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Controllers u-control UC20
Manual (Original)
UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN 2928020000 UC20-WL2000-AC 1334950000

UC20-WL2000-IOT 1334990000
Content
1 About this documentation 3 7 Earthing and shielding 45

1.1 Symbols and notes 3 7.1 Earthing of shielded cables 46
1.2 Complete documentation 3 7.2 Potential ratios 50
1.3 Hardware and software versions described 4 7.3 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) 52
7.4 Shielding of cables 54
2 Safety 5
2.1 General safety notice 5 8 Commissioning using u-create web 56
2.2 Intended use 6 8.1 Requirements 56
2.3 Use in a potentially explosive atmosphere 6 8.2 Starting u-create web 56
2.4 Legal notice 7 8.3 Accessing u-create online help 57
8.4 Updating the firmware 58
3 System overview 8
8.5 Resetting the controller to default settings 59
3.1 General description of the controller 10
8.6 Resetting the control to default settings without password 59
3.2 Approvals and standards 11
3.3 Connector PG 1.5 mm 12 9 Upgrading from u-create web to u-OS 60
3.4 Mechanical fixing elements 12 9.1 Upgrading from u-create web to u-OS 60
3.5 Type plate 13 9.2 Downgrading from u-OS to u-create web 60
3.6 Battery 13
10 Commissioning using u-OS 62
3.7 Memory card 13
10.1 Requirements 62
4 Configuration 14 10.2 Starting u-OS 62
4.1 Connectable u-remote I/O modules 14 10.3 Accessing u-OS online help 63
4.2 Order and arrangement of the modules 14 10.4 Updating the firmware 64
4.3 Orientation of the station 14 10.5 Resetting the controller to default settings 65
4.4 Installation distances 15 10.6 Resetting the controller to default settings without password 65
4.5 Use in a potentially explosive atmosphere 16 10.7 Resetting network settings in recovery mode 65
4.6 Use in maritime and offshore applications 17
11 Replacing components 66
4.7 “PUSH IN” system cabling 17
11.1 Removing/replacing the plug-in unit 66
4.8 Current demand and power supply 18
11.2 Removing/replacing connectors 67
4.9 Example calculation for the power supply 19
11.3 Removing/replacing cables 68
4.10 Calculation of power loss 21
11.4 Replacing the battery 69
4.11 Feedback energy in DO modules 21
11.5 Replacing the microSD card 70
5 Detail description of controllers 22
12 Disassembly and disposal 71
5.1 UC20-WL2000-AC 22
12.1 Disassembling the u-remote station 71
5.2 UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN 27
12.2 Disposing of the u-control station 71
5.3 UC20-WL2000-IOT 32
13 LED indicators and troubleshooting 72
6 Installation 37
6.1 Preparations for assembly 37 14 Accessories and replacement parts 74
6.2 Assembling the u-control station 40 14.1 Accessories 74
6.3 Wiring 42 14.2 Replacement parts 75
6.4 Inserting the battery 43
ANNEX A-1
6.5 Inserting the microSD card 44
6.6 Insulation test 44
Manufacturer
Weidmüller Interface GmbH & Co. KG
Klingenbergstraße 26
32758 Detmold, Germany
T +49 5231 14-0
F +49 5231 14-292083 Document No. 2604080000
www.weidmueller.com Revision 08/August 2023
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1 About this documentation | Symbols and notes
1 About this documentation
1.1 Symbols and notes The situation-dependent safety notices may contain the fol-
lowing warning symbols:
The safety notices in this documentation are designed
according to the severity of the danger. Symbol Meaning
Warning against hazardous electrical
DANGER voltage
Imminent risk to life!
Notes with the signal word “Danger” warn Warning against explosive atmospheres
you of situations which will result in serious
injury or death if you do not follow the in-
structions given in this manual. Warning against electrostatically charged
components
Warning against automatic startups

WARNING
Possible danger to life!
Notes with the signal word “Warning” warn Instruction: observe the documentation
you of situations which may result in serious
injury or death if you do not follow the in-
structions given in this manual.
▶ All instructions can be identified by the black triangle
next to the text.
– Lists are marked with a tick.
CAUTION
Risk of injury!
Notes with the signal word “Caution” warn
you of situations which may result in injury 1.2 Complete documentation
if you do not follow the instructions given in
this manual. – When using I/O modules, please also observe
the Remote-I/O-System u-remote Manual.
– When using safe I/O modules or safe feed-in
modules, please also observe the Modules
ATTENTION for Functional Safety Manual.
Material damage! – The u-create web and u-OS engineering tools
Notes with the signal word “Attention” warn you of hazards contain an integrated online help.
which may result in material damage.
All documents are available to download from the
Weidmüller website.
Text next to this arrow are notes which are not rel-
evant to safety, but provide important information
about proper and effective work procedures.
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1.3 Hardware and software versions described
The present manual describes the following hardware and
software versions of the controllers:
Hardware Software
Order No. Controller
version version
u-create web
1334950000 UC20-WL2000-AC 01.23.00 1.15.1
u-OS 2.0.0
2928020000 UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN 01.00.00 u-OS 2.1.0
u-create web
1334990000 UC20-WL2000-IOT 01.23.00
1.14.0
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2 Safety | General safety notice
2 Safety
This section includes general safety instructions for handling cal operations rooms. Only trained and authorised personnel
the u-control system. Specific warning notices for specific may access the equipment.
tasks and situations are given at the appropriate places in For applications requiring functional safety, the surrounding
the documentation. Failure to observe the safety and warn- housing must meet at least IP54. The standards and guide-
ing notices can result in damage to persons and material. lines applicable for the assembly of switch cabinets and the
arrangement of data and supply lines must be complied
– When using I/O modules modules, please
with.
also observe the Remote-I/O-System
u-remote Manual. Fuse protection
– When using safe I/O modules or safe feed- The operator must set up the equipment so that it is pro-
in modules, please also observe the tected against overloading. The 24 V DC power supply units
Modules for Functional Safety Manual. used must fulfill the SELV category, no matter whether they
supply the system or feed-in modules. The output voltage of
All manuals are available to download from the the feed-in power supply has to fulfill overvoltage category 1
Weidmüller website. according to IEC 61010. When connecting to outer current
circuits the respective overload category has to be regarded
for each single module of the u-control station (see technical
data).
2.1 General safety notice The main switch, the switches of the subsequent circuits, the
cable cross sections and the fuse protection have to be con-
Work on the u-control products may only be performed by figured according to IEC 61010. The current demand must
qualified electricians with the support of trained persons. be caluclated separately for each single u-control station as
As a result of their professional training and experience, an described in section 4.8.
electrician is qualified to perform the necessary work and In the case of modules without fused sensor/actuator power
identify any potential risks. supplies, all lines to the connected sensors/actuators must
Before any work is carried out on the products (installa- be fused corresponding to their conductor cross-section (as
tion, maintenance, retrofitting), the power supply must be per DIN VDE 0298 Part 4).
switched off and secured against being switched on again. To meet UL-specifications in accordance with UL 248-14,
Work may be carried out with safety extra-low voltage (SELV/ a UL-certified automatic fuse (e.g. ABB Type S201-B16)
PELV). When working during continued operations, the or a 10 A fuse with a medium time-lag (e.g. ESKA Part No.
emergency stop mechanisms must not be made ineffective. 522.227) must be used.
The u-control products do not comprehend any components All connections of the u-control components are protected
or parts that can be maintained by the operator. If a malfunc- against voltage pulses and overcurrent in accordance with
tion on a u-control product cannot be fixed after following IEC 61131-2, Zone B. The operator has to decide whether
the recommended measures (see chapter 13), the product in additional overvoltage protection according to IEC 62305
question must be sent back to Weidmüller. Weidmüller does is required. Voltages that exceed +/-30 V may cause the de-
not assume any liability if the product has been tampered struction of couplers and modules.
with!
Earthing
Electrostatic discharge Via an FE spring on its underside each controller and each
u-remote products can be damaged or destroyed by electro- module is electrically connected to the DIN rail. This connec-
static discharge. When handling the products, the neces- tion is only established certainly if the assembly is carried
sary safety measures against electrostatic discharge (ESD) out carefully and in accordance with the instructions (see
according to IEC 61340-5-1 and IEC 61340-5-2 must be section 7.2). In order to ensure the earthing of the station
observed. the DIN rail must be connected to the protective earth via the
All devices are supplied in ESD-protected packaging. The earth terminals (PE).
packing and unpacking as well as the installation and di Several modules have connections with green pushers. An
sassembly of a device may only be carried out by qualified FE potential is also provided at these connections. They
personnel and in accordance with the ESD information. must not be used as a PE!
Open equipment Shielding
u-remote products are open equipment that may only be in- Shielded lines are to be connected with shielded plugs and
stalled and operated in lockable housings, cabinets or electri- fixed on a shield bus in compliance with the relevant stand-
ard (see Chapter 7).
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2 Safety | Intended use
2.2 Intended use and on power-feed modules) must be specified for at

least 90 °C.
– If the temperature under rated conditions exceeds 70 °C
The products of the UC20 series are intended for use in in-
at the cable or conduit entry point, or 80 °C at the
dustrial automation. A u-control station comprising a control-
branching point of the conductors, the temperature speci-
ler and connected u-remote I/O modules is intended for the
fication of the selected cable shall be in compliance with
control of systems or sub-systems.
the actual measured temperature values.
The UC20-WL2000-x controllers are configured and pro- – The equipment shall only be used in an area of not more
grammed using the integrated web application u-create web. than pollution degree 2, as defined in IEC 60664-1.
– A stabilized 24 V DC power supply with double or rein-
The UC20-WL200-AC controller can be configured with the
forced insulation shall be used.
u-OS operating system from hardware version 1.23 and the
– A visual inspection of the u-control station is to be per-
UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN controller can be configured with
formed once per year.
the u-OS operating system from hardware version 1.00.
– When using relais modules UR20-4RO-CO-255, solid
The UC20 products conform to degree of protection IP20 (in state relais modules UR20-4RO-SSR-255 or
accordance with IEC 60529). UR20-4DI-2W-230V-AC modules in explosive atmos-
phere:
The observance of the documentation is part of the intended
– The device shall be installed in an environment free of
use. The products described in this manual may only be used
condensation, corrosives and conducting dusts.
for the intended applications and only in connection with
– If the switching or input voltage exceeds 63 V, a tran-
certified third-party devices or components. The product-
sient protection device shall be provided that limits the
specific protective measures can become ineffective in the
transients to a peak voltage of 500 V or less.
event of deviating use.
– When using relais modules UR20-4RO-CO-255 in explo-
sive atmosphere:
2.3 Use in a potentially explosive atmosphere – Make sure that the module will not be exposed to
chemicals, which may degrade the sealing properties
of materials used in the relay.
Unless otherwise noted, the u-control products can be used
– Due to the fact that relays are subject to wear, it must
in potentially explosive atmospheres rated as Zone 2 (as per
be ensured, by appropriate maintenance intervals, that
Directive 2014/34/EU). The u-remote products are suitable
the temperature do not exceed the limits of tempera-
for use in Class I, Division 2, Groups A to D according to
ture class T4. A contact resistance of more than
NFPA publication 70.
110 mΩ will be considered as a fault.
If u-remote products are used in potentially explosive atmos- – The modules may only be charged with resistive loads.
pheres, the following notes are also applicable: – While explosive atmosphere is present:
– Staff involved in assembly, installation and operation must – No electrical connection shall be separated in ener-
be qualified to perform safe work on electrical systems gized condition.
protected against potentially explosive atmospheres. – The USB interface shall not be used.
– The requirements according to IEC 60079-14 must be – Dip-switches, binary-switches and potentiometers shall
observed. not be actuated.
– The substitution of any components may impair suitability
for Class I, Divsion 2.
– The equipment shall be installed in an enclosure that pro-
vides a degree of protection not less than IP54 in accord-
ance with IEC 60079-15, accessible only by the use of a
tool.
– The housing enclosing must meet the requirements of
explosion protection type Ex n or Ex e.
– The u-control station may only be installed in horizontal
orientation.
– The controller may only be used without battery.
– Sensors and actuators that are located in Zone 2 or in a
safe zone can be connected to the u-control station.
– If the ambient temperature under rated conditions exeeds
55 °C, the cables used for feed-in (on the fieldbus coupler
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2 Safety | Legal notice
2.4 Legal notice

