V-RTU2000 - VR-2400 Technical Specification Manual V1-4-En

Veesta World Co
Technical Information
VR-2400 RTU Product
Technical Specification
Manual
Author: Veesta World Co., Engineering Department

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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Document History
Veesta - Remote Terminal Unit and Controller
Technical Specification Manual
DOCUMENT HISTORY
Version Date Comment
1.0 2021/12/06 First issue
1.1 2022/10/01 Add VR-2446 Module Specifications
1.2 2023/07/05 Add VR-2431 Module Specifications
1.3 2023/11/10 Revised VR-2410, VR-2446, VR-2480 Module Wiring
1.4 2024/05/05 Add VR-2411 Module Specifications and some changes
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Table of Content
TABLE OF CONTENT
Chapter 1 - Introduction ................................................................... 10

1.1 General Information.............................................................10
1.2 Veesta World Co .................................................................10
1.3 Copyrights ...........................................................................11
Chapter 2 - System Overview .......................................................... 12
2.1 Overview .............................................................................12
2.1.1 Distributed Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) .................12
2.2 Summary of Functions.........................................................15
2.2.1 Data Acquisition Processing ....................................15
2.2.2 Control Output .........................................................16
2.2.3 Communication Function .........................................17
2.2.4 Self-Diagnostic Function ..........................................18
2.2.5 Programmable Algorithm Function ..........................18
2.3 VR-2400 Hardware Platform ...............................................19
2.4 CPU Module Feature...........................................................20
2.4.1 Power Supply Unit ...................................................21
2.4.2 Main Communication Unit........................................21
2.4.3 Status Indicators Unit...............................................22
2.4.4 Redundancy Unit .....................................................22
2.5 Expansion Modules Feature................................................24
2.6 VR-2400 Working Concepts ................................................26
2.7 VR-2400 Software Platform.................................................28
2.8 VR-2400 Product Series Modules List.................................29
2.9 VR-2400 Series Hardware and Software Training...............31
2.9.1 Curriculum Schedule Syllabus .................................31
2.10 Standards (Type Test).........................................................32
2.10.1 Electromagnetic Radiation .....................................32
2.10.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) ....................32
2.10.3 Mechanical Standards ...........................................32
2.10.4 Environment Standards .........................................33
Chapter 3 - CPU Module Series ....................................................... 34
3.1 General................................................................................34
3.2 CPU Modules Appearance ..................................................34
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3.3 CPU Modules Function Description.....................................35

3.4 CPU Modules Detail ............................................................35
3.4.1 Select CPU working mode .......................................35
3.4.2 CPU Indicator Definitions.........................................36
3.4.3 Communications Port...............................................38
3.5 CPU Module Specifications .................................................39
3.5.1 VR-2410A Specifications .........................................39
3.5.2 VR-2410B Specifications .........................................41
3.5.3 VR-2410R Specifications .........................................42
Chapter 4 - Bus Expansion Modules............................................... 45
4.1 General................................................................................45
4.2 Bus Extension Module.........................................................45
4.2.1 VR-2412A Specifications (Bus Expansion) ..............46
Chapter 5 - Digital Expansion Modules........................................... 47
5.1 General................................................................................47
5.2 Digital Input Module.............................................................47
5.2.1 VR-2420A Specifications (16xDI) ............................48
5.3 Digital Output Module..........................................................49
5.3.1 VR-2430A Specifications (16x DO Relay)................49
5.3.2 VR-2431A Specifications (16x DOC Relay) .............50
5.4 Digital Input/Output Module .................................................51
5.4.1 VR-2460A Specifications (12x DI, 4x DO Relay) .....51
Chapter 6 - Analog Expansion Module ........................................... 52
6.1 General................................................................................52
6.2 Analog Input Module ...........................................................52
6.2.1 VR-2441A Specifications (8xAI)...............................53
6.3 AC Analog Metering Input Module.......................................55
6.3.1 VR-2446A Specifications (ACM Module) .................55
6.4 Analog Output Module.........................................................58
6.4.1 VR-2450A Specifications (4xAO).............................58
6.5 Analog Input/Output Module................................................59
6.5.1 VR-2470A Specifications (4xAI, 2xAO)....................59
Chapter 7 - Functional Expansion Module ..................................... 61
7.1 General................................................................................61
7.2 Power Redundancy Module ................................................61
7.3 Power Electric Module.........................................................62
7.3.1 VR-2440A Specifications (IED Module) ...................62
7.4 HMI Display Module ............................................................65
7.4.1 VR-2480A Specification (HMI Module) ....................65
Chapter 8 - Physical Installation Information ................................. 67
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8.1 General................................................................................67
8.1.1 Ventilation and Cooling ............................................67
8.1.2 Power Dissipation ....................................................68
8.1.3 Proper Location of Wirings.......................................69
8.2 Electrical Safety...................................................................70
8.3 Mounting and Installation and Removal ..............................71
8.3.1 Panel Mounting........................................................71
8.3.2 DIN Rail Mounting....................................................73
8.3.3 Expansion Cable Connection...................................75
8.4 Dimensions and Structures .................................................76
8.5 VR-2480 HMI Display ..........................................................78
Chapter 9 - Quick Application Guide .............................................. 79
9.1 General................................................................................79
9.2 Packing-list Confirmation.....................................................79
9.3 Installation and Wiring .........................................................79
9.4 Connecting the Power Cable...............................................79
9.5 Establishing Communications with the PC ..........................80
9.6 Device Configuration Web Console.....................................80
9.7 Device SCADA/RTU/PLC Configuration..............................81
9.8 Running the Equipment .......................................................81
Chapter 10 - Terminal Definitions & Wiring ...................................... 82
10.1 General................................................................................82
10.2 CPU Module Terminal & Wiring...........................................82
10.2.1 VR-2410 CPU Module ...........................................82
10.3 BUS Expansion Module Terminal & Wiring .........................86
10.3.1 VR-2412A Bus Expansion Module.........................86
10.4 Digital Expansion Terminal & Wiring ...................................88
10.4.1 VR-2420A DI Module (16x Channel)......................88
10.4.2 VR-2430A DO Module (16x Relay) ........................90
10.4.3 VR-2431A DOC Module (16x Command Relay) ....92
10.4.4 VR-2460A DIO Module (12x DI, 4x Relay).............94
10.5 Analog Expansion Terminal & Wiring ..................................96
10.5.1 VR-2441 AI Module (8x Channel) ..........................96
10.5.2 VR-2446A ACM Module.........................................98
10.6 Functional Expansion Terminal & Wiring...........................103
10.6.1 VR-2440A IED Module.........................................103
10.6.2 VR-2480A HMI Module ........................................108
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TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1-1: Veesta World Co Logo and sign .............................................................11

Figure 2-1: V-RTU2000 Series as Distributed RTU Structure Diagram.....................14
Figure 2-2: VR-2400, CPU module structure diagram...............................................19
Figure 2-3: VR-2400, Extension module structure diagram.......................................20
Figure 2-4: VR-2400 Series as Redundancy Plane Diagram ....................................23
Figure 2-5: VR-2400, CPU module with expansion module ......................................24
Figure 2-6: VR-2400, Working Concept Block Diagram ............................................27
Figure 3-1: VR-2400, CPU Module Apperance .........................................................34
Figure 3-2: VR-2400, CPU Module under extension cover apperance......................35
Figure 3-3: VR-2400, CPU Module Indicators ...........................................................36
Figure 3-4: VR-2400, CPU Module Default Communication Interface.......................38
Figure 8-1: VR-2400, Recommended Ventilations ....................................................67
Figure 8-2: VR-2400, Mounting method to be avoided..............................................68
Figure 8-3: VR-2400, Space Requirements in cubicle...............................................68
Figure 8-4: VR-2400, Expansion Module Terminal Definitons...................................70
Figure 8-5: VR-2400, Mounting Methods ..................................................................71
Figure 8-6: VR-2400, Module mounting on panel......................................................72
Figure 8-7: VR-2400, Module removing from panel...................................................72
Figure 8-8: VR-2400, Standard 35mm DIN Rail ........................................................73
Figure 8-9: VR-2400, Case Rail Clip .........................................................................73
Figure 8-10: VR-2400, Module mounting on DIN Rail ...............................................74
Figure 8-11: VR-2400, Module removing from DIN Rail ............................................74
Figure 8-12: VR-2400, Expansion Cable connections among the modules ..............75
Figure 8-13: VR-2400, Side View Dimensions - All Modules.....................................76
Figure 8-14: VR-2400, Top View Dimensions - CPU Module ....................................76
Figure 8-15: VR-2400, Top View Dimensions - Extension Module............................77
Figure 8-16: VR-2480, HMI Display Dimensions .......................................................78
Figure 9-1: VR-2400, Connecting Programmin Cable ...............................................80
Figure 10-1: VR-2410, CPU Module Wiring Diagram ................................................82
Figure 10-2: VR-2410, Ethernet Port, Connection Wiring..........................................83
Figure 10-3: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-232 Simple Connection Wiring .....................84
Figure 10-4: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-232+Flow Control Connection Wiring...........84
Figure 10-5: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-485 Connection Wiring .................................85
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Figure 10-6: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-422 Connection Wiring .................................85

Figure 10-7: VR-2412A, Bus Expansion Module Wiring Diagram .............................86
Figure 10-8: VR-2412A, Bus Expansion Module, RS-485 Connection Wiring...........87
Figure 10-9: VR-2420A, DI Module 8x Channel Wiring Diagram...............................88
Figure 10-10: VR-2430A, DO Module 16x Relay Wiring Diagram .............................90
Figure 10-11: VR-2431A, DOC Module 16x Relay Wiring Diagram ..........................92
Figure 10-12: VR-2460A, DIO Module 12xDI, 4x Relay Wiring Diagram...................94
Figure 10-13: VR-2441A, AI Module 8x Channel Wiring Diagram.............................96
Figure 10-14: VR-2446A, ACM Module Terminal Definitons .....................................98
Figure 10-15: VR-2446A, ACM Module Wiring Diagram ...........................................99
Figure 10-16: VR-2440A, IED Module Terminal Definitons .....................................103
Figure 10-17: VR-2440A, IED Module Wiring Diagram ...........................................104
Figure 10-18: VR-2480A, HMI Module 4.3", Terminal Definitons ............................108
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INDEX OF TABELS
Table 2-1: VR-2400 Series, Module List....................................................................29

Table 2-2: VR-2400 Series, Training Syllabus...........................................................31
Table 3-1: VR-2400 Series, 3-positions CPU selector switch setting modes ............36
Table 3-2: VR-2400 Series, CPU Indicator Definitions ..............................................37
Table 10-1: VR-2400 Series, VR-2420A DI Module Terminal Definitions..................89
Table 10-2: VR-2400 Series, VR-2430A DO Module Terminal Definitions................91
Table 10-3: VR-2400 Series, VR-2431A DOC Module Terminal Definitions .............93
Table 10-4: VR-2400 Series, VR-2460A DO Module Terminal Definitions................95
Table 10-5: VR-2400 Series, VR-2441A AI Module Terminal Definitions..................97
Table 10-6: VR-2400 Series, VR-2446A ACM Module Terminal Definitions ...........100
Table 10-7: VR-2400 Series, VR-2440A IED Module Terminal Definitions .............105
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1 - Introduction
1.1 General Information
This is technical information of design of Product of V-RTU2000

Series of VR-2400, the Remote Terminal Unit and also
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) from Veesta World Company.
This document helps you to find about how VR-2400 Series works
and designed for your purpose.
V-RTU2000, Series VR-2400 of RTU system adopted for from very

small RTU Controller or PLC device from that can be used in as
Feeder Terminal Unit up to very large scale PLC application and
RTU for Generation and Transmission High Voltage Substations, and
or other controlled stations.
Veesta World Co. is associated with you! in planning, designing,

manufacturing, supply, installation, commissioning and acceptance
test for the Remote Terminal Units and Controller in your projects.
Veesta World Company will render full support and services to its
customer to enable them to deliver first class services to the
Automation Market.
1.2 Veesta World Co
Veesta World Co is a leading company in

automation field in Iran and specialized in
design and installation of IT Network of wide
area and local area, Automation control units, control rooms, DCS
design, PLC and SCADA application installation and system
integration. The main advantage of Veesta World's products is
complying international standards and do customs basic design.
Veesta World Co is a dynamic company, whose main commitment is

the customer’s satisfaction. Business vision and its future evolution
together with the proper combination of new and existing
technologies are the main aspects considered in the solutions
proposed by Veesta World Co. Owing to this, key issues like
Scalability, the Return of Investment or the Total Cost of Ownership
are carefully considered. Consequently, the solutions offered by
Veesta World Co are able to cope with the requirements of a
sustainable growth. Veesta World Co is a service-oriented company
and the customer perspective is its action guide. An added value of
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 1 - Introduction
the offer is the evaluation and Management of the risk. This issue is
getting a major relevance in the changing environment in which new
technologies have to be applied, particularly when profitability is a
major concern.
The objective of Veesta World Co is focused on the creation of value

for the customer through the proper business strategy alignment and
the right combination of technologies. These principles, developed
under the Total Quality Management practice, allow Veesta World Co
to offer, in a seamless approach, consultancy, engineering and
training services.
The founders of Veesta World Co are professionals with a large

experience in the Telecommunication and Networking and Industrial
fields.
Veesta World Co is formed by a balanced team of professionals that

gather knowledge in a wide range of technologies and specific know-
how on how to apply these technologies in mission-critical control
networks.
1.3 Copyrights
All of documents and materials in related to this document and this

document are copyrights of Veesta World Co and it is not permitted
to use or transfer the contents to any other parties.
The Veesta World Co logo is registered trademark of Veesta World

