Icpdas Tm-ad8c 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module User Guide

Icpdas Tm-ad8c 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module User Guide

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module

Congratulations on purchasing the tM-AD8C – the most popular automation solution for remote monitoring and control applications. This Quick Start Guide will provide information needed to get started with the tM-AD8C. Please also consult the User Manual for detailed information on the setup and use of the tM-AD8C.

INSIDE BOX

In addition to this guide, the shipping box includes the following items:

  • tM-AD8C

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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Understanding the Hardware Specifications and Wiring Diagrams

Before installing the hardware, you should have a basic understanding of hardware specifications and the wiring diagrams.

System Specifications: 

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 2I/O Specifications:
ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 3Wire Connection:
ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 4 Pin Assignment:  ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 5

Booting the tM-AD8C in Init Mode

Make sure the switch placed in the “Init” position.

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 6

Connecting to the PC and the Power Supply

The tM-Series series is equipped with an RS-485 port for connection to a 232/USB converter to PC

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 7

Installing the DCON Utility

The DCON Utility is an easy-to-use tool designed to enable simple configuration of I/O modules that use the DCON protocol.

The DCON Utility can be obtained from the companion CD or from the ICPDAS FTP site:
CD:\Napdos\8000\NAPDOS\Driver\DCON_Utility\setup\
http://ftp.icpdas.com/pub/cd/8000cd/napdos/driver/dcon_utility/

Step 2: Follow the prompts to complete the installation 

After the installation has been completed, there will be a new shortcut to the DCON Utility on the desktop.

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 8

Using the DCON Utility to Initialize the tM-Series Module

The tM-Series is an I/O module based on the DCON protocol, meaning that you can use the DCON Utility to easily initialize it.

Step 1: Run the DCON Utility 

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 9 Step 2: Use the COM1 port to communicate with the tM-Series 

Click the “COM Port” option from the menu and a dialog box will be displayed that will allow you to set the communication parameters as described in the table below.

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 10 Step 3: Search for the tM-Series module 

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 11 Step 4: Connect to the tM-Series 

After clicking on the name of the module in the list, a dialog box will be displayed. ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 12 Step 5: Initialize the tM-Series module 

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 13

 

Rebooting the tM-Series  Module in Normal Mode

Make sure the INIT switch is placed in the “Normal” position.

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 6

Starting the Module Operation

After rebooting the tM-Series module, search for the module to make sure the settings have been changed. You can double click on the name of the module in the list to open the configuration dialog box.

ICPDAS tM-AD8C 8 Channel Isolated Current Input Module FIG 14

Modbus Address Mapping

AddressDescriptionAttribute
30001 ~ 30004Counter value of digital inputR
40481Firmware version (low word)R
40482Firmware version (high word)R
40483Module name (low word)R
40484Module name (high word)R
40485Module address, valid range: 1 ~ 247R/W
40486Bits 5:0

Baud rate, valid range: 3 ~ 10 Bits 7:6

00: no parity, 1 stop bit

01: no parity, 2 stop bit

10: even parity, 1 stop bit

11: odd parity, 1 stop bit

R/W
40488Modbus response delay time in ms, valid range: 0 ~ 30R/W
40489Host watchdog timeout value, 0 ~ 255, in 0.1sR/W
40492Host watchdog timeout count, write 0 to clearR/W
10033 ~ 10036Digital input value of channel 0 ~ 3R
10065 ~ 10068High latched values of DIR
10073 ~ 10076High latched values of DOR
10097 ~ 10100Low latched values of DIR
10105 ~ 10108Low latched values of DOR
00001 ~ 00004Digital output value of channel 0 ~ 3R/W
00129 ~ 00132Safe value of digital output channel 0 ~ 3R/W
00161 ~ 00164Power on value of digital output channel 0 ~ 3R/W
00193 ~ 00196Counter update trigger edge of channel 0 ~ 3R/W
00513 ~ 00518Write 1 to clear counter value of channel 0 ~ 3W
00257Protocol selection, 0: DCON, 1: ModbusR/W
002581: Modbus ASCII, 0: Modbus RTUR/W
00260Modbus host watchdog mode 0: same as I-7000

1: can use AO and DO command to clear host

watchdog timeout status

R/W
AddressDescriptionAttribute
002611: enable, 0: disable host watchdogR/W
00264Write 1 to clear latched DIOW
00265DI active state, 0: normal, 1: inverseR/W
00266DO active state, 0: normal, 1:inverseR/W
00270Host watchdog timeout status, write 1 to clear host

watchdog timeout status

R/W
00273Reset status, 1: first read after powered on, 0: not the

first read after powered on

R

Note: For tM DIO modules, Modbus registers starting at 00033 or 10033 can be  used to read the digital input values. For M-7000 DIO modules, they are 00033 or 10001.

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