder for set-top boxes that supports H.264 and Microsoft VC1 video formats. It includes a 266MHz ST40 CPU core, transport stream filtering and descrambling, video decoding, graphics processing, and various interfaces such as USB, DVI/HDMI, Ethernet, and memory. The chip provides high performance video decoding for low-cost set-top box and DVD systems.
STONE Tech is a manufacturer of HMI display module(Intelligent TFT LCD). We provide LCD modules/LCD Displays, Graphic LCM, smart Display LCD, TFT LCM, Custom LCD Module Display, and LCD panels. china LCD Manufacturers.
The document provides instructions for interfacing a 4-bit LCD display with an LPC2148 ARM microcontroller. It includes the pin assignments, circuit diagram, C source code to display text on the LCD, and steps for testing the LCD module. The code initializes the LCD, displays two lines of text, and uses four data lines, address, read/write and control lines to interface with the microcontroller.
This document describes an RFID based access control system using an 8051 microcontroller and CPLD. The system aims to design the hardware and software requirements to interface an RFID reader with an LCD display using an 8051 microcontroller. Key objectives include developing the schematic for the LCD interface, writing C code to display information on the LCD, simulating the design using software, writing VHDL code for the CPLD, and comparing the microcontroller and CPLD based methods. Flowcharts and code snippets are provided to illustrate the system design and programming of the 8051 for LCD interfacing, serial communication, and receiving RFID tag IDs using interrupts.
The document introduces Microchip's 8-bit PIC microcontrollers and describes their families and features. It discusses the PIC10F/12F, PIC16F and PIC18F families and their applications. It also describes starter kits, development tools and additional resources for working with 8-bit PIC MCUs. Microchip offers low-cost hardware and software solutions to meet various application needs such as automating garden watering.
The document provides an overview of PIC microcontrollers and the key features of the PIC16F72 microcontroller. It discusses the microcontroller's program memory, data memory, I/O ports, timers, and peripheral features. The three timers - Timer 0, Timer 1, and Timer 2 - are described, with Timer 0 and Timer 1 discussed in further detail regarding their configuration and operating modes.
This lecture discusses PIC microcontrollers and small projects using the PIC16F877A. It introduces why PIC microcontrollers are commonly used and highlights features of the PIC16F877A. The lecture then describes the ports and pins of the PIC16F877A in detail. Four small projects are presented: 1) a flashing LED, 2) eight flashing LEDs, 3) a button controlling an LED, and 4) buttons shifting eight LEDs left and right. The lecture concludes with information on pull-up and pull-down resistors and contact information.
This document describes a project on using the I2C protocol for serial communication between an AT89C251 microcontroller and an AT24C04 EEPROM chip. It includes an introduction to the project, descriptions of the microcontroller and I2C protocol, and code for programming the microcontroller to save and read data from the EEPROM using I2C addresses and communication procedures.
This document discusses analog to digital conversion and pulse width modulation.
It explains that analog signals from peripherals must be converted to digital signals the microcontroller can understand using an analog to digital converter (ADC). It also describes how pulse width modulation varies the duty cycle of a signal to control motor speed or other analog systems. Common applications like temperature measurement and motor control are provided as examples.
This document provides an overview and agenda for interfacing with the PIC16F877A microcontroller. It discusses the microcontroller's pins and ports, including PORTA-PORTE. It describes the minimum hardware needed and some example input and output devices like LEDs, buttons, and sensors. It then outlines 4 projects involving flashing LEDs, toggling an LED with a button press, and turning on a 220V lamp with a button. The document provides information on timers, analog to digital conversion, communication protocols, and other features of the PIC16F877A.
This lecture covers analog and digital I/O with PIC microcontrollers. It discusses analog to digital conversion (ADC) which is used to convert analog voltage inputs to digital values. The PIC16F877A has an 10-bit ADC with 8 channels. Functions for initializing and reading the ADC are presented. The first project involves using a temperature sensor and the ADC to measure and display temperature on an LCD. Pulse width modulation (PWM) for analog outputs is also discussed. The PIC16F877A has 2 PWM channels that can be initialized and have their duty cycle set using functions. The second project controls a fan speed using PWM and a variable resistor. The lecture ends with time for questions.
This document discusses interfacing digital-to-analog converters (DACs) and sensors with PIC microcontrollers. It introduces DACs and common DAC types like R-2R ladder and weighted resistor DACs. It then discusses interfacing a DAC0808 converter to a PIC microcontroller and sensing light intensity with an LDR light sensor. Finally, it describes interfacing the LM75 temperature sensor to a PIC, including the sensor's register structure and digital output representation of temperature readings.
This document provides information about a course on programming PIC microcontrollers in C using the CCS PIC-C compiler. It discusses the recommended textbook, the topics that will be covered including PIC architecture, limitations of C as applied to PICs, programming PIC hardware, and using software libraries. It also describes how the course will be assessed through a 30 minute multiple choice test held at the end of term.
Full color brochure on programmable logic controllers PLC with HMI embedded in an OPLC , with software included. A guide arm pair selection and purchase the most appropriate architecture for your control and industrial automation projects.
Folleto a todo color en controladores lógicos programables PLC con HMI integrado en un OPLC , con software incluido. Una guia de selección y compra de la arquitectura más adecuada para su proyecto de control y automatización industrial.
This document discusses various topics related to embedded systems including microcontrollers versus microprocessors, interfacing components like LEDs and LCDs, programming concepts like for loops and if statements, and examples of embedded systems like a digital clock and temperature sensor. It provides code examples in C programming language to interface different components and displays output screenshots.
