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140ACI04000 Wiring Instructions and Diagrams

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140ACI04000 Wiring and Diagrams

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The 140ACI04000 is a 16 channel analog input module which accepts mixed current inputs.

The following table shows the LED indicators for the 140 ACI 040 00 module:

140ACI04000 module
140ACI04000 module

When the “Active” LED is on (it should be green), it is indicating that Bus communication is present.

When the “F” LED is on (it should be red), it is indicating that an error external to the module has been detected.

Unused inputs may cause the activation of the F LED. To avoid this occurence, the unused channels should be configured in the 0…25 ma range. This module produces an error signal F if any channel detects a broken wire condition in the 4…20 mA range.

140ACI04000 External Wiring Recommendation
  1. The user supplies the current and voltage sources (installation and calibration of fuses are at the discretion of the user).
  2. Use a shielded signal cable. In noisy environments, twisted shielded cable is recommended.
  3. Shielded cables should be connected to PLC’s ground.
  4. A Shield Bar (STB XSP 3000 and STB XSP 3010/3020) should be used to connect the shielded cable to ground.
  5. The maximum channel to channel working voltage cannot exceed 30 Vdc. 6. N / C = Not connected.
140ACI04000 Wiring Diagram
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140aci04000 wiring diagram

 

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A06B-6096-H105 Alarm 8

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The A06B-6096-H105 Alarm 8 can have several different meanings and variations.

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A06B-6096-H105 Alarm 8

(1)Meaning Inverter: DC link current alarm

(2)Cause and troubleshooting

(a)Disconnect the motor power leads from the SVM, and release the SVM from an emergency stop condition.

<1>If no abnormal DC link current alarm condition has occurred. Go to (b).

<2>If an abnormal DC link current alarm condition has occurred. Replace the SVM.

(b)Disconnect the motor power leads from the SVM, and check the insulation between PE and the motor power lead U, V, or W.

<1>If the insulation is deteriorated. Go to (c).

<2>If the insulation is normal. Replace the SVM.

(c)Disconnect the motor from its power leads, and check whether the insulation of the motor or power leads is deteriorated.

<1>If the insulation of the motor is deteriorated. Replace the motor.

<2>If the insulation of any power lead is deteriorated. Replace the power lead.

A06B-6096-H105 Alarm 8.9.A.

(1)Meaning Inverter: IPM alarm

(2)Cause and troubleshooting

(a)Disconnect the motor power leads from the SVM, and release the SVM from an emergency stop condition.

<1>If no IPM alarm condition has occurred. Go to (b).

<2>If an IPM alarm condition has occurred. Replace the SVM.

(b)Disconnect the motor power leads from the SVM, and check the insulation between PE and the motor power lead U, V, or W.

<1>If the insulation is deteriorated. Go to (c).

<2>If the insulation is normal. Replace the SVM.

(c)Disconnect the motor from its power leads, and check whether the insulation of the motor or power leads is deteriorated.

<1>If the insulation of the motor is deteriorated. Replace the motor.

<2>If the insulation of any power lead is deteriorated.

Replace the power lead.

A06B-6096-H105 Alarm 8.9.A

(1)Meaning Inverter: IPM alarm (OH)

(2)Cause and troubleshooting

(a)Check that the heat sink cooling fan is running.

(b)Check that the motor is being used at or below its continuous rating.

(c)Check that the cooling capacity of the cabinet is sufficient (inspect the fans and filters).

(d)Check that the ambient temperature is not too high.

(e)Replace the SVM.

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A06B-6096-H105 Alarm 8
A06B-6096-H105 Alarm 8

 

140NOE77101 Firmware

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140NOE77101 Firmware

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The 140NOE77101 Quantum Ethernet module is one of the most widely used Schneider Electric ethernet modules on the market today. All 140NOE77101 Quantum Ethernet TCP/IP modules provide the user with the capability of transferring data to and from nodes on a TCP/IP network through the use of a communication instruction.

All PLCs that support networking communication capabilities over Ethernet can use the MSTR Ladder Logic instruction to read or write controller info or can also use IEC communication blocks.

Version 4.20 of the 140NOE77101 firmware fixes a serious problem in version 4.10 of the Ethernet module. Any NOE77101 \with a 4.10 executive firmware should be upgraded as soon as possible to version 4.20. This resolution explains the procedure for upgrading the module.

Downloads

  1. Download the executive from planet or use the copy of the executive attached to this document. The instructions for upgrading are on planet as they always are. This is a consolidated version of those instructions.
  2. Download the web pages from planet or use the webpage zip file attached to this document.

For Concept or ProWORX32 User

Exec Upgrade Procedure (Exec Loader):

  1. Verify the kernel and Exec using the Exec Loader. Refer to the NOE Exec. Sheet for checking the right version
  2. Get and extract the exec file to a directory on the PC
  3. Using the Concept Exec loader download the exec to the NOE module.