Co and its properties.
Figure 1-1: Veesta World Co Logo and sign
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 2 - System Overview
Chapter 2 - System Overview
2.1 Overview
The V-RTU2000 series (Veesta Remote Terminal Unit) is a
distributive Data Acquisition and Control System based on
microprocessor. In common SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data
Acquisition) System, it performs the work of the Terminal processing
unit in most utility stations. RTU acquires station data, both of analog
and digital signals with information management and DTU also
meets the command from host in master station : to transmit back the
acquired data ; to perform the function "check before execution" for
station facilities to ensure a safe and reliable execution in system
control.
As a line of smart integrated controller products, V-RTU2000 the

series of VR-2400 provides powerful and complex control functions
whether running independently or under network mode. As shown in
the following figure, the compact exterior design, good scalability,
reasonably low price and powerful instruction set combine to make
VR-2400 a perfect solution for fulfilling small-scale up to large-scale
automation needs.
This manual will help you install, configure, use and maintain your
VR-2400 Product Series, as well as contains all the hardware
information of VR-2400 RTU Product Series. Please read the whole
manual carefully to ensure your system is properly started up and
running well.
2.1.1 Distributed Remote Terminal Unit (RTU)

To achieve an idea RTU design, V-RTU2000 series is fully
modularized in all I/O units, intelligent processing in system operation
and powerful in communication ability. RTU design endeavor to
pursue long-term stability, high reliability, convenience in
maintenance and wiring connection, flexible in extension to be an
aesthetic product as a well-being quality unit. V-RTU2000 provides
flexible, cost effective answers to many challenges that face the
engineering, operations, and maintenance departments of today’s
power utility.
The V-RTU2000 series offers a single RTU family meeting the entire
range of requirements, from small distribution and cogeneration sites
to large substations and generating stations, using the same
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components in a modular, building block approach. The V-RTU2000

Series introduces an open architecture permitting the addition of new
processing modules, each linked by fully protected high-speed I/O
LAN (Local Area Network). Nothing becomes obsolete in the course
of expanding a V-RTU2000 from the smallest to the largest, most
complex configuration. Please refer to Figure 2-1 as reference.
The V-RTU2000 Series including two other key functional

equipments of the Communication Server and the Intelligent
Electronic Device equipments as Communication Server and IED.
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Master Station #1 Master Station #2 Master Station #n

DNP 3.0 or DNP 3.0 or DNP 3.0 or
IEC-870-5 IEC-870-5 IEC-870-5
and etc and etc and etc
Protocol Protocol Protocol
Ethernet Serial
Ports Ports
BUS# 1
Power CPU Module Module Module Module
Module #1 #2 #3 #16
Ethernet Serial
Ports Ports
Slave Station/Devide Digital Digital Analog Analog Power Power

DNP 3.0 or Inputs Outputs Inputs Outputs Metering Protection
IEC-870-5
and etc
Protocol
BUS# 2
Bus Module Module Module Module
Extension #1 #2 #3 #16
Power
RS-485
BUS# 3
Power
Digital Digital Analog Analog Power Power

Inputs Outputs Inputs Outputs Metering Protection
BUS# 16
Power
Figure 2-1: V-RTU2000 Series as Distributed RTU Structure Diagram
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2.2 Summary of Functions

V-RTU2000 Series is generally installed at on-site power station,
applied to signals monitoring and control performance. It is designed
in multi-processor technique. Each I/O Module has its own processor
which is responsible for the basic data acquisition function. The basic
functions are as follows.
2.2.1 Data Acquisition Processing

V-RTU2000 Series acquires digital and analog signal from station
and stores it in RTU memory. On the other band, RTU accepts host
command to reflect and transmit back the required data to control
center.
2.2.1.1 Analog Data Input

Measured Values, generally to receive signals from power
transducers (Watt / Var / Voltage / Current / Temperature / Position /
Resistance / etc), this is meant; RTU is to gather all physical signals
of main facilities in station.
2.2.1.2 Accumulated Data Input

Energy Counters, accumulation and processing of pulses from
external energy measurement devices are supported. A 16-Bit
value is set aside in the local memory for each Pulse Accumulator
point. The Pulse Accumulator will be incremented one count for each
cycle of the input.
2.2.1.3 Digital Data Input

Indications, Status of facilities and the status of Momentary Change
Detection (MCD) are acquired. Four basic indication types are
supported: Single indication Double indication, Sequence Capturing,
and Multiple Change detection. The de-bounce time for DC Digital
Input Points can be 1 ms to 250 ms adjustable. The de-bounce time
for AC Digital Input Points can be 48 ms to 250 ms adjustable.
1- Single indication (1-Bit Status): involve only a single monitored

external point and hence, have only two states: 0 or 1.
2- Double Indication (2-Bit Status): involve the monitoring of two

physical external points and hence, can provide four states: 0/0, 0/1,
1/0, 1/1.
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3- Sequence capturing (1-Bit MCD): is optimized for a multiple

change detects technique which ensures that the critical information
is not lost, but avoids sacrificing the efficiency of the
communications process. This is accomplished using only a single
bit for each monitored indication point in the protocol.
2.2.1.4 Sequence of Event Report

In order to monitor the status and sequence, changed of main
equipments, RTU provides the SOE function (Sequence Of Event).
An event is defined as a single change of state. Each time an event
is detected, RTU will time-tag the event, and store a description of
the event and the time-tag in a first in first out (FIFO) buffer. There is
one 1024 events buffer in V-RTU2000 Series.
RTU will time-tag the first change of state, rather than the end of de-
bounce period, and the de-bounce time for all SOE points can be
1ms to 250ms adjustable. The resolution is one millisecond. The
time-tag recorded with each event is generated from a clock internal
to the V-RTU2000 Series.
V-RTU2000 Series have the capability to synchronize its internal

clock with a system clock located at the master station. If the
synchronization period is no more than 15 minutes, it can guarantee
the time accuracy of SOE is within +/- 4ms to system clock (in Master
Station).
2.2.2 Control Output

Two types of control command can be transmitted from the Master
Station to devices in the Power System via the V-RTU2000 Series.
One is Trip/Close command, the other is Direct Set-point command.
2.2.2.1 Trip/Close Command

There are two types of control output using Trip/Close command, one
is ON/OFF operation output to control CBs, ABSs; the other is
Regulation operation output (raise/lower) to control the position of
transformer taps. Two distinct types of Trip/Close commands are
supported:
1- Execute Immediate Command: Direct Trip/Close Command, are

executed as a single command message, and transmitted to the
addressed RTU.
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2- Select Before Operate (SBO) Command: Select Trip/Close

Command & Operate Command, are executed as two distinct
commands to the addressed RTU; a select command followed by an
execute command. The SBO controls are used when secure
operation is required such as the Trip and Close operations of
Power Circuit Breakers. RTU reset its control logic if the Operate
Command is not received within the User defined time period
maximum 60 sec, initially 20 sec, of the command message. The
operating sequences for SBO command are:
1. After received the Select Trip/Close Command, the RTU
initialize its control logic, check and verify its control circuit,
reassemble the command message, then transmit the
reassembled message to the Master Station.
2. If the Operate Command is received within the user defined
time period and last command is Select Trip/Close Command,
the RTU will operate the control point.
The result of Trip/Close command is the output of a pulse of fixed
duration (determined by the Database Configuration) at the
specifically addressed Digital Output (DO) point. Only one point can
be controlled at a time.
2.2.2.2 Set-point Command

There are two types of control output using Direct Set-point
command, one is Digital Direct Set-point, and the other is Analog
Direct Set-point.
1- Digital Direct Set-point Command: Raise/Lower command, can

cause the addressed Digital Output (DO) point(s) to perform the
Pulse Width control output for a Generator Controller. The time
duration of output pulse is specified in the command message from
Master Station. Multiple points can be controlled simultaneously.
2- Analog Direct Set-point Command: cause the addressed Analog

Output (AO) point to perform a current or voltage output for a
Generator Controller. The output value is specified in the command
message from Master Station.
2.2.3 Communication Function

The communication function of V-RTU2000 Series can be divided
into Internal Communication and External Communication.
1- Internal Communication: Means pointing to the inside

communication between CPU Module and I/O Modules, which is
linking with internal bus interface, and using the backplane
connecting module without additional wires.
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2- External Communication: Providing RS-232 or RS-485 two

communication channels, supporting the multi-communication
protocol to communication with external side. The supporting
protocols are listed as below:
1. SCADA Master: DNP3.0, IEC60870-5-101, 104
2. RTU Sub-Master: ModBus RTU, DNP3.0, IEC870-5101,104.
3. IED: ModBus RTU, DNP3.0.
4. User Specific Protocols: Other protocols can be implementing
quickly in the firmware of V-RTU2000 Series by upon request.
2.2.4 Self-Diagnostic Function

V-RTU2000 Series has its well-equipped ability for self-diagnostic
function. Every abnormal status of RTU is recorded down as System
Event, or indicated by LED excitation. The System Event Record can
be retrieval by Test Set and store in its hard disk, which very easy to
find the fault portion in maintenance.
2.2.5 Programmable Algorithm Function

The V-RTU2000 Series have the capability of user definable
“Sequential Algorithm” running in it. The “Sequential Algorithm” within
a RTU operates on and can communicate through a common
variable data base which consists of analog inputs, digital inputs,
accumulator inputs, pseudo points, alarm (system) status, digital
output, and system clock.
The V-RTU2000 Series “Sequential Algorithm” programming is

based on the ladder diagram (V-RTU2000 Ladder). The circuit is
constructed of familiar contacts and coils on the rugs of the ladder.
Pages of circuit make it easy to find your way through a program.
The “V-RTU2000 Ladder Development Package“ running in IBM

compatible Personal Computer (PC) can provide the environment for
Sequential Algorithm Development. For detail information about “V-
RTU2000 Ladder“ please refer to “V-RTU2000 Ladder “ manual.
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2.3 VR-2400 Hardware Platform

VR-2400 Product Series consists of a CPU module and various kinds
of expansion modules with selected functions.
The hardware units that form the CPU module are: central
processing unit (CPU), power supply, communication interfaces and
digital I/O circuits, all of which are integrated in a single, compact
housing, as shown in Figure 2-2.
Expansion header and

Power Supply input terminals Reset Key switch
and output channels
Channel Indicator
Long Distance Bus
Status Indicator
Expansion Port
Cooling holes
Fixed Hole
4x Serial Port
Ethernet
Interfaces Ethernet Port
Power On/Off Rail Locking
Figure 2-2: VR-2400, CPU module structure diagram
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Expansion header for

Input/Output Terminals Next Module
Channel / Status Terminal Block

Indicators Cover
Cooling holes
Fixed Hole
Functional
Terminal Blocks
Ribbon Cable Rail Locking

Bus Interconnection
Figure 2-3: VR-2400, Extension module structure diagram
The CPU module of VR-2400 Product Series itself integrates an

optional certain number of local onboard I/O points. With the
expanding range of applications, more I/O points will be needed. A
selection of expansion modules allows you to add I/O to your CPU in
order to meet the needs of control requirements under certain
conditions.
2.4 CPU Module Feature

The hardware units that form the CPU module are: central
processing unit (CPU), power supply, communication interfaces and
digital I/O circuits, all of which are integrated in a single, compact
housing.
VR-2400 Product Series offers a variety of CPU modules, in order to
support different design requirements of automatic control. Bellow
function has been done by the CPU Module based on model and
order:
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2.4.1 Power Supply Unit

The power supply of V-RTU2000 Series contains the following
options. During the system design you should consider power
consumption of each module the power unit used.
2.4.1.1 AC/DC Input 24V / 48V System

Power supply unit, designed in DC 18V~75V input that is suitable for
power source system of 24VDC or 48VDC at the same time. During
design of your RTU structure you should choose and order one of
option of 6/10/20/30W provide output power.
Connecting with the bus is linking with flat cable connector, which
provides 5V working power supply for the CPU module and all
related expansion modules.
2.4.1.2 AC/DC Input 110V / 220V System

Power supply card designed in AC 85V~265V or DC 65V~375V input
and with DC 5V (10W) output. Connecting with the bus is linking with
flat cable, which provides 5V working power supply for the CPU
module and all related expansion modules.
2.4.2 Main Communication Unit

The CPU module consists of interface units as main structure. The
interface has various I/O and communication interfaces. Based on
model order each of bellow features will be include:
2.4.2.1 Serial Port Interface

From 1 to 4 Serial port can be order and maintain on the CPU
module based on model. All of serial ports are galvanic isolation from
system and from each other. The serial port interfaces are
programmable physical standards from RS232, RS485 or RS422
mode.
2.4.2.2 Ethernet Port Interface

From 2 to 3 Ethernet port can be order and maintain on the CPU
modules by order. Ethernet ports have 3kV isolation from each other
and main system. They are managed switched and also Auto
Negation 10/100Mbps speed with Auto MDI-X.
2.4.2.3 Digital Input/Output Interface

There are some small counts of digital input/outputs on the main
CPU module based on each model. User can use from the DI, or DO
for any telemetry signals or any other programmable option of IO.
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2.4.2.4 Cellular Port Interface

Based on model of CPU module, there are some options to have the
cellular modem options in the form of 3G or 4G the LTE modem
option. These normally have some optional Antenna port and also
SIM interface option on the CPU module. The SIM interface is dual
SIM card options as redundancy and backup SIM usage.
2.4.2.5 Bus Expansion Interface

Most of not all CPU module consist of Bus Expansion port interface,
one for local expansion of I/O modules that has interconnection by
the flat cables from expansion modules, or by the on special RJ-45
port type that can be connect by the CAT-6 cable and connector to
the external Bus expansion module, to expand the bus over the long
distance of up to 100 meters.
2.4.3 Status Indicators Unit

The CPU modules consist of almost 36 LED indicators, which show
any status and indication of system working like Run status, Error
status, Bus status and many other states. These indicators help to
check and diagnostics the system by visual inspection in the fast way
without any connection to the internal device program.
2.4.4 Redundancy Unit

