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Instruction Manual
Profibus DP Adapter mPDS

Instruction Manual
Profibus DP Adapter mPDS

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Copyright © 2007 Anton Paar GmbH, Graz, Austria
Contact: Anton Paar GmbH

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Date: 10.07.2007
Document number: A90IB33F.fm

Contents
1 About the Instruction Manual ......................................................................................................... 9

2 Safety Instructions......................................................................................................................... 10
3 Profibus Adapter - An Overview................................................................................................... 12
4 Checking the Supplied Parts ........................................................................................................ 14
5 PROFIBUS Address Setting.......................................................................................................... 16
6 Electrical and Mechanical Installations ....................................................................................... 17
6.1 Mechanical Installation .......................................................................................................... 17
6.2 Electrical Installation .............................................................................................................. 18
6.2.1 Profibus Connection ............................................................................................... 18
6.2.2 RS232 Plug – PC/DAVIS (Data Acquisition Software, Anton Paar)....................... 19
6.2.3 mPDS Connector ................................................................................................... 20
6.2.4 Power Supply Connector........................................................................................ 20
7 Indicator LEDs................................................................................................................................ 21
7.1 Profibus LED.......................................................................................................................... 21
7.2 RS232 – DAVIS LED ............................................................................................................. 22
7.3 mPDS Connector LED........................................................................................................... 22
7.4 Power LED............................................................................................................................. 22
8 Installation of the mPDS Profibus Transmitter in a Profibus Network
(Siemens Simatic S7-300) ............................................................................................................. 23
9 Cyclical Input Data......................................................................................................................... 29
9.1 Meaning of the Bits in the Firmware Status BYTE 1/BYTE 2 ................................................ 29
9.2 Meaning of the Single Bits in the Profibus Adapter Status Byte ............................................ 31
10 Cyclical Output Data ..................................................................................................................... 32
10.1 Set the Digital Inputs of the mPDS via PLC/SPS (Profibus).................................................. 33
10.2 How to Modify Product Parameters of the mPDS.................................................................. 35
11 mPDS 1000/1100 Application Programs ...................................................................................... 36
11.1 Standard Program with DPRn Transducer (Module "1000 Standard DPRn") ....................... 36
11.1.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 36
11.1.2 Product Parameters (Output Data)........................................................................ 36
11.2 Standard Program with SPRn Transducer (Module "1000 Standard SPRn")........................ 37
11.2.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 37
11.2.2 Product Parameters (Output Data)......................................................................... 37
11.3 Alcohol Program (Module "1000 Alcohol Program").............................................................. 38
11.3.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 38
11.4 General Concentration Polynomial (Module "1000 Conc-Polynomial") ................................. 39
11.4.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 39
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11.5 Product Specific Concentration Polynomial (Module "1000 Prod-Spec-Polynom")............... 40
11.5.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 40
11.6 Extract of Wort (Module "1000 Extract-of-Wort") ................................................................... 42
11.6.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 42
11.7 Gas Density (Module "1000 Gas-Density")............................................................................ 43
11.7.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 43
11.8 Original Extract of Beer (Module "1000 O-Extr-Program") .................................................... 44
11.8.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 44
11.9 Petroleum Products (Module"1000 Petroleum-Program") ..................................................... 45
11.9.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 45
11.10 Sugar Concentration (Module "1000 Sugar-Program") ....................................................... 46
11.10.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 46
11.11 Beverages Program (Module "1000 Soft-Drinks") ................................................................. 47
11.11.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 47
12 mPDS 2000V3 Standard Program "StdApp" ............................................................................... 49
12.1 Standard Program with DPRn Transducer (Module "2000 StdApp DPRn") .......................... 49
12.1.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 49
12.2 Standard Program with SPRn Transducer (Module "2000 StdApp SPRn") .......................... 50
12.2.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 50
12.3 Standard Program with DSRn Transducer (Module "2000 StdApp DSRn") .......................... 51
12.3.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 51
13 mPDS 2000V3 Application Programs "Beer (Beermonitor, Original Extract monitor, ...)" ..... 53
13.1 Beer Monitor 2 (Module "2000 Beermon")............................................................................. 53
13.1.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 53
13.2 Original Extract Monitor (Module "2000 Oext-Mon").............................................................. 57
13.2.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 57
13.3 Extract of Wort (Module "2000 Extr-Wort") ............................................................................ 59
13.3.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 59
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13.4 Mass of Extract (Module "2000 Mass-Extr") .......................................................................... 60
13.4.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 60
14 mPDS 2000V3 Application Programs "Beverages (COBRIX, CARBO ...)" ............................... 62
14.1 COBRIX (Module "2000 Cobrix")........................................................................................... 62
14.1.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 62
14.2 CARBO (Module "2000 Carbo") ............................................................................................ 65
14.2.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 65
14.3 Alcohol Program (Module "2000 Alcohol")............................................................................. 66
14.3.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 66
14.4 Alcohol in Proof (Module "2000 Proof") ................................................................................. 68
14.4.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 68
15 mPDS 2000V3 Application Programs "Chemistry/Petrochemistry" ......................................... 70
15.1 Petroleum Products (Module "2000 ASTM-Petr").................................................................. 70
15.1.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 70
15.2 Concentration Polynomial (Module "2000 Conc-Poly") ......................................................... 72
15.2.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 72
15.3 3-Component Polynomials (Module "2000 3-Comp") ............................................................ 74
15.3.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 74
15.4 Gas Density (Module "2000 Gas")......................................................................................... 76
15.4.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 76
15.5 Application Program (Module "2000 NaOH-Cl") .................................................................... 77
15.5.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 77
15.6 Application Program Module "2000 Conc-SV-P" ................................................................... 79
15.6.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 79
15.7 Application Program Module "2000 H2SO4-SO3"................................................................. 80
15.7.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 80
15.8 Application Program (Module "2000 H2SO4-D20") ............................................................... 82
15.8.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 82
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15.9 3-Components Polynomials General (Module "2000 3-Comp-AI")........................................ 83
15.9.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 83
15.10 Density at Reference Temperature and Concentration Polynomials
(Module "2000 Conc-Dref").................................................................................................... 85
15.10.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 85
16 mPDS 2000V3 Application Programs "Miscellaneous (Ext-Cell...)".......................................... 87
16.1 Application Program (Module "2000 EXT-CELL") ................................................................. 87
16.1.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 87
16.2 Application Program (Module "2000 IBM-BFE") .................................................................... 88
16.2.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 88
16.3 Application Program (Module "2000 Milk-Fat")...................................................................... 90
16.3.1 Input Data............................................................................................................... 90
17 Settings on the mPDS 1000/1100 for the mPDS Profibus Adapter .......................................... 92
18 Settings on the mPDS 2000V3 for the mPDS Profibus Adapter ............................................... 93
19 Settings in DAVIS When Using the mPDS Profibus Adapter..................................................... 94
20 Trouble Shooting ........................................................................................................................... 95
21 Technical Data................................................................................................................................ 97
21.1 Profibus Specifications: ......................................................................................................... 97
21.2 Maximum Line Lengths at Different Data Rates .................................................................... 97
21.3 Line Parameters .................................................................................................................... 97
21.4 Power Supply......................................................................................................................... 98
21.5 Profibus D-SUB Plug Pinning ................................................................................................ 98
21.6 Dimensions, Weight, Environmental Conditions,................................................................... 99
22 Document Numbers..................................................................................................................... 100
Appendix A: Certificate ................................................................................................................. 101
Appendix B: Application Example ............................................................................................... 102
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1 About the Instruction Manual
This instruction manual informs you about the installation and the safe handling
and use of the instrument. Make sure that the instruction manual is easily
accessible to all personnel involved with the instrument. Pay special attention to
the safety instructions and warnings in the manual and on the instrument.
Symbols in this Instruction Manual
This instruction manual features the following symbols:
Warning:
This symbol calls attention to the risk of accidental injuries or damage to
goods. Do not proceed until the indicated conditions for averting this threat
are fully understood and met.
Caution:
This symbol calls attention to the risk of instrument damage or
measurement errors. Do not proceed until the indicated conditions for
averting this threat are fully understood and met.
Information:
This symbol calls attention to any additional information of use to the
operator.
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2 Safety Instructions
• This instruction manual does not claim to address all of the safety issues
associated with the use of the Profibus Adapter and samples. It is the
responsibility of the user to establish health and safety practices and
determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.
• Before using the Profibus Adapter, read this instruction manual completely.
• Anton Paar GmbH only warrants the proper functioning of the Profibus
Adapter if no unauthorized adjustments have been made to mechanical
parts, electronic parts and software, and the following points are adhered to.
• Follow all hints, warnings and instructions in the instruction manual to ensure
the correct and safe functioning of the Profibus Adapter.
• Do not use the Profibus Adapter for any purpose other than described in the
instruction manual. Anton Paar GmbH is not liable for damages caused by
incorrect use of the Profibus Adapter.
• Do not use any accessories other than those supplied or approved by Anton
Paar GmbH.
• The installation procedure should only be carried out by authorized