 

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140noe77101 Firmware
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A06B-6096-H208 Alarm Codes

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A06B-6096-H208 Alarm Codes

Alarm Code 1

(1)Meaning Inverter: internal cooling fan stopped

(2)Cause and troubleshooting

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140NOE77101 Firmware Executive Release Notes

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140NOE77101 Firmware Executive Release Notes (V5.4-V6.7)

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V6.7

2/24/2016

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • Improves Global Data and IO Scanner performance after a swap over in a Hot Standby System
  • Removed a Remote Code Execution vulnerability in the websSecurityHandler (Advisory ICSA-15-351-01)

V6.6

10/19/2015

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • Removed a web server vulnerability to a remote file inclusion attack. (ICS-ALERT-15-224-02)
  • When using I/O Scanner control bits to turn On/Off I/O Scanner entries, it can intermittently cause the NOE to reboot causing a 20 second outage of Ethernet communications. Corrected the control bit disable feature from forcing the I/O Scanner state machine to finish.

V6.5

8/15/2015

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • In a Hot Standby system, Global Data services may stop after a switchover of the PLC.
  • Issue has been managed with updated code. Refer to the Global Data Addendum for further details.

Enhancement

  • Resolves Java 1.8 issues.

V6.4

12/12/2014

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • After an application download via Concept,the NOE77101 IO Scanner communications does not restart. In Unity PLC the NOE will ARP for DUP IP after every Application down load. In Concept the NOE will only ARP if the IP parameters have changed when Concept logs out. The Health Timeout timer is stopped on a Link Down,so the Health bits are not updated in the CPU. Now the IO Scanner Health Bits will go unhealthly on link down and not glitch on Link Up.

V6.3

9/5/2014

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • MBP_MSTR block reports an error 1001 after an application download. During an application download, the IP component was temporarily applying the broadcast IP which disrupted the MSTR block. Code modifications were made and the MSTR block works as expected.

V6.2

6/30/2014

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • In HTTP using directory traversals an attacker can bypass the basic authentication mechanism. (Advisory ICSA-14-273-01) Checks have been put in so that this is no longer possible.
  • Web page issue with Java Version 1.7. Files did not have security signature. The Java dialog box provides a warning indicating that this is a unsigned application. The files all have been properly signed.
  • On Hot Standby switchover, under extremely high traffic loads, there was a possibility that the NOE would not come online. Situation was corrected and the NOE comes online regardless of the traffic.
  • With a Concept Hot Standby application, under unusual test conditions, there is a chance an NOE could lose its IP address. The NOE module will configure its IP address under those conditions.
  • Quantum CPU may crash with error EC0E after completing a download of an application. Fixes a potential CPU EC0E crash issue where configuration data was not cleared when a smaller program was downloaded over a larger one that was previously installed. I/O Scanner configuration data is now cleared before the new data is downloaded and reconfigured.

V6.1

11/11/2013

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • SNMP webFailedAttempts (1.3.6.1.4.1.3833.1.5.4) and webSuccessfulAccess (1.3.6.1.4.1.3833.1.5.4) do not The MIB structure and MIB Agent have been corrected. webSuccessfulAccess (1.3.6.1.4.1.3833.1.5.4) do not increment
  • Client communications do not start on swap over in HSBY system On swap over, the communications now start as soon as possible after the switchover
  • When Using code 15 in a MBP_MSTR function block the first Fixed the first request fault condition.
  • When the IO Scanner breaks out FC23 to FC16 and FC3, any change to the data being written in FC16 will toggle between the old and new data for a number of scans. The function sends the correct data in all messages
  • I/O scanner using a Radio Modem cannot establish contact. The timeout algorithm was adjusted to accomadate low communication data rates.
  • Client communications do not start on swap over in HSBY system On swap over, the communications now start as soon as possible after the switchover
  • After a cable pull, communications does not re-establish with certain Moxa or Sixnet switches Communications now resumes when the cable is reinserted.

V6.0

3/30/2013

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • This is a special security release. The Unity configuration features listed require Unity hotfix V7.0_HF20050608

Enhancement

  • The default behavior of enabled FTP/TFTP and HTTP Service at module boot up has changed On power up the NOE module will have the FTP/TFTP servers and HTTP service enabled when in non-configured mode, or when configured by an older version of Unity Pro/DTM that does not have FTP/HTTP Cyber Security control.
  • Concept will not have any changes to enable/disable FTP/TFTP or HTTP in the configuration. When using Concept, both FTP/TFTP and HTTP will be enabled in the configuration at all times allowing MSTR to control the enable/disable of the services.
  • The MSTR block now supports the OpCode 0xFFF0 to be used by the user to enable and disable FTP/TFTP and HTTP services in the module on-the-fly, when Unity has enabled the service.
  • Once the enabled state of the services are changed by a MSTR they remain unchanged until the next MSTR block call with OpCode 0xFFF0, or the load of a new application, or the module is reset/power cycled . This OpCode works on Concept and Unity controller installations. In Concept the Web server/pages must be updated by the user to be able to control HTTP state of enable/disable, using the file NOE77101_WEB.zip. Bring the Web version up to V5.00 or above.
  • New Log Out Web Page Users click on Diagnostics and go to Controller Status in the side menu. Below the applet is the logout button.
  • Web Restrictions: When the FTP is disabled and HTTP is enabled there will be some Web restrictions as they require a FTP access.
  • Data Editor/Viewer is not fully functional: the user does not have the ability to save or retrieve tables, or get variables from the namespace.
  • When FTP/TFTP is disabled the corresponding ports 21(FTP), and 69(TFTP) are be closed . If the ports have an open connection when the MSTR is executed to disable FTP, the connection is be closed.