The CPU module model VR-2410R consists of the special IDC
connector for the redundancy purpose. Redundancy is possible for
VR-2400 Product Series in model of CPU-plus-Power, and Power
only.
2.4.4.1 CPU-plus-Power Redundancy

Adding another CPU in the installation and connect them by special
IDC cable regarding the port of redundancy to other same port, so
you will have redundancy for CPU and also Power supply unit.
2.4.4.2 Power Unit Redundancy

In regarding the adding redundancy just for power unit, it is enough
to add the VR-2414 additional power supply unit in any place of bus
expansion in after CPU module, or in between the other expansion
module or in after of last expansion module.
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Master Station #1 Master Station #2 Master Station #n

DNP 3.0 or DNP 3.0 or DNP 3.0 or
IEC-870-5 IEC-870-5 IEC-870-5
and etc and etc and etc
Protocol Protocol Protocol
Ethernet Switch
Serial
Ports
Ethernet
Ports
BUS# 1
CPU CPU Module Module Module Module
Module (backup) Module (main) #1 #2 #3 #16
Ethernet Serial Field

Ports Ports Power
Field
Slave Station/Device
Power
DNP 3.0 or
IEC-870-5
and etc
Protocol
BUS# 2
Field
Power
Optional
Power
Redundancy
BUS# 3
(Power)
Field
Power
Field
Power
Digital Digital Analog Analog Power
Inputs Outputs Inputs Outputs Metering
BUS# 16
Field
Power
Figure 2-4: VR-2400 Series as Redundancy Plane Diagram
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2.5 Expansion Modules Feature

With the expanding range of applications, more I/O points will be
needed. A selection of expansion modules allows you to add I/O to
your CPU in order to meet the needs of control requirements under
certain conditions. The expansion modules arranged in various types
and specifications, you will find more detail information in future
chapters in this manual.
Figure 2-5 illustrates a combination of VR-2400 CPU modules and
expansion modules.
Figure 2-5: VR-2400, CPU module with expansion module
The expansion modules have been categorized in bellow types:
2.5.1.1 Digital Expansion Module
 Digital Input modules: consist only for digital input signal types.
There are various types of 8x channels and 16x channels.
 Digital Output modules: consist only for digital out signal types
like transistor output or relay output. There are various types of 8x
channels and/or 16x channels
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 Digital Input/Output modules: consist of mixed digital input and

digital output signal types. These modules save the cost for some
applications and very useful for some conditions.
2.5.1.2 Analog Expansion Module
 Analog Input modules: consist only for analog input signal

types. There are various type of signal count and signal types like
current metering or voltage metering in various ranges.
 Analog Output modules: consist only for analog output signal

types like current or voltage output.
 Analog Input/Output modules: consist of mixed analog input

and analog output signal types. These modules save the cost for
some applications and very useful for some conditions.
2.5.1.3 Communication Expansion Module
 Serial media modules: consist for serial RS232 or RS485

communication interface that support protocols in asynchronous
mode like Modbus RTU or DNP3, or IEC101 for master side
communication to get data from remotes and slave side
communication to report to host.
 Network media modules: consist only for Ethernet media port

supporting to provide the multi instance protocols for master and
slave side.
 Combo media modules: consist of mixed serial line and

networked Ethernet ports to provide multi master and slave side
of communication standard protocols like Modbus RTU and
Modbus TCP.
2.5.1.4 Functional Expansion Module
 Power metering modules: consist for AC power metering

device, from the range of AC current, AC Voltage and other
function of AC power metering and Energy metering modules.
 IED modules: consist for full functional of three phase AC circuit

for power analyzing, metering and Protection function. It is also
included the digital Input and Outputs, serial data ports and etc.
The IED modules also can be used as stand-alone device.
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 Display modules: consist of some HMI and display module that

normally are in Panel mounted type. These can be use in
interconnection with IED modules and also CPU modules for
visual data display and Human Machine Interface with good
quality of LCD screens in various display size from 96x96 3inch
display, 4.5inch display up to 10inch display modules. These
modules also can be used as stand-alone HMI display module.
2.6 VR-2400 Working Concepts

In practical engineering applications, some I/O functions shall be
implemented on the local CPU module, while some other specific
functions will be realized through expansion modules or RTU and
other controller networks. Taking the above situations into
consideration, VR-2400 Product Series supports the following four
modes of operations:
 CPU module running stand-alone: This mode is applied when

only a few I/O points are needed, or just a certain function of
communication port is needed;
 CPU module running with expansion modules: CPU module

connected to the special function modules through expansion
ribbon cable. This mode is adopted when local I/O points on CPU
module ontology are not adequate, or when special needs, such
as analog I/O requirements, occur;
 CPU module with a local communication: Under such mode,

some data terminals that support serial communication, such as
PCs or other remote serial device equipment, could be directly
connected to the CPU module. The above mentioned modes are
still valid under such circumstance;
 CPU module with Network modules: In this mode, a remote

bus expansion network can be established with special port of
RJ45 connector of CPU module integrated with bus expansion
module to communications. Normally when you want expand the
IO module far away from CPU module or you have large scale
RTU configuration this network module can be chosen. All above
mentioned modes are still valid under such circumstance.
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Host / Master
System
Expansion Expansion
CPU Module Module # N
Module # 1
Local Internal Bus
Field Signals Field Signals

RS485 Modbus
Figure 2-6: VR-2400, Working Concept Block Diagram
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2.7 VR-2400 Software Platform
VR-2400 Product Series has some software tools that integrated

programming software based on Microsoft Windows platform. It
contains a program editor and a simulator for debugger.
Also there is the Web based device configuration platform that
served by CPU module and could access via just a web browser on
the any hosted platform. The software parts are following models:
 Device Configuration System Web Console: This is the device

configuration that runs by browser and you just need connect by
the Ethernet port to device and select the IP address of device in
the web browser. By the device configuration mode you could
configure main criteria of CPU module like IP address,
communication port, network services, like Firewall, DNS settings,
Network Time services and many other services based on
licensed that you buy.
 Device SCADA/RTU Configuration Tools: This is a

configuration tool program for managing RTU system and or
SCADA data concentrator system configuration. By this tool user
could manipulate all telemetry points of physical and logical points
within the industrial protocol like DNP3.0, IEC101, or IEC104 or
Modbus and etc.
 Device PLC Configuration Tools: The Programming Software is

a set of standard programmable logic control program package
that fully supports IEC61131-3 standard and uses five languages,
including Ladder Diagram (LD), Instruction List (IL), Function
Block Diagram (FBD), Sequential Flow Charts (SFC) and
Structured Text (ST). With the Device PLC Configuration Tools
Software, users can develop a variety of automation control
projects, and gain a powerful off-line simulation debug tool.
For future information please refer to the related manual of each

software part.
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2.8 VR-2400 Product Series Modules List
The VR-2400 Product Series consist of various modules and

components, you can find in bellow table detail information and full
list of the VR-2400 Product Series modules and accessories.
During your order you should study each Model name with its
specifications then place order to avoid any mistake
Table 2-1: VR-2400 Series, Module List
VEESTA
No. Name Specification
Model
Central Communication Processor Unit Module
3x LAN 10/100 Ethernet, RJ-45 Port
4x RS-232/RS-485/RS-422 RJ-45 Port (order)
4x Digital Input Channel
CPU
1 VR-2410A 2x Digital Output Relay (10A, 2500VA)
Module
1x Bus Expansion Port
Power Input: 20~60VDC / 110V / 220V, 10W/20W (by order)
Optional 2G/3G/4G/LTE Modem Module and Antenna (by order)
Optional GPS Module & Antenna (by order)
CPU Central Communication Processor Unit Module
2 VR-2410B VR-2410A Module Specifications just with 2x Serial
Module
3x LAN 10/100 Ethernet, RJ-45 Port
CPU 4x RS-232/RS-485/RS-422 RJ-45 Port (order)
3 VR-2410R
Module 1x Bus Expansion Port
1x Redundancy Option Port
Power Input: 20~60VDC / 110V / 220V, 10W/20W (by order)
3x LAN, 10/100 Ethernet, RJ-45 Port
CPU 1x RS-232 Port (TX,RX,GND)
4 VR-2411A
Module 2x RS-485 Port (A,B,GND)
Power Input: 20~60VDC / 110V/220V, 10W/20W (by order)
Optional 2G/3G/4G/LTE Modem Module (by order)
CPU Central Communication Processor Unit Module
5 VR-2411B
Module VR-2411A Module Specifications just with 1xRS232
Bus Expansion Module
BUS 2x RJ-45 Port Bus IN/OUT Expansion
6 VR-2412A
Module 8x Digital Input Channel
Power Input: 20~60VDC / 110V/220V, 10W/20W (by order)
Communication Interface Card
HUB
7 VR-2413A 8x Ethernet Port 10/100 RJ-45 Port
Module
Integrated HUB Module for CPU
Communication Interface Card
COM
8 VR-2414A 2x Serial Port RS-232/RS-485/RS-422
Module
5000V Galvanic Isolation
Power Module
Power To be used as Redundancy Power Module on the bus
9 VR-2418A
Module Power Input: 20~60VDC / 110V/220V and 10W/20W (by order)
5000V Galvanic Isolation
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VEESTA
No. Name Specification
Model
Digital Input Module
DI Input : DC 24V or DC 48V or DC 110V
10 VR-2420A
Module Point : 16x Channel
Group : 2x Common Group
Digital Output Module
DOC Contact : 10A (2000VA, 300W)
11 VR-2431A
Module Point : 16x Channel Command Relay
Group : 4x Common Group
Analog DC Input Module
Current:0~20mA,4~20mA,-10~10mA,-20~20mA
AI Voltage : 0~5V, 0~10V, -5~5V, -10~10V
12 VR-2441A
Module Point : 8x Channel
Type : Differential
Feature : Jumper-less, Programmable
Analog AC Current Input Module
ACI
13 VR-2442A CT Input : 0 ~ 1A / 5A , 4x Channel
Module
Digital I/O : 16x DI, 6x DO
Analog AC Voltage Input Module
ACV
14 VR-2443A PT Input : 0 ~ 120/300 VAC 6x Channel
Module
Digital I/O : 16x DI
Power Analyzer/Protection Module
CT Input: 4x 0~1A or 0~5A
PT Input: 3x 0~120VAC or 0~300 VAC
ACM
15 VR-2446A Digital I/O : 12x DI, 4x DO
Module
Feature: A,V,W,Q,VA,F,WH,QH, Harmonic Parameters
Function: OverCurrent, OverVoltage, EarthFault, etc…
Programmable, Jumper-less
Power Analyzer Module
CT Input: 4x 0~1A or 0~5A
PT Input: 3x 0~120VAC or 0~300 VAC
DI Inputs: 11x Input Channel
IED DO Outputs: 3x Relay Outputs
16 VR-2440A
Module Port: 2x RS485 Serial Modbus Protocol
Power Supply: 18-75VDC Input
Feature: A/V/W/Q/VA/F/WH/QH Parameters
Functions: OverCurrent, OverVoltage, EarthFault
Without Bus cable
Analog Output Module
AO
17 VR-2450A Output : 4~20mA, 0-20mA
Module
Point : 4 (Differential)
Digital I/O Module
DI input : DC 24V or DC 48V or DC 110V
DIO
18 VR-2460A Point : 12x Channel DI
Module
DO output : 10A Relay Contact (2000VA,300W)
Point : 4 Channel Relay
Human Machine Interface Display
LCD Type: TFT 4.3 Inch
HMI Touch Panel : Resistive Touch Screen
19 VR-2480A
Module Communication: 2x RS485 Port
Power Input: 24 or 48 VDC
Installation: Panel Mount
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2.9 VR-2400 Series Hardware and Software Training

The training is disported into two stages one stage is include the
principle of Substation before install the system which last 1~3 days.
The other stage is in the laboratory after installation and debugging
of the products which last 1~2 days for workshop. During the whole
training, every day has 8 periods.
2.9.1 Curriculum Schedule Syllabus
Training items Times Training contents Personnel attended

Alternation layer part Day System block diagrams Run maintenance personnel
(CPU modules) 1 System configuration System development personnel
collectivity introduce Function of adopted devices
Function introduce of Day Function introduce of network Run maintenance personnel
network and 1 and communication for system System development personnel
communication for introduce of CPU
Alternation layer part Introduce of inside network
communication with attempter
computer interface and
communication with other IED
Introduce of every Day Introduce of hardware system Run maintenance personnel
expansion module 1 use and maintenance of every
and network for expansion module and terminal System development personnel
Alternation layer part unit, principle and technical index
of every expansion module type
and terminal unit.
Assembly and wiring Day Advert problem of locale Run maintenance personnel
part 2 connection
Programming and Day Introduce of maintenance and Run maintenance personnel
Maintenance 2 programming PLC software for System development personnel
Alternation layer part through use
PC.
The problem of Day Combine maintenance software, Run maintenance personnel
notice 2 introduce of locale coefficient
intercalate, and notice the
problem of system running
Workshop Day In the workshop practice all of Run maintenance personnel
3~4 training program System development personnel
Table 2-2: VR-2400 Series, Training Syllabus
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2.10 Standards (Type Test)

2.10.1 Electromagnetic Radiation
1- IEC 61131-2: Radiation Interferences
30~230MHz, 10m, Quasi-peak, value < 40dB (µV/m)
230~1000MHz, 10m, Quasi-peak, value < 47dB (µV/m)
2- IEC 61131-2: Conducted Interferences

0.15~0.5MHz, Quasi-peak, value < 79dB (µV)
Average value <66dB (µV)
0.5~30MHz, Quasi-peak value < 73dB (µV)
Average value < 60dB (µV)
2.10.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