personnel who are familiar with the installation instructions.
• Do not operate the Profibus Adapter if a malfunction is suspected, or

damages, injuries or loss of life cannot be excluded under all circumstances.
• The Profibus Adapter is not an explosion-proof instrument and therefore

must not be operated in areas where there is a risk of explosion.
• Ensure that all operators are fully trained to use the Profibus Adapter
correctly and safely.
• Due to the nature of the measurement, the measuring results not only
depend on the correct use and functioning of the Profibus Adapter, but may
also be influenced by other factors. We therefore recommend that the
analysis results are plausibility tested before consequential actions are
taken.
• The Profibus Adapter contains electrostatic sensitive components. Prevent

damages by e.g. wearing ESD wristbands …. Protect all components
returned for repair using ESD bags.
• Strong electrostatic discharge directly into the housing may cause the
adapter to restart automatically.
• Before carrying out any service procedures, the Profibus Adapter must be
disconnected from the power source.
• Ratings for power supply and ambient conditions must not be exceeded.
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• Before cleaning, the Profibus Adapter must be disconnected from the mains.
Use a dry or moistened soft cloth for cleaning. Any liquid cleaner or sprays
may harm the instrument.
• The Anton Paar transducers used in the process are often exposed to
extreme working conditions such as shock pressure, sudden changes in
temperature, aggressive samples, etc. which may cause drifts or failure.
Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to periodically check the measured
results and readjust the transducers if necessary.
• Repair and service procedures may only be carried out by authorized

personnel or by Anton Paar GmbH.
• Dispose of the Profibus Adapter according to the country-specific legal

requirements.
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3 Profibus Adapter - An Overview
This instruction manual describes how to install and use the mPDS Profibus
Adapter. The Profibus Adapter is always used in connection with an mPDS
(2000V3 or 1000/1100). To understand the contents of this manual it is necessary
to read the corresponding instruction manuals/application program descriptions
of the mPDS.
System requirements:
• mPDS 2000V3: Firmware version V05.00 or higher

• mPDS 1000: Firmware version 2.4 or higher
• mPDS 1100: All Firmware versions
• SPS/PLC: Profibus-DP input according to EN 50170-2, IEC
61158
Memory 100-200 bytes (e.g. SPS S7-300)
Special software modification on PLC/SPS carried out
by the customer or system administrator himself
Application example:
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Functions available via PLC/Profibus:
• Change of product number (highest priority, Davis cannot change the

product when the PLC is connected)
• Reading all measuring values
• Modification of product parameters
• Firmware error/Profibus Adapter/Application program status information
• Simulation of digital inputs
• All functions of Davis are available.

• The product selection has to be done via PLC/SPS.
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4 Checking the Supplied Parts
Profibus Adapter was tested and packed carefully before shipment. However,
damage may occur during transport.
1. Keep the packaging material (box, foam piece, transport protection) for
possible returns and further questions from the transport and insurance
company.
2. Check the delivery for completion by comparing the supplied parts to those
noted in Table 4.1.
3. If a part is missing, contact your Anton Paar representative.
4. If a part is damaged, contact the transport company and your Anton Paar
representative.
Table 4.1: Supplied Parts
Symbol Pcs. Article Description Mat. No.

1 mPDS Profibus Adapter 17811
2 Connector for power supply and mPDS (RS232)
1 Instruction manual
English
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Table 4.1: Supplied Parts
Symbol Pcs. Article Description Mat. No.

1 CD/Disk with GSD file
Optionen:
1 Profibus DP 18689
connector 90° 12Mbit
1 DSUB plug 9 pins, male 54774

for Profibus adapter
1 DSUB plug 9 pins, female 55725

for PC (Davis)
1 Case for DSUB 61505
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5 PROFIBUS Address Setting
Open the 6 screws fixing the front panel and carefully remove the electronic board
in order to set the Profibus address.
Warning:
The electronic board is not protected against electrostatic discharge when
removed from its housing. Therefore please discharge at any grounded object
(table, etc....) before touching the board.
Fig. 5 - 1 Electronic head Profibus DP for mPDS
Referring to above figure there are 2 rotary switches on the board for setting the
address in the Profibus network in the range 00 to 99. The rotary switch "x10“ sets
the tens digit the rotary switch "X1" sets the ones digits. Note down the selected
address on the label on the front panel.
This Profibus address must match the address selected in the project in the PLC/
SPS development tool.
The default address set in the factory is "23"!
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6 Electrical and Mechanical Installations
6.1 Mechanical Installation
Make sure to connect the earth screw on the rear of the adapter to a proper earth
contact in the switchboard.
The Profibus adapter is mounted with its bracket onto a rail in the switch board.
The upper part of the bracket containing a metal spring, is inserted at first and
then the adapter is pushed back and down against the rail until the bracket snaps
in. Check proper mounting by pulling horizontally.
Fig. 6 - 1 Side view
The adapter is only allowed to be mounted close to the mPDS inside the
switchboard. The connection cable between mPDS and Profibus adapter
must be less than 3 m in length.
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6.2 Electrical Installation
The instructions given in this chapter are to be strictly followed. Installation

and service by authorized and qualified personnel only.
• The connection cables have to meet all local regulations and local
environmental conditions with special attention to mechanical stress.
• If cable lengths exceed 3 m use shielded cables with double insulation
only. The shield has to be grounded on one side only.
• Active signals (power supply) must be signals of SELV circuits (separated
extra low voltage) according to EN 60950.
• All signals connected to the adapter must be isolated from hazardous live
voltage: isolation voltage 4000 V r.m.s., 50/60 Hz.
• Establish a proper strain relief for all connected cables.
6.2.1 Profibus Connection
Use a standard Profibus cable to connect the mPDS Profibus Adapter to the
SPS/PLC.
Typically a shielded 2 core cable is selected.
Transfer rate 9.6 kbps to 12 Mbps
The following components are recommended for the connection to the

