High Speed Counting Input and Output Function
 
Description
The MC80 PLC’s High Speed Counting Input and Output (HSC I/O) function is an equivalent function like M340 EHC0200, which is compatible with the Control Expert software and operates up to 60 kHz.
The function provides two channels and each channel provides six digital inputs and two digital outputs and contains programmable blocks.
The counter operates in one of nine user-configurable modes, which may be selected by using the Control Expert configuration tool.
This HSC I/O function is available on the BMK C80 30311 PLC.
General Characteristics
The following table shows the general characteristics of the HSC I/O function:
Characteristic
Description
Value
Function type
2 counting channels
Maximum frequency at counting inputs
60 KHz
Counting depth
32 bits
Number of digital inputs/outputs per counting channel
Inputs
3 fast inputs 24 Vdc Type 1
3 normal inputs 24 Vdc Type 3
Outputs
2 outputs 24 Vdc
Power supply
Sensor power voltage
19...30.0 Vdc
Sensor power current (12 inputs on)
Typical 70 mA
Maximum 77 mA
Sensor power supply reverse polarity protection
Yes, by reverse-mounted diode. Use an external fast blow fuse.
Pre-actuator power supply (without load current)
Typical 15 mA
Maximum 20 mA
Pre-actuator power supply reverse polarity protection
Yes. By reverse-mounted diode. Use an external fast blow fuse.
Actuator power current
0.625 A maximum per output
Power distribution to sensors
Yes with short-circuit and overload protection. Typical 300 mA (short-circuit limited to 2.5 A)
Encoder compliance
Complies with most encoders that have a supply of between 15 V and 30 V and push-pull outputs
Insulation voltage of the ground to the bus
1,500 V rms for 1 minute
Input Characteristics
The following table lists general characteristics of the input channels for the function:
Characteristic
Description
Number of input Channels
Six 24 Vdc inputs per counting channel
IN EN, IN REF, IN CAP
Maximum input voltage
30 Vdc continuous
On input voltage
+11…+30 Vdc
Off input voltage
up to +5 Vdc
Off input current
up to 1.5 mA
On input current
(Up to 30 Vdc) 5 mA
Current at 11 Vdc
>2 mA
IN A, IN B, IN SYNC
Maximum input voltage
30 Vdc continuous
On input voltage
+15…+30 Vdc
Off input voltage
up to +5 Vdc
Off input current
up to 1.5 mA
On input current
(Up to 30 Vdc) 5 mA
Current at 15 Vdc
>2 mA
Input response time
Refer to the input filter and bounce filter tables.
Sensor power supply monitor
Ok
>19 V (max.)
Fault
<14 V (typ.)
Output Characteristics
The following table lists the general characteristics of the output channels for the function:
Characteristic
Description
Number of outputs per channel
2
Type
24 Vdc transistor source
Output voltage
19...30.0 Vdc
Maximum load current
Each point
0.625 A
Output group
2.5 A
Off state leakage/point
<0.5 mA
On state output voltage drop
<1.2 V
Short circuit output current
At each point current limited at 0.7 A<Id<1.7 A, after internal over-temperature is detected.
Maximum load capacity
50 µF
Maximum inductive load
The inductive load is calculated using the following formula:
L = 0.5/I² x F
where:
L = load inductance (Henry)
I = load current (A)
F = switching frequency (Hz)
Maximum response time
<600 µs
Output protection (internal)
Transient voltage suppression
Short circuit
Protection/status per channel. Overload/short-circuit is reported only when consequent over-temperature happens on output drivers.
Fallback value (output channels)
Default
Predefined fallback values on both channels
User-configurable settings
Hold last value
Predefined fallback value on one or both channels
Fallback states for output channels (when predefined is the fallback mode)
Default
Both channels go to 0
User-configurable settings
Each channel configurable for 1 or 0
Polarity on individual output channels
Default
Logic normal on both channels
User-configurable settings
Logic reverse on one or both channels
Logic normal on one or both channels
Pre-actuator power supply monitor
OK
>19 V (max.)
Error
<14 V (typ.)
Output paralleling
Yes (2 channels maximum and total 1 A maximum)
NOTE: The two paralleled channels have to be controlled simultaneously in Control Expert application to avoid overload on one channel.