1- IEC 61000-4-2: Electrostatic discharge
±8kV (Air) / ±6kV (Contact)
2- IEC 61000-4-3: Radiated Electromagnetic field

10V/m, Frequency 80MHz ~ 1GHz
3- IEC 61000-4-4: Fast Transient

±2kV (Power) / ±1kV (I/O)
4- IEC 61000-4-5: Surge Immunity

2kV (CM) / 1kV (DM)
5- IEC 61000-4-12: Oscillatory wave Immunity

2.5kV (CM) / 1kV (DM)
2.10.3 Mechanical Standards

1- IEC 60068-2-6: Vibration (sinusoidal)
Part 2-6/10 up 58 Hz,
Uniform amplitude 0.075 mm 1G (acceleration of gravity)
Amplitude 0.3mm, Frequency 58~150Hz
2- IEC 60068-2-27: Shock

15G, dwell time 11ms
3- IEC 60068-2-31: Drop

50mm, drop 4 times (unpacked)
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4- IEC 60068-2-32: Free-fall

1m, fall down 5 times (transport package)
5- IEC 60529: Protection Class

Shell Protection IP 20
(External protection is required for dust, dirt,
water, and foreign objects of <12 mm)
2.10.4 Environment Standards

1- Operating Temperature: -25°C ~ +70°C
2- Operating Humidity: 5% ~ 95% non-condensing
3- Operating Altitude: 0 ~ 3000 m
4- Storage Temperature: -40°C ~ +70°C
5- Storage Humidity: 5% ~ 95% non-condensing
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 3 - CPU Module Series
Chapter 3 - CPU Module Series
3.1 General
VR-2400 Product Series CPU module is the core of the entire RTU
system control, and it is required for its completion of the control,
scheduling, monitoring, diagnosis and other tasks. Therefore, it is
very important to understand the CPU module.
3.2 CPU Modules Appearance
VR-2400 Product Series CPU module’s lights, terminal blocks,

communication interfaces and labels, and most other user interfaces
are located in the module's front panel, as shown in Figure 3-1.
Redundancy Port
Status Indicator "R" Terminal

Row
Fixed
Holes
Terminal
Cover
Mode
Status Switch
Indicator
Extension
Interface
Reset Key
Ethernet
Interface
"L" Terminal
Power Row
Key
Rail Locking RJ45 Block behind of Terminal Cover
Figure 3-1: VR-2400, CPU Module Apperance
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3.3 CPU Modules Function Description
CPU module provides the following key features:

 Use sliding switch to select CPU module operating mode;
 There is some optional rotary micro switch for 16 position used to
achieve a given value of the user's settings;
 Real-time clock, used to record running time and control the
process time;
 To provide communication synchronization pulses for the
between CPU module and expansion module ;
 With serial port communication interface for the user
programmable protocol like RS232 or RS485, or RS422 interface
use to communicate with other devices;
 Binary input / output processing;
 High-speed I/O processing for local extension or long distance
bus expansion.
3.4 CPU Modules Detail

As shown in Figure 3-2, on the right of the CPU module, most
important user interfaces are placed in this, such as the working
mode selector switch, adjustable potentiometer and expansion of
cable interface.
Programming / Run / Stop

3-positions switch
Extension Interface
Reset Key
Figure 3-2: VR-2400, CPU Module under extension cover apperance
3.4.1 Select CPU working mode

VR-2400 Product Series CPU module has three working mode
switch selector as shown in Figure 3-2 can be chosen to one of
working mode of CPU. Please see details in Table 3-1 .
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Table 3-1: VR-2400 Series, 3-positions CPU selector switch setting modes
Switch State Description
System is programmed state, can be

P (Programming Mode)
downloaded user program;
System is in normal operation state, the user
R (Run Mode)
program is running;
System is in stop state, the user program is not
S (Stop Mode)
running, the output is not implemented;
3.4.2 CPU Indicator Definitions

The status indicator lights of CPU module and channels are located
on the front panel of the module, as shown in Figure 3-3. These
lights can help users to understand the CPU module's operating
status.
CPU
Indicators PWR
RUN
BUS
ERR
Figure 3-3: VR-2400, CPU Module Indicators
VR-2400 Product Series CPU module indicator is divided into the

following categories:
 Channel Indicator: used to indicate the working status of each
channel on the device, including the digital signal input channel
(DI) and digital signal output channel (DO);
 Working Status Indicator: CPU modules are used to indicate
the state, including: running, stop and user program downloads,
etc.;
 BUS Communication Indicator: the communication state
between CPU and expansion modules is shown;
 Fault Indicator: when the system is in the diagnosis of a variety
of errors, the indicator can be used for instruction.
Table 3-2 shows the VR-2400 Product Series CPU module’s specific
meaning of each indicator.
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Table 3-2: VR-2400 Series, CPU Indicator Definitions
LED Status Description
Light Green Power Connected and OK.

PWR
Off Power is not connected or failure.
Flash Device is in normal operation boot state, user should wait to

Slowly complete the boot processes.
Flash
Device is in programming the flash state,
Quickly
RUN
Off Device is in stop state, the user’s program is not running,
Device is in normal state, all program and services loaded

Heart-beat
completely and ready to provide the system services,
Flash Slowly
BUS CPU and the expansion module communication are normal
Blue
CPU error occurred, which can be diagnostic, may be error in
Light Red
flash firmware
Flash The configuration of device is mismatch or error with current
Slowly module installed on system
ERR
Flash Device is programming the flash of module state, you should
Quickly wait and do not power off.
Off No error and it is Normal
Light Green Signal load input or digital input status is ON

DI (1-n)
Off No input signal or digital status is OFF
Light Green Output load is ON or relay output is in ON state

DO (1-n)
Off Output load is OFF or relay output is in OFF State
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3.4.3 Communications Port
On the left of the CPU module, providing a two Ethernet RS45

connection interface, as shown in Figure 3-4. Users can use the
LAN1 port (as factory default state) interface for configuration and
device connection to connect in order to facilitate programs to
download and modify the device functions programming. The default
IP address is 192.168.1.1 with net-mask of 255.255.255.0 address.
Default Maintenance
Port = LAN1
LAN1
Figure 3-4: VR-2400, CPU Module Default Communication Interface
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3.5 CPU Module Specifications
CPU Module is the portion of VR-2400 Product Series which also

communicate with the master and optionally with other expansion
modules through communication channels and any other slave
device as required.
In this section you will find the specifications of each CPU module
from the various types of them that has been produced for your
convenience in usage and cost of your design and project needs.
3.5.1 VR-2410A Specifications

1. Supply Voltage : 9-30V or 18-70V or 40-140V or 160-230 V DC/AC
10W or 20W Power Supply (by order)
2. Extension Modules : Maximum to power consumption of 15W
Normally maximum 16~20 extension modules
3. Bus Expansion Port : One RJ45 connector to expand the Bus and have
remote I/O module via Bus expansion port.
4. Ethernet Communication : 3x RJ45 Port

Communication rate 10/100Mbps
Auto negotiation
Auto MDI-X
5. Number of Serial Port : 1 to 4 Serial Port Interface (RJ45 Connector)

(by order)
6. Serial Port Standards : Software configurable, RS232 or RS485 or RS422
for each port per module
7. Serial Port Speed : Software configurable per port

300 / 600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 19200 / 38400 /
57600 / 115200 bps
8. Serial Protocols Mode : Asynchronous
9. Signal Configurations : In RS232:

TXD/RXD/GND signals ready
In RS485:
A(D+)/B(D-)/GND signals ready
In RS422:
TX+/TX-/RX+/RX-/GND signals ready
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10. Hardware Handshaking : Software Configurable, RTS/CTS
11. Hardware Termination : Software Configurable, 120 Ohm Termination Resistor

for RS485 or RS422 mode
12. Real-Time Clock : Yes
13. Memory Capacity : RAM: 32Mbytes

Storage: 32000 Kbytes
14. Local I/O Points : Digital Inputs: 4x Channels

Digital Outputs: 2x Relays
15. Digital Input : Input Type: Drain Type / Source Type

Characteristics Input Voltage: 24 / 48 / 110 VDC
Input Range: 18~140 VDC
Isolation Method: Photoelectric
Isolation Group: 1
Isolation Voltage: 5000 V r.m.s
16. Digital Output : Output Type: Relay (Drain/Source) Type

Characteristics Rated Voltage: 24 / 48 / 220 V
Rated Current: 10A
Isolation Group: 2
17. Power Consumptions : Maximum 6W (If all serial ports ordered)

Maximum 20W (If maximum extension installed)
18. Module Physical Info : Dimension: 125mm(L) * 90mm(W) * 68.5mm(H)

Weight: 500 grams
19. Environment
Operating Temperature : -25°C to 70°C
Storage Temperature : -30°C to 75°C
Relative Humidity : 5% to 95% non-condensing
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3.5.2 VR-2410B Specifications

Normally maximum 16 extension modules
3. Bus Expansion Port : No Bus Expansion Port (RJ45 port is Not Connected)

Auto negotiation
Auto MDI-X
5. Number of Serial Port : 2 Serial Port Interface (RJ45 Connector)

(Other connectors are Not Connected.)


300 / 600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 19200 / 38400 /
57600 / 115200 bps

TXD/RXD/GND/RTS/CTS signals ready
In RS485:
In RS422:


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Digital Outputs: 2x Relays
15. Digital Input : Input Type: Drain Type / Source Type

Isolation Group: 1
16. Digital Output : Output Type: Relay (Drain/Source) Type

Characteristics Rated Voltage: 24 / 48 / 220 V
Rated Current: 10A
Isolation Group: 2

Maximum 20W (If 16 module extension installed)

Weight: 500 grams
19. Environment
3.5.3 VR-2410R Specifications

Normally maximum 16~20 extension modules
3. Bus Expansion Port : One RJ45 connector to expand the Bus and have
remote I/O module via Bus expansion port.
4. Redundancy Port : ONE IDC Connector to be used for CPU redundancy

Auto negotiation
Auto MDI-X
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6. Number of Serial Port : 1 to 4 Serial Port Interface (RJ45 Connector)

(by order)

300 / 600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 19200 / 38400 /
57600 / 115200 bps

In RS485:
In RS422:



Maximum 20W (If maximum extension installed)

Weight: 500 grams
17. Environment
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Normally maximum 16 extension modules
3. Bus Expansion Port : None

Auto negotiation
Auto MDI-X
5. Number of Serial Port : 1 Serial RS232 Port

1~2 Serial RS485 Port (by order)

Asynchronous 300 / 600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 9600 /
19200 / 38400 / 57600 / 115200 bps

In RS485:
8. Hardware Termination : Configurable by wiring jumper of 120 Ohm Termination

Resistor for RS485


Maximum 20W (If 16 module extension installed)

Weight: 400 grams
13. Environment
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 4 - Bus Expansion Modules
Chapter 4 - Bus Expansion Modules
4.1 General
VR-2400 Product Series offers a variety of Expansion modules to
users. From various expansion module types we describe about the
type of bus expansion module in this chapter.
4.2 Bus Extension Module
VR-2400 Product Series bus extension module design to use as start

of bus of other expansion module and provide the new bus within the
power sources for modules, its main technical performances are as
follows:
 It could support 8x digital input as embedded digital inputs;

 Input power source 24 or 48 VDC and provide currents to
modules;
 Isolated RS485 serial port expansion, with two interconnect RJ45
connectors;
 BUS-IN and BUS-OUT with RJ45 connector;
 Every channel has independent LED indicator that with bright
green color shows the input state is active;
 Status LED in blue color indicates the activity of module.
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 4 - Bus Expansion Modules
4.2.1 VR-2412A Specifications (Bus Expansion)

2. VR-2400 BUS Expansion : 2x RJ-45 Connector

BUS-IN and BUS-OUT
4. Local Digital Input : Input Type: Drain Type / Source Type

Isolation Group: 1
5. LED Indicator : 16x Green LED for each channel

1x Blue LED for module states
6. Power Consumptions : Based on number of module up to 20W
7. Module Dimension : 75mm(L) * 90mm(W) * 68.5mm(H)
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 5 - Digital Expansion Modules
Chapter 5 - Digital Expansion Modules
5.1 General
VR-2400 Product Series Offers a variety of Expansion modules to
type of digital data like digital input and digital output modules in this
chapter.
5.2 Digital Input Module
VR-2400 Product Series digital input expansion modules can be

connected to a standard switch inputs and 2-wire proximity switch
inputs, its main technical performances are as follows:
 Can connect sink or source input signal;

 Rated Input voltage is 24 or 48 VDC;
 Non-need hardware setting, the CPU Module Load parameters
automatically after startup;
 Every channel has independent electrical isolation, which insures
the whole module can run safely when any channel’s signal is
disturbed by strong electrical interference;
green color shows the input state is active;
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5.2.1 VR-2420A Specifications (16xDI)

1. Input Channels : 16 points
2. Input Type : Sink / Source
3. Input Voltage : 24 or 48 or 110 VDC (Rated Value)

“ON State” : 18~150 VDC
“OFF State” : 0~15 VDC
4. Isolation Method : Optoelectronic isolation
5. Isolation Group :2
6. Isolation Voltage : 5000 V r.m.s
7. LED Indicator : 16x Green LED for each channel

8. Power Consumptions : 0.5 Watt
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5.3 Digital Output Module

Digital output modules of VR-2400 Product Series are used to
connect solenoid, contactors, low-power motors, lights, motor
starters and other equipments, its main technical performances are
shown as follows:
 16 channels output (MAX);
 Output mode is transistor or relay ;
 Intelligent module, with self-diagnostic function, can be reset and
reboot automatically without setting when it is faulty;
green color shows the output state is active;
5.3.1 VR-2430A Specifications (16x DO Relay)