PROFIBUS:
PROFIBUS DP 90° connector 12Mbit (cat.no. 18689)
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6.2.2 RS232 Plug – PC/DAVIS (Data Acquisition Software,
Anton Paar)
Fig. 6 - 2 D-SUB plug (female)
Pin No. Signal Description Input/Output

1
2 TXD Transmit data Output
3 RxD Receive data Input
4
5 DGND data ground -
6
7
8
9
Metal Case Shield Shield or PE -
Pin No. 1 (DCD), Pin 4 (DTR) and Pin 6 (DSR), as well as Pin 7 (RTS) and Pin
8 (CTS) are connected inside the mPDS Profibus Adapter to enable the
communication with a PC (Terminal) using a standard connection cable
(RS232).
Lines 2 and 3 of the connection cable are not crossed.
Communication parameter settings:
RS232: Baud rate 9600 bit/s, no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit.The RS232 interface
is isolated.
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6.2.3 mPDS Connector
mPDS GND
mPDS TXD
mPDS RXD
The terminals „mPDS TXD“, „mPDS RXD“ and „mPDS GND“ have to be
connected to the corresponding terminals „TXD“, „RxD“ and „GND“ on the rear of
the mPDS.
Signal Meaning Input/Output

mPDS GND Data ground -
mPDS TXD Input data from mPDS Input
mPDS RXD Output data to mPDS Output
The maximum cable length is 3 m.
The connector can be removed for easier handling.
6.2.4 Power Supply Connector
+ 24V
GND
Shield
Use a DC adapter with an output voltage of 12 ...35 V DC and a shielded 2 wire
cable. The nominal voltage is 24 V DC and the corresponding current amounts to
about 60 mA.
The terminals are protected against reverse polarity.
Make sure to connect the earth screw on the rear of the adapter to the earth of
the switch board.
• The connector can be removed for easier handling.

• The maximum cable length is 3m.
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7 Indicator LEDs
Each LED is located above the plug it is related to.
Power LED
RS232-Davis LED
mPDS connector LED

mPDS GND
mPDS TXD
mPDS RXD
Profibus LED
Fig. 7 - 1
7.1 Profibus LED
The LED indicates the status of the Profibus:
LED (green) Description

On The mPDS Profibus Adapter is exchanging data with the connected PLC/SPS
(Data-Exchange-Mode)
Off The mPDS Profibus Adapter doesn't exchange data with the connected PLC/SPS
(no Data-Exchange-Mode). Baud-Search is active.
blinking (1.4 Hz) The mPDS Profibus Adapter doesn't exchange data with the connected PLC/SPS
(no Data-Exchange-Mode). Baud-Search was successful.
Possible reasons: wrong Profibus address.
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7.2 RS232 – DAVIS LED
This LED indicates data exchange between the adapter and the PC/DAVIS. Any
time the adapter receives data the LED is on for at least 5 seconds. Normally
whenever DAVIS is running and communicating with the mPDS this LED should
be permanently on. During start up the LED may be off for some moments.
7.3 mPDS Connector LED
This LED indicates a stable communication between mPDS and Profibus Adapter
and must be permanently on during normal operation. Otherwise there is a
communication error to the mPDS.
7.4 Power LED
The power LED indicates that the mPDS Profibus Adapter works properly, If there
is an internal error (Hardware/Firmware) this LED starts blinking and the
mPDS Profibus Adapter is reset and starts up from the beginning.
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8 Installation of the mPDS Profibus
Transmitter in a Profibus Network
(Siemens Simatic S7-300)
• This chapter uses an example to describe how to integrate an mPDS
Profibus Adapter into a Profibus network with PLC/SPS.
• This example does not claim to address all the issues involved. To
completely understand the information, you need comprehensive
knowledge of the used hardware and software and the tools on the PC.
This knowledge cannot be imparted within the framework of this
instruction manual.
Every Profibus hardware and software looks different. The information and
instructions given here therefore need to be adapted to the different system
configurations.
The software used in the example is "SIMATIC STEP 7 Version 5.4, Siemens for
project development".
Open a new project using the SIMATIC-Managers (project name e.g.: „mPDS“).
The next step could be, for example, to add a S7-300 station to the project.:
"Insert > Station > SIMATIC 300 – Station“
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Double-click on "Hardware" to open the following window:
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Use „Extras > Install new GSD file...“ to add the mPDS from the supplied CD to
the list in the right hand view. The name of the GSD file is „AP_084A.GSD“.
After this installation there should appear the following item in the right hand view:
"PROFIBUS-DP“ > "Additional field instruments“ > "General“ > "Anton Paar“ >
"mPDS“ > "mPDS Profibus Adapter“ with the application program modules.
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First define a rail, then the appropriate CPU with Profibus support or a Profibus
communication device (e.g. CPU-S7-314C-2 DP), the power supply and the
parameterization of the Profibus.
The screen may look as follows:
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Select the appropriate application program from the list of modules (e.g. z.B. 2000
Original Extract Monitor“) and set it to slot 1 of the mPDS Profibus Adapter. This
choice must match the settings on the mPDS otherwise a proper communication
to via Profibus is not possible.
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9 Cyclical Input Data
Address Address Description Type, number Range, comment
(relative) absolute of data bits
0 Product number (0 … 255) BYTE, 8 0…255 (mPDS 2000V3)
0 … 31 (mPDS 1000/1100)
1 Firmware status 1 BYTE, 8 See chapter 9.1
3 Profibus-Adapter Status BYTE, 8 See chapter 9.2
4 Application program error BYTE, 8 See chapter 11-16
byte (application programs)
5 reserved BYTE, 8
6 For details on input data of
the different application
programs see chapters
application programs 11 – 16.
10 ...
14 ...
...
Input and output data depend on the selected application program. The
details for all application programs are described in chapters 11 – 16.
9.1 Meaning of the Bits in the Firmware Status

BYTE 1/BYTE 2
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Firmware status BYTE 1/BYTE 2
mPDS 2000V3:
Status BYTE 1
Bit Position Meaning Error/Status message on the mPDS

1.0 The value assigned to AO#1 does not lie Invalid analog#1 output
within the entered scaling
1.1 Frequency at counter input #2 too high CNT 2 frequency too high
1.2 Frequency at counter input #1 too high CNT 1 frequency too high
1.3 No signal from the transducer Trans. Drop Out
1.4 Analog input # 1 < 0 / 4 mA Analog input #1 below threshold
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Status BYTE 2

2.0 Memory error CRC error
2.1 Wrong transducer type selected Wrong PTE type
2.2 The value monitored by alarm channel 2 "X" out of range ("X" is the value
is out of the entered range. assigned to alarm channel 2)
2.3 The value monitored by alarm channel 1 "X" out of range ("X" is the value
is out of the entered range. assigned to alarm channel 1)
2.4 The value monitored by alarm channel 1 "X" too low ("X" is the value assigned
is too low to alarm channel 1)
2.5 The value monitored by alarm channel 1 "X" too high ("X" is the value assigned
is too high. to alarm channel 1)
mPDS 1000/1100:
Status BYTE 1:

(depends on the selected application program)
1.0 Temperature too low e.g. Warn. Temp < 0°C
1.1 Temperature too high e.g. Warn. Temp > 40°C
1.2 Error density or sound velocity e.g. Warn. Dens. invalid
calculation
1.3 Density or sound velocity too low e.g. Warn. Dens. < 0.767
1.4 Density or sound velocity too high e.g. Warn. Dens. > 1.021
1.5 Error concentration calculation e.g. Warn. Alc invalid
1.6 Concentration too low e.g. Warn. Alc < 0% w/w
1.7 Concentration too high e.g. Warn. Alc > 100% w/w
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Status BYTE 2:

