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Appendix  

 

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BK8000 

 

Appendix 

 

 

Sample arrangement of a process image in 
the bus coupler 

 

 

The following example will illustrate the assignment of input/output 
channels to the process image. Our sample construction is to consist of the 
following bus terminal components: 
 

For this configuration 

Position  

Function component on the track 

the bus coupler will create 

POS01  

Bus coupler 

the list of assignments 

POS02  

2-channel digital input 

shown below 

POS03  

2-channel digital input 

 

POS04  

2-channel digital input 

 

POS05  

2-channel digital input 

 

POS06  

2-channel digital input 

 

POS07  

2-channel digital output  

 

POS08  

2-channel digital output  

 

POS09  

2-channel digital output  

 

POS10  

2-channel analog input  

 

POS11  

2-channel analog output 

 

POS12  

2-channel analog output 

 

POS13  

2-channel analog input  

 

POS14  

Power input terminal 

 

POS15  

2-channel digital input 

 

POS16  

2-channel digital input 

 

POS17  

2-channel digital input 

 

POS18  

2-channel digital output 

 

POS19  

2-channel digital output 

 

POS20  

2-channel analog output 

 

POS21  

End terminal 

 

 
 

In the default settings, RS485, RS232, CANopen, DevicNet, InterBus and 
Profibus couplers only map the analog input/output terminals in 16-bit wide 
signal channels. The CONTROL/STATUS byte is not available. That is to 
say, an analog terminal with two channels, for example, appears with two 
times 16 bits in the process image. The PLC interface is not integrated in 
the process image. Accordingly, the byte address and allocation mappings 
present themselves differently when CONTROL/STATUS is activated. For 
the function and system terminals, refer to the terminals' configuration 
instructions for details of the mapping in the bus coupler process image. 

 

Area for byte-oriented  
data, analog outputs 

Relative byte 
address 

Bit position 

Process image in 
the control unit 

Position in the 
block 

 

0, 1 

none 

O0, O1 

POS11 

 

2, 3 

none 

O2, O3 

POS11 

 

4, 5 

none 

O4, O5 

POS12 

 

6, 7, 

none 

O6, O7 

POS12 

 

8, 9 

none 

O8, O9 

POS20 

 

10, 11 

none 

O10, O11 

POS20 

 

Summary of Contents for BK8000

Page 1: ...Bus coupler with RS485 interface BK8000 Technical Documentation Version 1 2 2006 10 30...

Page 2: ...Connection 8 K bus contacts 8 Supply isolation 8 The operating modes of the bus coupler 9 Mechanical construction 10 Electrical data 10 The peripheral data in the process image 12 Starting operation...

Page 3: ...cked for consistency with performance data standards or other characteristics None of the statements of this manual represents a guarantee Garantie in the meaning of 443 BGB of the German Civil Code o...

Page 4: ...ed and nullify the liability of Beckhoff Automation GmbH Description of safety symbols The following safety symbols are used in this documentation They are intended to alert the reader to the associat...

Page 5: ...ventional terminal as the cabling level in the switch cabinet the switch cabinet can be made smaller The Beckhoff bus terminal system combines the advantages of a bus system with the functionality of...

Page 6: ...isolation Potential input terminal Power contacts RS485 bus coupler BK8000 Power supply for the bus coupler X1 X10 Bus couplers for various fieldbus systems You can use a variety of bus couplers to at...

Page 7: ...ith spring terminals can be used to supply power to the peripherals The spring terminals are connected in pairs to the power contacts The power supply to the power contacts has no connection to the po...

Page 8: ...xchange of data between the bus coupler and the bus terminals Part of the data exchange takes place via a ring structure within the K bus Disengaging the K bus for example by pulling on one the bus te...

Page 9: ...to test the attached bus terminals the bus terminal test and read in the configuration from which it constructs an internal structure list which is not accessible from outside If an error occurs the b...

Page 10: ...can remove them without effort if you first release the latching mechanism by pulling the orange tab You should carry out work on the bus terminals and the bus coupler only while they are switched off...

Page 11: ...disconnect other power supply points for the duration of the test by drawing the power supply terminals out from the remaining row of terminals by at least 10mm If you do this there will be no need to...

Page 12: ...e oriented The processing of analog signals is always byte oriented and analog input and output values are stored in memory in a two byte representation The values are held as SIGNED INTEGER or twos c...

Page 13: ...s no contradictions is said to be consistent The following consistency is required here 1 The high byte and low byte of an analog value word consistency 2 The control status byte and the corresponding...

Page 14: ...he pattern of flashes as follows Flashing code Fast flashingq Start of the error code First slow sequence Error code Second slow sequence Error argument Error code Error argument Description 1 pulse 0...

Page 15: ...the serial communication link The 4 communication LEDs indicate the status of RS 485 transfer The operating states are indicated by the WD RX TX and ERROR LEDs WD RX TX ERROR RS 485 LED Operating sta...

Page 16: ...hed from the PC s serial interface to the bus coupler This OCX can be used by all programming languages that operate on the basis of the Microsoft Component Object Model COM specifications You will fi...

Page 17: ...ned from Beckhoff RS 485 transmission Fundamental characteristics of physical data transmission per RS 485 Network topology Linear bus active bus terminator at both ends stubs are possible Medium Scre...

Page 18: ...0 operates as the master and the slave bus coupler must be assigned the address 1 Request In the request the master sends the process output data to be transferred to the slave In the response the sla...

Page 19: ...INTEL format The checksum is generated by adding up the contents of the individual bytes complete response string without checksum byte Any occurring overflow is ignored Status byte of the bus coupler...

Page 20: ...ock Bus terminal 0 1 None POS06 KL3002 Channel 1 2 3 None POS06 KL3002 Channel 2 4 0 POS01 KL1002 Channel 1 4 1 POS01 KL1002 Channel 2 4 2 POS02 KL1002 Channel 1 4 3 POS02 KL1002 Channel 2 4 4 POS03 K...

Page 21: ...70 p Start identifier Byte 3 0x05 3 input data words Byte 4 0x12 Returned message ident Byte 5 0x00 Master address 0 Byte 6 0x Status byte Byte 7 0xXX Data byte 0 Byte 8 0xXX Data byte 1 Byte 12 0xXX...

Page 22: ...l input POS17 2 channel digital input POS18 2 channel digital output POS19 2 channel digital output POS20 2 channel analog output POS21 End terminal In the default settings RS485 RS232 CANopen DevicNe...

Page 23: ...Area for bit oriented data digital inputs Relative byte address Bit position Process image in the control unit Position in the block 4 0 I4 POS02 4 1 I4 POS02 4 2 I4 POS03 4 3 I4 POS03 4 4 I4 POS04 4...

Page 24: ...t significant bits are irrelevant Using the KS2000 configuration software it is possible to insert the third byte into the process image for any chosen channels The least significant byte has control...

Page 25: ...econdary process image This representation is not available in the bus coupler s default setting The KS2000 software is needed The meanings of the registers and of the status bytes are explained in th...

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