1. Output Channels : 16 points
2. Output Type : Relay
3. Sum Current of Common : 10A

Terminal
4. Max Current per Channel : 5A
5. Relay Contact Life : 100000 times
6. Isolation Method : Mechanical Contact / coil
9. LED Indicator : 16x Green LED for each channel output

10. Power Consumptions : 1 Watt
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5.3.2 VR-2431A Specifications (16x DOC Relay)

2. Output Type : Relay – Pulse Digital Command Output
3. Sum Current of Common : 10A

Terminal
4. Max Current per Channel : 10A
6. Isolation Method : Mechanical Contact / coil
9. LED Indicator : 16x Green LED for each channel output

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The functional difference between the DO Module and DOC Module

is related to the application of the DOC module just is pulse output
command relay and there is no external power supply required.
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5.4 Digital Input/Output Module

Digital input/output modules of VR-2400 Product Series are special
modules that provide the digital input signal types within the digital
output signal type all in one module. This feature have a lot of help to
user to achieve a cost per solution providing proposal as well as in
many case cause you save cost while you need some points inputs
and some points outputs.
5.4.1 VR-2460A Specifications (12x DI, 4x DO Relay)

1. Number of Channels : 12 points Input
4 points Output
2. Channel Type : Input: Sink / Source
Output: Relay
3. Input Voltage : 24 or 48 or 110 VDC (Rated Value)
“ON State” : 18~150 VDC
“OFF State” : 0~15 VDC
4. Input Isolation : Optoelectronic Isolation Method

2x Group
5000 V r.m.s
5. Sum Current of Output : 10A

Common Terminal
6. Max Current per Output : 10A
Channel
7. Output Isolation : Contact / Coil Method
1x Group
4000 V r.m.s

9. LED Indicator : 12x Green LED for input channel states
4x Green LED for output channel states

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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 6 - Analog Expansion Module
Chapter 6 - Analog Expansion Module
6.1 General
type of analog data signals like analog input and analog output
modules in this chapter.
6.2 Analog Input Module
VR-2400 Product Series analog input expansion modules can be

connected to voltage and current sensors, its main technical
specifications are as follows:
 Maximum provide the 8x analog input;

 Signal type: Voltage or Current for each channel selectable
 Measurement accuracy: 12 bit or 16 bit;
 Input type: Single-ended, Differential Input;
reboot automatically when it is faulty in module operation;
 Non-need hardware setting, the CPU Module Load parameters on
it automatically after startup;
green color shows the input of analog signal is detected, if blink
LED shows there is an error in input signal, and off state LED
shows no signal input detected;
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6.2.1 VR-2441A Specifications (8xAI)

1. Input Channels : 8 points
2. Input Type : Differential
3. A/D Resolutions : 14 bits
4. A/D Conversion Time : < 100 us
5. Signal Type / Data Format : Voltage: -10V ~ +10V / -32767 ~ 32768

0V ~ +10V / 0 ~ 32768
-5V ~ +5V / -32767 ~ 32768
0V ~ +5V / 0 ~ 32768
0V ~ +20V / 0 ~ 32768
-20V ~ +20V / -32767 ~ 32768
0V ~ +2V / 0 ~ 32768
-2V ~ +2V / -32767 ~ 32768
Current: 0 ~ 20mA / 0 ~ 32768

4 ~ 20mA / 0 ~ 32768
0 ~ 10mA / 0 ~ 32768
-10 ~ 10mA / -32767 ~ 32768
-4 ~ 12 ~ 20mA / -32767 ~ 0 ~ 32768
-20 ~ 20mA / -32767 ~ 32768
0 ~ 40mA / 0 ~ 32768
-40 ~ 40mA / -32767 ~ 32768
0 ~ 5mA / 0 ~ 32768
-5 ~ 5mA / -32767 ~ 32768
0 ~ 1mA / 0 ~ 32768
-1 ~ 1mA / -32767 ~ 32768
0 ~ 2mA / 0 ~ 32768
-2 ~ 2mA / -32767 ~ 32768
6. Input Step Response : 5 ms
7. Common Mode Rejection : 120 dB (CMMR)

Ratio
8. Temperature Drift : ±100ppm/℃
9. Isolation Voltage : 4kV between inputs and system bus
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6.3 AC Analog Metering Input Module
VR-2400 Product Series power electric expansion modules can be

connected to voltage and current of AC electric power via CTs and
PTs, its main technical specifications are as follows:
 Metering of distribution feeders, transformers, generators,

capacitor bands and motors
 Medium and low voltage systems
 Achieving the class-1 measuring accuracy stipulated by IEC
62053, with bidirectional four-quadrant energy values
 High-accuracy measurement of current and voltage (0.1%)
(typical situation).
 Commercial, industrial, utility
 Flexible control for demand load shedding, power factor, etc.
 Power quality analysis
 12 digital inputs
 4 controlled relay outputs
 100 SOE Event log records
 Minimum / maximum logger
6.3.1 VR-2446A Specifications (ACM Module)

1. Power Values Display : True RMS, 1 sec refresh time
& Measurement VP1 / VP2 / VP3 / VPE, phase to neutral voltage
VL1 / VL2 / VL3 / VLE, line to line voltage
A1 / A2 / A3 / AE/ A0, phase current
VPE / VLE / AE, 3 phase averaged
A0, neutral current
PF1/PF2/PF3, coincident to conversion element
WH / VarH accuracy vs limited input range
2. Phase & Wires : 3 phase 4 wires wye 3VTs

3 phase 4 wires wye 2VTs
3 phase 3 wires
3. Input Voltage Range : 110V(p-p) / 63.5V(p-n) via PT input VxL terminals

380V(p-p) / 220V(p-n) via PT input VxH terminals
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4. Input Current Range : 1.0A rated input via x1AS terminals

5.0A rated input via x5AS terminals
5. Burden : Voltage < 0.2VA at 600V / phase

0.02VA at 120V / phase
Current < 0.1VA at rating
6. Current Overload capacity : 120% x rated continuous

10 x rated 1 seconds
25 x rated 2 seconds / 50 x rated 1 seconds
7. Voltage Overload capacity : 120% rated continuous

2x rated 1 seconds
8. Voltage Measuring : Accuracy: 0.2% Resolution: 0.01 V

Measuring Range:
- PT primary: 0~499,999V
- PT secondary: 110Vph-ph or 480Vph-ph
9. Current Measuring : Accuracy: 0.2% Resolution: 0.001 A

Measuring Range:
- CT primary: 0~49,999A
- CT secondary: 1 A or 5A
10. Power Measuring : Accuracy: 0.5% Resolution: 0.1 W/Var

Measuring Range: Each phase: 0~100 MW/Mvar
11. Power Factor : Accuracy: 0.5% Resolution: 0.001

Measuring Range: -1.000 ~ +1.000
12. Frequency Measuring : Accuracy: 0.01 Resolution: 0.01 Hz

Measuring Range: 35~ 65 Hz
13. Active Energy : Accuracy: 1.0% Resolution: 0.1 kWh

Measuring Range: 0~ 99,999,999.9 kWh
14. Reactive Energy : Accuracy: 2.0% Resolution: 0.1 kWh

Measuring Range: 0~ 99,999,999.9 kVarh
15. THD : Accuracy: 1.0% Resolution: 0.001

Measuring Range: 0~100.0%
16. Individual Harmonic : Accuracy: 1.0% Resolution: 0.001

17. Unbalance : Accuracy: 1.0% Resolution: 0.001

18. Digital Input (DI) : 12 status input

Input source or sink, uni-directional
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19. Control Output (CO) : 4 Relay outputs

Dry contact form A SPST
Normal operation:
- 220Vac / 30Vdc, 10A resistive
20. Set Points : 44 set point,

Over current, Under current, Over voltage, Under
voltage, Over load, Phase lost, Over frequency, Under
frequency, Status change, Circuital set-value, Time
delay
21. Control Output : 4 assignable relay outputs
22. Max / Min Logger : 12 parameters without time-stamped

Current A1, A2, A3, W, Var, VA, Voltage V1,V2,V3 ,
24. LED Indicator : 16x Green LED for channel states

25. Power Consumptions : 1.2 Watt
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6.4 Analog Output Module

VR-2400 Product Series analog output expansion modules connect
the analog actuator; its main specifications are shown as follows:
 Maximum 4 channel analog output;

 Output range: 0-20mA, 4-20mA, 0-10V, -10V ~ +10V;
 Accuracy is 0.2%;
reboot automatically when it is faulty in module operation;
it automatically after startup
6.4.1 VR-2450A Specifications (4xAO)

2. D/A Resolutions : 12 bits
3. D/A Conversion Time : 100 us
4. Drive Capability : Voltage Output Min 2000 Ω
Current Output Min 500 Ω
5. Accuracy : 0.2 %
(Relative to Output Range)
6. Signal Type / Data Format : Voltage: -10V ~ +10V / 0 ~ 20000
0V ~ +10V / 0 ~ 20000
-5V ~ +5V / 0 ~ 20000
0V ~ +5V / 0 ~ 20000
Current: 0 ~ 20mA / 0 ~ 20000
4 ~ 20mA / 400 ~ 20000
8. LED Indicator : 4x Green LED for output channel states

9. Power Consumptions : 2 Watts

Weight 160 grams
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6.5 Analog Input/Output Module

Analog input/output modules of VR-2400 Product Series are special
modules that provide the analog input signal types within the analog
output signal type all in one module. This feature have a lot of help to
user to achieve a cost per solution providing proposal as well as in
many case cause you save cost while you need some points inputs
and some points outputs.
Analog input/output module has the following features:

 Maximum providing 4 points analog input and 2 points analog
output;
 Signal type: voltage or current;
 Measurement accuracy: 12 bits
 Output accuracy: 2 bits
 Input type: Single-ended;
reboot automatically when it is faulty in running;
it automatically after startup.
6.5.1 VR-2470A Specifications (4xAI, 2xAO)
1. Number of Channels : 4 points Analog Input Single-ended or Differential

2 points Analog Output
2. A/D Resolutions : 12 bits
3. D/A Resolutions : 12 bits
4. A/D Conversion Time : < 100 us
5. D/A Conversion Time : 100 us
6. Common Mode Rejection : 120 dB (CMMR)

Ratio
7. Drive Capability : Voltage Output Min 2000 Ω
Current Output Min 500 Ω
8. Accuracy : 0.2 %
(Relative to Output Range)
9. Temperature Drift : ±100ppm/℃
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10. Signal Type / Data Format : Voltage: -10V ~ +10V / 0 ~ 20000

(Analog Input & Output) 0V ~ +10V / 0 ~ 20000
-5V ~ +5V / 0 ~ 20000
0V ~ +5V / 0 ~ 20000
Current: 0 ~ 20mA / 0 ~ 20000
4 ~ 20mA / 400 ~ 20000

2x Green LED for output channel states
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 7 - Functional Expansion Module
Chapter 7 - Functional Expansion Module
7.1 General
type of functional expansion module like power metering or IED
modules in this chapter.
7.2 Power Redundancy Module
VR-2400 Product Series support redundancy function in CPU and

separated power module for bus. Power modules could support 1+N
redundancy option, and also could support from variouse power
source. For example one power module on bus could be 48VDC
system field power and another power module on the same bus
could be 110V power field source.

1. Supply Voltage : Option by order:
1) 9-30 V DC/AC
2) 18-70 V DC/AC
3) 40-140 V DC/AC
4) 160-230 V DC/AC
2. Power Supply : Option by order:
1) 10 watts
2) 20 watts

Weight: 300 grams
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7.3 Power Electric Module
VR-2400 Product Series power electric expansion modules can be

connected to voltage and current of AC electric power via CTs and
PTs, its main technical specifications are as follows:
 Metering of distribution feeders, transformers, generators,

capacitor bands and motors
 Medium and low voltage systems
 Achieving the class-1 measuring accuracy stipulated by IEC
62053, with bidirectional four-quadrant energy values
 High-accuracy measurement of current and voltage (0.1%)
(typical situation).
 Commercial, industrial, utility
 Flexible control for demand load shedding, power factor, etc.
 Power quality analysis
 11 digital inputs
 3 controlled relay outputs
 50 SOE Event log records
 Minimum / maximum logger
 harmonic analysis through 31rd
 Triggered memory (Fault recording)
 Demand calculation and maximum recording.
 The port for Large high-contrast display screen
 RS485 serial port with ModBus® RTU protocol
7.3.1 VR-2440A Specifications (IED Module)

1. Power Values Display : True RMS, 1 sec refresh time
& Measurement VP1 / VP2 / VP3 / VPE, phase to neutral voltage
VL1 / VL2 / VL3 / VLE, line to line voltage
A1 / A2 / A3 / AE/ A0, phase current
VPE / VLE / AE, 3 phase averaged
A0, neutral current
PF1/PF2/PF3, coincident to conversion element
WH / VarH accuracy vs limited input range
2. Phase & Wires : 3 phase 4 wires wye 3VTs

3 phase 4 wires wye 2VTs
3 phase 3 wires
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3. Input Voltage Range : 110V(p-p) / 63.5V(p-n) via PT input VxL terminals

380V(p-p) / 220V(p-n) via PT input VxH terminals
4. Input Current Range : 1.0A rated input via x1AS terminals

5.0A rated input via x5AS terminals
5. Burden : Voltage < 0.2VA at 600V / phase

0.02VA at 120V / phase
Current < 0.1VA at rating
6. Current Overload capacity : 120% x rated continuous

10 x rated 1 seconds
25 x rated 2 seconds / 50 x rated 1 seconds
7. Voltage Overload capacity : 120% rated continuous

2x rated 1 seconds
8. Voltage Measuring : Accuracy: 0.2% Resolution: 0.01 V

Measuring Range:
- PT primary: 0~499,999V
- PT secondary: 110Vph-ph or 480Vph-ph
9. Current Measuring : Accuracy: 0.2% Resolution: 0.001 A