The u-control series products are CE-compliant in accor-
dance with Directive 2014/30/EU (EMC Directive) and
Directive 2014/35/EU (Low Voltage Directive). They also
meet the requirements of the ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU
unless otherwise noted.
The results of the measurements according to CISPR 16-2-3
should also be suitable to demonstrate the compliance of
the u-control devices to the limits for radiated emissions as
defined by CFR 47 Part 15, Subpart B, §15.109, Class A
(2010) and ICES-003, Issue 5, Class A (2012).
Components of the free software products are integrated
into the u-control products. The licensing terms are available
in the program.
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3 System overview
3 System overview
Example arrangement of a u-control station
The products of the u-control series are programmable logic Height (H) Width (W) Depth (D)
controllers. The UC20-WL2000 controllers are configured, D W
parameterised and programmed using the integrated engi-
neering tool u-create web via a web browser. Controller 120.0 / 4.72 52.0 / 2.05 76.0 / 2.99
I/O module 120.0 / 4.72 11.5 / 0.451) 76.0 / 2.99
Up to 64 active u-remote I/O modules can be connected to a
controller. The controller and the I/O module of a u-control- End plate 120.0 / 4.72 3.5 / 0.14 76.0 / 2.99
station communicate over the u-remote-system bus. End bracket 120.0 / 4.72 8.0 / 0.32 36.0 / 1.42
The following components belong to a u-control-station: Dimensions of the u-control station components (mm / inch)
– Controller: head station for production and execution of
control programs and for integration into the existing net- “Double-click” installation
work architecture or into HMIs The u-control station modules can be installed quickly and
– Active I/O modules: simply. When attaching the module to the DIN rail, a clear
– Modules with digital input (DI) or digital output (DO) clicking noise can be heard, which means that the module
with 4, 8 or 16 channels has clicked into place. In the second step, which involves
– Modules with analogue input (AI) or analogue output pushing the module being installed together with the neigh-
(AO) with up to 8 channels bouring module, a further clicking noise indicates that the
– Safety-related supply terminals (PF-O-xDI-SIL) 24 V for modules have been correctly connected to each other.
output current with either one or two dual channel
inputs for safety circuits
– Passive I/O modules (no fieldbus communication)
– 24-V power-feed modules (PF) for input or output cur-
rent
– Potential distribution modules (AUX)
– Empty modules acting as placeholders (ES)
– Mechanical fixing elements
– End brackets
– End plate
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3 System overview
Power supply concept

The u-control controllers and the u-remote modules use three
internal current paths as described in following chapter 4. In-
put and output paths are supplied seperately, therefore a cus-
tom-fit refreshing by power-feed modules is easyly feasible.
The figure shows the general supply concept. For detailed
description and calculation of the current demand please
regard sections 4.8 and 4.9.
UC20 DI DO PF-O DO AO DO DI DO PF-O DO DO DI PF-I DI DI DO
X1
X2
UIN 24 V
UOUT 24 V
24V
24V Power feed-in outputs 24V Power feed-in inputs
UOUT Power supply of the output paths

UIN Power supply of the intput paths
PF-X Power feed-in
Surge protection on each power feed-in
Power supply of a u-control station in general
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3 System overview | General description of the controller
3.1 General description of the controller
4 13
7
5 14
8
15
6
16
2 9
17
18
10
19
3
11 20
12 13
Controller (example: UC20-SL2000-EC-CAN)
1 Release lever for the DIN rail fixing 7 Connector frame unlocking device
2 Data line connection (RJ45) 8 LED power supply controller
3 CAN interface (only UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN) 9 Controller status LEDs
4 Seats for module markers 10 Power supply connector for the system and input modules
5 Type designation 11 Power supply connector for output modules
6 Swivel marker for labelling modules and channels (optional) 12 Service flap (access USB port)
13 Latching hook for latching onto module sides
14 System bus
15 Battery compartment (behind connector frame)
16 System current path
17 Memory card slot (behind connector frame)
18 Input current path
19 Type plate
20 Output current path
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3 System overview | Approvals and standards
3.2 Approvals and standards
cULus UL 61010-2-201
UL 121201, 9th Edition, Issue Date 2017/09/15
CSA C22.2 NO. 213, 3rd Edition, Issue Date 2017/09/15
Maritime und offshore applications see chapter 4
Explosion protection ATEX:
IEC/EN 60079-0:2018, IEC/EN 60079-7:2015+A1:2018
IECEx:
IEC 60079-0, 7th Edition (2017-12) + Corr. 1 (2020-01)
IEC 60079-7, Edition 5.1 (2017-08)
EMC IEC 61000 (partial standards according to the requirements of IEC 61131-2)
PLC IEC 61131-2
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3 System overview | Connector PG 1.5 mm
3.3 Connector PG 1.5 mm 3.4 Mechanical fixing elements

A connector frame can take up to four connectors, and four The station is fixed in the installation position by an end
conductors can be connected to each connector. “PUSH IN” bracket at either side. The last I/O module is protected
technology allows for fine-wired conductors with crimped against dust by a cover plate. Into this cover plate the second
wire-end ferrules or ultrasonically welded conductors, each end bracket is inserted and screwed to the mounting rail.
with a maximum cross-section of 1.5 mm², to be inserted Every u-control controller is supplied with a termination kit.
easily through the opening in the clamping terminal without
having to use tools. To insert fine-wired conductors without 1 2
wire-end ferrules, the pusher must be pressed in with a
screwdriver (wiring see section 6.3).
Connector PG 1.5 mm with four conductor connections
– conductor cross-section 0.14 to 1.5 mm² (AWG 16 – 26)

– max. ampacity: 10 A
– 4-pole u-control station fixing elements
The pushers are colour-coded for the following connections: 1 End bracket (left end, on the controller side)
White Signal DC or AC 2 Termination kit with end plate and end bracket (right end)
Blue GND
Red 24 V DC For vertical installation, a special end bracket (Order No.
Green Functional earth (FE) 1805610000 MEW 35/1) must also be installed below the
Black Signal AC station.
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3 System overview | Type plate
3.5 Type plate 3.6 Battery

Each controller features a type plate, which includes iden- The controller can be equipped with a battery (for specifica-
tification information and the key technical specifications. tion see technical data). The battery continues to supply the
In addition, a QR code allows for direct online access to the integrated real-time clock if the power supply is interrupted.
associated documentation. The software for reading the QR
code must support inverted QR codes. A breakdown of the
serial numbers can be found in the table provided in the an-
nex. 3.7 Memory card
The controller can be equipped with an microSD card (for
specification see technical data).
1 7 For the UC20-SL2000 controllers, you need the microSD

card to install the firmware on the controller.
2
3
You can insert an microSD card into the UC20-WL2000
4 controllers, if you want to access the microSD card via Node-
RED.
5 8
Type plate (example)
1 Product number (Order No.)

2 Serial number
3 Manufacturing code
4 ATEX and IECEx marking
5 Logos of certification bodies
6 Replacement part order number
7 Hardware version
8 Manufacturer
9 QR code for documentation
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4 Configuration | Connectable u-remote I/O modules
4 Configuration
4.1 Connectable u-remote I/O modules 4.3 Orientation of the station

The release notes concerning the controllers
The u-control station is usually installed on a horizontally
describe which u-remote modules at which firm-
positioned DIN rail.
ware version are supported. The release notes
are available to download from the Weidmüller
website.
▶ Please regard the information in the release notes. X1
42 mm
1.65"
4.2 Order and arrangement of the modules X2
The u-control station is designed to be installed on a DIN rail

(35 × 7.5 mm or 35 x 15 mm) made from steel or galvanised
steel according to EN 60715. 42 mm
1.65"
– A u-remote station may be built up to a maxi-
mum length of 1 m. Therefore at most
82 modules (including max. 64 active mod-
Installation position of the u-control station on the DIN rail (horizontal installation)
ules) can be aligned on a controller.
Installation on vertically positioned DIN rails is also possible.
A u-control station may only be installed in this sequence In this case however, the heat dissipation is reduced such
(starting from the left/bottom): that the derating values change (see section 4.8).
– End bracket In the case of vertical mounting, the controller must always
– Controller be arranged as the first module at the bottom and secured
– Up to 82 modules (including max. 64 active modules) with a MEW 35/1 end bracket for vertical mounting (Order
– End plate and end bracket No. 1805610000).
ATTENTION
A maximum of three passive modules (potential distribu-
tion module, power-feed module or blank module) may be
placed in successive positions. Then at least one active
module must follow.
Arrangement of safe power-feed modules

X1
X2
A safe power-feed module PF-O-xDI-SIL module can be

positioned anywhere in the u-control station. All of the fol-
lowing output modules (except for the UR20-4RO-CO-255
42 mm 42 mm
and UR20-4RO-SSR-255 relay modules) up to the next PF-O
1.65" 1.65"
module will be safely disconnected (safety segment). Multi-
ple PF-O-xDI-SIL modules/safety segments can be arranged
within a station. Installation position of the u-control station on the DIN rail (vertical installation)
When using safe power-feed modules, please

also observe the Modules for Functional Safe-
ty Manual.
The manual is available to download from the

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4 Configuration | Installation distances
4.4 Installation distances 20 mm

0.97"
In order to be able to carry out the installation and subse-
quent maintenance work and to ensure sufficient ventilation,
the u-control station must be installed while observing the
following minimum distances (see the following figures).
ATTENTION 35 mm 40 mm
1.38" 1.57"
Depending on how the station shielding is implemented,
the specified distances may have to be made larger, where
necessary.
40 mm
1.57"
X1
X2
The minimum permissible conductor bending radii must also
be observed. Earth terminals already installed can be ignored 20 mm
when calculating the distance. 0.97"
Minimum distances for vertical installation
40 mm 35 mm
1.57" 1.38"
20 mm X1 20 mm
0.79" 0.79"
X2
10
mm 30 mm
0.39" 1.18"
40 mm
1.57" Minimum distance for electrical cabinet door (without/with swivel marker)
Minimum distances for horizontal installation Calculation of space requirements

The space requirements for a u-control station with n mod-
ules (horizontal installation) is calculated as follows:
D W
Height: 120 mm (4.72")
+ 2 x 40 mm (1.57") distances at top and bottom
= 200 mm (7.87")
Width: 8 mm (1.57" ) end bracket
+ 52 mm (2.05") controller
+ n x 11.5 mm (0.45") n modules
+ 11.5 mm (0.45") end plate and end bracket
+ 2 x 20 mm (0.79") distances to the sides
= 111.5 mm (4.39") + n x 11.5 mm (0.45")
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4 Configuration | Use in a potentially explosive atmosphere
For vertical installation please interchange height and

width. When calculating the width, 12.5 mm / 0.49"
4.5 Use in a potentially explosive atmosphere
must be added for the end bracket MEW 35/1 (Order No. Please regard the safety notes in section 2.3.
1805610000).
If the u-control station is used in a potentially explosive

atmosphere rated as Zone 2, the housing must meet the
requirements of explosion protection type Ex n or Ex e and
degree of protection IP54. Sensors and actuators that are lo-
cated in Zone 2 or in a safe zone can be connected. All cable
glands on the housing must be approved for Ex e.
safe area no ex-approval
u-remote IP54
Zone 2
II 3G Ex ec
II 3G Ex ec nC
Use in a potentially explosive atmosphere
ATEX marking (internal certification)

II 3 G Ex nA IIC T4 Gc
WI 13ATEX0002 X
Ta: -20 °C … +55 °C
ATEX marking (external certification)

II 3 G Ex ec IIC T4 Gc
UL 20 ATEX 2459X
Ta: -20 °C … +55 °C
IECEx marking
Ex ec IIC T4 Gc
IECEx ULD 20.0033X
Calculation of power loss for the use in a potentially explo-

sive atmosphere
You will find the module specific data needed for calculation
in the document "WI13ATEX0002_Power_Calc.pdf" which
you can download from the Weidmüller Support Center.
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4 Configuration | Use in maritime and offshore applications
4.6 Use in maritime and offshore applications 4.7 “PUSH IN” system cabling
The UC20 products described in this manual comply with Controllers are equipped with the “PUSH IN” connector system.
the requirements of the classification society DNV. These Single-strand and fine-strand lines with wire-end ferrules can
products are approved for the usage in maritime and off- be inserted without the need for a tool. Copper wires with a
shore applications. The certificates including the particu- cross-section measuring between 0.14 mm2 and 1.5 mm2
lar location classes are available for download from the can be connected.
We recommend using the following wire-end ferrules:
Please regard the following in the case of maritime or offsho-
reapplications: Cross-section Weidmüller order no. Weidmüller order no.
– The permissible temperature range can be found in the AWG Weidmüller colour code DIN colour code
respective certificate. 0.14 mm²26 9028240000
– For products with maritime approval, a supply voltage
range of 24 V DC +30 %/–25 % applies. 0.25 mm²24 9025760000
– The lower limit for the supply voltage is 18.0 V. For the 0.34 mm²22 9025770000
UC20 products to function properly, the voltage drop on
the current paths must not exceed 0.75 V. 0.50 mm²20 9025870000 9019020000
– If you want to operate the controller with a microSD card, 0.75 mm²18 9025860000 9019050000
you must use the SD-CARD-8GB (Order No.
2684400000) to ensure compliance with maritime EMC 1.00 mm²17 9025950000 9019100000
requirements. 1.50 mm²16 0635100000 9019130000
For information on the maximum number of u-remote mod- Wire-end ferrules for the wiring
ules that can be connected in series without further power
supply, please refer to the u-remote manual. The external dimensions of the crimped wire-end ferrules
must conform with IEC‑60947-1. For crimping, we recom-
mend crimp shape A and the following tools:
Installation with maritime and offshore applications – Crimping tool for wire-end ferrules from 0.25 mm² to
For vibrations up to a maximum of 0.7 g: 1.5 mm² (AWG 24 to 16) with a trapezoidal indentation
The u-control station can be mounted on a 35x7.5 mm or crimp, type: PZ 6/5 ZERT (Order No. 9017900000)
a 37x15 mm DIN rail. Up to 64 UR20 modules can be in- – Crimping tool for wire-end ferrules from 0.14 mm² to
stalled in one station. 0.75 mm² (AWG 26 to 18) with a trapezoidal crimp, type:
PZ 1.5 ZERT (Order No. 9017310000)
For vibrations above 0.7 g up to a maximum of 4 g:
The u-control station must be mounted on a 35x7.5 mm DIN
rail with mounting plate. Up to 50 UR20 modules can be in-
stalled in one station.
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4 Configuration | Current demand and power supply
4.8 Current demand and power supply ATTENTION