(depends on the selected application program)
2.0 Error in the application program,
see program description
2.1 Error at the calculation of density, Calc. Error
sound velocity or concentration
2.2 Calculation of temperature error -
2.3 Calculation of period error No oscillation
2.4 Error at the analog output Warn. AO Error
2.5 Error at the digital input -
2.6 Error at the analog input Warn. AI Error
2.7 No signal from the transducer Transd. Drop Out
9.2 Meaning of the Single Bits in the Profibus

Adapter Status Byte
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Profibus Adapter Status BYTE
Bit Position Description Comment

3.0 DAVIS online 1 ... DAVIS is active (data transfer in progress)
3.1 reserved
3.2 reserved
3.3 reserved
3.4 reserved
3.5 reserved
3.6 reserved
3.7 mPDS Communication Error Is set to "1", if the communication to the mPDS is
interrupted (e.g. cable broken)
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10 Cyclical Output Data
mPDS 2000V3:
Address Address Description Type, data bits Range Comment

relative absolute
0 Product number BYTE, 8 0...255
1.0 DI1 BIT, 1
1.1 DI2 BIT, 1
1.2 DI3 BIT, 1
1.3 DI4 BIT, 1
1.4 DI1 enable BIT, 1 1 = active, 0 = set
by mPDS Input
1.5 DI2 enable BIT, 1 -„-
1.6 DI 3 enable BIT, 1 -„-
1.7 DI4 enable BIT, 1 -„-
2 Parameter 1 REAL, 32 0 = ignore
MSB,..,LSB parameter
6 Parameter 2 REAL, 32
MSB,..,LSB
MSB,..,LSB
MSB,..,LSB
MSB,..,LSB
22 Index_Param 1 BYTE, 8 0 = ignore
parameter
23 Index_Param 2 BYTE, 8 -"-
27.0 Acknowledge command BIT, 1 0...1 „1“ = send
(„Enter“) parameters to
mDPS
mPDS 1000/1100:
Address Address Description Type, data bits Range Comment

relative absolute
0 Product number BYTE, 8 0...31
1.0 DI BIT, 1
1.1 0
1.2 0
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1.3 0
1.4 DI enable BIT, 1 1 = active, 0 = set by
mPDS Input
1.5 0
1.6 0
1.7 0
2 Parameter 1 REAL, 32 0 = ignore parameter
MSB,..,LSB
MSB,..,LSB
MSB,..,LSB
MSB,..,LSB
MSB,..,LSB
22 Index_Param 1 BYTE, 8 0 = ignore parameter
27.0 Acknowledge BIT, 1 0...1 „1“ = send parameters
command („Enter“) to mDPS
See application program chapters for a list of product parameters and

corresponding indexes of each application program.
10.1 Set the Digital Inputs of the mPDS via PLC/SPS

(Profibus)
The digital inputs can be set via PLC/SPS and Profibus. These are outputs for the
PLC/SPS. One byte of the output data block is used for this purpose.
Address Address Description Type, data Range Comment

relative absolute bits
1 virtual digit inputs (DI_PROFI) BYTE, 8 Digital inputs
to the mPDS
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For the mPDS 2000V3 the byte DI_PROFI is defined as follows:
Address Address Description

relative absolute
1.0 DI1
1.1 DI2
1.2 DI3
1.3 DI4
1.4 DI1_EN
1.5 DI2_EN
1.6 DI3_EN
1.7 DI4_EN
DI1 through DI4 correspond to the 4 digital inputs of the mPDS 2000 and DI1_EN
through DI4_EN are "Enable"-bits, to determine whether the digital input of the
mPDS-Hardware is read or set from the cyclical data from the PLC/SPS via
Profibus. A "1" activates (Enables) the digital input of the Profibus.
E.g.: DI_PROFI = 0b0011 0101: DI1 and DI2 are read from the PLC/SPS via
Profibus, DI3 and DI4 are read from the mPDS, no matter which values are sent
via PLC/SPS through the Profibus.
DI1 = "1" and DI2 = "0".
For the mPDS 1000/1100 the byte DI_PROFI is defined as follows:
Address Address Description

relative absolute
1.0 DI1
1.1 0
1.2 0
1.3 0
1.4 DI_EN
1.5 0
1.6 0
1.7 0
The single digital input behaves like the 4 digital inputs of the mPDS 2000V3.
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10.2 How to Modify Product Parameters of the mPDS
It is possible to modify the product parameters using the cyclical output data
block.
Enter the index of the parameter first and then the value.
Example:
You want to enter new offsets for the concentration values of application program
'3-Comp' for the mPDS 2000V3. Offset1 = 0.1; Offset2 = 0.2.
The indices are:
Index Description
25 Offset for concentration 1; 'Offset1'
26 Offset for concentration 2; 'Offset2'
Modify the output data block as follows:
Address relative Value

22 25 (Byte)
2 0.1 (REAL)
23 26 (Byte)
6 0.2 (REAL)
27 1 ("Enter")
• Make sure to modify the parameter index first and the parameter value
second!
• Each modified parameter/Index must be part of the output data block for
at least 0.1 seconds.
• Up to 30 parameters can be modified before sending and acknowledge
command ("Enter").
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11 mPDS 1000/1100 Application
Programs
11.1 Standard Program with DPRn Transducer

(Module "1000 Standard DPRn")
11.1.1 Input Data
Address Address Description Type, data bits Range

relative absolute
0 Product number (0 … 31) BYTE, 8 0…31
3 Profibus Adapter Status BYTE, 8 See chapter 9.2
4, 5 Not used
6 Temperature in [°C] REAL, 32 Temperature
10 Density at measuring REAL, 32 Density
temperature in [g/cm³]
14 Density at reference REAL, 32 Comp-Density
18 Concentration in [%] REAL, 32 Concentration
22 Analog input REAL, 32 Analog-In
26 Digital input DI DINT, 32 Digital-In
30 Temperature in [°F] REAL, 32 Temp-Fahrenheit
11.1.2 Product Parameters (Output Data)
For details of the cyclical output data see chapter 10, "Cyclical Output Data ".
Product parameters, which are a part of the cyclical output data, are described in
the following paragraph.
The type of the index is "BYTE, 8 bit", the type of the parameters is "REAL, 32 bit"
Index Parameter Name in the mPDS

13 Reference Temperature PARAM1
14 Density at reference temperature PARAM2
15 Temperature at measuring point 2 PARAM3
16 Density at measuring point 2 PARAM4
17 Density at reference temperature measuring PARAM5
point 1
18 Concentration at measuring point 1 PARAM6
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19 Density at measuring temperature of PARAM7
measuring point 2
11.2 Standard Program with SPRn Transducer

(Module "1000 Standard SPRn")
11.2.1 Input Data

relative absolute
3 Profibus adapter status BYTE, 8 See chapter 9.2
4, 5 Not used
6 Temperature in [°C] REAL, 32 Temperature
10 Sound velocity at measuring REAL, 32 Sound-Velocity
temperature in [m/s]
14 Sound velocity at reference REAL, 32 Comp-Svel
18 Concentration in [%], REAL, 32 Concentration
26 Digital input DI DINT, 32 Digital-In

30 Temperature in [°F] REAL, 32 Temp-Fahrenheit
The type of the index is "BYTE, 8 bit", the type of the parameters is "REAL, 32 bit".