Measuring Range:
- CT primary: 0~49,999A
- CT secondary: 1 A or 5A
10. Power Measuring : Accuracy: 0.5% Resolution: 0.1 W/Var

Measuring Range: Each phase: 0~100 MW/Mvar
11. Power Factor : Accuracy: 0.5% Resolution: 0.001

Measuring Range: -1.000 ~ +1.000
12. Frequency Measuring : Accuracy: 0.01 Resolution: 0.01 Hz

Measuring Range: 35~ 65 Hz
13. Active Energy : Accuracy: 1.0% Resolution: 0.1 kWh

Measuring Range: 0~ 99,999,999.9 kWh
14. Reactive Energy : Accuracy: 2.0% Resolution: 0.1 kWh

Measuring Range: 0~ 99,999,999.9 kVarh
15. THD : Accuracy: 1.0% Resolution: 0.001

16. Individual Harmonic : Accuracy: 1.0% Resolution: 0.001

17. Unbalance : Accuracy: 1.0% Resolution: 0.001

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18. Digital Input (DI) : 11 status input

Input source or sink, uni-directional
19. Control Output (CO) : 3 Relay outputs

Dry contact form A SPST
Normal operation:
- 220Vac / 30Vdc, 5A resistive
20. Communication Port : S-485 Network 2 wires for networking to master

Baud-rate: 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400bps
21. Communication Protocol : ModBus RTU Protocol

Address: 1~247
22. Set Points : 44 set point,

Over current, Under current, Over voltage, Under
voltage, Over load, Phase lost, Over frequency, Under
frequency, Status change, Circuital set-value, Time
delay
23. Event Logger : 50 events with time-stamped

Status change of switch input
Activation of set-points
Alarms Operation of controlled relay output
24. Control Output : 3 assignable relay outputs
25. Max / Min Logger : 12 parameters without time-stamped

A1, A2, A3, W, Var, VA, Voltage V1,V2,V3 THD, Current
A1,A2,A3 THD
27. LED Indicator : 16x Green LED for channel states


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7.4 HMI Display Module
VR-2400 Product Series has professional display module. In this

chapter we describe the technical specification of HMI display
module.
7.4.1 VR-2480A Specification (HMI Module)

1. Display Model : 4.3" TFT LCD
2. Resolutions : 480 X 272
3. Color Depth : 16 M
4. Brightness : 300 cd/m2
5. Backlight : LED
6. LED Life : 20,000 hours
7. Touch Screen : Industrial resistive touch screen

(surface hardness 4H)
8. Memory : Optional ( up to 128Mbyte NAND FLASH )
9. Real Time Clock (RTC) : ±100ppm/℃
10. Program Download : 1) USB download cable

Method 2) U disk
3) SD card download
11. Communication Port : RS-485, in Terminal Block connectors
12. LED Indicator : 1x Green LED for input Power Supply state
1x Green LED for module RUN states
1x Yellow LED for module communication states
1x Red LED for Alarm states
13. Power Supply Input : 18 – 70 VDC
14. Power Consumptions : Maximum 3W
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15. Display Size : 4.3 inch, 95mm X 54mm
16. Module Dimension : 138mm(L) * 26mm(W) * 86mm(H)
17. Environment
18. Shock Resistance : 10-25Hz (X, Y, Z directions, 2g/30 minutes)
19. Cooling Method : Natural Air Cooling
20. Protection Class : The front panel conforms to IP65 (installed with a flat
panel), and the rear shell of the fuselage conforms to
IP20
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 8 - Physical Installation Information
Chapter 8 - Physical Installation Information
8.1 General
This chapter provides general installing principles for installing
system components, and how to ensure the installation accordant
with electromagnetic compatibility requirements, so that you could
have an effective and use of VR-2400 Product Series safely.
8.1.1 Ventilation and Cooling

Continuously working under fierce environment such as peak load,
ultra-high temperature or other extreme conditions will usually
shorten the life time of electrical equipment. As a result, ventilation
and cooling shall be taken into serious consideration.
The RTU controller of VR-2400 Product Series devices are designed
for natural convection cooling, so special location and space of
installation are required for these modules.
Whatever the installation mode is, the modules shall be installed in a
way as shown in Figure 8-1 for good ventilation and cooling.
Cooling holes
Mounting
Wall
Airflow Direction
Figure 8-1: VR-2400, Recommended Ventilations
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To avoid any malfunction caused by poor ventilation, please do not

install the PLC in the ways as shown in Figure 8-2.
Figure 8-2: VR-2400, Mounting method to be avoided
For proper cooling, a clearance of at least 45 mm above and below

each module must be provided. If the front baffle is used the depth
between baffles must be kept at 100mm as shown in Figure 8-3.
>45 mm
>45 mm
>100 mm
mm
(Front View) (Side View)
Figure 8-3: VR-2400, Space Requirements in cubicle
Finally, when planning the layout for the VR-2400 system, should set
aside enough space for the expansion wiring and communications
cable connections.
8.1.2 Power Dissipation

VR-2400 Product Series CPUs have an internal power supply
module to provide power for the CPU, the expansion modules, and
other field equipments such as sensors or actuators.
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Pay attention to the numbers of your selected expansion modules, so

that system overall power need will not exceed what your selected
CPUs can supply. Refer to relevant part of this manual for
information about the expansion module numbers that each CPU
could support and the power consumption that each expansion
module makes.
8.1.3 Proper Location of Wirings

Some general principles of cable installation and field wiring are
listed as below:
 The distance between device and field equipments shall be as

short as possible, so as to shorten cable length;
 Cables of equal length are preferred;
 The cables are to be numbered and divided into different types
according to their functions;
 The installation of both input and output cables in the same cable
slot shall be avoided;
 Data cables and signal cables must be shielded
 The AC cables and high-energy DC cables shall be separated
from the low-energy signal cables;
 The installation of big-current cables in the same slot with signal
or data cables shall be avoided;
 Avoid connecting an external power supply in parallel with DC
supply to provide power, which might result in a countercurrent
conflicting with output.
For detailed wiring specifications, please refer to the Chapter 10 - as

different modules require different wiring methods.
Based on each type of module the wiring method is different, but

generally in all of expansion module, you will find two 13x pins
terminal blocks.
If installation be in horizontal view so the upper terminal in raise of

module called from left to right as R1, R2, … R12, R13 and in lower
of module from left to right called as L1, L2, … L12, L13.
If installation of module be in vertical view, so in right hand of module

the terminal called from top to bottom as R1, R2, … R12, R13 and for
left hand of module from top to bottom called as L1, L2, … L12, L13.
For more detail information see bellow Figure 8-4.
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R13
R1
L1 R1
L13 R13
L1 L13
Horizontal Installation View Vertical Installation View
Figure 8-4: VR-2400, Expansion Module Terminal Definitons
8.2 Electrical Safety

When put VR-2400 Product Series into operation and for the safety
of personnel and equipments, it is suggested to set up safety loops,
aiming at functions such as redundant protection, power overload
protection or emergency shutdowns, independently from the
VR-2400 Product Series system to avoid any emergencies.
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8.3 Mounting and Installation and Removal
Failure to cut off all power to the VR-2400 Product Series and related
equipments during installation or removal procedures might result in
serious injury to personnel, and/or damage to equipments.
Always follow appropriate safety precautions and ensure that power

to the VR-2400 Product Series is cut off before attempting to install
or remove the VR-2400 Product series and or related equipments.
There are two installation modes for VR-2400 Product Series. In

different engineering environments, one can mount modules either
on a flat panel or in the DIN standard rail, as shown in Figure 8-5.
Expansion modules can also be connected to CPUs with an
expansion cable.
Expansion Cable
Panel Mount Rail Mount
Figure 8-5: VR-2400, Mounting Methods
8.3.1 Panel Mounting
8.3.1.1 Mounting on Panel

1- Set the mounting holes according to module size and installation
location hole.
2- Secure the CPU(s) to the panel, using appropriate screws.
3- If using expansion modules, place them side by side and fasten
them.
4- Connect the expansion module ribbon cable into the connector on
the right side of the adjacent module in the correct direction;
5- Connect cables;
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The mounting process is explained in Figure 8-6.
Panel
Figure 8-6: VR-2400, Module mounting on panel
8.3.1.2 Removing from Panel

1- Remove all cables;
2- Disconnect cables that are attached to adjacent modules;
3- Loosen the mounting screws and take off modules in turn.
Removing process is displayed in Figure 8-7
Wall Panel
Figure 8-7: VR-2400, Module removing from panel
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8.3.2 DIN Rail Mounting
8.3.2.1 Standard DIN rail and DIN rail clip

VR-2400 Product Series can be mounted on a standard 35mm DIN
rail, and VR-2400 product series modules can be slide horizontally
along the rail.
Figure 8-8 shows the sizes of common DIN rails and Figure 8-9
illustrates the DIN rail clip of VR-2400 Product Series.
Figure 8-8: VR-2400, Standard 35mm DIN Rail
VR-2400 Products
(Back View)
DIN Tube clamps

(Close)
DIN Tube clamps
(Open)
Figure 8-9: VR-2400, Case Rail Clip
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8.3.2.2 Mounting on Rail

1- Loose the DIN clip at the bottom of CPU module or expansion
module , and place the module on the DIN rail;
2- Close the DIN clip and ensure that the CPU module or expansion
module is fixed closely with the rail;
3- Fasten the expansion modules, if any, side by side on the rail;
4- Connect the expansion module cable to the connector on the right
side of the adjacent module in correct direction;
5- Connect the cables;
The installation process is shown in Figure 2-3-6.
(2) (1)
DIN Rail
Figure 8-10: VR-2400, Module mounting on DIN Rail
8.3.2.3 Removing from Rail

1- Disconnect all the wiring and cabling that are attached to the
module;
2- Disconnect the expansion module cable from the adjacent modules;
3- Loosen DIN clip and remove modules in turn.
Removing process is shown in Figure 8-11
(2) (1)
DIN Rail
Figure 8-11: VR-2400, Module removing from DIN Rail
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8.3.3 Expansion Cable Connection

When making connection between modules, one should ensure that
expansion cable plug is in the same direction as the socket notch of
the expansion interface of adjacent module, as shown in Figure2-3-8.
Expansion Cable
Socket and Plug
Figure 8-12: VR-2400, Expansion Cable connections among the modules
Be sure to pay attention to the following:

If improper modules are replaced during maintenance, control
program may not work correctly. Replacement of wrong expansion
modules or cables will result in serious consequences. Hence, be
sure to replace modules with the same model and locate the
modules correctly.
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8.4 Dimensions and Structures

The VR-2400 Product Series has two types of case, one for CPU
modules and another for extension modules. The height and width of
CPU module and extension modules are same but the length of them
has difference. You can see the dimension and structure of modules
in side view in Figure 8-13 and for CPU module in Figure 8-14 and
extension modules in Figure 8-15.
65.00 mm
35.40 mm
68.50 mm
82.50 mm
Figure 8-13: VR-2400, Side View Dimensions - All Modules
125.00 mm
90.00 mm 100.00 mm
116.00 mm
Figure 8-14: VR-2400, Top View Dimensions - CPU Module
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75.00 mm
90.00 mm 100.00 mm
66.00 mm
Figure 8-15: VR-2400, Top View Dimensions - Extension Module
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8.5 VR-2480 HMI Display

The dimension and physical dimension and panel cut-out and of
VR2480 HMI display is as bellow figure:
26 mm
137 mm 130 mm
4 mm
78 mm
86 mm
5 mm 3.5 mm
Front View Side View Rear View
CUT OUT
+0.4 +0.4
130 x 78 mm
ISO Panel
View Cut out
Maximum
Height for best 60o Viewing
view angle is
70o Angle
150 – 170 cm Standard
Figure 8-16: VR-2480, HMI Display Dimensions
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 9 - Quick Application Guide
Chapter 9 - Quick Application Guide
9.1 General
If you already have experiences in using RTU or automation products
like PLC and etc, the following guide will help you quickly set up a
simple control system based on products of VR-2400 Product Series.
9.2 Packing-list Confirmation

Please confirm whether your product components are in line with
your order model number and check the packing integrity. If the
packaging is damaged, or there are missing product parts, contact
your supplier vendor as soon as possible.
Please check Table 2-1 in page 29 in Chapter 2 - for detail list of
modules and model names.
9.3 Installation and Wiring

First of all, choose the right CPU module and expansion modules
according to the actual project needs.
Secondly, decide the installation mode based on on-site
circumstance, and tentatively determine the device working mode.
Finally, plan and arrange reasonable wiring design, and connect on-
site sensors or actuators to terminals on the device module. (For
detailed installation instructions and wiring principles, please see
Chapter 10 - Terminal Definitions & Wiring Guidelines).
9.4 Connecting the Power Cable

Based on the model and type of CPU modules selected, connect the
power cord to VR-2400 CPU series (for more details please see
Chapter 10 - Section 10.2 CPU Module Terminal & Wiring in page 82
of this manual for specific guidelines).
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 Note: When the power cord is connected, the terminal cover

should be fastened so as to avoid unnecessary personnel injury
or equipment damage!
After the power cord is connected, do not switch on the power
immediately. Make sure that all the cables are correctly connected
before turning on the system power, and check after power on if
PWR LED of CPU light indicates a normal status on CPU module
panel, so as to ensure reliable operations of your device.
9.5 Establishing Communications with the PC

To establish a data transfer channel, the CPU module can be
connected to a personal computer (PC) through matched Ethernet
cable, as shown in Figure 9-1.
As the Ethernet communication interface of CPU module is 10/100
Mbps ports, so you should consider this issue with your PC system.
The Cat5 or Cat6 RJ45 cable could be used in type of T-568B wiring
standards.
PC Computer
(Laptop)
VR-2400 Product Series