V5.4

12/20/2012

Problem fixed / Enhancement

Details

  • NOE77101 connection closure mechanism can cause error 6003 in M1E MSTR function block. A special socket option was added to all Modbus server connections called “No Linger” to facilitate HSBY switchovers. However that state was inadvertently added to two paths which caused the problem seen
  • Communications gradually degrades then stop after running for about 16 months. Due to mishandling of a 32 bit timer overflow in the stack as the timer approached the overflow point the performance of the NOE would degrade and at the point of overflow it would stop. It would recover on its own.
  • In Quantum Ethernet modules I/O Scanning causes excessive ARP traffic when using a gateway. Each line of an I/O scanner issues its own ARP prior to establishing a connection. This can cause excessive traffic for a router or gateway. The I/O scanner will now issue an ARP for each IP address rather than for each line of the scanner. This will eliminate multiple ARPS to the same device.
  • If the cable is pulled from the Ethernet port and notreconnected for approximately 70 hours or longer, the connection is not re-established. A slow memory leak, caused by the web server polling the port resulting in a lack of resources, was corrected.

Enhancement

  • OpCode 16 to close connections available for Concept. Request for functionality similar to Unity where OpCode 16 in the MBP_MSTR block aborts the Ethernet connections.

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140CPU43412A Firmware Part II

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Phase 1 of firmware restoration is described in our previous blog post on the 140CPU43412A firmware.

140CPU43412A Firmware Part II

Restoring a 140CPU43412U (Unity) to 140CPU43412A (Concept):

Phase 2

During the download:

• Do not power OFF the PLC

• Do not power OFF the PC

• Do not disconnect the cable

• Do not shut down OS loader

Any loss of communication during the update procedure can cause severe damage to the CPU or NOE module. Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage.

Reset the PLC

Once the download of the intermediate binary file has completed, the PLC has to be initialized. This task can be performed by one of the two following actions:  Reset the PLC by pushing on the Restart button located on the CPU (for more information, refer to the PLC technical documentation).  Power OFF then ON the PLC. Once the PLC has restarted, go to Phase 3: download the final Concept OS.

Phase 3

Presentation

The final binary file “q5rv135E.bin ” (140CPU34312 in our example) has to be downloaded. For that, follow the same procedure as the one described in the Phase 1.

Checking Version (optional)

If needed, you can check the new CPU version. For that  Open the OS loader tool.  Select the communication protocol.  Click on “Connect.” Then Click on “Properties.”

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140CPU43412A

140CPU43412A Firmware Part I

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140CPU43412A Firmware Restoration

In order to restore firmware in a 140CPU43412U (Unity) to a 140CPU43412A (Concept), three main phases are required.

Phase 1 – Restore the PLC to Concept with an intermediate OS. 

Phase 2 – Power OFF then ON the PLC. 

Phase 3 – Restore the Operating System with the appropriate file.

These phases are mandatory and cannot be by-passed.

Phase 1: 

Launching the OS Loader

The OS loader (provided with Unity) allows the user to download the Operating System to the PLC. To open it click on Start/Program/SchneiderElectric/Unity-PRO/OS loader.

Select the Communication Protocol

From the main screen of the OS loader, click on the “Next” button. To download the Operating System into the PLC, select the right communication protocol (in accordance with established physical link) and click on the “Next” button.

Select the Target Device

On the Device Type field, select Processor and the other needed parameters (Modbus address….). Then connect to the selected PLC (Node).

Select the Download Function 

From the screen described above press the “Next” button. A new screen is proposed: select “Download OS to device”.

Select the File to be Downloaded

Click on the “Browse…” button in order to select the file to download into the PLC. In this example we will restore the OS from 140CPU43412U to 140CPU43412A firmware. For that select the following folders: Quantum\Processor_modules\Unity_to_Concept. To restore the OS from Unity to Concept, two binary files can be selected:  Unity_to_Concept_43412A.bin (allows to “format” the processor to Concept)  q5rv135E.bin is the OS that will finally be downloaded in the processor. In our example we have to “format” the processor (remember, we still are in the Phase 1) then select and Validate “Unity_to_Concept_43412A.bin”. Once done click on the “Next” button.

Download the Intermediate OS

Once the previous screen is validated a warning is displayed: Click the “Okay” button. Two screens that give information regarding the file, the processor and the download are now displayed. Note: If the system detects a discrepancy on the hardware or on the OS version, the download will not be possible. This is indicated by a red cross and the “Next” button becomes unavailable. Solve this issue and continue. When the hardware – OS are compatible, click on the “Download” button to launch the download of the intermediate OS file.

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140CPU43412A
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