The u-control controllers use three internal current paths: Equipment may become damaged if improperly rat-
ed circuit protection is used!
The ISYS system current path supplies the communication ▶ In order to achieve spezification according to UL 248-14
part of the I/O modules; it is fed from the controller input use a UL-approved Type-B automatic circuit breaker
supply and cannot be interrupted by any module. The maxi- (e. g. ABB Typ S201-B16) or use a fuse with a maxi-
mum current-carrying capacity of ISYS allows a u-control sta- mum of 10 A protection (e. g. ESKA Art. Nr. 522.227).
tion to be expanded with a maximum of 64 active modules
without having to refresh the power.
The IIN input current path supplies the input circuit of the ATTENTION
input modules as well as the connected IS sensors. The cur-
rent must be refreshed with UR20-PF-I (power feed in) mod- Equipment may become damaged by overcurrent!
ules as required. These UR20-PF-I modules isolate the input ▶ Auxiliary supplies as well as signal inputs and outputs
current path towards the left (towards the controller), and as may not be used for supplying the station.
a result start a new electricity segment towards the right.
The IOUT output current path supplies the output circuit Current demand
of the output modules with power, as well as the connect- Product ISYS IIN IOUT
ed IL actuators. The current must be refreshed with the
UR20‑PF‑O (power feed-out), as required. These UR20-PF-O UC20-WL2000-AC < 116 mA – –
modules isolate the output current path to the left (towards UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN < 116 mA – –
the controller), and as a result start a new electricity seg-
ment to the right. UC20-WL2000-IOT < 116 mA – –
The design of the power supply being used must The current demand of the u-remote I/O-modules
take start-up peaks into account. can be found in the Remote-I/O-System
u-remote Manual.
All manuals are available to download from the
Power supply derating Weidmüller website.
The power supply is restricted according to the temperature.
The following values apply for the horizontal and vertical po-
sitioning of the u-remote station: Voltage interruption
The controllers meet severity level PS1 (maximum inter-
Temperature-dependent values for the power supply ruption time 1 ms) according to IEC 61131-2. If you want
horizontal vertical to achieve severity level PS2 (maximum interruption time
10 ms), you must use a power supply that meets the require-
Controller power ments of severity level PS2.
55 °C / 2 x 5 A 50 °C / 2 x 5 A
supply
Power-feed mod-
55 °C / 1 x 10 A 50 °C / 1 x 10 A
ule power supply
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4 Configuration | Example calculation for the power supply
4.9 Example calculation for the power supply Calculation of current demand for the output current
The current consumption of each module and the current
The power supply must be calculated individually for each demand of the connected actuators must be considered for
station installation. Therefore the simultaneity factor g and the output current. There is no difference in the calculation
the current demand of each module, as well as the devices of the main power supply and power refresh:
to be connected must be established (see the example calcu-
lation table). (IOUT + (IL x g) module 1
+ (IOUT + (IL x g) module 2
In the example station, a UC20-WL2000-AC controller + ∑ (IOUT + (IL x g)) n modules
is configured with four UR20-4DI-P modules and eight
= Cumulative current demand
UR20-8DO-P modules. The cumulative current demand for
each module is now calculated to determine whether and at
IOUT module current consumption from the output current path
which point a UR20-PF-I power-feed module must be posi-
IL Current demand of the connected actuators
tioned to refresh the current path. The first power-feed module
must always be used where the current demand exceeds 5 A,
Example:
every further one after max. 10 A.
The values in the following table are used to calculate the ex-
The power refresh must be separately calculated emplary current demand of the example station (cumulative
for the input and output current paths. The sys- for each module). The input current is:
tem voltage need not be considered during this Module 1:
step. I = 0.116 A + (0.008 A + 0.012 A) + (0.06 A x 1) = 0.196 A
Module 2:
Calculation of the current demand for the input current I = 0.196 A + (0.008 A + 0.012 A) + (0.06 A x 1) = 0.276 A
The current consumption of the controller must be consid-
ered for the main power supply, and the sum of consump-
The values for the other modules are calculated accordingly.
tion values is multiplied by the simultaneity factor g for each
The result shows that the accumulated value for up to 12
following module:
modules remains under 5 A, and therefore a power-feed
module need not be used for the input current path.
ISYS controller
Results for the output current path:
+ (ISYS + IIN ) + (IS x g) module 1
Module 5:
+ (ISYS + IIN ) + (IS x g) module 2
I = 0.015 A + (2 A x 0.5) = 1.015 A
+ ∑ ((ISYS + IIN ) + (IS x g)) modules 3 to 4
= Cumulative current demand Modul 6:
I = 1.015 A + (0.015 A + (4 A x 0.5) = 3.03 A
ISYS Current consumption from the system current path
IIN Current consumption from the input current path Module 7:
IS Power supplies for the connected sensors I = 3.03 A + (0.015 A + (3 A x 0.5) = 4,545 A
In the case of an additional power supply (power refresh) Module 8 (without power refresh):
with a UR20-PF-I power-feed module, only the sensor power I = 4.545 A + (0.015 A + (2 A x 0.5) = 5,56 A
supplies and the module current consumption have to be
considered: Therefore the available 5 A would be exceeded. As a result, a
PF-O power-feed module must be positioned before the 8th
((IIN + IS module x) x g) module, which will supply 10 A again. The calculation of cur-
+ ((IIN + IS module y) x g) rent consumption is repeated for each power-feed module.
+ ∑ ((IIN + IS) x g) n modules Unused current values may not be included.
= Cumulative current demand
Module 8 (as per PF-O):
I = (0.015 A + (2 A x 0.5) = 1.015 A
Module 9 (as per PF-O):

I = 1,015 A + (0.015 A + (1,2 A x 0.5) = 1,63 A
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4 Configuration | Example calculation for the power supply
Example calculation for the current demand (all current values in A)

Module Product ISYS IIN IOUT IS IL Simultaneity Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative cur-
no. factor current demand current demand rent demand of
g of the input cur- of the controller the PF-O output
rent path output power power path
path
UC20-WL2000-AC 0.116 0.116 0
1 UR20-4DI-P 0.008 0.012 0.06 1 0.196 0
2 UR20-4DI-P 0.008 0.012 0.06 1 0.276 0
3 UR20-4DI-P 0.008 0.012 0.12 1 0.416 0
4 UR20-4DI-P 0.008 0.012 0.18 1 0.616 0
5 UR20-8DO-P 0.008 0.015 2 0.5 0.624 1.015
6 UR20-8DO-P 0.008 0.015 4 0.5 0.632 3.03
7 UR20-8DO-P 0.008 0.015 3 0.5 0.640 4.545
UR20-PF-O
8 UR20-8DO-P 0.008 0.015 2 0.5 0.648 1.015
9 UR20-8DO-P 0.008 0.015 1.2 0.5 0.656 1.63
10 UR20-8DO-P 0.008 0.015 4 0.5 0.664 3.645
UR20-PF-O
11 UR20-8DO-P 0.008 0.015 4 0.5 0.672 2.015
12 UR20-8DO-P 0.008 0.015 4 0.5 0.68 4.03
ISYS Current consumption from the system power supply

IIN Power consumption from input current path
IOUT Power consumption from output current path
IS Current demand of the connected sensors
IL Current demand of the connected actuators
The current demand is just under 5 A! The output

current path must therefore be refreshed before the
8th module.
10 A is supplied by the UR20-PF-O module. The
0.455 A calculated as remaining after the 7th module
must not be added to the 10 A after the UR20-PF-O
module!
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4.10 Calculation of power loss 4.11 Feedback energy in DO modules
The power loss of the controller is calculated as follows: With digital output modules, power is fed back through the
channels when inductive loads are switched off. The respec-
Pcontroller = P0 + N * Pmod + Iin * ΔUin + Iout * ΔUout tive permissible breaking energy is noted in the technical
data of the DO modules. Depending on the switching fre-
P0 Static power loss in the controller 24 V * ISYS
quency the breaking energy leads to additional energy loss
ISYS Current consumption from the system current See table "Cur- in the output module.
path rent demand" in
section 4.8 Observe the specifications in the Remote-I/O-
System u-remote Manual.
N Number of modules
All manuals are available to download from the
Pmod Power loss due to module supply from the 0.02 W Weidmüller website.
system current path
Iin Current fed in through the input current path
ΔUin Voltage drop across the contacts in the input 0.18 V If the maximum permissible output power loss of a module
current path is exceeded, the module shuts down temporarily.
Iout Current fed in through the output current path Feedback energy can be prevented by installing
external free-wheeling protection. With it, the
ΔUout Voltage drop across the contacts in the output 0.18 V same switching rate can be achieved with an in-
current path ductive load as with a resistive load.
The power loss of a u-control station is calculated using

the power loss of the controller and the power loss of the
individual modules. It depends on the current in both current
paths. It is assumed that there is a maximum power loss
(Pmodule) of 2 watts for the modules.
Pstation = Pcontroller + N * Pmodule

Maximum values were assumed for these calculations. If you
need detailed calculations, please contact the Weidmüller
Service.
Calculation of power loss for the use in a potentially explo-

sive atmosphere
You will find the module specific data needed for calculation
in the document "WI13ATEX0002_Power_Calc.pdf" which
you can download from the Weidmüller Support Center.
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5 Detail description of controllers | UC20-WL2000-AC
5 Detail description of controllers
5.1 UC20-WL2000-AC Status indicators

Up to 64 active u-remote modules can be connected via the
u-remote system bus to the UC20-WL2000-AC controller.
The controller has two Ethernet connections for integration WL-AC
X1
into the existing network architecture or HMI connections. PWR
SF
The integrated engineering tool u-create web can be BF
launched via the USB service interface or over Ethernet. An MT
upgrade to the integrated operating system u-OS can be RUN/STOP
carried out via u-create web. In u-create web or in u-OS, the X2

L/A X1
L/A X2
u-control station can be configured and parametrised. u-cre-
ate web supports programming according to IEC 61131-3
and JavaScript through Node-RED. With u-OS, programming 1
2
is supported depending on the installed apps, e.g. CODESYS 3
3
or Node-RED. 4
1
The station's main power supply is integrated into the con- 2
4
troller. Power is supplied via two 4-pole connectors, separat- 3
ed into the input and output current paths. 4
LED Status indicators UC20-WL2000-AC, for error messages see Chapter 13
PWR Power LED green: supply voltage present, firmware is

running
SF System failure red: serious system failure
BF Bus failure green: communication with modules OK
red: communication error with module or no
modules connected
MT Maintenance green flashing twice: operating system is
running
RUN/ Controller status off: no application deployed
STOP green: application is deployed and running
yellow: application is deployed and stopped
L/A X1 Connection/ green: connection of controller connection 1
activity with an additional field device
green/yellow flashing: data being ex-
changed on connection 1
changed on port 2
Controller UC20-WL2000-AC (Order no. 1334950000)
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Controller power supply LED

Green: supply voltage > 18 V
AC
Red: at least one current path < 18 V WL-AC
X1
PWR TD+ 1
TD– 2
SF
RD+ 3
BF RD– 6
MT
RUN/STOP
X2
L/A X1 TD+ 1
L/A X2
TD– 2
RD+ 3
24 V DC IN
RD– 6
24 V DC IN
GND IN
3.1 Green: input current path supply voltage > 18 V DC
GND IN
3.2 Red: input current path supply voltage < 18 V DC
24 V DC OUT
24 V DC OUT
3.4 Red: Internal fuse defective GND OUT
GND OUT
Service 4.1 Green: Output current path supply voltage > 18 V DC
X3
4.2 Red: Output current path supply voltage < 18 V DC
4.4 Red: Internal fuse defective Connection diagram UC20-WL2000-AC
ATTENTION
LED indicators UC20-WL2000-AC, for error messages, see Chapter 13
Risk of material damage!
In the case of a maximum power supply > 3 A and a maxi-
mum temperature > +55°C, all four contacts must be con-
nected with 1.5 mm² wiring!
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Internal from the control card System System System

USB µC
8x bus bus bus
DC USYS USYS
24 V/5 A Input DC
SD UIN UIN
card
UIN
Battery RTC
UOUT UOUT
UOUT
RJ45
RJ45 24 V/5 A Output
UC20-WL2000-AC
Block diagram UC20-WL2000-AC
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Technical data UC20-WL2000-AC (Order No. 1334950000)