(LAN1 Port)
Ethernet Cable Cat-5/Cat-6

(T-568B Standard)
Figure 9-1: VR-2400, Connecting Programmin Cable
9.6 Device Configuration Web Console

In the first stage you should configure the device via the web
console. This can be achieve by the browser (support the HTML5
and Javascript) and open the web page by enter the device IP
address. The factory default IP address is 192.168.1.1 with net mask
of 255.255.255.0, the default user name is root and without any
password.
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9.7 Device SCADA/RTU/PLC Configuration

To achieve and meet your control needs, the programming software
“VR-2400 - Software” should be installed on a personal computer
(PC), so as to establish communication with the CPU module, to set
the hardware parameters, and to develop appropriate engineering
programs. (For more details on programming software “VR-2400 -
Program”, please refer to "VR-2400 Programming Software
Manual").
9.8 Running the Equipment

Check and ensure that each step has been correctly carried out, from
the web console up to any other related PC Tools program and
download all required control program onto the device.
Now, a set of VR-2400 base control system and remote terminal unit
is ready to run.
*** Good Luck ***
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V-RTU2000 - Series VR-2400 Chapter 10 - Terminal Definitions & Wiring
Chapter 10 - Terminal Definitions & Wiring
10.1 General
In VR-2400 Product Series system, for easy installation and
maintenance, all wiring for outset connection is through the Terminal
Block and the device with its expansions modules designed to install
over the rail or panel easy. So your maintenance will be easy for
technicians and users.
In this chapter you will find detail information for the wiring and
cabling and guides about terminal blocks and rules of them.
10.2 CPU Module Terminal & Wiring

10.2.1 VR-2410 CPU Module
For the VR-2410 CPU module, the corresponding terminal definition
and wiring is shown in Figure 10-1. VR-2410 CPU modules should
use the DC 24V or 48V power supply. The input power supply and
protective earthling should be connected to the specific terminals.
Module Power Input

Source / Sink 4x Input contacts 2x Output Relay (3 pins Green Connector)
Voltage
1M I1 I2 I3 I4 Q1M Q1 Q2M Q2 NC NC NC NC L(+) N(-)

R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13 U1 U2 U3
4 x Digital Inputs 2 x Digital Outputs Power Supply
VR-2410 – CPU Module

3 x Ethernet Ports 1-4 Serial Ports Ext.
LAN1 LAN2 LAN3 COM1 COM2 COM3 COM4 BUS
Figure 10-1: VR-2410, CPU Module Wiring Diagram
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10.2.1.1 Terminal and Wiring Descriptions

1- The module's terminal tag rules are unified from top to bottom, from
left to right increment;
2- The 1M terminal of the input channel (DI) is the external common
side of DI. The user can choose to connect the M terminal to power
supply 24 / 48 / 110 VDC positive side or a ground terminal to
accommodate the source type / drain type DI;
3- The Q1M, Q2M terminals of output channel (DO) provides load
power supply;
4- L(+), L(-) on the right of the upper row connected to 24 or 48 VDC is
for the CPU module's power supply terminals;
5- Model VR-2410A support 4 serial ports of COM1-COM4 and they
are usable;
6- Model VR-2410B support only first 2 serial ports of COM1-COM2
and without Bus Expansion feature. The connector of COM3,COM4,
BUS are not connected and free.
10.2.1.2 Ethernet Ports

This Type of port can be used for LAN network data. The connection
of RJ45 for network module has been used for this type of port by
RJ45 connector. You can use from CAT-5/6 twisted pair cable
standard wiring number T568-B.
In the Figure 10-2 you can see detail information based on pin-out of
connections.
PIN Description Cable Color

1 TX+: Transmit Data + White Orange
8 1 2 TX-: Transmit Data - Orange
RJ45 LAN pin-outs 3 RX+: Received Data + White Green
4 - Blue
5 - White Blue
6 RX-: Received Data - Green
7 - White Brown
8 - Brown
Figure 10-2: VR-2410, Ethernet Port, Connection Wiring
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10.2.1.3 Serial Port: RS-232 Mode

This Type of configuration port only send/receive signals of RS-232C
standards. It is simple serial communication between CPU and
external device. It is a serial device port by RJ45 connection type.
You can use from CAT-5/6 twisted pair cable standard wiring number
T568-B for connection to external device.
connections.

1 - White Orange
8 1 2 TXD: Transmit Data () Orange
RJ45 LAN pin-outs 3 - White Green
4 - Blue
5 - White Blue
6 RXD: Receive Data () Green
7 - White Brown
8 Signal Ground Brown
Figure 10-3: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-232 Simple Connection Wiring
10.2.1.4 Serial Port: RS-232 Mode + Flow Control

This Type of configuration port has send/receive signals and also
hardware flow control of signals of RS-232C standards. It is used
when you need hardware flow control algorithm between CPU and
external device. You can use from CAT-5/6 twisted pair cable
standard wiring number T568-B for connection to external device.
connections.

1 RTS: Request To Send () White Orange
8 1 2 TXD: Transmit Data () Orange
RJ45 LAN pin-outs 3 CTS: Clear To Send () White Green
4 - Blue
5 - White Blue
6 RXD: Receive Data () Green
7 - White Brown
8 Signal Ground Brown
Figure 10-4: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-232+Flow Control Connection Wiring
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This Type of configuration port can be used for networked serial
data, such as RS-485 network standard. It is used when you need
communication of CPU with RS-485 bus network of external devices.
T568-B for connection to RS-458 Bus.
connections.

1 A (D+) : Data of RS485 White Orange
8 1 2 B (D-) : Data of RS485 Orange
4 - Blue
5 - White Blue
6 - Green
7 - White Brown
8 System Ground (if need) Brown
Figure 10-5: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-485 Connection Wiring

This Type of configuration port is for networked serial bus of
dedicated differential send and receive signal that can operated in
full-duplex mode by RS-422 standard. It is used when you need
communication of CPU with RS-422 field bus network of external
devices. You can use from CAT-5/6 twisted pair cable standard
wiring number T568-B for connection to RS-422 Bus.
connections.

1 TX+: Transmit Data + (Y) White Orange
8 1 2 TX-: Transmit Data – (Z) Orange
RJ45 LAN pin-outs 3 RX-: Received Data – (B) White Green
4 - Blue
5 - White Blue
6 RX+: Received Data + (A) Green
7 - White Brown
8 System Ground (if need) Brown
Figure 10-6: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-422 Connection Wiring
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10.3 BUS Expansion Module Terminal & Wiring

10.3.1 VR-2412A Bus Expansion Module
For the VR-2412A module, the corresponding terminal definition and
wiring is shown in Figure 10-7. VR-2412A CPU modules should use
the DC 24V or 48V power supply. The input power supply and
protective earthling should be connected to the specific terminals.
Source / Sink
Module Power
Voltage 8x Input contacts Input 24 / 48 VDC
1M 1M I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 L(+) N(-) NC
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13
8 x Digital Inputs Power Supply
VR-2412A – Bus Expansion Module

1 x RS485 Port Bus Expansion
COM PORT BUS-IN BUS-OUT
Figure 10-7: VR-2412A, Bus Expansion Module Wiring Diagram

2- The 1M terminal of the input channel (DI) is the external common
side of DI. The user can choose to connect the M terminal to power
supply 24 / 48 / 110 VDC positive side or a ground terminal to
accommodate the source type / drain type DI;
3- The COM PORT is one port RS485 and has interconnection
between two RJ45 socket connectors
4- The BUS-IN connect to master CPU or master BUS expansion
module;
5- The BUS-OUT connect to the next BUS expansion module;
for the CPU module's power supply terminals;
7- “EARTH” means this terminal should connect to earth.
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10.3.1.2 Bus Expansion Ports
The two RJ45 connectors are used for BUS-Input (the connection
from Master CPU module) and BUS-Output for next bus expansion
module. Bus Expansion module, is Type of port can be used for LAN
network data. You can see Figure 2-1 for detail structure.
For interconnection of Bus Expansion Module, you can use from
CAT-5/6 twisted pair cable standard wiring number T568-B.

This Type of configuration port can be used for networked serial
data, such as RS-485 network standard. It is used when you need
communication of CPU with RS-485 bus network of external devices.
T568-B for connection to RS-458 Bus.
connections.

1 A (D+) : Data of RS485 White Orange
8 1 2 B (D-) : Data of RS485 Orange
4 - Blue
5 - White Blue
6 - Green
7 - White Brown
8 - Brown
Figure 10-8: VR-2412A, Bus Expansion Module, RS-485 Connection Wiring
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10.4 Digital Expansion Terminal & Wiring

10.4.1 VR-2420A DI Module (16x Channel)
VR-2420A the 16× Digital input module terminal definition and typical
wiring are shown in Figure 10-9.
Source / Sink
Voltage 8x Input contacts
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13

1M 1M I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 NC NC NC
8 x Digital Inputs
VR-2420A – DI Module
8 x Digital Inputs
L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 L13
Source / Sink 8x Input contacts

Voltage
Figure 10-9: VR-2420A, DI Module 8x Channel Wiring Diagram

2- The 1M, 2M terminals of the input channel (DI) are common
terminals of digital input signal. Users can choose to connect the
common terminals to positive or negative, corresponds to the source
type / sink type;
3- “ NC” means this channel is not wired or no physical connection;
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10.4.1.2 Terminal Numbers Tag Definitions

In the table bellow you can find the Terminal number tag definitions:
Table 10-1: VR-2400 Series, VR-2420A DI Module Terminal Definitions

Lower Row Upper Row
Definitions Definitions
Terminal Terminal
The common input The common input
L1 2M R1 1M
terminal for I9-I16 terminal for I1-I8
L2 2M R2 1M
L3 I9 The input 9 terminal R3 I1 The input 1 terminal
L11 NC Not connected R11 NC Not connected
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10.4.2 VR-2430A DO Module (16x Relay)
The VR-2430A 16x Relay Digital output module Terminal definition

and typical field wiring are shown in Figure 10-10.
DO Select Power
8x Relay Output
Input 24 / 48 VDC
Load Power
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13

1M Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2M Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 L(+) N(-) NC
8 x Digital Outputs Relay Power Supply
VR-2430A – DO Module
8 x Digital Outputs Relay
3M Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 4M Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 NC NC NC
L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 L13
Load Power 8x Relay Output
Figure 10-10: VR-2430A, DO Module 16x Relay Wiring Diagram

2- The 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M terminal in the Output Channel (DO) is the
common terminals for the output relay channels;
for the DO module's power supply terminals, they can be
interconnect to the Local / Remote function also;
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Table 10-2: VR-2400 Series, VR-2430A DO Module Terminal Definitions

Lower Row Upper Row
Terminal Terminal
The common output The common output
L1 3M R1 1M
terminal for Q9-Q12 terminal for Q1-Q4
L2 Q9 The output 9 terminal R2 Q1 The output 1 terminal
L6 4M R6 2M
L11 NC Not connected R11 L(+) Input Power Supply (+)
L12 NC Not connected R12 N(-) Input Power Supply (-)
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10.4.3 VR-2431A DOC Module (16x Command Relay)
The VR-2431A 16x Relay Digital Command output module Terminal

definition and typical field wiring are shown in Figure 10-11.
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13

8 x Digital Outputs Command Relay
VR-2431A – DOC Module

8 x Digital Outputs Command Relay
L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 L13
Figure 10-11: VR-2431A, DOC Module 16x Relay Wiring Diagram

2- The 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M terminal in the Output Channel (DOC) is the
common terminals for the output relay channels;
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Table 10-3: VR-2400 Series, VR-2431A DOC Module Terminal Definitions

Lower Row Upper Row
Terminal Terminal
L1 3M R1 1M
L6 4M R6 2M
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10.4.4 VR-2460A DIO Module (12x DI, 4x Relay)
The VR-2460A 12x Digital Input Channel, 4x Relay Digital output

module Terminal definition and typical field wiring are shown in
Figure 10-12.
Source / Sink
Voltage 8x Input contacts
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13

8 x Digital Outputs Relay
VR-2460A – DIO Module

3 x Digital Inputs 4 x Digital Outputs Relay
2M I9 I10 I11 I12 R11 R12 R21 R22 R31 R32 R41 R42
L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 L13
4x Input contacts 4x Relay Outputs
Figure 10-12: VR-2460A, DIO Module 12xDI, 4x Relay Wiring Diagram

type / sink type;
4- Rx1, Rx2 (x=1…4) represents the digital output relay;
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Table 10-4: VR-2400 Series, VR-2460A DO Module Terminal Definitions

Lower Row Upper Row
Terminal Terminal
L1 1M R1 1M
The common input
L2 I9 The input 9 terminal R2 1M
terminal for I1-I8
Relay 1 output Normally
L6 R11 R6 I4 The input 4 terminal
Open Contact
Relay 1 output
Common
Open Contact
Relay 2 output
Common
Open Contact
Relay 3 output
L11 R32 R11 NC Not connected
Common
Open Contact
Relay 4 output
Common
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10.5 Analog Expansion Terminal & Wiring

10.5.1 VR-2441 AI Module (8x Channel)
The VR-2441 provides 8x channels Analog current or voltage inputs,

terminal definition & typical wiring are shown in Figure 10-13.
Wiring type if
Voltage input
used from
sensor
Wiring type if
Current input
used from
sensor
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13

I1 C1 V1 I2 C2 V2 I3 C3 V3 I1 C4 V4 NC
AI Channel 1 AI Channel 2 AI Channel 3 AI Channel 4
VR-2441A – AI Module
AI Channel 5 AI Channel 6 AI Channel 7 AL Channel 8
I5 C5 V5 I6 C6 V6 I7 C7 V7 I8 C8 V8 NC
L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 L13
Figure 10-13: VR-2441A, AI Module 8x Channel Wiring Diagram

