Reviewing The Valve Zone Conversion; Conversion Documentation - Aventics DeviceNet Description Du Système Et Notice D'emploi

120 AVENTICS | Bus Coupler AES/Valve Driver AV, DeviceNet | R412018138–BAL–001–AC
Conversion of the Valve System
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Fig. 19: Examples for impermissible configurations
PLC configuration key
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B
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12.5.4

Reviewing the valve zone conversion

Following the conversion of the valve zone, use the following checklist to determine whether you
have complied with all rules.
 Have you mounted at least 4 valve positions after the first pneumatic supply plate?
 Have you mounted a maximum of 64 valve positions?
 Have you integrated no more than 32 electrical components? Note that an AV-EP pressure
regulator corresponds to three electrical components.
 Have you mounted at least two valves after every pneumatic or electrical supply plate that marks
the start of a new section?
 Have you always installed the valve driver boards to be in line with the base plate limits, i.e.
– One base plate, 2x, is installed with one valve driver board, 2x,
– Two base plates, 2x, are installed with one valve driver board, 4x,
– One base plate, 3x, is installed with one valve driver board, 3x,
 Have you integrated no more than 8 AV-EPs?
If you have answered "Yes" to all these questions, you may proceed with the documentation and
configuration of the valve system.
12.5.5

Conversion documentation

After a conversion, the PLC configuration key printed on the right end plate is no longer valid.
Correct the PLC configuration key or cover it with a new label and write the new PLC
configuration key on the end plate.
Always document all changes to your configuration.
Mat. no. After a conversion, the material number (MNR) on the right end plate is no longer valid.
Mark the material number so that it is clearly visible that the unit no longer corresponds
to its original condition on delivery.
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