General data
Type of connection "PUSH IN" solid, fine-wired
Wire cross-section 0.14 ... 1.5 mm2 (AWG 16 – 26)
Configuration interface Micro USB 2.0
Degree of protection (IEC 60529) IP20
Flammability rating UL 94 V-0
System data
Connection 2 x RJ-45
Number of modules max. 64 active
Processor Dual Core ARM A9, 624 MHz
Memory 512 MB RAM, 8 GB flash
Retain memory 128 KB NV-RAM
Memory card (not included) microSD (max. 32 GB, NTFS not supported)
Battery (not included) Lithium button cell CR1220
Supply
Supply voltage for system and inputs 24 V DC +20%/-15%
Supply voltage for outputs 24 V DC +20%/-15%
Max. feed-in current for input modules 5A
Max. feed-in current for output modules 5A
Current consumption from system current path ISYS < 116 mA
Mechanical data
Dimensions Height x Width x Depth 120.0 mm / 4.72" (with release lever: 128.0 mm /
5.04") x 52.0 mm / 2.05” x 76.0 mm / 2.99”
Weight (operational status) 223 g
Environmental conditions
Temperature data Operation (horizontal installation) at -20°C to +55°C (2×5 A power supply)
24 V DC +20%/-15%
Operation (vertical installation) at -20°C to +50°C (2×5 A power supply)
24 V DC +20%/-15%
Storage, transport -40°C to +85°C
Humidity Operations 95%, non-condensing according to IEC 61131-2
Storage, transport 95%, non-condensing according to IEC 61131-2
Air pressure Operations ≥ 795 hPa (altitude ≤ 2000 m) according to IEC
61131-2
Storage, transport ≥ 700 hPa (altitude ≤ 3000 m) according to IEC
61131-2
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Technical data UC20-WL2000-AC (Order No. 1334950000)

Tests
Vibration resistance 5 Hz ≤ f ≤ 8.4 Hz: 3.5 mm amplitude as per IEC 60068-2-6
8.4 Hz ≤ f ≤ 150 Hz: 1 g acceleration as per IEC 60068-2-6
Shock resistance 15g over 11ms, half sine wave, as per IEC 60068-2-27
Potential isolation Test voltage max. 28.8 V inside a channel
500 V DC field/system (according to EN 60079-
15:2010)
Pollution degree 2 (according to DIN EN 60664-1:2008)
Overvoltage category II (according to DIN EN 50178)
Currently u-create web does not support retain variables but

variables in the data storage. The values of the variables in the
data storage are stored in the flash memory.
Please observe the release notes for the controller.
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5 Detail description of controllers | UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN
5.2 UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN Status indicators

Up to 64 active u-remote modules can be connected via
the u-remote system bus to the UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN
controller. The controller has two Ethernet connections for WL-AC-CAN
X1
integration into the existing network architecture or HMI con- PWR
nections. The CAN interface can be used with the operating SF
system u-OS. BF
MT
The integrated engineering tool u-OS can be launched via RUN
the USB service interface or over Ethernet. In u-OS, the X2

L/A X1
L/A X2
u-control station can be configured and parametrised and
control applications can be programmed. With u-OS, pro-
1
gramming is supported depending on the installed apps, e.g. 2
CODESYS or Node-RED. 3
3
4
The station’s main power supply is integrated into the con-
CAN H
1
CAN L
X4
GND
2
ed into the input and output current paths.

3
4
CAN H
CAN L
GND
LED status indicators UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN, for error messages see Chapter 13

running

modules connected
running
yellow: application is deployed and stopped
Controller UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN (Order No. 2928020000) changed on port 2
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WL-AC-CAN
Red: at least one current path < 18 V WL-AC-CAN
X1
PWR TD+ 1
TD– 2
SF
RD+ 3
BF RD– 6
MT
RUN
X2
L/A X1 TD+ 1
L/A X2
TD– 2
RD+ 3
24 VDC IN
RD– 6
24VDC IN
GND IN
GND IN
CAN H
CAN L
24V DC OUT
GND
X4
24V DC OUT
GND OUT
Service 4.1 Green: Output current path supply voltage > 18 V DC CAN H
CAN L
GND
X3
4.4 Red: Internal fuse defective Connection diagram UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN
ATTENTION
LED indicators UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN, for error messages see Chapter 13
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USB µC
8x bus bus bus
DC USYS USYS
DC
SD 24 V/5 A Input
card
UIN UIN
Battery RTC
UIN
UOUT UOUT
RJ45
UOUT
RJ45
24 V/5 A Output
CAN
UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN
Block diagram UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN
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Technical data UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN (Order No. 2928020000)

General data
System data
Connection 2 x RJ-45, 1 x CAN interface
Supply
Mechanical data
5.04") x 52.0 mm / 2.05” x 76.0 mm / 2.99”
24 V DC +20%/-15%
24 V DC +20%/-15%
61131-2
61131-2
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Technical data UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN (Order No. 2928020000)

Tests
15:2010)
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5 Detail description of controllers | UC20-WL2000-IOT
5.3 UC20-WL2000-IOT Status indicators

Up to 64 active u-remote modules can be connected via the
u-remote system bus to the UC20-WL2000-IOT controller.
The controller has two Ethernet connections for integration IOT
X1
into the existing network architecture or HMI connections. PWR
SF
The integrated engineering tool u-create web can be BF
launched via the USB service interface or over Ethernet. In MT
u-create web, the u-control station can be configured and RUN/STOP
parametrised and control applications can be programmed X2

L/A X1
L/A X2
(programming language: JavaScript by Node-RED).
The station’s main power supply is integrated into the con- 1

2
3
ed into the input and output current paths. 4
1
2
4
3
4
LED Status indicators UC20-WL2000-IOT, for error messages see Chapter 13

running
modules connected
running
Controller UC20-WL2000-IOT (Order no. 1334990000)
changed on port 2
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IOT
Red: at least one current path < 18 V IOT
X1
PWR TD+ 1
TD– 2
SF
RD+ 3
BF RD– 6
MT
RUN/STOP
X2
L/A X1 TD+ 1
L/A X2
TD– 2
RD+ 3
24 V DC IN
RD– 6
24 V DC IN
GND IN
GND IN
24 V DC OUT
24 V DC OUT
GND OUT
Service 4.1 Green: Output current path supply voltage > 18 V DC
X3
4.4 Red: Internal fuse defective Connection diagram UC20-WL2000-IOT
ATTENTION
LED indicators UC20-WL2000-IOT, for error messages see Chapter 13
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USB µC
8x bus bus bus
DC USYS USYS
24 V/5 A Input DC
SD UIN UIN
card
UIN
Battery RTC
UOUT UOUT
UOUT
RJ45
RJ45 24 V/5 A Output
UC20-WL2000-AC
Block diagram UC20-WL2000-IOT
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Technical data UC20-WL2000-IOT (Order No. 1334990000)

General data
System data
Connection 2 x RJ-45
Supply
Mechanical data
5.04") x 52.0 mm / 2.05” x 76.0 mm / 2.99”
24 V DC +20%/-15%
24 V DC +20%/-15%
61131-2
61131-2
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Technical data UC20-WL2000-IOT (Order No. 1334990000)

Tests
15:2010)
Currently u-create web does not support retain variables but

variables in the data storage. The values of the variables in the
data storage are stored in the flash memory.
Please observe the release notes for the controller.
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6 Installation | Preparations for assembly
6 Installation
WARNING Stripping lengths

The required stripping length for every Weidmüller product
Explosion risk! is specified in mm. These lengths, e.g. 6 mm ± 0.5 mm,
During assembly work, sparks can form and ≥ 10 mm ±1 mm, must be observed. This also applies to
surfaces may become excessively hot. the use of wire-end ferrules. The external dimensions of the
▶ Before assembly, make sure that there is crimped wire-end ferrules must conform with IEC‑60947-1.
not a potentially explosive atmosphere! For detailed information see section 6.3.
▶ For applications in potentially explosive
atmospheres, observe the installation and
construction requirements of EN 60079- Unpacking the delivery
15 and/or country-specific regulations. ▶ Please check the delivery for completeness and transport
damage.
▶ Please report any transport damage immediately to the
WARNING respective transport company.
Dangerous contact voltage!

▶ Carry out assembly and wiring work on
ATTENTION
the u-control station only when the power The product can be destroyed by elec-
supply is disconnected. trostatic discharge!
▶ Make sure that the place of installation The components can be destroyed by electro-
(switch cabinet etc.) has been discon- static discharge.
nected from the power supply! ▶ Please make sure that personnel and work
equipment are adequately earthed!
▶ Unpack all parts and sort the modules into the installation
sequence as per the instructions.
6.1 Preparations for assembly ▶ Dispose of all packaging in accordance with the local dis-
posal guidelines. The cardboard packaging from the mod-
The controller is designed for installation in switch cabinets, ules and controllers can be sent for paper recycling.
terminals or switch boxes in decentralised systems. The
controller and I/O modules conform to degree of protection
IP20.
Make sure that the permitted environmental conditions for
installation and operation are observed (see the technical
data in chapter 5).
DIN rail
The controller is designed to be installed on a DIN rail (35 ×
7.5 mm or 35 x 15 mm) made from steel or galvanised steel
according to EN 60715. The DIN rail must be mounted prior
to the installation of the controller.
The DIN rail must be attached to the surface at least every

20 cm to protect it from vibration and impact. If it is installed
on earthed mounting plates, it does not have to be separate-
ly earthed.
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In the case of vertical mounting, the controller must always

be arranged as the first module at the bottom and secured
Please regard the safety notes in section 2.3.
with a reinforced end bracket for vertical mounting (Order no.
1805610000).
If the u-control station is used in a potentially explosive

Installation distances
atmosphere rated as Zone 2, the housing must meet the Depending on how the station shielding is imple-
requirements of explosion protection type Ex n or Ex e and mented, the specified distances may have to be
degree of protection IP54. Sensors and actuators that are lo- larger than those given below.
cated in Zone 2 or in a safe zone can be connected. All cable
glands on the housing must be approved for Ex e.
Ensure compliance with the minimum permissi-
ble cable bending radius.
safe area no ex-approval
In order to be able to carry out the installation and further

maintenance work and to ensure sufficient ventilation, the
u-remote IP54 u-control station must be installed while observing the fol-
lowing minimum distances. Earth terminals already installed
Zone 2 can be ignored when calculating the distance.
40 mm 35 mm
1.57" 1.38"
II 3G Ex ec
II 3G Ex ec nC 20 mm 20 mm
X1
0.79" 0.79"
X2
Installation position
The u-control station is usually installed on a horizontally
positioned DIN rail.
40 mm
1.57"
X1
42 mm
1.65"
Minimum distances with horizontal installation
X2
42 mm
1.65"
Installation position of the u-control station on the DIN rail (horizontal installation)
Installation on vertically positioned DIN rails is also possible.

In this case however, the heat dissipation is reduced such
that the derating values change (see section 4.8).
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For vertical installation interchange height and width.

When calculating the width, 4.5 mm for the must be added
20 mm for the end bracket MEW 35/1 (Order No. 1805610000).
0.97"
Installation sequence
A u-control station may only be installed in this sequence
(starting from the left/bottom):
– End bracket
– Controller
35 mm 40 mm
– Up to 64 active modules
1.38" 1.57"
– End plate and end bracket
If the station has already been configured, please proceed to

40 mm the corresponding installation drawing. If you are configuring
1.57" the station yourself, please observe the following instruc-
X1
X2
tions:
– Observe the maximum current carrying capacity (see sec-
20 mm tion 4.8)!
0.97"
– Furthermore, the modules may be arranged in any
sequence. In order to configure the station as clearly as
Minimum distances with vertical installation possible, we recommend arranging the modules accord-
ing to their function.
Arrangement of safe power-feed modules

A safe power-feed module (PF-O-xDI-SIL) can be positioned
anywhere in the u-control station. All of the following output
modules up to the next PF-O module will be safely discon-
nected (safety segment). Multiple safe power-feed modules/
safety segments can be set up in a single station.
10
mm 30 mm When using u-remote safe power-feed modules,
0.39" 1.18" please also observe the Modules for Function-
al Safety Manual.
Minimum distance to switch cabinet door (with/without swivel marker) The manual is available to download from the
Calculation of space requirements

The space requirements for a u-control station with n mod-
ules (horizontal installation) is calculated as follows: Preparation and the required tool
The DIN rail must already be installed. To mechanically install
the u-control station, you will need a 3-mm screwdriver.
▶ Lay out the modules in the intended sequence.