The document describes Delta's DVP series of programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It provides an overview of Delta's various PLC models targeting different applications and industries, including standard, motion control, analog I/O, and network PLCs. Key features highlighted include processing speed, memory capacity, built-in interfaces and ports, instruction execution time, and support for industrial communication protocols and motion control functions like electronic cam. Application examples for robot arms and high-speed cutting machines are also mentioned.
The document discusses Delta's AH Series PLC, a mid-range programmable logic controller. It provides automation solutions for high-level applications using a modular hardware structure, advanced functions, and integrated software. Key features include redundant and hot-swappable components, various function blocks, abundant I/O modules, motion control capabilities, and integrated programming software. The AH Series is suitable for applications in industries such as HVAC, papermaking, and facilities monitoring and control.
UNIT III PROGRAMMABLE PERIPHERAL INTERFACE ravis205084
UNIT III PROGRAMMABLE PERIPHERAL INTERFACE 9
Introduction – Architecture of 8255, Keyboard interfacing, LED display –interfacing, ADC and
DAC interface, Temperature Control – Stepper Motor Control – Traffic Control interface.
25. 8255 programmable peripheral interfacesandip das
The 8255 Programmable Peripheral Interface (PPI) chip is used to interface input and output devices with the microprocessor since the microprocessor has a fixed number of data and address lines that are not dedicated for I/O. The 8255 has 3 ports (A, B, C) that can be configured through the control register to operate in different modes like simple I/O, handshake I/O, or bidirectional I/O. The control word specifies the I/O function for each port and whether it is in BSR mode or I/O mode.
The PIC microcontroller is a single-chip computer with RAM, ROM, I/O ports and a CPU. The PIC16F73 has features like a RISC CPU, 4K bytes of flash memory, 192 bytes of RAM, three I/O ports and a built-in oscillator. It has peripherals like timers, PWM, ADC and serial communication modules. The PIC memory is divided into program memory for instructions and data memory consisting of register banks. Common applications include interfacing with LCDs and 7-segment displays.
The document is about a book titled "PIC microcontrollers for beginners, too!" that introduces microcontrollers and programming for PIC microcontrollers. It provides an overview of the book's contents which include introductions to microcontrollers and assembly language programming, descriptions of the PIC16F84 microcontroller and its instruction set, examples of assembly language programs, and tutorials on using the MPLAB programming environment and code samples. The book is intended for beginners to help them learn microcontroller fundamentals and get started with PIC microcontroller programming.
The 85XX? is an upgrade of the 85XX model with additional capabilities like multi-serial ports, Ethernet port, faster scanning speed, and an alphanumeric display. It is a modular and expandable device with 5 I/O slots to accommodate analog inputs, open collector outputs, or relay outputs. The 85XX? can be configured using user-friendly software or the front panel and has numeric and alphanumeric displays. It has one standard RS485 port with an option for a second RS485 port or Ethernet port for enhanced communication capabilities. The 8 relay outputs can be freely mapped and configured for alarm or trip functionality.
The document provides information on the 8085 microprocessor and 8051 microcontroller. It discusses the functional blocks and architecture of the 8085 microprocessor, including the ALU, register array, control unit, registers, addressing modes, instruction sets, pin diagram, signals and timing diagrams. It also provides a overview of the 8051 microcontroller, describing its features such as the 8-bit CPU, on-chip oscillator, memory sizes, registers, I/O lines, timers and address spaces. The block diagram of the 8051 microcontroller is also shown.
MIfa Systems is an Electronic Instrument & Equipment based private company, engaged in offering Digital Temperature Controller with advanced microcomputer including leading-edge sensor, therefore ensuring precise temperature calibrating and controlling operations. Driven by technical excellence,
http://www.mifasystems.com/
Siemens' SIMATIC S7-200 SMART PLC offers an affordable and flexible automation solution for developing markets. It provides a range of CPU modules with integrated I/O and communication ports. Additional I/O and communication can be added via cost-effective signal boards. The PLC uses a high-speed processor and user-friendly software to provide powerful motion control, networking, and programming capabilities despite its low cost. It can be integrated with other Siemens products to create complete automation solutions for applications like packaging machines.
The main components of the autoclave system are the controller, touch screen, and PLC electrical box. The controller controls the sterilization process using software on the PLC. The touch screen provides the user interface. Secondary components include a printer, Ethernet switch, barcode scanner, and SCADA PC for remote monitoring. The system has capabilities like multiple programmable cycles, temperature and pressure controls, data logging, and remote access. Diagrams show the wiring and communication between components.
This document describes a project on using the I2C protocol for serial communication between an AT89C251 microcontroller and an AT24C04 EEPROM chip. It includes an introduction to the project, descriptions of the microcontroller and I2C protocol, and code for programming the microcontroller to save and read data from the EEPROM using I2C addresses and communication procedures.
This document discusses analog to digital conversion and pulse width modulation.
It explains that analog signals from peripherals must be converted to digital signals the microcontroller can understand using an analog to digital converter (ADC). It also describes how pulse width modulation varies the duty cycle of a signal to control motor speed or other analog systems. Common applications like temperature measurement and motor control are provided as examples.
This document provides an overview and agenda for interfacing with the PIC16F877A microcontroller. It discusses the microcontroller's pins and ports, including PORTA-PORTE. It describes the minimum hardware needed and some example input and output devices like LEDs, buttons, and sensors. It then outlines 4 projects involving flashing LEDs, toggling an LED with a button press, and turning on a 220V lamp with a button. The document provides information on timers, analog to digital conversion, communication protocols, and other features of the PIC16F877A.