2- The terminal Ix, Cx ,Vx (x=1…8) represent each channel’s Analog
input respectively;
3- The terminal "Ix" with "Cx" (x=1…8) used when input signal is
current type;
4- The terminal "Vx" with "Cx" (x=1…8) used when input signal is
voltage type;
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Table 10-5: VR-2400 Series, VR-2441A AI Module Terminal Definitions

Upper Row Lower Row
Terminal Terminal
The positive analog The positive analog
L1 I5 R1 I1
input in Current mode input in Current mode
L2 C5 Common signal R2 C1 Common signal
The negative analog The negative analog
L3 V5 R3 V1
input in Voltage mode input in Voltage mode
L4 I6 R4 I2
L6 V6 R6 V2
L7 I7 R7 I3
L9 V7 R9 V3
L10 I8 R10 I4
L12 V8 R12 V4
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10.5.2 VR-2446A ACM Module
The VR-2446A provides 12x channels digital inputs, 4x channels

digital output, 4x channel analog AC current input via CT, 3x channel
analog AC voltage input via PT.
There are several LED status indicator light green color that
represents the status and states of module inputs, outputs and
communication statuses.
The VR-2446A has extra terminal blocks for PT & CT inputs in lower
side of module; you can see the detail the bellow figure.
.
Terminal U10
Terminal U1
Terminal R1 Terminal R13
ACM Power Metering

VR-2446
Terminal L1 Terminal L13
Terminal D1 Terminal D11
Figure 10-14: VR-2446A, ACM Module Terminal Definitons
Based on above photo, the usage of each terminal and definitions

and typical wiring are shown in next Figure 10-15.
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.
N
L3
L2
L1
Source / Sink
Voltage 8x Input contacts PT Input
(220V)
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R19 R11 R12 R13 U1 U2 U3 U4 U5 U6 U7 U8

1M 1M I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 NC NC NC VAH VAL VBH VBL VCH VCL Vn
8 x Digital Inputs 3x PT Voltage Inputs 110V(L) or 220V(H)
VR-2446A – ACM Module

4 x Digital Inputs 4 x Digital Outputs Phase A CT Phase B CT Phase C CT Neutral
2M I9 I10 I11 I12 R11 R12 R21 E22 R31 R32 R41 R42 A5S A1S AL B5S B1S BL C5S C1S CL NS NL
L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 L13 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11
L1
4x Input contacts 4x Relay Outputs L2 CT1 (1A)

L3 CT2 (1A)
CT3 (1A)
Source Load
Figure 10-15: VR-2446A, ACM Module Wiring Diagram

type / sink type;
4- VAH, VBH, VCH is PT voltage input in range of 220V(p-p) inputs;
5- VAL, VAL, VCL is PT voltage input in range of 110V(p-p) inputs;
6- The terminal of A5S and A1S represent the current source input if
you choose 5A CT or 1A CT inputs as well as for other phase of
Phase-B and Phase-C;
7- The terminal of NS and NL is common input of CT connection of
return current;
8- There are 12 LEDs for each channel of Digital Inputs states;
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9- There are 4 LEDs for each channel of Digital Outputs states and
actions;

Table 10-6: VR-2400 Series, VR-2446A ACM Module Terminal Definitions

Upper Row Lower Row
Terminal Terminal
L1 1M R1 1M
The common input
L2 I9 The input 9 terminal R2 1M
terminal for I1-I8
Relay 1 output
Normally Open Contact
Relay 1 output
Common
Relay 2 output
Relay 2 output
Common
Relay 3 output
Relay 3 output
Common
Relay 4 output
Relay 4 output
Common
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Upper Row Lower Row

Terminal Terminal
Phase A voltage Phase A Source Input
U1 VAH D1 A5S
(220V PT selection) ( 5A CT selection)
U2 VAL D2 A1S
Phase B voltage
U3 VBH D3 AL Phase A Load return
(220V PT selection)
Phase B voltage Phase B Source Input
U4 VBL D4 B5S
Phase C voltage Phase B Source Input
U5 VCH D5 B1S
Phase C voltage
U6 VCL D6 BL Phase B Load return
(110V PT selection)
Phase C Source Input
U7 VN Voltage neutral line D7 C5S
( 5A CT selection)
Earth protection Field Phase C Source Input
U8 EARTH D8 C1S
Ground System ( 1A CT selection)
D9 CL Phase C Load return
Neutral Line common
D10 NS
of source line
D11 NL Neutral Line return line
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10.5.2.3 High voltage 3-phase 4-wire star connection

This is 2-phase 4-wire star connection in configuration of 1A CT input
and 220V PT inputs:
Dry
Contacts
L (+)
N (-)
Common
R1
R2
Digital R3 S1
Input R4 S2
CB1 R5 S3
R6 S4
VR-2446A R7 S5
D2 S6
CT1
D3
ACM R8
R9 S7
D5 Current R10 S8
CT2 D6 Input
D8 (1A CT) Common
L1
CT3 D9 Digital L2 S9
D10 Input L3 S10
D11 L4 S11
L5 S12
U1 R11
Voltage L6
U3 Input R12 Relay 1
U5 (220V PT) Digital L7 R21
U7 Output L8 R22 Relay 2
L9
U8 FG R31
L10
R32 Relay 3
L11
R41
L12
R42 Relay 4
L13
VR-2446 ACM Power Measurement/Analyzer

Product of Veesta World
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10.6 Functional Expansion Terminal & Wiring

10.6.1 VR-2440A IED Module
The VR-2440 provides 11x channels digital inputs, 3x channels

digital output, 4x channel analog AC current input via CT, 3x channel
analog AC voltage input via PT.
There are several LED status indicator light green color that
represents the status and states of module inputs, outputs and
communication statuses.
The VR-2440 has extra terminal blocks for PT & CT inputs in lower
side of module; you can see the detail the bellow figure.
Terminal U10
Terminal U1
Terminal R1 Terminal R13
Terminal L1 Terminal L13
Terminal D1 Terminal D11
Figure 10-16: VR-2440A, IED Module Terminal Definitons
Based on above photo, the usage of each terminal and definitions

and typical wiring are shown in next Figure 10-17.
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N
L3
L2
L1
Source / Sink
Module Power
Voltage 8x Input contacts Input 24 / 48 VDC
PT Input
To
VR-2480A
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R19 R11 R12 R13 U1 U2 U3 U4 U5 U6 U7 U8

1M 1M I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 L(+) N(-) VAH VAL VBH VBL VCH VCL Vn RJ-45 Connector
8 x Digital Inputs Power Supply 3x PT Voltage Inputs 110V(L) or 220V(H) Display Port
VR-2440A – IED Module

RS485 Port 3 x Digital Inputs 3 x Digital Outputs Phase A CT Phase B CT Phase C CT Neutral
A+ B- Sg 2M I9 I10 I11 R11 R12 R21 R22 R31 R32 A5S A1S AL B5S B1S BL C5S C1S CL NS NL
L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 L13 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11
L1
3x Input contacts 3x Relay Outputs L2 CT1

RS485 Bus L3 CT2
CT3
Source Load
Figure 10-17: VR-2440A, IED Module Wiring Diagram

type / sink type;
for the module's power supply terminals;
4- A(+). B(-), Sg represents the RS-485 communication port signals;
6- VAH, VBH, VCH is PT voltage input in range of 220V(p-p) inputs;
7- VAL, VAL, VCL is PT voltage input in range of 110V(p-p) inputs;
8- The terminal of A5S and A1S represent the current source input if
you choose 5A CT or 1A CT inputs as well as for other phase of
Phase-B and Phase-C;
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9- The terminal of NS and NL is common input of CT connection of

return current;
10- There are 11 LEDs for each channel of Digital Inputs states;
11- There are 3 LEDs for each channel of Digital Outputs states and
actions;
12- Two LEDs of "T" and "R" corresponding to the activity on the RS485
communication port;
13- The RJ45 connector is used to connect the device to the HMI
display port, the HMI model of VR-2480A can be used and connect
to the module vi standard CAT-5/6 cable in T-568B pinouts;

Table 10-7: VR-2400 Series, VR-2440A IED Module Terminal Definitions

Upper Row Lower Row
Terminal Terminal
Positive pole of RS485 Common supply for
L1 RS485+ R1 1M
(A) Status Inputs (1-8)
Negative pole of RS485 Common supply for
L2 RS485- R2 1M
(B) Status Inputs (1-8)
L3 SG RS485 Ground Signal R3 I-1 Status 1 input
Common supply for
L4 2M R4 I-2 Status 2 input
Status Inputs (9-11)
L5 I-9 Status 9 input R5 I-3 Status 3 input
Relay 1 output
L8 R11 R8 I-6 Status 6 input
Relay 1 output
Common
Relay 2 output
Relay 2 output Positive of power
L11 R22 R11 L(+)
Common supply
Relay 3 output Negative of power
L12 R31 R12 N(-)
Normally Open Contact supply
Relay 3 output Earth protection Field
L13 R32 R13 EARTH
Common Ground System
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Upper Row Lower Row

Terminal Terminal
U1 VAH D1 A5S
U2 VAL D2 A1S
Phase B voltage
U3 VBH D3 AL Phase A Load return
(220V PT selection)
Phase B voltage Phase B Source Input
U4 VBL D4 B5S
Phase C voltage Phase B Source Input
U5 VCH D5 B1S
Phase C voltage
U6 VCL D6 BL Phase B Load return
(110V PT selection)
Phase C Source Input
U7 VN Voltage neutral line D7 C5S
( 5A CT selection)
Earth protection Field Phase C Source Input
U8 EARTH D8 C1S
Ground System ( 1A CT selection)
D9 CL Phase C Load return
Neutral Line common
D10 NS
of source line
D11 NL Neutral Line return line
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10.6.1.3 High voltage 3-phase 4-wire star connection

This is 2-phase 4-wire star connection in configuration of 1A CT input
and 220V PT inputs:
L (+)
N (-)
Dry
Contacts
Common
R1
R2
R11 Power Digital R3 S1
CB1 R12 Supply Input R4 S2
R5 S3
VR-2440 R6 S4
D2 S5
CT1
D3
IED R7
R8 S6
D5 Current S7
CT2 R9
D6 Input S8
R10
D8 (1A CT)
CT3 D9 Common
Digital L4
D10 S9
Input L5
D11 L6 S10
L7 S11
U1 R11
Voltage L8
U3 Input R12 Relay 1
U5 (220V PT) Digital L9 R21
U7 Output L10 R22 Relay 2
L11
U8 FG R31
L12
R32 Relay 3
L13
Display Port
Communication L1 RS485+
RJ-45
L2 RS485-
FG L3 Communication
R13 Signal Ground
VR-2440 IED Power Measurement/Protection

Product of Veesta World
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10.6.2 VR-2480A HMI Module
The VR-2480 is a Panel Mount HMI display provides the TFT screen
display. In back of HMI display, there is one RS485 communication
port in the RJ45 port and the terminal block.
1 6
Terminal 6
Terminal 1
PIN# Terminal Block

1 Positive Voltage Input
2 Negative Voltage Input
3 A (D+) : Data of RS485
4 B (D-) : Data of RS485
5 -
6 -
Figure 10-18: VR-2480A, HMI Module 4.3", Terminal Definitons
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VR-2400 RTU Product

Author: Veesta World Co., Engineering Department

V-RTU2000 is trademarks of RTU system of VEESTA WORLD Co.

VR-2400 is trademarks of Rail Mount RTU system of VEESTA WORLD Co.

Version Date Comment

1.0 2021/12/06 First issue

1.1 2022/10/01 Add VR-2446 Module Specifications

1.2 2023/07/05 Add VR-2431 Module Specifications

1.3 2023/11/10 Revised VR-2410, VR-2446, VR-2480 Module Wiring

1.4 2024/05/05 Add VR-2411 Module Specifications and some changes

Chapter 1 - Introduction ................................................................... 10

3.3 CPU Modules Function Description.....................................35

Figure 1-1: Veesta World Co Logo and sign .............................................................11

Figure 10-6: VR-2410, Serial Port, RS-422 Connection Wiring .................................85

Table 2-1: VR-2400 Series, Module List....................................................................29

1.1 General Information

This is technical information of design of Product of V-RTU2000

V-RTU2000, Series VR-2400 of RTU system adopted for from very

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The objective of Veesta World Co is focused on the creation of value

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The Veesta World Co logo is registered trademark of Veesta World

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Chapter 2 - System Overview

As a line of smart integrated controller products, V-RTU2000 the

2.1.1 Distributed Remote Terminal Unit (RTU)

components in a modular, building block approach. The V-RTU2000

The V-RTU2000 Series including two other key functional

Master Station #1 Master Station #2 Master Station #n

Slave Station/Devide Digital Digital Analog Analog Power Power

Digital Digital Analog Analog Power Power

Figure 2-1: V-RTU2000 Series as Distributed RTU Structure Diagram

2.2 Summary of Functions

2.2.1 Data Acquisition Processing

2.2.1.1 Analog Data Input

2.2.1.2 Accumulated Data Input

2.2.1.3 Digital Data Input

1- Single indication (1-Bit Status): involve only a single monitored

2- Double Indication (2-Bit Status): involve the monitoring of two

3- Sequence capturing (1-Bit MCD): is optimized for a multiple

2.2.1.4 Sequence of Event Report

V-RTU2000 Series have the capability to synchronize its internal

2.2.2 Control Output

2.2.2.1 Trip/Close Command

1- Execute Immediate Command: Direct Trip/Close Command, are

2- Select Before Operate (SBO) Command: Select Trip/Close

2.2.2.2 Set-point Command

1- Digital Direct Set-point Command: Raise/Lower command, can

2- Analog Direct Set-point Command: cause the addressed Analog

2.2.3 Communication Function

1- Internal Communication: Means pointing to the inside

2- External Communication: Providing RS-232 or RS-485 two

2.2.4 Self-Diagnostic Function