D W ▶ Check whether the DIN rail feet can be moved on both
Height: 120 mm (4.72”) end brackets. If necessary, loosen the mounting screw
+ 2 x 40 mm (1.57”) distances at top and bottom until the DIN rail feet can be moved freely.
= 200 mm (7.87”) ▶ If not done yet, fit an earth terminal to the DIN rail.
Width: 8 mm (1.57” ) end bracket
+ 52 mm (2.05”) controller
+ n x 11.5 mm (0.45”) n modules
+ 11.5 mm (0.45”) end plate and end bracket
+ 2 x 20 mm (0.79”) distances to the sides
= 111.5 mm (4.39”) + n x 11.5 mm (0.45”)
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6 Installation | Assembling the u-control station
6.2 Assembling the u-control station

WARNING
Explosion risk!
▶ Prior to starting work, make sure that
there is not a potentially explosive atmos-
phere!
WARNING
▶ All work on the u-control station must be Attaching the end bracket
carried out with the power supply discon-
nected. When installing u-control products and u-remote
▶ Make sure that the place of installation products, make sure that you listen for the double
(switch cabinet etc.) has been discon- click:
nected from the power supply! 1. When snapping onto the DIN rail
2. When pushing together with the neighbouring
module.
The modules are in the correct position and the
ATTENTION connection is made only when both snapping
The product can be destroyed by elec- noises are heard.
trostatic discharge!
The components in the u-control series can
be destroyed by electrostatic discharge. ATTENTION
▶ Please make sure that personnel and work
Improper installation may prevent
earthing!
The earthing of the controller and modules is
Please note that for failure-free operation the end only ensured if the FE spring at the bottom is
brackets delivered with the controller have to be in contact with the DIN rail.
installed necessarily to achieve a permanent set ▶ During installation, make sure that both
of the u-control station. release levers on the controller and all
release levers on the modules are closed
before snapping onto the DIN rail.
▶ On the left side of the installation site, place an end
bracket on the DIN rail with the exterior of the bracket
facing left and screw it down tightly (using a 3-mm
screwdriver).
X1
Release lever closed
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▶ Place the controller (module side to the right) on the DIN

rail so that it audibly clicks into place.
X1
X
X1
Sliding the module into position
Attaching the controller to the DIN rail ▶ Attach all of the other modules as described above.
▶ Connect the second end bracket to the end plate as spec-
▶ Slide the controller to the left until it completely connects ified by the alignment pins.
with the end bracket. At the same time, press the control- ▶ Place both parts on the DIN rail on the right-hand side of
ler as close as possible to the DIN rail so that the control- the station so that the end bracket faces outwards.
ler is not tilted. ▶ Slide the end bracket and end plate to the left until it
completely connects with the last module.
X1
X1
Sliding the controller into position

Sliding the end plate with end bracket into position
▶ Place the first module on the DIN rail and press it down
firmly. It must audibly click into place. ▶ Screw down the end bracket tightly (using a 3-mm screw-
▶ Slide the module to the left until it audibly clicks into driver).
place on the controller. At the same time, press the mod- ▶ Make sure that all release levers are in the locking posi-
ule as close as possible to the DIN rail so that the module tion as standard. If this is not the case, click the open
is not tilted. release lever into place.
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6 Installation | Wiring
6.3 Wiring Wiring of modules with connectors PG 1.5 mm

Only copper wires with a cross section between 0.14 mm²
WARNING and 1.5 mm² (AWG 16 – 26) may be connected.
Explosion risk! We recommend using the following wire-end ferrules:

▶ Before assembly, make sure that there is
not a potentially explosive atmosphere! Cross-section Weidmüller order no. Weidmüller order no.
▶ For applications in potentially explosive AWG Weidmüller colour code DIN colour code
atmospheres, observe the installation and
0.14 mm² 26 9028240000
construction requirements of EN 60079-
15 and/or country-specific regulations. 0.25 mm² 24 9025760000
0.34 mm² 22 9025770000
WARNING 0.50 mm² 20 9025870000 9019020000
Dangerous contact voltage! 0.75 mm² 18 9025860000 9019050000
▶ Carry out assembly and wiring work on
1.00 mm² 17 9025950000 9019100000
the u-control station only when the power
supply is disconnected. 1.50 mm² 16 0635100000 9019130000
▶ Make sure that the place of installation
(switch cabinet etc.) has been discon- Wire-end ferrules for the wiring
nected from the power supply!
The external dimensions of the crimped wire-end ferrules
must conform with IEC‑60947-1. We recommend the follow-
ing tools for crimping:
WARNING
Safety functions can be impaired! – Crimping tool for wire-end ferrules from 0.25 mm² to
When safe I/O modules or safe power-feed 1.5 mm² (AWG 16 – 24) with a trapezoidal indentation
modules are installed in the u-control station, crimp, type: PZ 6/5 ZERT (Order No. 9017900000)
please observe the following points: – Crimping tool for wire-end ferrules from 0.14 mm² to
▶ Please use wire-end ferrules in combina- 0.75 mm² (AWG 18 – 26) with a trapezoidal crimp, type:
tion with flexible/multi-conductor cables to PZ 1.5 ZERT (Order No. 9017310000)
avoid cross-circuits.
▶ Ensure that for safety inputs in the config- u-remote modules (except HD modules) and controllers
uration without test pulses the cabling are equipped with the “PUSH IN” connector system. Sin-
prevents external short circuits (see gle-strand and fine-strand lines with wire-end ferrules can be
DIN EN ISO 13849-2 Table D.4). inserted without the need for a tool.
▶ Each cable must be the optimal length so that the bend-

Once the u-control station has been mechanically installed, ing radii observe the manufacturer's specifications.
the wiring can be carried out in accordance with the wiring ▶ Strip the insulation from the lines to a length of approx.
plan. 10 mm ± 1 mm, even if you are using wire-end ferrules. If
you use wire-end ferrules with plastic collars, strip the
wires to 12 mm ± 1 mm.
▶ Connect all lines according to wiring diagram.
For the usage and handling of the “PUSH-IN” system, see

section 4.7.
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6 Installation | Inserting the battery
6.4 Inserting the battery

WARNUNG +
Explosion risk!
▶ Do not use the controller with a battery in
a potentially explosive atmosphere.
WARNING
Inserting the battery
Battery may explode if mistreated!
Use of a wrong battery type may cause
▶ Close the connector frame.
fire or explosion!
▶ Do not recharge, disassemble or dispose
of in fire.
▶ Use only batteries of the specified type
(see technical data).
▶ Unlock the connector frame and open it as far as possible

(at least to an angle of 90°).
Opening the connector frame
▶ Insert the battery with the positive terminal to the left.
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6 Installation | Inserting the microSD card
6.5 Inserting the microSD card 6.6 Insulation test

▶ Unlock the connector frame and open it as far as possible Insulation tests on the u-control station have to be done ac-
(at least to an angle of 90°). cording to the national regulations, in any case necessarily
before each commissioning.
ATTENTION
The product can be destroyed by too
high test voltage!
Please note during insulation test:
– within one channel the test voltage
between 24 V and GND must not exceed
28,8 V!1)
– A maximum test voltage of 500 V can be
applied tho all other connection points.
– Up to 4000 V can be applied to the mod-
ules UR20-4RO-SSR-255 and
UR20-4RO-CO-255:
– between the four channels
– between one channel and the system
voltage.
Opening the connector frame 1) We recommend to short-circuit 24 V and GND on all pow-
er supply connectors (controller, power-feed modules, safe
▶ Insert the microSD card. power-feed modules and PLC-modules).
Inserting the microSD card
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7 Earthing and shielding
7 Earthing and shielding
The terms “earths” and “shields” are classified according to The following figure shows how these two topics relate to
their relation to human safety or system safety. An earth is each other in application.
installed primarily to protect human life, and for this reason it
is referred to as the protective earth (PE) conductor. A shield, As shown in the figure below, the cable's shielding is con-
on the other hand, serves to ensure the trouble-free opera- nected to the earth potential so that the shield's current can
tion of an electrotechnical system as well as electromagnetic be discharged. Depending on the sensitivity of the system,
compatibility. an attempt is made to create separate potential areas for this.
However, it is still typical to mix the areas, i.e. the shielding
The main differences between the two terms are therefore has a common equipotential bonding (earth). This figure
the electrical design and installation. A shield is not designed shows how the number of shields and PE conductors that
to transfer power, even though leakage currents can flow on it need to be connected can increase quite rapidly (in this case
– something which must be avoided. In contrast, a PE conduc- only one component is used). The shielding and earthing
tor must be capable, at least in the short term, of discharging systems must be planned carefully to provide adequate safe-
high residual currents (IEC 60947-7-2). The corresponding guards for personnel and equipment. The following sections
short-term current resistance of the PE connection must be describe the complexity and special characteristics in more
120 A/mm² of the connected cross-section. To make sure detail.
a shielding concept is able to work properly, the shield im-
pedance must be 10 times larger than the impedance of the
earth potential.
CONTROL
Control signals
digital analogue CNC – GND CNC – GND Positioning signals
KLBÜ
SW +
SW -
AGND X5
PSTOP
NSTOP
Shielding KLBÜ
DGND
I/O
ENABLE
BTB
BTB
SHIELD
X2 X6
Resolver Booster
RESOLVER PC
Personal
X1 computer
+25 V
XGND
Earthing BRAKE
PE
U2 KLBÜ
V2
3
W2
KLBÜ
Mains L1
power L2
WPE ﬁlter L3 KLBÜ
+DC To other
–DC servo ampliﬁers
Connection diagram of a frequency converter
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7 Earthing and shielding | Earthing of shielded cables
7.1 Earthing of shielded cables The best type of shielding consists of a braided mesh sleeve
that uses individual wires made of non-magnetic materials
(copper, aluminium). The braided mesh should be sufficiently
Electrical and electronic systems must be designed such that
large and also be as thick as possible. For cables that are
they are largely safeguarded against electrical interference,
equipped with foil shields, it is necessary to be aware of the
thus enabling them to operate securely even in the case of
low mechanical strength and the low current-carrying capac-
transient interference voltages.
ity of the shielding.
Electrical interference can be introduced into electric circuits
in a variety of ways. The most frequent causes are due to Proper use of shielded cables
inductive interference. In addition, galvanic and capacitive The shielding of cables will only result in the desired effect
coupling as well as electrical fields and other processes are if this is implemented properly. Incorrect earthing or the use
causes for interference voltages. Here, high-frequency voltage of improper components that perform their task inadequate-
fluctuations – known as transients – are the cause of interfer- ly reduces or even totally eliminates the effect. Placing the
ence with a high level of effectiveness. shielding at any spot on the earth potential will not suffice,
as this earth connection may have no effect on high frequen-
cies. In addition, ground loops must also be taken into con-
Shielded cables increase interference resistance sideration. Furthermore, the shielding should be earthed over
The sources of interference voltages can rarely be eliminated a large surface area. Beyond that, the quality of the shield
and even then not always completely. Thus, it is necessary to conductor and earthing accessories is also important.
take measures to combat their effect. In general, the more ef-
fectively interference voltages can be kept away from circuit
elements or can be discharged, the less electrical circuits are
affected. This can be accomplished in a variety of ways with
varying levels of effectiveness. A very effective measure, in
particular for safeguarding against inductive effects, i.e. en-
suring “electromagnetic compatibility” (EMC), is the shield-
ing of electrically functional components to earth potential.
In doing so, for instance, components are installed in metal-
lic, earthed housings and the connecting lines are equipped
with shielding.
In general, it can be said that interference from cables can

be combated by routing cables as far away as possible from
each other, keeping the common return as short as possible
and using twisted-pair wire. Far better protection, however,
is provided by completely shielding of all cables. This is the
most effective measure that can be taken against the cou- A Weidmüller clamping bracket (KLBUE 10-20 SC)
pling of interference signals. Order number: 1712321001
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In practice, the shield is still often twisted and connected

to a terminal point. There is very high attenuation (voltage
drop) on these connections, especially for high-frequency
interference. Therefore, this type of shielding should not
be used, even for short cable lengths. The shielding of the
cable is practically negated and can, at best, be helpful for
low-frequency interference. We recommend that there is a
large amount of surface contact with the braided shield of
the cable.
There are generally four distinct types of coupling:
– Galvanic coupling
– Capacitive coupling
– Inductive coupling
– Radiation coupling
These types of interference usually occur mixed together, but

they can be categorised as follows:
– Electromagnetic fields
Use of a clamping bracket
– Ripple voltage (50 Hz)
– Lightning
– Interference pulses (current, voltage)
– Transient surge voltages
– Radio interference
– ESD (electrostatic discharge)
– Burst
– Mains feedback
Another area of concern as regards shield

contact is the “flow” within the conductor. Tem-
perature changes caused by the current lead
to changes in the conductor cross-section. A
rigid contact can therefore only be partially
effective. A self-adjusting contact is what is
really required. Weidmüller's clamping bracket
products (KLBÜ series) provide the perfect
solution to meet this challenge.
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For longer lengths of shielded cables, such as if a sensor

Effective shielding
must be added to a control panel, a potential difference
It is important that the shielding is not positioned on the
between both end points must not be ignored.
earth of the connected component, but on the protective
earth. In the case of components that are installed in a metal
However, such shield conductors are relatively expensive
housing, the shielding must be positioned to this housing. If
and also require more time in working with them. Another
no earthed housing is available, the shielding is positioned
possibility would be to place an additional voltage equalising
on a separate earth.
cable between the measurement location and the control
panel. The shield can then be hooked up on both sides.
When installing ground connections on shielding, it is gen-
erally also important that no earth loops are created. The
A high-impedance earth connection is also another option.
smaller the earth loop, the less the danger of the induction
In the control panel, the shield is then connected to the earth
of interference voltages. It is therefore most suitable to have
potential, and the shield has a high-impedance connection to
a purely neutral-point installation.
earth at the measurement location via a gas discharge tube.
This solves the problem of a potential transfer and 50-Hz
The following sketches show the possible shielding connec-
humming.
tions to protective earth.
For non-isolated measurement locations, two gas discharge
A one-sided connection of the shielding protects against ca-
tubes must be installed. One connects the shield to earth,
pacitive coupling of interference voltages.
and the other connects it to the non-isolated measurement
location. This method prevents a galvanic coupling between
the measurement circuit and the earthed measurement
System 1 System 2
location.
1MM 1HF
∬ Shield connection
1 4
5
If you use a two-sided shielding connection, make sure that Earth
compensating current (different earth potentials) does not TS
flow through the cable shield. Measuring point 2 3
IN OUT
System 1 System 2
Summary
Earthing is a key element for the reliable functioning of an
electrical system in the event of interference. In this regard,
HF-related aspects must be taken into consideration. Only
the proper use of materials and a well thought-out circuit
design will lead to success.
If you wish to avoid the disadvantages associated with creat-
ing an earth loop with two-sided shields, it is recommended
you connect one side of the shield through a high imped-
ance.
System 1 System 2
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KLBÜ CO KLBÜ CPF