13 Reference Temperature PARAM1
14 Sound velocity at reference temperature PARAM2
15 Temperature at measuring point 2 PARAM3
16 Sound velocity at measuring point 2 PARAM4
17 Sound velocity at measuring temperature of PARAM5
measuring point 1
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19 Sound velocity at reference temperature of PARAM7
measuring point 2
11.3 Alcohol Program (Module "1000 Alcohol

Program")
11.3.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4, 5 Not used
6 Temperature in [°C] of the connected REAL, 32 Temperature
transducer
10 Density at measuring temperature in [g/cm³] REAL, 32 Density
14 Density at 20 °C in [g/cm³] REAL, 32 Density-20
18 Alcohol concentration in [%w/w] or REAL, 32 Alcohol-%w
concentration in [Proof] if the application
parameter "Activate-Proof" = 1
22 Alcohol concentration in [%v/v] at 15 or 20 REAL, 32 Alcohol-%v
°C and H2O concentration in [%v/v] at
15.56 °C if application parameter "Activate-
Proof" = 1
30 Stop Signal to "freeze" the concentration DINT, 32 Hold-Input

values
34 Temperature in [°F] of the connected REAL, 32 Temp-
transducer Fahrenheit
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8 Offset for the adjustment of the alcohol Offset-%w
concentration in [%w/w]
9 Offset for the adjustment of the alcohol Offset-%v
concentration in [%v/v]
11.4 General Concentration Polynomial

(Module "1000 Conc-Polynomial")
11.4.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4, 5 Not used
6 Temperature in [°C] of the connected REAL, 32 Temperature
transducer
10 Density at measuring temperature in REAL, 32 Density
[g/cm³]
18 Concentration in [%], REAL, 32 Concentration,
density/ sound velocity at reference Comp-Density,
temperature Dens-Svel-Comp
26 Stop signal to "freeze" the DINT, 32 Hold-Input

concentration values
30 Temperature in [°F] of the connected REAL, 32 Temp-Fahrenheit
transducer
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1 Offset for the adjustment of: Offset
• concentration
• density at reference temperature in [kg/m³]
• sound velocity at reference temperature in
[m/s]
2 Factor for the adjustment of: Gain-Factor
• concentration
• sound velocity at reference temperature in
[m/s]
12 Offset for the adjustment of density at Offset
reference temperature in [g/cm³]
11.5 Product Specific Concentration Polynomial

(Module "1000 Prod-Spec-Polynom")
11.5.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4, 5 Not used
6 Temperature in [°C] of the REAL, 32 Temperature
connected transducer
18 Concentration in [%], REAL, 32 Concentration,
density/sound velocity at Comp-Density,
reference temperature Dens-Svel-Comp
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30 Temperature in [°F] of the REAL, 32 Temp-Fahrenheit
Index Parameter Name in the

mPDS
1 Offset for the adjustment of: Offset
• concentration
• sound velocity at reference temperature in [m/s]
2 Factor for the adjustment of: Gain-Factor
• concentration
• sound velocity at reference temperature in [m/s]
12 Offset for the adjustment of density at reference Offset
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11.6 Extract of Wort (Module "1000 Extract-of-Wort")
11.6.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4, 5 Not used
6 Temperature of the connected REAL, 32 Temperature
transducer in [°C]
[g/cm³]
18 Extract concentration in [°Plato] REAL, 32 Extract-Concentr

30 Temperature of the connected REAL, 32 Temp-Fahrenheit
transducer in [°F]

1 Offset for the adjustment of the extract Offset
concentration
2 Factor for the adjustment of the extract Gain-Factor
concentration
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11.7 Gas Density (Module "1000 Gas-Density")
11.7.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4, 5 Not used
6 Temperature of the connected transducer in REAL, 32 Temperature
[°C]
14 Density at standard conditions in [g/cm³] REAL, 32 Standard-
Density
18 Specific gravity related to air density REAL, 32 Specific-Gravity
22 Pressure from pressure transmitter REAL, 32 Pressure-In
connected to the analog input
26 Stop signal to "freeze" the concentration DINT, 32 Hold-Input
values
30 Temperature of the connected transducer in REAL, 32 Temp-
[°F] Fahrenheit

6 Offset for the adjustment of the density at Offset-D-ST
standard conditions in [g/cm³]
7 Offset for the adjustment of the specific gravity Offset-SG0
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11.8 Original Extract of Beer (Module "1000 O-Extr-
Program")
11.8.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4, 5 Not used
transducer in [°C]
14 Original Extract in [°Plato] REAL, 32 Original Extract
18 Original Gravity REAL, 32 Original Gravity
22 CO2 concentration from transmitter REAL, 32 CO2-Concentration
transducer in [°F]

1 Offset for the adjustment of the Original Extract Offset
in [°Plato]
2 Factor for the adjustment of the Original Extract Gain-Factor
3 Offset for the adjustment of the Original Gravity Offset-OG
4 Stored CO2 value used for compensation if the CO2-stored
CO2 transmitter fails.
6 Temperature related Offset for the adjustment OExt-TC
of the Original Extract
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11.9 Petroleum Products (Module"1000 Petroleum-
Program")
11.9.1 Input Data
Address Address Description Type, data Range

relative absolute bits
4, 5 Not used
transducer in [°C]
10 Density at measuring temperature REAL, 32 Density
in [g/cm³]
14 Density at 15°C or 60 °F in [g/cm³] REAL, 32 Density-15C or
Density-60F
18 API number at 15°C or 60 °F REAL, 32 API-15C or API-60F
22 Specific Gravity at 15 °C or 60°F REAL, 32 SG-15C or SG-60F
26 Pressure signal from transmitter REAL, 32 Pressure-AI
transducer in [°F]
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1 Offset for the adjustment of the density at Offset-D-15C or
15°C or 60 °F Offset-D-60F
10 Product group according to ASTM D 1250 Product-group
(DIN 51757)
11.10 Sugar Concentration (Module "1000 Sugar-

Program")
11.10.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4,5 Not used
transducer in [°C]
14 Sugar concentration in [°Brix] REAL, 32 Sugar-Concentr
18 CO2 concentration in [g/l] or REAL, 32 CO2-concentration
[Volumes]
transducer in [°F]
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1 Offset for the adjustment of the sugar Offset-%w
concentration
2 Factor for the adjustment of the sugar Gain-factor
concentration
4 Stored CO2 value used for compensation if the CO2-stored
CO2 transmitter fails.
11.11 Beverages Program (Module "1000

Soft-Drinks")
11.11.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4, 5 Not used
6 Temperature in [°C] of the REAL, 32 Temperature
10 Density at measuring temperature REAL, 32 Density
in [g/cm³]
14 Concentration in [°Brix] or [%] REAL, 32 Concentration
18 CO2 concentration bottle value in REAL, 32 CO2-Bottle
[g/l] or [Volumes]
22 CO2 concentration inline value in REAL, 32 CO2-concentration
[g/l] or [Volumes]
26 Density at 20 °C in [g/cm³] REAL, 32 Density-20
30 Oechsle REAL, 32 Oechsle
transducer in [°F]
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5 Factor for the adjustment of the sugar Gain-Brix
concentration
2 Factor for the adjustment of sugar Gain-CO2
concentration
12 Offset for the adjustment of density at 20 °C Offset-D20
4 Stored CO2 value used for compensation if CO2-stored
the CO2 transmitter fails.
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12 mPDS 2000V3 Standard Program
"StdApp"
12.1 Standard Program with DPRn Transducer