This lecture covers analog and digital I/O with PIC microcontrollers. It discusses analog to digital conversion (ADC) which is used to convert analog voltage inputs to digital values. The PIC16F877A has an 10-bit ADC with 8 channels. Functions for initializing and reading the ADC are presented. The first project involves using a temperature sensor and the ADC to measure and display temperature on an LCD. Pulse width modulation (PWM) for analog outputs is also discussed. The PIC16F877A has 2 PWM channels that can be initialized and have their duty cycle set using functions. The second project controls a fan speed using PWM and a variable resistor. The lecture ends with time for questions.
This document discusses interfacing digital-to-analog converters (DACs) and sensors with PIC microcontrollers. It introduces DACs and common DAC types like R-2R ladder and weighted resistor DACs. It then discusses interfacing a DAC0808 converter to a PIC microcontroller and sensing light intensity with an LDR light sensor. Finally, it describes interfacing the LM75 temperature sensor to a PIC, including the sensor's register structure and digital output representation of temperature readings.
This document provides information about a course on programming PIC microcontrollers in C using the CCS PIC-C compiler. It discusses the recommended textbook, the topics that will be covered including PIC architecture, limitations of C as applied to PICs, programming PIC hardware, and using software libraries. It also describes how the course will be assessed through a 30 minute multiple choice test held at the end of term.
Full color brochure on programmable logic controllers PLC with HMI embedded in an OPLC , with software included. A guide arm pair selection and purchase the most appropriate architecture for your control and industrial automation projects.
Folleto a todo color en controladores lógicos programables PLC con HMI integrado en un OPLC , con software incluido. Una guia de selección y compra de la arquitectura más adecuada para su proyecto de control y automatización industrial.
This document discusses various topics related to embedded systems including microcontrollers versus microprocessors, interfacing components like LEDs and LCDs, programming concepts like for loops and if statements, and examples of embedded systems like a digital clock and temperature sensor. It provides code examples in C programming language to interface different components and displays output screenshots.
The document describes Delta's DVP series of programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It provides an overview of Delta's various PLC models targeting different applications and industries, including standard, motion control, analog I/O, and network PLCs. Key features highlighted include processing speed, memory capacity, built-in interfaces and ports, instruction execution time, and support for industrial communication protocols and motion control functions like electronic cam. Application examples for robot arms and high-speed cutting machines are also mentioned.
The document discusses Delta's AH Series PLC, a mid-range programmable logic controller. It provides automation solutions for high-level applications using a modular hardware structure, advanced functions, and integrated software. Key features include redundant and hot-swappable components, various function blocks, abundant I/O modules, motion control capabilities, and integrated programming software. The AH Series is suitable for applications in industries such as HVAC, papermaking, and facilities monitoring and control.
UNIT III PROGRAMMABLE PERIPHERAL INTERFACE ravis205084
UNIT III PROGRAMMABLE PERIPHERAL INTERFACE 9
Introduction – Architecture of 8255, Keyboard interfacing, LED display –interfacing, ADC and
DAC interface, Temperature Control – Stepper Motor Control – Traffic Control interface.
25. 8255 programmable peripheral interfacesandip das
The 8255 Programmable Peripheral Interface (PPI) chip is used to interface input and output devices with the microprocessor since the microprocessor has a fixed number of data and address lines that are not dedicated for I/O. The 8255 has 3 ports (A, B, C) that can be configured through the control register to operate in different modes like simple I/O, handshake I/O, or bidirectional I/O. The control word specifies the I/O function for each port and whether it is in BSR mode or I/O mode.
The PIC microcontroller is a single-chip computer with RAM, ROM, I/O ports and a CPU. The PIC16F73 has features like a RISC CPU, 4K bytes of flash memory, 192 bytes of RAM, three I/O ports and a built-in oscillator. It has peripherals like timers, PWM, ADC and serial communication modules. The PIC memory is divided into program memory for instructions and data memory consisting of register banks. Common applications include interfacing with LCDs and 7-segment displays.
The document is about a book titled "PIC microcontrollers for beginners, too!" that introduces microcontrollers and programming for PIC microcontrollers. It provides an overview of the book's contents which include introductions to microcontrollers and assembly language programming, descriptions of the PIC16F84 microcontroller and its instruction set, examples of assembly language programs, and tutorials on using the MPLAB programming environment and code samples. The book is intended for beginners to help them learn microcontroller fundamentals and get started with PIC microcontroller programming.
The 85XX? is an upgrade of the 85XX model with additional capabilities like multi-serial ports, Ethernet port, faster scanning speed, and an alphanumeric display. It is a modular and expandable device with 5 I/O slots to accommodate analog inputs, open collector outputs, or relay outputs. The 85XX? can be configured using user-friendly software or the front panel and has numeric and alphanumeric displays. It has one standard RS485 port with an option for a second RS485 port or Ethernet port for enhanced communication capabilities. The 8 relay outputs can be freely mapped and configured for alarm or trip functionality.
The document provides information on the 8085 microprocessor and 8051 microcontroller. It discusses the functional blocks and architecture of the 8085 microprocessor, including the ALU, register array, control unit, registers, addressing modes, instruction sets, pin diagram, signals and timing diagrams. It also provides a overview of the 8051 microcontroller, describing its features such as the 8-bit CPU, on-chip oscillator, memory sizes, registers, I/O lines, timers and address spaces. The block diagram of the 8051 microcontroller is also shown.
MIfa Systems is an Electronic Instrument & Equipment based private company, engaged in offering Digital Temperature Controller with advanced microcomputer including leading-edge sensor, therefore ensuring precise temperature calibrating and controlling operations. Driven by technical excellence,
http://www.mifasystems.com/
Siemens' SIMATIC S7-200 SMART PLC offers an affordable and flexible automation solution for developing markets. It provides a range of CPU modules with integrated I/O and communication ports. Additional I/O and communication can be added via cost-effective signal boards. The PLC uses a high-speed processor and user-friendly software to provide powerful motion control, networking, and programming capabilities despite its low cost. It can be integrated with other Siemens products to create complete automation solutions for applications like packaging machines.