Ø 3-37 mm Ø 3-32 mm
Mounting accessories C-Profil KLBÜ SC

Ø 3-32 mm
TS35
KLBÜ KLBÜ Z/1

Ø 2-32 mm Ø 4-6 mm
Carrier systems
TS35
Overview of the product line for shielding connections
Please refer to our Modular Terminals Catalogue for more

information. Order No.: 1282250000
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7 Earthing and shielding | Potential ratios
7.2 Potential ratios Potential-free design

In a potential-free design, the reference potentials of control
Basic aspects and load circuits are galvanically isolated from each other.
As regards the potential ratios of a u-control station, the fol- A potential-free design is necessary for the following:
lowing aspects must be kept in mind: – Use of the power-feed module (in both the PF-I and PF-O
– The power supply of the controller and I/O modules as variants), i.e. in all AC load circuits
well as field power is provided via the power supply at – DC load circuits that cannot be coupled
the power-feed module (PF)
– A potential-free design is made possible through the use Potential-free installation depends on the type of earthing.
of an isolated power supply at the system power supply
and the field power supply
The block diagram shows the typical design of a u-control Non-isolated design
station. The power supply concept here makes sure that, In a non-isolated design, the reference potentials of control
starting with a certain capacity utilisation, power refresh is and load circuits are galvanically connected to each other.
implemented using power-feed modules.
DI/AI DO/AO PF-O DO/AO PF-I DI/AI
5 System bus
3 USYS
2 UIN
+24 V DC
2 UOUT
+24 V DC
+24 V DC +24 V DC
u-remote power supply concept
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DI/AI DO/AO PF-O DO/AO PF-I DI/AI
FE FE FE FE FE FE FE
DIN rail
PE
earthing concept: The spring contacts underneath the components snap into the DIN rail to make a connection.
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7 Earthing and shielding | Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
7.3 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) PE connection

The connection from earth to the PE (protective earth) con-
u-control products and u-remote products completely meet nection must be done centrally.
EMC requirements. EMC planning, however, is necessary
prior to installation. WARNING
Aspects to consider include all potential interference sources Possible danger to life!
such as galvanic, inductive and capacitive couplings, as well In the event of a fault, the earth must never
as radiation couplings. take on a dangerous contact voltage, which is
why it must be connected to a PE conductor.
Ensuring EMC
To ensure EMC, the following basic principles must be ob- Unearthed operation
served during installation of the u-remote modules: In the event of unearthed operation, the corresponding safe-
ty regulations must be observed.
– Proper, extensive earthing of inactive metal parts
– Correct shielding of cables and equipment
– Proper layout of wires – cabling DIN rails
– Creation of a uniform reference potential and earthing Notes concerning the use of DIN rails:
of all electrical equipment – Large-surface, low-impedance attachment on the mount-
– Special EMC measures for special applications ing plate and corresponding contact with the carrier sys-
(e.g. frequency converters, servo drives) tem using screws or rivets
– Contactors and relay coils must be equipped with the – Proper earthing
corresponding interference suppressors – Use corrosion-proof DIN rails
– Devices and functional units with high interferance – Remove the insulating layer on painted, anodised or insu-
potential should be encapsulated if neccessary lated metal components in the area around the connec-
tion point
– Protect the connection point against corrosion (e.g. using
Earthing of inactive metal parts grease; Attention: only use grease suitable for the pur-
The earthing of all inactive metal parts reduces the influence pose)
of coupled interference. For this purpose, all inactive metal
parts (such as switch cabinets, cabinet doors, support beams, Sensor and actuator lines
mounting plates, DIN rails, etc.) must be connected to each To avoid antenna effects caused by looped lines, all lines that
other over a large surface area with low impedance, whereby go to a certain sensor or actuator should be combined in one
a uniform reference potential is ensured for all control unit cable.
elements.
Required measures:
– Removal of the insulating layer around screw connec-
tions. Protection of connection points against corrosion
– Connection of moving earthed components (cabinet
doors, separated mounting plates, etc.) through short
earthing straps with large surfaces
– When possible, avoid using aluminium parts, because
aluminium oxidises easily and in this respect is unsuited
for earthing
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1 Earthing strips
Cabinet design according to EMC guideline:
Earthing strips must be used for connecting inactive metal
parts if it is not possible to connect two large pieces of met-
al. Use short earthing strips with large surfaces.
2 Clamping bracket for signal cables

If shielded signal cables are used, the shield must be at-
tached to the clamping bracket (KLBÜ series) on the busbar
over a large surface. The braided shield must cover and make
good contact with a large part of the clamping bracket.
3 Mounting plate
The support beam for holding control components must be
connected to a large part of the cabinet housing.
4 Busbar
The busbar must be connected via the rail holding fixture.
The cable shields are fixed to the busbar.
5 Protective earth conductor rail

The protective earth conductor rail must likewise be attached
to a large part of the mounting plate, and it must be connect-
ed to the protective earth conductor system via an external
cable with a cross-section of at least 10 mm2, in order to dis-
charge interference current.
6 Protective earth terminal strip

The protective earth terminal strip must be connected to the
protective earth conductor rail in a neutral-point configura-
tion.
7 Cable to protective conductor system (earthing

point)
The cable must be connected to a large part of the protective
conductor system.
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 See also:
EMC Directive 2014/30/EU
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7 Earthing and shielding | Shielding of cables
7.4 Shielding of cables ATTENTION

To prevent the coupling of interference voltages and the de- Material damage!
coupling of interference fields in cables, only shielded cables If it is only possible to have a one-sided shield connection
made from well-conducting material (copper or aluminium) for reasons specific to the circuit or equipment, the second
with braided shielding and a coverage of at least 80 % side of the cable shield can be routed to the local reference
should be used in the design of a cable shield. potential via a capacitor (with short connections). To pre-
vent disruptive discharges when interference pulses occur,
Only when a cable shield is connected to the local reference a varistor or a resistor can also be wired in parallel to the
potential on both sides is it possible to achieve optimal capacitor.
shielding against electric and magnetic fields. Exceptions As an alternative, a doubled version (galvanically isolated)
are possible, for example, with high-impedance, symmetrical can be used, whereby the inner shield is connected on one
or analogue signal cables. If a shield is attached on only one side and the outside shield is connected on both sides.
side, this merely achieves an isolation against electric fields.
ATTENTION Equipotential bonding

If system components are positioned separately from each
Material damage! other, potential differences may arise, provided that:
Requirements for effective shielding design:
– The shield connection to the shield bus should be low – Power is provided from different sources
impedance – The earthing is implemented at different system parts,
– The shield must be connected directly at its entrance despite the cable shields being connected at both sides
into the system
– Keep cable ends as short as possible A voltage equalising cable must be used for equipotential
– Do not use cable shields for equipotential bonding bonding.
When connecting a data cable using a sub-D connector, the

connection must be made through the connector's shield
collar and never through pin 1.
WARNING
Possible danger to life!
The data cable's shield must be attached to the shield The shield must not be used for equipotential
bus with the insulation stripped away. The shield is to be bonding!
connected and attached with clamping brackets or similar
metal fixing devices. The shield bus must be connected to The following features are essential for a voltage equalising
the reference potential surface through a low impedance cable:
(e.g. fastening point with a separation of 10 to 20 cm). The
brackets must surround and make contact with a large part – In the case of cable shields on both ends, the impedance
of the shield. of the equalising cable must be considerably smaller than
that of the shield connection (maximum 10 % of its
Isolation of the cable shield should be avoided. Instead, it impedance)
should be routed into the system (for example, the switch – When the length of the equalising cable is less than
cabinet) up to the interface connection. 200 m, its cross-section must be at least 16 mm2 If the
cable is greater than 200 m in length, a cross-section of
ATTENTION at least 25 mm2 is necessary.
– Large-surface connection with the PE conductor or the
Shielding of field bus cables
earthing and corrosion protection are requirements for
When shielding field-bus cables, the installation guidelines
long-term safe operation
for the respective field buses must be observed. (See the
– They must be made of copper or galvanised steel
websites of the field bus organisations.)
– In order to keep the enclosed area as small as possible,
the equalising cable and signal cable must be routed as
close to each other as possible
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Equipotential bonding
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8 Commissioning using u-create web | Requirements
8 Commissioning using u-create web
WARNING Web browser

u-create web can be used with the following web browsers.
Explosion risk! – Mozilla Firefox 61 or higher
▶ Before starting any work, make sure that – Google Chrome 67 or higher
there is not a potentially explosive atmos- – Microsoft Edge 85 or higher
phere!
Screen resolution
For u-create web we recommend a screen resolution of
1280 x 800 or higher. The user interface is displayed opti-
WARNING!
mally when the browser window is maximised.
Manipulation of the control unit!
During commissioning, the system may be
manipulated to such an extent that can result
in risks to life and material damage.
▶ Make sure that system components can- 8.2 Starting u-create web
not start up unintentionally!
You can access u-create web via the USB interface or Ether-
net.
ATTENTION
▶ For USB access, connect the PC to the controller using a
The product can be destroyed! USB cable. The USB connection socket is located under
▶ Before commissioning each time, perform an insulation the service flap on the front.
test of the station (see section 6.6).
The USB cable should be a maximum of 2 m
long (type USB-A to USB Micro-B, for example
▶ Observe the built-in online help in u-create. Weidmüller Order No. 1487980000). Extension
cables must not be used!
▶ For Ethernet access, connect the PC to the controller

using a LAN cable or a network switch.
▶ Open one of the browsers listed in section 8.1.

8.1 Requirements ▶ In the address line, enter the IP address of the controller.
– USB access X3: 192.168.10.202
The following controllers can be commissioned using u-cre- – Ethernet access X1: 192.168.0.101
ate web:
– UC20-WL2000-AC The browser warns you of an insecure connection when
– UC20-WL2000-IOT u-create web is launched for the first time.
▶ Click Advanced and continue the insecure connection.
Before you start the commissioning work, the following re-
quirements must be fulfilled: u-create web is started.
– The u-control station must be completely assembled and
wired up. The licence terms are displayed when u-create web is
– PC or laptop and u-control station are connected via USB launched for the first time.
or Ethernet. ▶ Read the licence terms carefully.
– The power supply must be turned on. ▶ Confirm that you agree to the licence terms
▶ Click Accept license agreement.
If these requirements are fulfilled, the following LEDs light
up:
– on the controller
– The PWR LED lights up green.
– The LED L/A for connection to the network lights up
green. .
– On the modules, the Status LED lights up green.
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8 Commissioning using u-create web | Accessing u-create online help
The dialogue Create the initial Admin User is opened.

8.3 Accessing u-create online help
▶ Enter a username.
The built-in online help describes how to operate u-create.
▶ Enter a password.
▶ Confirm the password.
▶ Click Create.
SIGN IN is displayed.
Accessing the online help
▶ On the starting page, click Help.
The u-create web online help opens in a new browser tab.

▶ Click SIGN IN.
Your login details are requested.
▶ Enter the initial user and the password and confirm.
The u-create web starting page is displayed.
Starting page (Example: UC20-WL2000-AC)
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8 Commissioning using u-create web | Updating the firmware
8.4 Updating the firmware

The current firmware of the controller can be downloaded
from the Weidmüller website.
The release notes are available to download from the
Further information is available to download from the Sup-
port Center.
For firmware downgrades, we recommend con-
necting your computer with the controller via
USB. Depending on the used downgrade file IP
changes and protocol changes will occur.
Prerequisite
– Please regard the information in the release notes.
– Please regard the information in the support center.
– Save your changes.
– Close all open browser windows of your projects.
– Save all changes of your configurations and applications SWUpdate page
e.g. Node-RED, Modbus TCP.
– Download the latest firmware file from the Weidmüller ▶ Drag-and-drop the firmware file into the dialogue box.
website. The upload is started.
When the upload is finished, the system is automatically

restarted
Updating the firmware
▶ On the starting page, click Settings.

▶ Click Firmware update.
SWUpdate is opened in a new browser tab.
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8.5 Resetting the controller to default settings 8.6 Resetting the control to default settings
This function allows you to set up the controller to the latest
without password
installed firmware version with default settings. This includes You can also reset the controller to default settings without a
the reset of the following data: password e.g. if you have forgotten your password. To do this
– All application data and custom configuration will be you need physical access to the u-control station.
removed.
– All network settings will be reset. ▶ Dismount all I/O modules from the u-control station.
– The initial user with administration rights will be reset. ▶ Connect your computer with the controller via USB.
– The controller will be restarted. ▶ Start u-create web.
The reset will not affect any data stored on a ▶ On the login page, click Forgot password?.
mounted SD card. A warning is displayed.
It is possible that this page is no longer available ▶ Click Restore u-control.

at the current URL.
The controller is reset to factory settings. The controller is
subsequently restarted.
Prerequisite
▶ On the Starting page, click Settings.

▶ Click Factory reset.
▶ In the dialogue box, click OK.

