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Profibus-DP is a high speed communications network and protocol, that allows large amounts of data to be transferred quickly to and from network nodes. The Profibus interface will detect the network data rate, and automatically synchronise to it. The Profibus-DP interface for Mentor II is a slave node only.

Profibus-DP networks are "centralised" systems, requiring a master controller (usually a PLC) which controls all communications with slave nodes on the network. The Profibus interface for Mentor is a slave node only.

 
 
Key Features
- Easy fit add on card for Mentor II
- Supports data rates up to 1.5 Mbits/sec
- Automatically recognises the network data rate
- Supports three 16 bit cyclic data channels
- Full cyclic data channel mapping allows any cyclic data channel to control or source from any drive
parameter
- Default mappings -
* Speed/frequency feedback
* Torque feedback
* Status word provides status bits about 15 drive functions, eg drive healthy, drive running, at
speed etc.
* Speed/frequency reference
* Torque feedback reference
* Control word allows ENABLE, RUN and DIRECTION signals, plus reference selection and user
bit parameters to be transmitted in one cyclic data word
- Network Loss detection will trip the drive (if enabled) if the network connection is lost
 
Specifications
Network
- RS485 optically-isolated physical layer
- Data rates from 9600 bits/sec to 1.5 Mbits/sec
- Up to 200m network length at 1.5 Mbits/sec
- Up to 400m network length at 500 Kbits/sec
- Up to 31 slave nodes without network repeaters
- Up to 125 nodes with repeaters
- The following data formats are supported:
8 bytes with full consistency
4 words with full consistency
4 words with no consistency
- GSD file available from local drive centre
- Profibus-DP specification refer to www.profibus.com
 
Environment
- Ambient Temperature: -5¨¬C to +50¨¬C
- Storage Temperature: -40¨¬C to +50¨¬C
- Weight: 71g
- Maximum Altitude: 4000 m
- Humidity: +5% to +95% at 50¨¬C non-condensing