The main components of the autoclave system are the controller, touch screen, and PLC electrical box. The controller controls the sterilization process using software on the PLC. The touch screen provides the user interface. Secondary components include a printer, Ethernet switch, barcode scanner, and SCADA PC for remote monitoring. The system has capabilities like multiple programmable cycles, temperature and pressure controls, data logging, and remote access. Diagrams show the wiring and communication between components.
1) The document discusses Trust PLC's CTS7-100 series of programmable logic controllers (PLCs), including their CPU modules and expansion modules.
2) The CTS7-100 PLCs offer high performance for small-to-medium scale automation systems with fast execution speeds, robust instruction sets, and strong communication abilities.
3) The modular design allows for flexible I/O expansion to suit different application needs through connecting various digital, analog, and special function modules.
The document summarizes the WECON LX Series PLC products released between 2012-2017. It provides details on the various PLC CPU models including the LX3V, LX3VP, LX3VE, and LX3VM. It also describes the expansion modules, BD modules, naming rules, features, and differences between the CPU series. Examples are given of the LX3V PLC being used in riveting machine and particle packing machine automation applications.
The RIO-47xxx Pocket PLC is a compact, cost-effective programmable logic controller with Ethernet and RS-232 connectivity. It has 16 analog inputs and outputs as well as up to 48 digital I/O. Programming is done via Galil's 2-letter command language or by converting relay ladder logic programs. Options include expanded memory, additional I/O, and interfacing for temperature sensors and position readers.
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Alarm Clock Design Using PIC18F45
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Submitted by: Maria AlKadhem
Contents
Detailed Specification: 2
Input: 2
LCD display: 2
Microcontroller: 4
Clocking Choice 5
Working theory: 5
Pin out of the device: 6
LCD interfacing: 6
Final comments: 7
Introduction:
The major purpose of the project is to get familiar with the PIC18FXX series microcontrollers. We are ought to design an alarm clock which will be able to display the time on an LCD as well as we can give input through the dip switches. The dip switches will be able to increment the hours and minutes. We will go through the detailed design a bit later in the document.
In order to implement the alarm clock we had to make external circuitry as well which was necessary for the following functions.
· Input
· Buzzer
· Display at LCD.
The pith of the alarm clock is to run the clock of MCU in counter mode. When the counter is set the MCU starts counting till the number and then when the threshold is generated the output signal is used to start a buzzer. At the same time there is an LCD used in the circuit which will be responsible for displaying the three things.
· Current time.
· Alarm time
· Remaining time.
For setting the alarm there are two DIP switches. One for adjusting the hours and other is used for adjusting the minutes. For clearing the alarm we simply will be pressing both at a time. The corresponding ports of the MCU will be used in the INPUT mode.Detailed Specification:
Let’s discuss the detailed specifications of this device.Input:
The input of the alarm clock consists of two DIP switches. One switch will be used for adjusting the hours. The second switch will be used for the adjustment of the minutes.
Each time a button is at high logic there will be an increase in the corresponding variable of alarm.
When both of the buttons are pressed there will be a reset of clock making the value to 0.0. It will be the off state of the clock as well.LCD display:
We are using a 16x 2 display screen which is of 16 pin. The device is TRULY LCD MODULE MTC-C162DPRN-2N. It is capable of displaying 16 characters in 2 lines at a time. Making overall 32 characters.
The pin Details are given below for the LCD module.
Pin NO. Symbol Level Description
1 VSS 0V Ground
2 VDD 5.0V Supply voltage for logic
3 VO --- Input voltage for LCD
4 RS H/L H : Data, L : Instruction code
5 R/W H/L H : Read mode, L : Write mode
6 E H, H →L Chip enable signal
7 DB0 H/L Data bit 0
8 DB1 H/L Data bit 1
9 DB2 H/L Data bit 2
10 DB3 H/L Data bit 3
11 DB4 H/L Data bit 4
12 DB5 H/L Data bit 5
13 DB6 H/L Data bit 6
14 DB7 H/L Data bit 7
15 NC --- No Connection
16 NC --- No Connection
The VSS is kept at ground.
Last 2 pins are not included in the design they are not used at all.
Microcontroller:
The selected microcontroller is PIC18F452 because of the following reasons.
This powerful 10 MIPS (100 nanosecond instruction execution) yet easy-to-program (only 77 single word instructio ...
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22 micropl csandhmi_04_21
1. 10, 12 and 20 Input-Output base
modules
Expansion modules with 4 digital
Inputs and 4 digital Outputs
Expansion modules with analog
Inputs-Outputs
RS485 Modbus-RTU slave
communication module
USB or RS232 cable for connection
to PC or operator panel
Program backup memory
connection
On-board programming languages:
Italian, English, Spanish, French,
German, Portuguese, Chinese,
Polish, Russian, Turkish.
Software programming languages:
Italian, English and Spanish
HMI with graphic touchscreen
display, 64k colors, format 4.3”, 7”
and 10.1”.
SEC. - PAGE
Micro PLCs
Base modules ................................................................................................................................................................... 22 - 4
Expansion and communication modules......................................................................................................................... 22 - 4
Accessories ........................................................................................................................................................................ 22 - 5
Kit ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 - 5
HMI ...................................................................................................................... 22 - 7
Dimensions ............................................................................................................ 22 - 8
Wiring diagrams....................................................................................................... 22 - 9
Technical characteristics ............................................................................................ 22 - 10
Micro PLCs and HMI
22
2. 22
MICRO PLCs
• 10 Inputs/Outputs (LRD10...)