(Module "2000 StdApp DPRn")
12.1.1 Input Data

relative absolute
4 Application program error byte BYTE, 8 See information below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Temperature in [°C] REAL, 32 Temp-C
14 Density at reference REAL, 32 CompDens
18 Concentration in [%], REAL, 32 Conc
22 Value of analog input 1(AI#1) REAL, 32 AI#1
Application program error byte not used
The type of the index is "BYTE, 8 bit", the type of the parameters is "REAL, 32 bit"

1 Reference temperature Tref
2 Density at reference temperature Dens-Tref
3 Temperature at measuring point 2 Temp1
4 Density at measuring point 2 Dens-T1
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5 Density at reference temperature of Dens0
measuring point 1
6 Concentration at measuring point 1 C-Dens0
7 Density at reference temperature of Dens1
measuring point 2
8 Concentration at measuring point 2 C-Dens1
12.2 Standard Program with SPRn Transducer

(Module "2000 StdApp SPRn")
12.2.1 Input Data

relative absolute
5 not used BYTE, 8
10 Sound velocity at measuring REAL, 32 Sound-Vel
14 Sound velocity at reference REAL, 32 CompSvel
18 Concentration in [%], REAL, 32 Conc
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1 Reference temperature Tref
2 Sound velocity at reference temperature Svel-Tref
3 Temperature at measuring point 2 Temp1
4 Sound velocity at measuring point 2 Svel-T1
5 Sound velocity at reference temperature of Svel0
measuring point 1
6 Concentration at measuring point 1 C-Svel0
7 Sound velocity at reference temperature of Svel1
measuring point 2
8 Concentration at measuring point 2 C-Svel1
12.3 Standard Program with DSRn Transducer

(Module "2000 StdApp DSRn")
12.3.1 Input Data

relative absolute
2 Firmware status 2 BYTE, 8 -"-
4 Application program error byte BYTE, 8 See information
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
[g/cm³]
temperature [m/s]
18 Concentration 1 in [%] REAL, 32 Conc1
22 Concentration 2 in [%] REAL, 32 Conc2
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1 Coefficient for the Concentration formula 1 Param1
2 - " - Param2
3 - " - Param3
4 - " - Param4
5 Coefficient for the concentration formula 2 Param5
6 - " - Param6
7 - " - Param7
8 - " - Param8
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13 mPDS 2000V3 Application Programs
"Beer (Beermonitor, Original Extract
monitor, ...)"
13.1 Beer Monitor 2 (Module "2000 Beermon")
The following chapter describes the input and output data of the
Beer monitor 2 (application program "Beermon-2").
13.1.1 Input Data
Address Address Description Type, Range

relative absolute data bits
2 Firmware status 2 BYTE, 8 -“-
5 not used BYTE,8
6 Alcohol in [%m/m] REAL, 32 Alc-M
10 Alcohol in [%v/v] REAL, 32 Alc-V
14 Real extract in [°Plato] REAL, 32 Real-Extr
18 Original extract in [°Plato] REAL, 32 Orig-Extr
22 CO2 concentration adjusted in [g/l] or REAL, 32 CO2
[vol]
26 Apparent extract in [°Plato] REAL, 32 App-Extr
30 Density at 20 °C in [g/cm³] REAL, 32 D20
34 "Specific Gravity" or “Present gravity” *) REAL, 32 SG20 or PG *)
38 Apparent or real degree of fermentation REAL, 32 ADF or RDF **)
**)
42 Line pressure from CARBO in [bar] REAL, 32 P-Line
46 CO2 concentration in [g/l] or [vol] inline REAL, 32 CO2-CARBO
value
50 Stop signal to “freeze” the concentration DINT, 32 Hold
values
54 Temperature from CARBO in [°C] REAL, 32 Tem-CARBO
58 Pressure from CARBO via (AI#2) in REAL, 32 P-AI2
[bar]
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62 Oxygen (optional, from an oxygen REAL, 32 O2-AI3
transmitter connected to AI#3) or
temperature from the DPR transducer
66 Value of the analog input (AI#4) or true REAL, 32 AI#4
density from the DPRn transducer
70 Equilibrium pressure from CARBO in REAL, 32 P-Gas
[bar]
74 “Original gravity” REAL, 32 Orig-Grav
78 Error code from CARBO DINT, 32 ERR-CARBO
82 NaOH concentration (optional) REAL, 32 NAOH
86 Density at measuring temperature in [g/ REAL, 32 Density
cm³]
l94 Temperature in [°C] from the connected REAL, 32 Temp-C
DSRn
98 Temperature in [°F] from the connected REAL, 32 Temp-F
DSRn
102 Alcohol (%w/w)/Real Extract ratio or REAL, 32 Ratio-A/E or Ratio-E/
Real Extract/Alcohol(%m/m) ratio A ***)
depending on application parameter
"Ratio-OG".
106 Product parameter: REAL, 32 Alc-Offs
”Alc-Offs”
110 Product parameter: REAL, 32 OE-Offs or RE-Offs or
”OE-Offs”, "RE-Offs" or "OG-Offs" OG-Offs ****)
depending on application parameter
"OE-RE-Adj."
114 Product parameter: REAL, 32 D20-Offs or AE-Offs
”D20-Offs”, "AE-Offs", "PG-Offs", or PG-Offs or SG20-
"SG20-Offs" depending on application Offs *****)
parameter "SG-AE-Adj."
*) "Present Gravity" is used only if the application parameter SG-AE-Adj=2!
**) "Real Degree of Fermentation" (RDF) is used only if the application parameter
ADF-RDF=1!
***) Alcohol/Real Extract is transferred if "Ratio-OG"=0; Real Extract /alcohol is

transferred if "Ratio-OG"=2
****) Application parameter "OE-RE-Adj" defines what to transfer:

OE-RE-Adj=0 ... OE-Offs
OE-RE-Adj=1 ... RE-Offs
OE-RE-Adj=2 ... OG-Offs
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*****) Application parameter "SG-AE-Adj" defines what to transfer:
SG-AE-Adj=0 ... D20-Offs
SG-AE-Adj=1 ... AE-Offs
SG-AE-Adj=2 ... PG-Offs
SG-AE-Adj=3 ... SG20-Offs
Application program error byte
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Bit position Description Error message on the mPDS

0 Original/Real Extract or Alcohol < OExt/RExt or Alc < 0
0
1 Sound velocity too low SN < 0
2 Basic adjustment error Basic adjustment error
3 Adjustment error alcohol Alcohol adjustment error
4 Temperature difference between “Temp.diff. DPR <-> SPR
DPR <-> SPR is >1°C, additional >1°C”
measuring errors are to be
expected.
5 CO2 too high CO2 too high (>20g/l)
6 CARBO transducer error CARBO Transducer Error
7 Wrong transducer type selected Wrong transd. Type
(only DSRn and SPR(n) are
allowed)