▶ Create a new initial user.
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9 Upgrading from u-create web to u-OS | Upgrading from u-create web to u-OS
9 Upgrading from u-create web to u-OS
u-OS does not contain a real-time application. If ▶ Drag-and-drop the upgrade file into the dialogue box.
you upgrade to u-OS, you will no longer be able to The upgrade is started.
edit or create projects. You will lose all data from
u-create. Only perform the upgrade if you do not When the upgrade is finished, the system is automatically
need the data. All data are reset to the default restarted
settings.
The controller is restarted twice during the up-
The power supply must not be disconnected dur-
grade.
ing the upgrade.
9.2 Downgrading from u-OS to u-create web

9.1 Upgrading from u-create web to u-OS
You can downgrade the UC20-WL2000-AC and
You can upgrade the UC20-WL2000-AC controller to u-OS UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN controllers to u-OS from firmware
from firmware 1.15.1. 1.15.1.
The release notes are available to download from the The release notes are available to download from the
Weidmüller website. Weidmüller website.
Further information and the u-OS firmware is available to Further information and the u-OS firmware is available to
download from the Support Center. download from the Support Center.
Prerequisite Prerequisite
– Please regard the information in the release notes. – Please regard the information in the release notes.
– Please regard the information in the Support Center. – Please regard the information in the Support Center.
– Close all open browser windows of your projects. – Close all open browser windows of your projects.
– Download the latest upgrade file from the Weidmüller – Download the latest downgrade file from the Weidmüller
website. website.
▶ On the Starting page, click Settings. ▶ On the Starting page, click Settings.
▶ Click Firmware update. ▶ Click Firmware update.
SWUpdate is opened in a new browser tab. SWUpdate is opened in a new browser tab.
SWUpdate page SWUpdate page
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9 Upgrading from u-create web to u-OS | Downgrading from u-OS to u-create web
▶ Drag-and-drop the downgrade file into the dialogue box.

The downgrade is started.
When the downgrade is finished, the system is automatically

restarted
The controller is restarted twice during the down-
grade.
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10 Commissioning using u-OS | Requirements
10 Commissioning using u-OS
WARNING Web browser

u-OS can be used with the following web browsers.
Explosion risk! – Mozilla Firefox 102 or higher
▶ Before starting any work, make sure that – Google Chrome 114 or higher
there is not a potentially explosive atmos- – Microsoft Edge 115 or higher
phere!
Screen resolution
For u-OS we recommend a screen resolution of 1280 x 800
or higher. The user interface is displayed optimally when the
WARNING!
browser window is maximised.
Manipulation of the control unit!
During commissioning, the system may be
manipulated to such an extent that can result
in risks to life and material damage.
▶ Make sure that system components can- 10.2 Starting u-OS
not start up unintentionally!
You can access u-OS via the USB interface or Ethernet.
ATTENTION ▶ For USB access, connect the PC to the controller using a

USB cable. The USB connection socket is located under
The product can be destroyed! the service flap on the front.
▶ Before commissioning each time, perform an insulation
test of the station (see section 6.6). The USB cable should be a maximum of 2 m long
(type USB-A to USB-C, for example Weidmüller
Order No. 2838380020). Extension cables must
▶ Observe the built-in online help in u-OS. not be used!
▶ For Ethernet access, connect the PC to the controller

using a LAN cable or a network switch.
▶ Open one of the browsers listed in section 8.1.

▶ In the address line, enter the IP address of the controller.
10.1 Requirements – USB access X3: 192.168.10.202
– Ethernet access X1: 192.168.0.101
The controllers can be commissioned using u-OS.
The browser warns you of an insecure connection when
Before you start the commissioning work, the following re- u-OS is launched for the first time.
quirements must be fulfilled: ▶ Click Advanced and continue the insecure connection.
– The u-control station must be completely assembled and
wired up. u-OS is started.
– PC or laptop and u-control station are connected via USB
or Ethernet. The licence terms are displayed when u-OS is launched for
– The power supply must be turned on. the first time.
If these requirements are fulfilled, the following LEDs light ▶ Read the licence terms carefully.
up: ▶ Confirm that you agree to the licence terms
– on the controller ▶ Click on Accept license agreement, to proceed to the
– The PWR LED lights up green. login page.
– The upper LED at the connected interface lights up
green for connection to the network. The dialogue Create the initial Admin User is opened.
– On the modules, the Status LED lights up green.
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10 Commissioning using u-OS | Accessing u-OS online help
▶ Enter a username.
▶ Enter a password.
10.3 Accessing u-OS online help
▶ Confirm the password.
The built-in online help describes how to operate u-OS.
▶ Click Create.
SIGN IN is displayed.
▶ Click SIGN IN.

Your login details are requested.
Accessing the online help
▶ On the starting page, click Help.
The u-OS online help opens in a new browser tab.
Login window
▶ Enter the initial user and the password and confirm.
The u-OS starting page is displayed.
Starting page (Example: UC20-M4000)
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10 Commissioning using u-OS | Updating the firmware
10.4 Updating the firmware ▶ Click Update & installation.
A dialogue window opens.

The current firmware of the controller and the release notes
can be downloaded from the Weidmüller Support Center.
For firmware downgrades, we recommend con-
necting your computer with the controller via
USB. Depending on the used downgrade file IP
address changes and protocol changes will occur.
A firmware downgrade between minor versions

is not recommended (e.g. from 2.1 to 2.0). If you
still need to perform a firmware downgrade, first
reset the control unit to factory settings.
SWUpdate page
Prerequisite ▶ Drag the software update file into the dialogue window.
– Please regard the information in the release notes.
– Please regard the information in the support center. The upload then commences. The controller is subsequently
– Save your changes. restarted.
– Save all changes of your configurations.
– Download the latest firmware file from the Weidmüller
Support Center.
▶ Open the u-OS Control Center.

▶ Click Software & updates.
Updating the firmware
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10.5 Resetting the controller to default settings 10.7 Resetting network settings in recovery
When the controller is reset to factory settings, the licenses
mode
on the controller are not deleted. The reset will not affect any You can reset network settings if you have forgottten your IP
data stored on a mounted microSD card. address.
The following data are reset: When the network settings are reset in recovery mode, the
– The IP address is reset to the standard IP address. liceneses on the controller are not deleted.
– The initial user with administration rights and all other
users are reset. The following data are reset:
– All installed apps are deleted. – The network configuration is deleted.
▶ Open the u-OS Control Center. ▶ Create a FILE file with the file name RECOVERY on a
▶ Click Software & updates. microSD card or on an USB stick.
▶ Click Update & installation.
▶ Click Factory reset. Only one partition shall be on the storage device,
formatted as FAT32.
It is possible that the controller is no longer avail- ▶ Insert the microSD card or the USB stick into the device.
able at the current URL. ▶ Reboot the device.
The device is started in the recovery mode.

▶ Create a new initial user. ▶ Remove the microSD card or the USB stick.
If you forgot to remove the storage device, the de-
vice will boot back into the recovery mode again
10.6 Resetting the controller to default settings and again.
without password
▶ Open a browser.
As an administrator, you can also reset the controller to de- ▶ In the address line, enter the IP address of the controller.
fault settings without a password e.g. if you have forgotten – USB access X3: 192.168.10.202
your password. This can only be done by intervening in the – Ethernet access X1: 192.168.0.101
hardware.
▶ Dismount all I/O modules from the u-control station.

▶ Connect your computer with the controller via USB. Update & installation is opened.
▶ Start u-OS.
▶ In the login screen, click Forgot password?. ▶ Click Reset.
A warning appears. ▶ Click Reset network settings.
▶ Click Restore u-control. The controller is subsequently restarted.

▶ Create a new initial user.
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11 Replacing components | Removing/replacing the plug-in unit
11 Replacing components
11.1 Removing/replacing the plug-in unit ▶ Swivel the plug-in unit with the cabling towards the front
by 90°.
WARNING The plug-in unit can only be removed in this

90° position!
Explosion risk!
phere!
▶ Remove the plug-in unit by pulling it out in a straight,
downward motion.
WARNING
▶ All work on the u-control station must be
carried out with the power supply discon-
nected.
(switch cabinet etc.) has been discon-
nected from the power supply!
ATTENTION
1.
The product can be destroyed by elec-
The components can be destroyed by electro-
static discharge.
equipment are adequately earthed! 2.
▶ Unlock the connector frame. Opening the connector frame and pulling out the plug-in unit
X1
Unlocking the connector frame
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11 Replacing components | Removing/replacing connectors
11.2 Removing/replacing connectors

WARNING
Explosion risk!
phere! X1
WARNING X
Operation of the machine/system can

be disrupted!
▶ In the event of the machine/system being
put into a dangerous state as a result of
the removal of a connector, a replacement
can only be made once the machine/sys-
tem is disconnected from the power!
Unlocking the connector frame

WARNING
Risk of contact fire! ▶ Press both sides of the connector together so that it can
▶ Remove connectors only while they are be slid off the frame.
load current free.
ATTENTION
static discharge.
Pushing the connector together

▶ Open the connector frame and flip the plug-in unit open
so far that you can reach the connector.
▶ Remove the connector by pulling it off.
▶ Insert the new connector in the frame so that it audibly
clicks into place.
▶ Swivel the plug-in unit upwards until the connector frame
clicks into place.
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11 Replacing components | Removing/replacing cables
11.3 Removing/replacing cables ▶ Using a 3-mm screwdriver, push in the pusher adjacent to
the cable to be removed and pull the wire out.
WARNING
Explosion risk!
phere!
WARNING
be disrupted!
▶ If the machine/system is put into a dan-
gerous state as a result of the removal of
Pushing the pusher in with a screwdriver
cables a replacement can only be made
once the machine/system is disconnected
▶ Release the pusher.
from the power!
▶ Insert the new wire into the opening. To do so, you do
not need to push in the pusher.
WARNING
▶ Prior to removing modules, the u-control
station must be completely de-energised
(supply of the field bus coupler and all
external feed-in).
(switch cabinet etc.) has been discon-
nected from the power supply.
ATTENTION
static discharge.
ATTENTION
The product can be destroyed by over-
current!
Potentials may only be disconnected either
simultaneously or in the correct order.
▶ At the controller as well as at power-feed
modules always disconnect the 24 V sup-
ply (red pusher) first, before you disconect
the GND potential (blue pusher)!
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11 Replacing components | Replacing the battery
11.4 Replacing the battery

WARNING
Explosion risk!
▶ Before starting any work, make sure that
phere!
WARNING
be disrupted!
the removal of the supply voltage, a
replacement can only be made once the
machine/system is disconnected from the
power!
WARNING
Danger of contact burns!
▶ Only replace the battery when it is not ▶ Remove the battery using tweezers.
under load current. Alternatively, push the battery carefully with a screwdriver
from the mounting plate.
Dispose of the battery correctly.
WARNING
Use of a wrong battery type may cause
fire or explosion! ▶ Insert the new battery as shown with the positive termi-
▶ Do not recharge, disassemble or dispose nal to the left.
of in fire.
▶ Use only batteries of the specified type
(see technical data).
+
ATTENTION
static discharge.
▶ Please make sure that persons and work
equipment are sufficiently earthed!
Inserting the battery

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11 Replacing components | Replacing the microSD card
11.5 Replacing the microSD card

WARNING
Explosion risk!
▶ Before starting any work, make sure that
phere!
WARNING
be disrupted!
the removal of the supply voltage, a
replacement can only be made once the
machine/system is disconnected from the
power!
WARNING
Danger of contact burns!
▶ Only replace the microSD card when it is ▶ Briefly press on the inserted microSD card in order to
not under load current. unlock it.
▶ Remove the old microSD card.
▶ Insert the new microSD card.
ATTENTION
static discharge.
▶ Please make sure that persons and work
equipment are sufficiently earthed!

Inserting the microSD card

Make sure that you remove all sensitive data from
the microSD card before disposing of it.
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12 Disassembly and disposal | Disassembling the u-remote station
12 Disassembly and disposal
12.1 Disassembling the u-remote station 12.2 Disposing of the u-control station
WARNING ATTENTION
Explosion risk! Products in the u-remote series are subject
▶ Prior to starting work, make sure that to WEEE (EU Directive 2012/19/EU), which
there is not a potentially explosive atmos- regulates the collection and recycling of elec-
phere! trical and electronic equipment.
▶ Make sure that disassembled products are
properly disposed of!
WARNING
▶ Carry out all disassembly work on the When all u-control products reach the end of their life cycle,
u-control station only when the power you can return them to Weidmüller, and we will arrange for
supply is disconnected. their proper disposal. This also applies to countries outside
▶ Make sure that the place of installation the European Union.
(switch cabinet etc.) has been discon- ▶ Please pack the products properly and send them to your
nected from the power supply! responsible distributor.
Dispose of the battery correctly.

WARNING
▶ Do not recharge, disassemble or dispose
of in fire. Make sure that you remove all sensitive data from
the microSD card before disposing of it.
▶ Remove all cables and lines.