• 12 Inputs/Outputs (LRD12...)
• 20 Inputs/Outputs (LRD20...)
• 12VDC, 24VDC, 24VAC or 100...240VAC
power supply
• Relay or transistor outputs.
Page 22-4 Page 22-4
EXPANSION AND COMMUNICATION MODULES
• 4 digital inputs / 4 digital outputs
• Analog inputs, 0...10V or 0/4...20mA
• Analog outputs, 0...10V or 0/4...20mA
• Relay or transistor outputs
• PT100 temperature sensor inputs
• Modbus-RTU protocol slave communication unit
• 24VDC, 24VAC or 100...240VAC power supply.
ACCESSORIES
• Program backup memory
• Programming and supervision software
• Power supply unit
• HMI operator panel with graphic LCD.
Page 22-5
STARTER AND TRAINING KITS
• Complete kit to begin using micro PLCs,
each equipped with LRD micro PLC,
programming and supervision software and
USB connecting cable
• Training kits complete with micro PLC and
Inputs/Outputs simulation board.
Page 22-5
HMI
• TFT graphic display with touchscreen,
64k colors
• Available in formats 4.3", 7" and 10.1"
• Programming software
• IP66, Type 2 and 4X.
Page 22-7
3. 22-2
Micro PLCs and HMI
22
FUNCTIONS
PWM OUTPUT
Pulse train generation with
programmable pulse time and
frequency
Position and speed
detection
SHIFT FUNCTION - activation of pulsed outputs in sequence
MULTIPLEXER
Selection of 1 of 4 values according to
the combination of two digital signals
BOOLEAN LOGIC BLOCKS
Output activation based on
a series of digital signals
Out 1
2
3
4
PID
IN: heating switch on and required
temperature setting
OUT: current room temperature
INc: measured room temperature in an
exact spot
OUTc: temperature adjusting and
controlling.
HIGH SPEED INPUT
A
B
C
D
B
FUNCTION BLOCKS AND MEMORY
Timer (T) 31
(delay on/off, recycle, pulsing, ...)
Real Time Clock (RTC) 31
(daily, weekly, monthly and yearly mode)
Counter (C) 31
Analog comparator (G) 31
User’s pages (H) - 16 characters - 4 lines 31
Auxiliary relays - Markers (M + N memory types) 63 + 63
Arithmetic operation: addition/subtraction and multiplication/division 31 + 31
Data register (DR) 240
Possibility to save in the internal memory:
- Auxiliary relays
- Counter values
- Data registers.
PROGRAM SIZE
Language
LADDER (contact scheme) 300 lines
FBD (function blocks) 260 blocks
MICRO PLC - EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE!
In 1 In 2 In 3 In 4 Out
... ... ... ...
SYSTEM CONTROL AND SUPERVISION
- Contact status viewing in simple pages on display
- Possibility to add the micro PLC to data networks. By using
supervision and energy management software, a
multiclient structure can also be managed through Web
interface.
QUICK CONTROL BOARD INSTALLATION
- Fewer number of components
- Less wiring with minor number of connections.
REPETITIVENESS
- Less errors during panel assembly
- Considerable time saving.
FLEXIBILITY
- Quick correction of abnormal conditions at final testing
- Fast changes on control boards.
S1 S2
INDEX
4. 22
22-3
Micro PLCs and HMI
22
HMI INTERFACE
LRXP01 is a HMI operator panel, used with many types of PLCs or other
intelligent controllers equipped with communication port with
Modbus-RTU protocol.
By using the HMI, the values of both PLC inner registers and relay status
can be monitored or modified with the keys of the frontal keyboard.
This enables the functioning of machinery and equipment to be simple
and direct.
The LRXSWP01 editor software permits to make dedicated screens by
taking advantage of the graphic display to view bitmaps, bar graphs and
trend lines.
HMI OPERATOR PANEL LRXP01
COMMUNICATION MODES
LRXP01 supports Modbus-RTU protocol and can be connected to devices via the
integrated RS232 and RS485 communication ports.
Soft starters
Micro PLCs Micro PLCs
RS232
RS485
BACKLIGHT 192x64 PIXEL GRAPHIC LCD
Read numerical
values
Static
text
Images Display bar graphs and trend lines Write numerical values
Dynamic
text Read status (bits) Commands
Digital multimeters
INDEX
5. 22-4
Micro PLCs and HMI
Micro PLC’s
22
General characteristics
FUNCTIONS
– Addition-Subtraction on variables
– Multiplication-Division on variables
– Comparator on variables
– HMI display for parameter viewing and programming
– PWM output
– High speed input (1kHz)
– PID function
– Multiplexer
– Analog ramp
– Register transfer (numerical variables and status)
– Shift function
– Boolean logic blocks
– LRD20RD024P1 with RS485 port onboard.
Operational characteristics
– 8A Ith current relay outputs for AC and DC versions
– 0.3A 24VDC transistor outputs for DC version
– 0...10V analog inputs for DC version
– Version: modular for mounting on 35mm DIN rail
(IEC/EN/BS 60715) or M4x15mm/0.59” screw fixing
– Type of terminal: Screw
– IEC degree of protection: IP20.
Certifications and compliance
Certifications obtained: UL Listed, for USA and Canada
(cULus - File E300049), as Programmable Controllers; EAC.
Compliant with standards: IEC/EN/BS 61131-2, UL508,
CSA C22.2 n°142.
LRD10...
LRD12...
LRE...
