SIWAREX CS Quick Guide V4 0 PDF

SIWAREX CS
Weighing Module for Level Measurement, Weighbridges

etc.
Calibrating SIWAREX CS with SIWATOOL CS
Quick Guide
For modules with order number 7MH4910-0AA01
Contents
1. Hardware Requirements................................................................................................3
2. Siwarex CS connections................................................................................................6
3. Establish the communication to the Siwarex CS module ..............................................8
4. Adjustment with an adjustment weight ..........................................................................9
4.1 Set the SIWATOOL parameters ..............................................................................9
4.2 Adjustment procedure ...........................................................................................12
5. Adjustment without an adjustment weight (theoretical adjustment).............................14
6. Create a Siwatool backup file ......................................................................................18
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SIWAREX_CS_Quick Guide_V4.0.doc, 08/2009
Introduction
SIWAREX CS is a compact weighing module for Decentral Peripheral System SIMATIC
ET200S. Main applications are bin scales, weighbridges, crane scales, force and
tightening torque measuring.
Purpose of this document for functional safety

This programming manual contains all information that you will require to commission and
use the device.
It is aimed at persons who install the device mechanically, connect it electrically,
parameterize and commission it, as well as at service and maintenance engineers.
Notes on warranty
The contents of this programming manual shall not become part of or modify any prior or
existing agreement, commitment or legal relationship. All obligations on the part of
Siemens AG are contained in the respective sales contract, which also contains the
complete and solely applicable warranty conditions. Any statements on the device
versions described in the programming manual do not create new warranties or modify the
existing warranty.
The content reflects the technical status at the time of printing. We reserve the right to
make technical changes in the course of further development.
Validation of this document

This documentation is only valid in conjunction with the manual SIWAREX CS. This
manual is available on the Siemens homepage.
http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/19250865
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1. Hardware Requirements
Following hardware parts and software are requested to build an ET200S station with a
scale: SIWAREX CS module, Terminal module 30mm, IM151 Profibus or Profinet, Power
Module, terminal module for power module, SIWATOOL CS configuration package, RS232
cable, computer with Windows XP or higher and a calibration weight bigger than 5% of the
sum of the nominal value of all load cells.
ET200S Powermodule with SIWAREX CS Terminalmodule 30mm

IM 151 Terminalmodule 15mm 7MH4910-0AA01 6ES7193-4GC20-0AA0
SIWATOOL RS232 Cable PROFIBUS or PROFINET connection

7MH4607-8CA
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Configuration Package for SIWAREX CS:
7MH4910-0AK01
Adjustment weight Scale

( > 5% of the sum of the nominal value
of all load cells)
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System Configuration
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2. Siwarex CS connections
RS232 interface
for Siwatool CS
Shield connection
24V Power supply Connection of the load cells
Load Cell Connection:
Connection in terminal Signal Comment

block
2 SEN+ Sensor line +
6 SEN- Sensor line
3 SIG+ Measurement line +
7 SIG- Measurement line
4 EXC+ Load cell supply +
8 EXC- Load cell supply
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Connecting the PC for SIWATOOL CS:
Connection in terminal Signal Comment

block
12 TXD When using 7MH4 607-8CA
connecting lead: Cable identifier "TxD"
15 RXD When using 7MH4 607-8CA

connecting lead: Cable identifier "RxD"
16 GND When using 7MH4 607-8CA

connecting lead: Cable identifier
"GND"
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3. Establish the communication to the
Siwarex CS module
Start the Siwatool CS software into Windows:
For establishing the communication between the Siwarex CS module and the Siwatool
software, click the button Online.:
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4. Adjustment with an adjustment weight
4.1 Set the SIWATOOL parameters
When the communication is established check the following parameter-settings:
Adj.weight 1:
Enter the value of the adjustment weight.
The adjustment weight is an integer-value (up to 32767).
For example:
a) For a 20 kg scale you may use a resolution of 1 g:

- the parameter Adj. weight 1 is set into gram (e.g. 20000).
- the parameter Numeral step (index card Scales parameter) is set to 1.
- the parameter Decimal point (index card Scales parameter) is set to 0.
- the parameter Weight unit (index card Scales parameter) is set to gr.
b) For a 40 kg scale you may use a resolution of 10 g:

- the parameter Adj. weight 1 is set into gram x10 (e.g. 4000).
- the parameter Numeral step (index card Scales parameter) is set to 1.
- the parameter Decimal point (index card Scales parameter) is set to 2.
- the parameter Weight unit (index card Scales parameter) is set to kg
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The decimal point is not part of the integer-value and is only used for the Siwatool-display
(and a remote display, if available).
That means the numeral step and the decimal point have to determine, so that the
displayed weight value (weight value = integer-value) will not increase the value of
32767.
Characteristic Value:
Characteristic value of the load cell.
The specification of the characteristic value can be read into the techincal data sheet of
the load cell.
Limit frequence:
If this parameter is set to 5 Hz, the scale will respond quickly to a weight change; if it is set
to 0.05 Hz, the scale will move slowly.
Step response of the limit frequence of 2 Hz:

Critical damping
Depth of average value filter:

The average value filter ensures a stable weight value and prevents interference.
The weight is measured according to the average value of n weight values.
If n = 10, 10 weight values will be used for calculating the average value. The earliest
value is discarded every 20 milliseconds and the latest value will be added for the
calculation.
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Standstill range and Standstill time:
Standstill range and Standstill time (in msec) are used to monitor when the scale has
stand still.
If the weight change is lower than the specified range (standstill range) within the specified
period (standstill time) the scale stands still.
The monitoring of the scale standstill is used e.g. for the commands zeroing or taring.
Neg. zeroing range %, Pos. zeroing range % and Weighing range:

By executing the command zeroing the weight value is set to zero. With the parameters
Neg. zeroing range % and Pos. zeroing range % the zeroing range is defined. The
values are set as percent of the parameter Weighing range.
The parameter Weighing range is the maximum of material, which will put on the scale.
For example (see also the picture above):

The zeroing range is between -20 kg (-1% of 2000) and +60 kg (+3% of 2000).
Zeroing will be rejected if the current gross weight is too high or too low.
After setting the parameters, click Send to send the changed parameters to the Siwarex
CS module:
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4.2 Adjustment procedure
Ensure that the scale is empty (not loaded) and execute the command Adjustment zero
valid (3).
The Siwarex CS module shows now the weight value 0.
0 kg
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Afterwards, place the adjustment weight on the scale and execute the command
Adjustment weight 1 valid (4). With executing of this command, the adjustment line is
detected of the scale.
The Siwarex CS module shows now the adjustment weight.
The adjustment is completed now.
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5. Adjustment without an adjustment
weight (theoretical adjustment)
If the adjustment is not possible by using adjustment weights, the scale can also be
adjusted without adjustment weights, if the mechanical structure of the scale is correct.
If the measuring logs are available, these logs can be used for the theoretical adjustment.
If the measuring logs arent available, the default-values of the load cells can be used of
the technical data sheet.
The execution of the theoretical adjustment is handled with the help of the SIWATOOL CS
software.
First, the "Characteristic value" (e.g. 2 mV/V) must be defined in the DR3, index card:
"Calibration":
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Then, switch to the "Theoret. Calib." index card.
To execute the theoretical adjustment, the rated load for all load cells is defined first,
e.g. 3 load cells with 1,000 kg each result in a rated load of 3,000 kg.
(See also step 1. in the picture below)
The Zero offset in uV/V (unit = V/V), and the Characteristic value (unit = mV/V) is then
entered for each individual load cell.
(See also step 2. and 3. in the picture below)
These values are taken from the respective load cell measuring log.
If the measuring logs arent available, the default-values can be used,
e.g. Zero offset in uV/V = 0 and Characteristic value = 2.0:
1.
2.
3.
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After entering the data for each load cell, the adjustment digits are calculated and
the result is displayed by actuating the button "Calculate adj. Digits".
Then, the calculated adjustment digits can be integrated into the DR3 by actuating the
button "Accept calculation":
1. 2.
The DR3 is then sent to the weight module with the new adjustment data with the button
"Send":
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After sending the DR3, the command Characteristic curve shift (15)" has to be executed,
when the scale is empty.
The theoretical adjustment is now finished.
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6. Create a Siwatool backup file
Eventually you may save all parameter settings of the Siwarex CS module into a file
Receive all data from the Siwarex Cs module the Siwatool software:
During the transmission from the Siwarex CS module to the PC, the following message-
window appears:
Save the data as a Siwatool CS File:
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If you have any issues or suggestions regarding the related products or documents,
please feel free to contact:
Technical support for SIWAREX:
Siemens AG
Industry Automation (IA)
Sensors and Communication
Process Instrumentation
D-76181 Karlsruhe
Germany
Tel: +49 721 595 2811

Fax: +49 721 595 2901
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.siemens.com/siwarex
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Weighing Module for Level Measurement, Weighbridges

Purpose of this document for functional safety

Validation of this document

ET200S Powermodule with SIWAREX CS Terminalmodule 30mm

SIWATOOL RS232 Cable PROFIBUS or PROFINET connection

Adjustment weight Scale

24V Power supply Connection of the load cells

Load Cell Connection:

Connection in terminal Signal Comment

6 SEN- Sensor line

3 SIG+ Measurement line +

7 SIG- Measurement line

4 EXC+ Load cell supply +

8 EXC- Load cell supply

Connection in terminal Signal Comment

15 RXD When using 7MH4 607-8CA

16 GND When using 7MH4 607-8CA

a) For a 20 kg scale you may use a resolution of 1 g:

b) For a 40 kg scale you may use a resolution of 10 g:

Step response of the limit frequence of 2 Hz:

Depth of average value filter:

Neg. zeroing range %, Pos. zeroing range % and Weighing range:

For example (see also the picture above):

The adjustment is completed now.

The theoretical adjustment is now finished.

Save the data as a Siwatool CS File:

Technical support for SIWAREX:

Tel: +49 721 595 2811

All rights reserved by Siemens AG

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