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| Product type | AS-i slave module for Pt100 temperature sensors |
| Brand | IFM |
| Model | AC2220 |
| Power supply | Via AS-i bus (AS-i voltage) |
| Sensor type | Pt100 2-wire or 4-wire |
| Measuring range | -200 °C to +850 °C |
| Resolution | 0.1 °C |
| Number of channels | 4 analog channels |
| AS-i profile | S-7.3.E (according to AS-i specification V2.1) |
| Conversion time (4 channels) | 480 ms |
| Maximum transmission time (4 channels) | 620 ms (conversion + transmission) |
| Max. number of modules per AS-i strand | 31 |
| Addressing | Addresses 1 to 31, factory address 0; addressing via AC1144 unit or E70213 cable |
| Mounting | On 35 mm profile rail |
| Actuator connection | Via pluggable connectors (accessories, e.g. E70230) |
| LED indicators | 4 yellow LEDs (I1..I4) for input status, 1 green LED (AS-i), 1 red LED (FAULT) |
| Mains filter | Selectable 50 Hz or 60 Hz via parameter P0 |
| Peripheral fault configuration | Via bits P1 and P2 to enable/disable fault channels |
| Maintenance | No specific maintenance required; periodic check of connections recommended |
| Environmental conditions | Industrial use; standard ambient temperature (refer to full manual) |
| Approvals | Conforms to AS-i standards (not specified) |
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USER MANUAL AC2220 IFM
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Pure geometric diagram of a hexagonal shape with internal lines and corner markers (no text or symbols)Function and features
The AS-i slave converts analogue signals (temperature values) into digital values and transfers them to the host.
The data transfer is asynchronous according to the AS-i profile S-7.3 and the AS-i specification V2.1.
- Sensor supply from AS-i
- Conversion of measured values for 4 channels: 480ms
- Resolution 0.1°C
- Measuring range -200 .. +850°C
- AS-i profile S-7.3.E
- The actuators are connected via Combicon connectors (accessories, e.g. E70230)
- Connection of 2-wire / 4-wire sensors possible
• Maximum number of modules per AS-i system: 31
Installation
Fix the module onto a 35mm rail.

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25 114 105 35,5 addressing plug Combicon connector with screw terminals (optional)
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FE FE FE FE S+ 1+ 1- S- S+ 2+ 2- S- ○○○○ ○○ ○○ S- 3- 3+ S+ S- 4- 4+ S+ A+A-S+ Sense inputs + *)
S - Sense inputs - *)
1+ ... 4+ Drive outputs +
1 - ... 4 - Drive outputs -
FE functional earth
*) only for 4-wire Pt100
A+ AS-i +
A-AS-i-
LEDs I1 ... I4 yellow Status analogue
inputs 1... 4
LED green AS-i voltage
LED red FAULT
Addressing
Assign a free address between 1 and 31. The address set at the factory is 0.
Address the slave using the AC1144 addressing unit.
When mounted and wired the module can be addressed with the addressing cable (E70213) via the implemented addressing interface.

No addressing via the addressing socket while live.
Electrical connection
Connection of a 2-wire Pt100 element to the AS-i module
AS-i module Pt100 element

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1+ ... 4+ 1- ... 4-The 1+ ... 4+ terminals are interconnected in the module.
Connection of a 4-wire Pt100 element to the AS-i module
AS-i module Pt100 element

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1+ ... 4+ S+ S- 1- ... 4-4-wire Pt100 sensors supply more exact results than 2-wire sensors provided that the wire resistance is the same.
The changeover between 2 and 4-wire sensors is made via the parameter bit P3.
The 1+ ... 4+ terminals are interconnected in the module.

It is necessary to connect at least one Pt100 sensor before switching on the AS-i slave to start the A/D converter, otherwise the LEDs I1 to I4 flash at a frequency of about 5Hz.
Important notes regarding Pt100 measurements:
In the Pt100 measurement principle, very low currents flow in the measuring electronics. It must be ensured that additional resistance (cables, contact and transition resistance, loose contacts, etc.) is avoided in the measuring circuit.
Only this way is a precise measurement, for which these modules are designed, possible.
In detail:
A 4-wire measurement always has to be preferred over a 2-wire measurement.
In 2-wire measurement all transition and connection resistances add up and may massively falsify the measurement result.
Therefore a 2-wire measurement is not recommended!
Parameter setting of the analogue modules
| Parameter bit/Designation | Description | Comments | ||||
| P0filter | 1 50Hz filter in the A/D converter active | The 50Hz filter applies to the whole of Europe | ||||
| 0 60Hz filter in the A/D converter active | ||||||
| P1, P2periphery fault | Parameter bit | Periphery fault can be triggered by | ||||
| P1 P2 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | ||
| 0 | 0 | on | off | off | off | |
| 0 | 1 | on | on | off | off | |
| 1 | 0 | on | on | on | off | |
| 1 | 1 | on | on | on | on | |
| P3selectionPt100 elements | 1 2-wire mode | |||||
| 0 4-wire mode | ||||||
Activation of the periphery fault message of the channels 1 to 4
According to the table above the parameter bits P1 and P2 are used to define which measuring channels can trigger a periphery fault message. But irrespective of the defined parameters all 4 channels are always transferred via the AS-Interface.
Operation
Check the safe functioning of the unit. Display by LEDs:
• LED yellow I1 ... I4 off: not connected
on: analogue signal in the measuring range flashing: analogue signal outside the measuring range
- LED green AS-i on: AS-i voltage is applied
- LED rot FAULT on: AS-i communication error
flashing: periphery fault *
* periphery fault
A periphery fault is indicated if at least one of the signals I1, I2, I3 or I4 is outside the measuring range or if nothing is connected to at least one analogue channel.
Measuring range of the Pt100 module
For the measuring ranges, the LED states and their meaning please see the following table:
| Range-200 ... +850°C | Unitsdec. | Unitshex. | LEDanalogue | Meaning |
| <-219.4°C | 32767 | 7FFF | flashes | short circuit |
| -219.4°C ... -200.1°C | -2194 ... -2001 | F76E ... F82F | on | below nominal range |
| -200°C ... +850°C | -2000 ... 8500 | F830 ... 2134 | on | nominal range |
| +850.1°C ... +883.6°C | 8501 ... 8836 | 2135 ... 2090 | on | above nominal range |
| >+883.6°C | 32767 | 7FFF | off | wire break |
Transmission time of the analogue values
The transmission time of the analogue values depends on the conversion time of the analogue signals into digital signals in the AS-i module and on the transmission time via the AS-Interface.
The conversion time for 4 Pt100 signals is 480ms.
The transmission time of the 4 16-bit values via the AS-Interface ideally is 7 AS-i cycles per value. For a cycle time of 5ms per AS-i cycle this results in a transmission time of 4 x 7 x 5ms = 140ms via the AS-Interface.
Thus the total transmission time for 4 temperature values ideally is 480ms (conversion time) + 140ms (transmission time) = 620ms.