Base modules
Expansion and
communication modules
LRD20RD024P1
INPUTS/OUTPUTS REFERENCE TABLE
BASE MODULES BASE +
DIGITAL EXPANSIONS
Type Power supply Inputs Outputs Max I/O
LRD12RD024 24VDC 6 digital + 2 digital/analog 4 relay 12 + 24
LRD12TD024 24VDC 6 digital + 2 digital/analog 4 transistor 12 + 24
LRD20RD012 12VDC 8 digital + 4 digital/analog 8 relay 20 + 24
LRD20RD024 24VDC 8 digital + 4 digital/analog 8 relay 20 + 24
LRD20RD024P1 24VDC 8 digital + 4 digital/analog 8 relay 20 + 24
LRD10RA240 100...240VAC 6 digital 4 relay 10 + 24
LRD20RA240 100...240VAC 12 digital 8 relay 20 + 24
LRD12RA024 24VAC 8 digital 4 relay 12 + 24
LRD20RA024 24VAC 12 digital 8 relay 20 + 24
EXPANSION AND COMMUNICATION MODULES
LRE02AD024 24VDC –– 2 analog ––
LRE04AD024 24VDC 4 analog –– ––
LRE04PD024 24VDC 4 PT100 –– ––
LRE08RD024 24VDC 4 digital 4 relay ––
LRE08TD024 24VDC 4 digital 4 transistor ––
LRE08RA240 100...240VAC 4 digital 4 relay ––
LRE08RA024 24VAC 4 digital 4 relay ––
LREP00 24VDC RS485 Modbus-RTU protocol slave communication unit
Expansion modules supplied at 24VDC.
Order Auxiliary Inputs/ Qty Wt
code supply Outputs per
voltage pkg
n° [kg]
Base modules.
LRD12RD024 24VDC 8/4 relay 1 0.241
LRD12TD024 24VDC 8/4 transistor 1 0.220
LRD20RD024 24VDC 12/8 relay 1 0.360
LRD12RA024 24VAC 8/4 relay 1 0.250
LRD20RA024 24VAC 12/8 relay 1 0.368
LRD10RA240 100...240VAC 6/4 relay 1 0.242
LRD20RA240 100...240VAC 12/8 relay 1 0.367
LRD20RD012 12VDC 12/8 relay 1 0.360
Base modules with RS485 onboard.
LRD20RD024P1 24VDC 12/8 relay 1 0.360
Order Auxiliary Inputs/ Qty Wt
code supply Outputs per
voltage pkg
n° [kg]
Expansion and communication modules.
LRE02AD024 24VDC 2 analog outputs 1 0.160
0...10V/0...20mA
LRE04AD024 24VDC 4 analog inputs 1 0.160
0...10V/0...20mA
LRE04PD024 24VDC 4 PT100 temp. 1 0.160
sensor inputs
LRE08RD024 24VDC 4/4 relay 1 0.171
LRE08TD024 24VDC 4/4 transistor 1 0.151
LRE08RA024 24VAC 4/4 relay 1 0.180
LRE08RA240 100...240VAC 4/4 relay 1 0.180
LREP00 RS485 Modbus-RTU protocol 1 0.134
communication unit
The expansion modules are supplied with connector for base module.
Technical characteristics
page 22-10
Wiring diagrams
page 22-9
Dimensions
page 22-8
Supervision software
page 30-2
INDEX
6. 22
22-5
Micro PLCs and HMI
Micro PLC’s
22
Technical characteristics
page 22-11
Wiring diagrams
page 22-9
Dimensions
page 22-8
Supervision software
page 30-2
Backup memory and power supply unit general
characteristics
– The LRXM00 backup memory allows the saving of the
user's program and to simply and quickly transfer it to
other base modules.
– The LRX1V3D024 power supply produces a DC
voltage to supply the LRD base and expansion modules
when 24VDC is not available in the panel. The power
supply can also be used to power eventual 24VDC
auxiliary circuits.
HMI panel LRXP01 general characteristics
– 24VDC power supply
– RS232 communication port:
• Direct connection to LRD base modules using cable
LRXC00
• Connection to other devices using a standard
D-SUB 9 serial cable
– RS485 communication port
– LRXSWP01 editor software for graphic pages
configuration
– IEC degree of protection: IP65.
FUNCTIONS
– Send commands
– Read status
– Static and dynamic texts
– Write variables
– Read variables:
• Numerical values
• Bar graphs
• Trends.
Programming using software LRXSW
At any time and with extreme simplicity, LRD can be set up
and reprogrammed to satisfy new requirements and improve
the operation of a system.
Programming is simple and intuitive and can be done directly
on the base module keypad or by personal computer,
connected by LRXC00 (RS232) or LRXC03 (USB) interface
and using the relative LRXSW software freely downloadable
from www.LovatoElectric.com.
With a personal computer, two programming languages can
be used: FBD (Function Block Diagrams) and LADDER
(contact scheme).
Both of the following can be accomplished:
– Simulate the program directly “off-line” with a personal
computer to test if it runs correctly.
– Use the supervision mode to check the project
“on-line”.
8 function keys on the front, dedicated to on-board
adjustment, control and supervision of digital input and
output status, analog input values, time and date entry and
the operation status of themicro PLC itself.
Certifications and compliance
Certifications obtained: UL Listed, for USA and Canada
(cULus - File E300049), as Programmable Controllers for
power supply and HMI units and base module of kits, EAC.
Compliant with standards: IEC/EN/BS 61131-2, UL508,
CSA C22.2 n°142.
LRX1V3D024
LRXC03
LRXP01
LRXC02
Accessories
Kit
LRDDEM...
LRDKIT...