1 Control parameter for the adjustment Control
2 Alcohol laboratory value for the adjustment Alc-Lab
3 Real extract laboratory value for the adjustment RE-Lab
4 Original extract or original gravity laboratory value for the OE-Lab
adjustment OG-Lab
5 CO2 laboratory value for the adjustment CO2-Lab
6 Density at 20 °C laboratory value for the adjustment D20-Lab
7 SG at 20 °C or apparent extract or present gravity laboratory value SG20-Lab or
for the adjustment AE-Lab or
PG-Lab
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8 Alcohol Beer Monitor value for the adjustment Alc-mPDS
9 Real Extract Beer Monitor value for the adjustment RE-mPDS
10 Original extract or original gravity Beer Monitor value for the OE-mPDS or
adjustment OG-mPDS
11 CO2 Inline value for the adjustment CO2-mPDS
12 Density at 20 °C mPDS value for the adjustment D20-mPDS
13 SG at 20°C or apparent extract or present gravity mPDS value for SG20-mPDS or
the adjustment AE-mPDS or
PG-mPDS
14
15 Alcohol offset for the adjustment Alc-Offs
16 Original extract or real extract or original gravity offset OE-Offs or
RE-Offs or
OG-Offs
17 SG at 20°C or density at 20°C or apparent extract or present gravity SG-Offs or
offset D20-Offs or
AE-Offs or
PG-Offs
18 Coefficient for linear correction of a temperature compensation Alc-TCor
error on alcohol.
19 Coefficient for linear correction of a temperature compensation OE-TCor
error on original extract.
20 Coefficient for linear correction of a temperature compensation D20-TCor
error on density at 20 °C.
21 CO2 offset, default = 0 CO2-Offs
22 Product group for the CO2 determination. SpecGroup
24 Coefficient for quadratic correction of a temperature compensation Alc-TCor2
error on alcohol.
25 Coefficient for quadratic correction of a temperature compensation OE-TCor2
error on original extract.
26 Coefficient for quadratic correction of a temperature compensation D20-TCor2
error on density at 20 °C.
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13.2 Original Extract Monitor (Module "2000
Oext-Mon")
13.2.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Original extract in [°Plato] REAL, 32 Orig-Extr
10 "Original gravity" REAL, 32 Orig-Grav
[vol]
18 NAOH concentration (optional) REAL, 32 NAOH
[bar]
30 CO2 concentration in [g/l] or [vol] REAL, 32 CO2-CARBO
inline value
34 Stop signal to freeze the DINT, 32 Hold
42 Pressure from CARBO via (AI#2) in REAL, 32 P-AI2
[bar]
46 Oxygen (optional, from an oxygen REAL, 32 O2-AI3
transmitter connected to AI#3)
50 Value of the analog input 4 (AI#4) REAL, 32 AI#4
62 Temperature in [°C] from the SPRn REAL, 32 Temp-C
transducer
66 Temperature in [°F] from the SPRn REAL, 32 Temp-F
transducer
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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0 Original Extract below 0 "Original Extract < 0"
1 Original Extract above 30 "Original Extract > 30"
2 Temperature below -3 °C "Temperature < -3""
3 Temperature above 25 °C "Temperature > 25"
4 Adjustment error related to original extract or CO2 "Adjustment error Oext or CO2"
5 CO2 too high CO2 too high (>20g/l)
6 CARBO error CARBO Transducer Error
7 Wrong transducer type selected (only SPRn is Wrong transd. Type
allowed)

3 Original extract process value for the Oext-mpds
adjustment
4 Original extract laboratory value for the Oext-Lab
adjustment
9 Offset for the adjustment of the original Offset
extract
10 Factor for the adjustment of the original Oext-Gain
extract
11 CO2 process value for the adjustment CO2-mPDS
12 Offset for the original gravity OG-Offset
21 Factor for the adjustment of CO2 CO2-Gain
22 Product group for the determination of CO2 SpecGroup
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13.3 Extract of Wort (Module "2000 Extr-Wort")
13.3.1 Input Data

relative absolute
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Extract in [°Plato, °Brix] REAL, 32 Extract
14 SG (specific gravity) at 20 °C REAL, 32 SG20
22 Stop signal to "freeze" DINT, 32 Hold
50 Temperature in [°C] of the REAL, 32 Temp-C
DPRn or SPRn
54 Temperature in [°F] of the REAL, 32 Temp-F
DPRn or SPRn
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Extract below '0' Extract < 0
1 .. 6 Not used
7 Wrong transducer type (only Wrong transd. Type
DPRn or SPRn are allowed)
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8 Offset to adjust the density at 20 °C OffsetD20
9 Offset to adjust the extract concentration Offset
10 Factor to adjust the extract concentration Gain
13.4 Mass of Extract (Module "2000 Mass-Extr")
13.4.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Extract in [°Plato, °Brix] REAL, 32 Extract
10 Volume of the wort in [litre] DINT, 32 Volume
14 Mass of extract in [kg] DINT, 32 Mass
18 Status of the mass calculation DINT, 32 Start
26 Number of volume pulses since last DINT, 32 Vol-CNT
reset
[g/cm³]
50 Temperature in [°C] of the DPRn REAL, 32 Temp-C
54 Temperature in [°F] of the DPRn REAL, 32 Temp-F
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7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Extract below "0" Extract < 0
1 .. 6 Not used
7 Wrong transducer type Wrong transd. Type
selected (only DPRn allowed)