▶ Remove the end bracket markers (if present). You can find the address of your respective country represen-
▶ Unfasten the mounting screw on the right-hand end bracket. tative at the Weidmüller website.
▶ Slide the end bracket with the end plate to the right and
remove both from the terminal rail.
You can now dismount modules and the controller either in-
dividually or in groups of three to four modules.
▶ Press all the release levers of a module group towards the

mounting plate so that they click into place.
▶ Slide the module group to the right and remove it from
the terminal rail.
▶ Repeat the above procedure for all remaining modules/
module groups.
▶ To dismount the controller, open both release levers and
remove it from the terminal rail.
▶ Remove the battery and microSD card from the controller.
▶ Unfasten the mounting screw on the left-hand end
bracket and remove it.
▶ Please observe the instructions for proper disposal
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13 LED indicators and troubleshooting
In the event of a malfunction occurring on a u-control prod-

uct, carry out the following recommended measures. If the
malfunction cannot be fixed, please send the affected prod-
uct to Weidmüller. You can find all Weidmüller addresses
and your local contact on the Internet at
www.weidmueller.com.
Weidmüller does not assume any liability if the base or elec-
tronic module has been tampered with!
Controller/indicator LED Status Recommended action

UC20-WL2000-AC, UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN
Power LED PWR green: supply voltage present, firmware is running –
System failure SF red: serious system failure Switch supply voltage off and on again and deploy
application again
Bus failure BF green: communication with modules OK –
red: communication error with module or no modules Check whether modules are mounted correctly
connected
Maintenance MT green flashing twice: operating system is running –
Controller status RUN off: no application deployed –

green: application is deployed and running –
yellow: application is deployed and stopped –
Connection/active connection 1 L/A X1 off: no connection Check Ethernet cable
green: connection of controller connection 1 with an –
additional field device
green/yellow flashing: data being exchanged on
connection 1
additional field device established
connection 2
Input supply voltage 3.1 green: input current path supply voltage > 18 V DC –
3.2 red: input current path supply voltage < 18 V DC Check supply voltage
3.4 red: internal fuse defective Replace the controller
Output supply voltage 4.1 green: output current path supply voltage > 18 V DC –
4.2 red: output current path supply voltage < 18 V DC Check supply voltage
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Controller/indicator LED Status Recommended action

UC20-WL2000-IOT
Power LED PWR green: supply voltage present, firmware is running –
System failure SF red: serious system failure Switch supply voltage off and on again and deploy
application again
Bus failure BF green: communication with modules OK –
red: communication error with module or no modules Check whether modules are mounted correctly
connected
Maintenance MT green flashing twice: operating system is running –
Controller status RUN off: no application deployed –
green: application is deployed and running –
additional field device
connection 1
additional field device established
connection 2
Input supply voltage 3.1 green: input current path supply voltage > 18 V DC –
3.2 red: input current path supply voltage < 18 V DC Check supply voltage
Output supply voltage 4.1 green: output current path supply voltage > 18 V DC –
4.2 red: output current path supply voltage < 18 V DC Check supply voltage
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14 Accessories and replacement parts | Accessories
14 Accessories and replacement parts
14.1 Accessories
Order No. Designation Purpose
9009030000 Screwdriver SDS 0.4X2.5X75 Unfastening conductors from PUSH IN contacts
9008320000 Screwdriver SDS 0.5X3.0X80 Assembling/disassembling an end bracket
1323700000 PM 2.7/2.6 MC SDR marker Connection marker for a pusher, with custom printing to customer specifica-
tions
1323710000 PM 2.7/2.6 MC NE WS marker Connection marker for a pusher, unprinted
1341610000 DEK 5/8-11.5 MC SDR marker Module marker with custom printing to customer specifications
1341630000 DEK 5/8-11.5 MC NE WS marker Module marker, unprinted
1339920000 UR20-SM-ACC swivel marker Pivoting holder for module markers
1429420000 White thermal-transfer label for swivel markers Can be printed with thermal-transfer printers
1429910000 Yellow thermal-transfer labels for swivel markers Can be printed with thermal-transfer printers
1429430000 Paper labels for swivel markers Can be printed with laser printers
1806120000 Tag holder EM 8/30 for end bracket marker Marks the station at the end bracket
1045570000 Marker ELS 6/30, white, PA 66 Marking end brackets, can be printed with Weidmüller PrintJet ADVANCED
1045580000 Marker ELS 6/30, yellow, PA 66 Marking end brackets, can be printed with Weidmüller PrintJet ADVANCED
2009980000 Marker ELS 6/30 MM, white, polyester Marking end brackets, can be printed with Weidmüller THM MMP
2010620000 Marker ELS 6/30 MM, yellow, polyester Marking end brackets, can be printed with Weidmüller THM MMP
1607720000 Labels ESO 7 white, paper Marking end brackets, can be printed with laser printers
1634780000 Labels ESO 7 yellow, paper Marking end brackets, can be printed with laser printers
1670390000 Labels ESO 7 P white, polyester Marking end brackets, can be printed with laser printers
1670400000 Labels ESO 7 P yellow, polyester Marking end brackets, can be printed with laser printers
1483050000 KOSM BHZ5.00 coding elements Coding element for customised module coding
1346610000 UR20-EBK-ACC termination kit Set with two end brackets and one end plate
1805610000 MEW 35/1 end bracket for vertical installation Reinforced end bracket required in addition to terminal kit for vertical installa-
tion
1469340000 HD-Plug UR20-PG0.35 Plug for HD-modules (8 pieces per package)
1919990000 PCB plug-in connector BLDZ DN5.08/05/180F GY BX PRT 5-pole female connector for fieldbus connection UR20-FBC-DN (10 wire con-
nections)
1933550000 PCB plug-in connector BLZ DN 5.08/05/180F AU GY BX 5-pole female connector for fieldbus connection UR20-FBC-DN (5 wire connec-
PRT tions)
9202210000 multi-stripax 6-16 Stripping tool for conductors to be used with HD-Plugs
1525820000 Pressing tool PWZ-UR20-HD Pressing tool for fixing HD-Plugs
1487980000 IE-USB-A-MICRO-1.8M Connecting line, USB A to USB Micro, sheath material PVC, 1.8 m
2684400000 SD-CARD-8GB microSD memory card (8 GB)
2684410000 BATTERY-CR1220-3V Lithium coin cell CR1220
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14 Accessories and replacement parts | Replacement parts
14.2 Replacement parts

Controller Order No. Replacement part Order No.
UC20-WL2000-AC 1334950000 Plug-in unit 2425170000
UR20-PK-1334940000-SP
UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN 2928020000 Plug-in unit 2425170000
UR20-PK-1334940000-SP
PCB plug-in connector for CAN interface 1278050000
B2CF 3.50/06/180LR SN OR BX
UC20-WL2000-IOT 1334990000 Plug-in unit 2425170000
UR20-PK-1334940000-SP
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ANNEX
Examples of module position coding A-2

Breakdown of Serial Numbers A-4
Service A-5
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Examples of module position coding
The incorrect insertion of electronic units can be pre- Functionally-oriented coding

vented if the base modules are given coding elements
KOSM BHZ5.00 (Order No.1483050000) Coding position
Three coding sockets each with four possible positions can Code 1 2 3 Meaning
be plugged into every base module. This results in a maxi-
01 0 0 0 4 digital inputs (4DI)
mum of 43 or 64 codes.
It is practical to use either functionally oriented or slot- 02 0 0 1 8 digital inputs (8DI)
oriented coding. Example codes are provided for each 03 0 0 2 16 digital inputs (16DI)
coding scheme in the following tables.
10 0 2 1 4 digital outputs (4DO)
1 2 3
40 2 1 3 1-channel counter (1CNT)
Base module with three coding places and coding sockets plugged (Example code 013) 41 2 2 0 2-channel counter (2CNT)
0 10 10 10 1
13 0 3 0 2-channel PWM module (2PWM)
Possible positions of the coding sockets:
20 1 0 3 4 analogue inputs (4AI)
21 1 1 0 8 analogue inputs (8AI)
30 1 3 1 4 analogue outputs (4AO)
22
3 23 23 23 2
1 1 1 4 temperature inputs (4AI-X-DIAG)
0 1 2 3
50 3 0 1 Power-feed module input (PF-I)
51 3 0 2 Power-feed module output (PF-O)
52 3 0 3 Power-feed module output 1DI-SIL
53 3 1 0 Power-feed module output 2DI-SIL
60 3 2 3 Potential distributor +
61 3 3 0 Potential distributor –
62 3 3 1 Potential distributor FE (16AUX-FE)
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Slot-oriented coding Slot-oriented coding

Coding position Coding position
Code 1 2 3 Station slot Code 1 2 3 Station slot
01 0 0 0 1 33 2 0 0 33
02 0 0 1 2 34 2 0 1 34
03 0 0 2 3 35 2 0 2 35
04 0 0 3 4 36 2 0 3 36
05 0 1 0 5 37 2 1 0 37
06 0 1 1 6 38 2 1 1 38
07 0 1 2 7 39 2 1 2 39
08 0 1 3 8 40 2 1 3 40
09 0 2 0 9 41 2 2 0 41
10 0 2 1 10 42 2 2 1 42
11 0 2 2 11 43 2 2 2 43
12 0 2 3 12 44 2 2 3 44
13 0 3 0 13 45 2 3 0 45
14 0 3 1 14 46 2 3 1 46
15 0 3 2 15 47 2 3 2 47
16 0 3 3 16 48 2 3 3 48
17 1 0 0 17 49 3 0 0 49
18 1 0 1 18 50 3 0 1 50
19 1 0 2 19 51 3 0 2 51
20 1 0 3 20 52 3 0 3 52
21 1 1 0 21 53 3 1 0 53
22 1 1 1 22 54 3 1 1 54
23 1 1 2 23 55 3 1 2 55
24 1 1 3 24 56 3 1 3 56
25 1 2 0 25 57 3 2 0 57
26 1 2 1 26 58 3 2 1 58
27 1 2 2 27 59 3 2 2 59
28 1 2 3 28 60 3 2 3 60
29 1 3 0 29 61 3 3 0 61
30 1 3 1 30 62 3 3 1 62
31 1 3 2 31 63 3 3 2 63
32 1 3 3 32 64 3 3 3 64
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Breakdown of Serial Numbers
Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Year Code Month Code Day Code Production Code Product family code Serial numbers
plant
2013 A N January 1 1 1 0 1 P C 7 5 0 0 1 0 1
2014 A O February 2 2 2 0 2
2015 A P March 3 3 3 0 3
2016 A Q April 4 4 4 0 4
2017 A R May 5 5 5 0 5
2018 A S June 6 6 6 0 6
2019 A T July 7 7 7 0 7
2020 A U August 8 8 8 0 8
2021 A V September 9 9 9 0 9
2022 A W October O 10 A 1 0
2023 A X November N 11 B 1 1
2024 A Y December D 12 C 1 2
2025 A Z 13 D 1 3
2026 B A 14 E 1 4
2027 B B 15 F 1 5
2028 B C 16 G 1 6
2029 B D 17 H 1 7
2030 B E 18 I 1 8
2031 B F 19 J 1 9
2032 B G 20 K 2 0
2033 B H 21 L 2 1
2034 B I 22 M 2 2
2035 B J 23 N 2 3
2036 B K 24 O 2 4
2037 B L 25 P 2 5
2038 B M 26 Q 2 6
2039 B N 27 R 2 7
2040 B O 28 S 2 8
2041 B P 29 T 2 9
2042 B Q 30 U 3 0
2043 B R 31 V 3 1
2044 B S
…
2052 C A
2053 C B
…
Example: AS7H21PC7500101
Date: July 17, 2018
Production plant: Weidmüller plant
Product family: u-control web
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Controllers u-control UC20

UC20-WL2000-AC-CAN 2928020000 UC20-WL2000-AC 1334950000

1 About this documentation 3 7 Earthing and shielding 45

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1 About this documentation

Warning against automatic startups

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2.2 Intended use and on power-feed modules) must be specified for at

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2.4 Legal notice

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Example arrangement of a u-control station

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Power supply concept

UC20 DI DO PF-O DO AO DO DI DO PF-O DO DO DI PF-I DI DI DO

24V Power feed-in outputs 24V Power feed-in inputs

UOUT Power supply of the output paths

Power supply of a u-control station in general

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3.1 General description of the controller

Controller (example: UC20-SL2000-EC-CAN)

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3.2 Approvals and standards

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3.3 Connector PG 1.5 mm 3.4 Mechanical fixing elements

Connector PG 1.5 mm with four conductor connections

– conductor cross-section 0.14 to 1.5 mm² (AWG 16 – 26)

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3.5 Type plate 3.6 Battery

1 7 For the UC20-SL2000 controllers, you need the microSD

Type plate (example)

1 Product number (Order No.)

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4.1 Connectable u-remote I/O modules 4.3 Orientation of the station

▶ Please regard the information in the release notes. X1

4.2 Order and arrangement of the modules X2

The u-control station is designed to be installed on a DIN rail

Arrangement of safe power-feed modules

A safe power-feed module PF-O-xDI-SIL module can be

When using safe power-feed modules, please

The manual is available to download from the

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4.4 Installation distances 20 mm

Minimum distances for vertical installation

Minimum distances for horizontal installation Calculation of space requirements

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For vertical installation please interchange height and

If the u-control station is used in a potentially explosive

safe area no ex-approval

ATEX marking (internal certification)

ATEX marking (external certification)

Calculation of power loss for the use in a potentially explo-

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4.8 Current demand and power supply ATTENTION

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Module 9 (as per PF-O):