Order Description Qty Wt
code per
pkg
n° [kg]
LRXM00 Program backup memory 1 0.011
LRXC00 PC (RS232)-LRD 1 0.083
programming cable or
LRXP01 (RS232)-LRD
direct connection
LRXC03 PC (USB)-LRD 1 0.080
programming cable
LRXSW Programming and 1 0.057
supervision software
(CD-ROM)
LRX1V3D024 Power supply unit, 1 0.220
100...240VAC/24VDC, 1.3A
modular version (4U)
LRXP01 HMI operator panel, 1 0.200
24VDC, RS232, RS485
(Modbus-RTU Master)
LRXC02 PC (RS232)-LRXP01 1 0.180
programming cable
LRXSWP01 Programming software 1 0.057
for LRXP01 operator
panel (CD-ROM)
Order Description Qty Wt
code per
pkg
n° [kg]
Kits.
LRDKIT12RD024 LRD starter kit with 1 0.424
LRD12RD024 base
module, LRXSW software
and LRXC03 cable
LRDKIT12RA024 LRD starter kit with 1 0.424
LRD12RA024 base
module, LRXSW software
and LRXC03 cable
LRDKIT10RA240 LRD starter kit with 1 0.424
LRD10RA240 base
module, LRXSW software
and LRXC03 cable
Training kits.
LRDDEM12RD024 Training kit with 1 0.920
LRD12RD024 mounted
on inputs/outputs
simulation board
LRDDEM20RD024 Training kit with 1 1.060
LRD20RD024 mounted
on inputs/outputs
simulation board
Q2
Q1 Q4
Q3
- I1
+ I6
I3
I2 I4 I5 A1 A2
AC 100~2 40V
X3
Run
Y2
Y3
Y1
Ou tput 4 x Re lay / 8A
Input
4x AC
L N
X1 X2
Y4
X4
AC 100~2 40V
X3
Run
Y2
Y3
Y1
Ou tput 4 x Re lay / 8A
Input
4x AC
L N
X1 X2
Y4
X4
AC 100~2 40V
X3
Run
Y2
Y3
Y1
Ou tput 4 x Re lay / 8A
Input
4x AC
L N
X1 X2
Y4
X4
AC 100~2 40V
X3
Run
Y2
Y3
Y1
Ou tput 4 x Re lay / 8A
Input
4x AC
L N
X1 X2
Y4
X4
AC 100~2 40V
X3
Run
Y2
Y3
Y1
Ou tput 4 x Re lay / 8A
Input
4x AC
L N
X1 X2
Y4
X4
AC 100~2 40V
X3
Run
Y2
Y3
Y1
Ou tput 4 x Re lay / 8A
Input
4x AC
L N
X1 X2
Y4
X4
AC 100~2 40V
X3
Run
Y2
Y3
Y1
Ou tput 4 x Re lay / 8A
Input
4x AC
L N
X1 X2
Y4
X4
AC 100~2 40V
X3
Run
Y2
Y3
Y1
Ou tput 4 x Re lay / 8A
Input
4x AC
L N
X1 X2
Y4
X4
Maximum combinations
Base unit
12 inputs
+
8 outputs
4 inputs
+
4 outputs
4 inputs
+
4 outputs
4 inputs
+
4 outputs
2 outputs,
0...10V or
0...20mA
2 outputs,
0...10V or
0...20mA
4 inputs,
0...10V or
0...20mA
RS485
Modbus-RTU
(slave)
4 PT100
temperature
sensor inputs
• 24 digital inputs (4 configurable as analog 0...10V input)
• 20 digital outputs (relay, transistor or mixed)
• 4 analog inputs for PT100 temperature sensors
• 4 analog outputs configurable as 0...10V or 0/4...20mA
• 4 analog inputs configurable as 0...10V or 0/4...20mA
• 1 RS485 communication module.
N.B. The sequence and the maximum number of the products given above must be respected for correct operation.
LRXM00
INDEX
7. 22-6
Micro PLCs and HMI
22
HMI WITH COLOR TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY
The HMI LRH series have a graphic TFT display with 64k colors,
touchscreen, easy to program and extremely flexible.
They can be interfaced with different type of devices, from PLC to
any kind of intelligent controller provided with communication
port, like multimeters, drives, process controllers.
The LRHSW programming software allows the configuration of the
HMI in a simple and intuitive way, thanks to the graphical interface
with which you can create customized screens to show images,
trends, bar graphs, analog indicators, dynamic objects and other
functionalities.
The HMI LRH series are the ideal solution for the supervision and
control of small and large automation scenarios that are more and
more required in the world of Industry 4.0.
HMI LRH SERIES
WIDESCREEN DISPLAY WITH HIGH VISIBILITY
– TFT display with resistive touchscreen
– High brightness thanks to the LED backlighting
– 64k colors
– Available in formats 4.3, 7 and 10.1.
SIMPLICITY AND EFFICIENCY
– Simple and elegant design with low energy consumption
– High robustness, thanks to the use of highly reliable industrial components
– Plastic enclosure, degree of protection IP66, Type 2 and 4X.
CONNECTIVITY FOR EASY INTEGRATION
– 3 built-in communication ports: Ethernet, USB and serial (type RS232-
RS485-RS422, configurable via software LRHSW)
– Support of communication protocols Modbus-RTU Master/Slave, Modbus
TPC Client/Server, OPC UA Client/Server, Simatic S7 Ethernet and MQTT.
POWERFUL AND INTUITIVE PROGRAMMATION
– High performance CPU
– Extensive gallery of widgets, objects and pre-configured scenarios for typical
applications
– Data acquisition and display on numeric indicators, trends or graphical
gauges
– Support of vector graphics, images, analog indicators, bar graphs
– Advanced functionalities: dynamic objects, alarms and events management,
support of multilingual applications, recipes, tags editor, user and password
management, script language
– Advanced properties of the objects: e-mail, events scheduler, etc
– Support of HTML5 and JavaScript
⎯ Possibility to simulate the program by working off-line.
Power supply
12-24VDC
Serial port
RS485, RS232, RS422
Ethernet port
10/100 MBIT
USB port
PRE-CONGIGURED SCENARIOS
Preconfigured and ready to use scenarios for typical applications managed with
LOVATO Electric products (remote control of a micro PLC, supervision of a
pumping station with variable speed drive, monitoring of a photovoltaic system
with energy meter, soft starter monitoring, control and supervision of a power
factor correction plant, monitoring of an automatic transfer switch ATS panel,
command and monitoring of a mains-generator application, etc.) freely
downloadable from the website www.LovatoElectric.com, download section,
software upgrades.
INDEX
8. 22
22-7
Micro PLCs and HMI
HMI
22
Technical characteristics
page 22-11
Wiring diagrams
page 22-9
Dimensions
page 22-8
General characteristics
– Widescreen display with resistive touchscreen
– Available in formats 4.3, 7 and 10.1
– LED backlight
– Ethernet, USB and serial port (type RS232-RS485-RS422,
configurable via software LRHSW)
– Lightweight and low-power design
– Highly reliable industrial components
– Powerful and intuitive programming with software
LRHSW (downloadable from the website
www.LovatoElectric.com or purchasable on Cd-rom), with
30-days trial license included
– Support of protocols Modbus-RTU Master/Slave,
Modbus-TCP Client/Server, OPC UA Client/Server, Simatic
S7 Ethernet and MQTT
– Support of vector graphics
– Rich library of preconfigured and ready to use graphical
objects (widgets): static or dynamic images, buttons,
sliders, lights, bar graphs, gauges, meters, media widgets,
etc.
– Possibility to create custom widgets
– Tags editor to create, import or export tags
– Alarm handling with management of events and actions
(e.g. alerts with pop-up messages, send email, write tags,
etc.)
– Data-logging with presentation of the collected data in
graphical trends and tables, with possibility to save the
data in a .CSV file
– Recipe data handling
– Scheduler engine to execute specific actions at set
intervals, or on a time basis
– Automatic generation of customizable reports
– Multilingual projects management with texts in True Type
font
– Data transfer function to exchange data between the
devices connected to the HMI
– Powerful script language with JavaScript editor
– Web access: support of HTML5 technology to allow users
to access HMI projects from a remote web browser
running on a computer or on a mobile device (smartphone
or tablet)
– Advanced user management with possibility to configure
different levels of authorizations and permissions on the
access to pages or to the actions on the widgets of the
projects, with dedicated credentials
– Monitoring and remote control of the project running on
the HMI from a PC with the software LHRSW Client,
installed together with the programming software
LRHSW
– On-line and off-line simulation of the applications.
Operational characteristics
– Rated auxiliary power supply: 12-24VDC
– Operating range: 10...32VDC
– Operating temperature: 0...+50°C
– Storage temperature: -20...+70°C
– Humidity: 5-85% RH, non condensing
– Protection degree: IP66, Type 2 and 4X (front); IP20 (rear).
Preconfigured scenarios
Preconfigured and ready to use scenarios for typical
applications managed with LOVATO Electric products
(remote control of a micro PLC, supervision of a pumping
station with variable speed drive, monitoring of a
photovoltaic system with energy meter, soft starter
monitoring, control and supervision of a power factor
correction plant, monitoring of an automatic transfer switch
ATS panel, command and monitoring of a mains-generator
application, etc.) freely downloadable from the website
www.LovatoElectric.com, download section software
upgrades.
Certifications and compliance
Certifications obtained: UL Listed, for USA and Canada
(cULus – File E199715), EAC, RCM.
Compliant with standards: emissions EN/BS 61000-6-4,
immunity EN/BS 61000-6-2 for installation in industrial
environments; emissions EN/BS 61000-6-3, immunity
EN/BS 61000-6-1 for installation in residential environments;
UL508.
Order Description Qty Wt
code per
pkg
n° [kg]
HMI.
LRHA04 4.3 TFT LCD display 1 0.400
LRHA07 7 TFT LCD display 1 0.600
LRHA10 10.1 TFT LCD display 1 1.000
Programming software for HMI.
LRHSW01 User licence for LRHSW 1 ––
software (available for
download from
www.LovatoElectric.com
website), valid for 1 station
LRHSW01CD CD-ROM with LRHSW 1 0.057
programming software,
including one LRHSW01
licence
RS485 connection cable.
EXCCAB02 RS485 connection cable for 1 0.150
LRH, length 3m
HMI
Model LRHA04 LRHA07 LRHA10
SYSTEM RESOURCES
Display 4.3” TFT 16:9 7” TFT 16:9 10.1” TFT 16:9
Colors 64K
Resolution 480x272 pixel 800x480 pixel 1024x600 pixel
Brightness 200Cd/m2
Dimming Yes
Touchscreen Resistive
CPU ARM Cortex ARM Cortex ARM Cortex
A8 300MHz A8 1GHz A8 1GHz
Operative system Linux 3.12
Flash 2GB 4GB 4GB
RAM 256MB 512MB 512MB
Application memory 60MB
Real Time Clock, RTC backup, Buzzer Yes
INTERFACES
Ethernet 1 (10/100 Mbit)
USB 1 (Host v2.0, max 500mA)
Serial 1 (RS232, RS485, RS422, software configurable)
FUNCTIONALITIES
Vector graphics
Dynamic objects
Font TrueType
Alarms
Event list
Recipes
User management
Trends
Multi-language management
LRHA04
LRHA07
LRHA10
EXCCAB02
INDEX