9 Offset for the extract concentration Offset
10 Factor for the adjustment of the extract Gain
concentration
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"Beverages (COBRIX, CARBO ...)"
14.1 COBRIX (Module "2000 Cobrix")
14.1.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Concentration 1 REAL, 32 Concentr
10 Concentration 2 REAL, 32 Alc-BxAct
14 Signal to stop the CARBO (via DI2) DINT, 32 Liquid
[vol]
26 Degree of fermentation REAL, 32 Degr-Ferm
30 Line pressure from CABO in [bar] REAL, 32 P-Line
inline value
38 Signal to "freeze" the concentration DINT, 32 Flowstop
values
46 Pressure from the CARBO via (AI#2) REAL, 32 P-AI2
in [bar]
50 Oxygen (optional from an oxygen REAL, 32 O2-AI3
transmitter connected to AI#3)
[bar]
62 Package/bottle counter DINT, 32 Pack-CNT
[g/cm³]
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78 Temperature in [°C] from connected REAL, 32 Temp-C
DPRn or DSRn
82 Temperature in [°F] from connected REAL, 32 Temp-F
DPRn or DSRn
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Concentration outside the Concentration out of range
allowed range
1 Error during adjustment Adjustment error
2 Warning activated Lo/Hi Alarm
3 Alarm activated LoLo/HiHi Alarm
4 Temperature outside the Temp. < -5 or > 105 °C
allowed range
5 CO2 too high CO2 too high(>20g/l)
6 CARBO error CARBO Transducer Error
selected (DPRn or DSRn
allowed)
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1 Product type (sugared beverages, beer, wine ...) Prod-Type
4 Switch the CO2 measurement on/off (only for CARBO) CO2-off
6 Lower warning limit for concentration 1 Brix-Lo
7 Upper warning limit for concentration 1 Brix-Hi
8 Lower alarm limit for concentration 1 Brix-LoLo
9 Upper alarm limit for concentration 1 Brix-HiHi
11 CO2 Inline value for the adjustment CO2-mPDS
12 Concentration 1 laboratory value for the adjustment Brix-Lab
13 Concentration 1 process value for the adjustment Brix-mPDS
14 Alcohol laboratory value for the adjustment Alc-Lab
15 Alcohol process value for the adjustment Alc-mPDS
17 Factor for the adjustment of concentration 1 Brix-Gain
18 Factor for the adjustment of concentration 2 (alcohol/brix actual) Al-BaGain
20 Offset for the temperature coefficient of "KB". AK-Offset
21 Factor for the adjustment of CO2 (default '1') CO2-Gain
22 Product group for the determination of CO2 SpecGroup
23 Lower warning limit for concentration 2 Alc-Lo
24 Upper warning limit for concentration 2 Alc-Hi
25 Lower alarm limit for concentration 2 Alc-LoLo
26 Upper alarm limit for concentration 2 Alc-HiHi
27 Lower warning limit for CO2 CO2-Lo
28 Upper warning limit for CO2 CO2-Hi
29 Lower alarm limit for CO2 CO2-LoLo
30 Upper alarm limit for CO2 CO2-HiHi
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14.2 CARBO (Module "2000 Carbo")
14.2.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
[vol]
inline value
22 Pressure from the CARBO via (AI#2) REAL, 32 P-AI2
in [bar]
[bar]
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Valve error (P-Gas >= P- E1 valve error
Line-0.05)
1 Concentration out of range E2 Concentration out of range
2 Equilibrium pressure out of E4 P-Gas out of range
range
3 Temperature out of range E8 Temperature out of range
4 Line pressure out of range E16 P-Line out of range
5 External stop signal active E32 Stop input active or break
6 Degassing error (impeller E64 Degassing error
defective)
7 Air in the measuring chamber E128 air
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mPDS
9 Offset for the adjustment of the CO2 concentration Offset
21 Adjustment factor for CO2 CO2-Gain
22 Product group for the CO2 determination SpecGroup
14.3 Alcohol Program (Module "2000 Alcohol")
14.3.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Alcohol concentration in [%w/w] REAL, 32 Alc-W
10 Alcohol concentration in [%v/v] at 20°C REAL, 32 Alc-V20
14 Alcohol concentration in [%v/v] at 15 °C REAL, 32 Alc-V15
18 Alcohol concentration in Proof REAL, 32 Alc-Proof
30 Concentration of water in [%w/w] REAL, 32 H2O
34 Stop signal to "freeze" the DINT, 32 Hold
38 Value of the analog input 1(AI#1) REAL, 32 AI#1
42 Value of the analog Input 2 (AI#2) REAL, 32 AI#2
[g/cm³]
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58 Temperature in [°C] of the connected REAL, 32 Temp-C
DPRn
62 Temperature in [°F] of the connected REAL, 32 Temp-F
DPRn
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Temperature too low Warning temperature < 0 C
1 Temperature too high Warning temperature > 40 C
2 Density too low Warning density <0.767 g/cm3
3 Density too high Warning density >1.021 g/cm3
4 Alcohol below 0% Warning Alc-W < 0%w/w
5 Alcohol above 100% Warning Alc-W > 100%w/w
6 Not used

mPDS
1 Offset for the adjustment of the alcohol concentration in [%w/w] Off-Alc-W
2 Offset for the adjustment of the alcohol concentration in [%v/v] at 20 °C Off-V20
3 Offset for the adjustment of the alcohol concentration in [%v/v] at 15 °C Off-V15
4 Offset for the adjustment of the alcohol concentration in Proof Off-Proof
5 Offset for the adjustment of the water concentration in [%w/w] Off-H2O
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14.4 Alcohol in Proof (Module "2000 Proof")
14.4.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Alcohol concentration in Proof REAL, 32 Alc-Proof
18 Value of the analog input 1(AI#1) REAL, 32 AI#1
[g/cm³]
DPRn
DPRn
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Alcohol too low Warning Alc-Proof < 0
1 Alcohol too low Warning Alc-Proof > 200
2...6 Not used
selected
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2 Reference density for the calculation of D20 Ref-Dens
3 Reference temperature for the calculation of Ref-Temp
D20
4 Offset for the adjustment of the concentration Off-Proof
in Proof
5 Coefficient of the formula for D20 KA
6 - " - KB
7 - " - KC
8 - " - KD
9 - " - KE
10 - " - KF
11 - " - KG
12 - " - KH
13 - " - KI
14 - " - KJ
15 - " - KK
16 - " - KL
17 - " - KM
18 - " - KN
19 - " - KO
20 - " - KP
21 - " - KQ
22 - " - KR
23 - " - KS
24 - " - KT
25 - " - KU
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"Chemistry/Petrochemistry"
15.1 Petroleum Products (Module "2000 ASTM-Petr")
15.1.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
10 API number at 15 °C REAL, 32 API15
14 Specific gravity 15 °C REAL, 32 SG15
18 Density pressure compensated in REAL, 32 Density-P
[g/cm³]
26 Pressure from pressure transmitter REAL, 32 Press-AI1
connected to AI#1
[g/cm³]
46 Temperature in [°C] of the REAL, 32 Temp-C
connected DPRn
DPRn
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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0 Density out of range of the Range error D15
selected product group
1 Density outside the validity Warning D15 < 0.6 g/cm3
range of the used formulas
2 Density outside the validity Warning D15 > 1.2 g/cm3
range of the used formulas
3 ... 6 Not used
selected

1 Product group according ASTM D1250 ProdGroup
2 Offset for the adjustment of D15 Offset
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15.2 Concentration Polynomial
(Module "2000 Conc-Poly")
15.2.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Concentration in [%], Density at REAL, 32 Concentr,
reference temperature in [g/cm³] or CompDens,
[kg/m³], sound velocity at reference CompSvel
10 Specific gravity REAL, 32 SG
connected to AI#1
[g/cm³]
46 Temperature in [°F] REAL, 32 Temp-F
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Concentration, density/sound Concentr/CompDens/
velocity below 0 CompSvel <0
1...6 Not used
selected
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mPDS
1 Offset for the adjustment of concentration or density/sound Offset
velocity at reference temperature
2 Reference density for the concentration formula Ref-Dens
3 Reference sound velocity for the concentration formula Ref-Svel
4 Reference temperature for the concentration formula Ref-Temp
5 Coefficient of the concentration formula KA
6 - " - KB
7 - " - KC
8 - " - KD
9 - " - KE
10 - " - KF
11 - " - KG
12 - " - KH
13 - " - KI
14 - " - KJ
15 - " - KK
16 - " - KL
17 - " - KM
18 - " - KN
19 - " - KO
20 - " - KP
21 - " - KQ
22 - " - KR
23 - " - KS
24 - " - KT
25 - " - KU
26 Density of water in [g/cm³] for the calculation of specific gravity. H2O-Dens
27 Factor for the adjustment of the concentration Gain
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15.3 3-Component Polynomials
(Module "2000 3-Comp")
15.3.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Concentration 1 in [%], REAL, 32 Conc-1
[g/cm³]
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Concentration 1 < "0" Conc-1<0
2...6 Not used
selected
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Index Parameter Name in

the mPDS
2 Reference density for the concentration formulas Ref-Dens
3 Reference sound velocity for the concentration Ref-Svel
formulas
4 Reference temperature for the concentration formulas Ref-Temp
5 Coefficient of the concentration formulas AA
6 - " - AB
7 - " - AC
8 - " - AD
9 - " - AE
10 - " - AF
11 - " - AG
12 - " - AH
13 - " - AI
14 - " - AJ
15 - " - BA
16 - " - BB
17 - " - BC
18 - " - BD
19 - " - BE
20 - " - BF
21 - " - BG
22 - " - BH
23 - " - BI
24 - " - BJ
25 Offset for the adjustment of concentration 1 Offset1
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15.4 Gas Density (Module "2000 Gas")
15.4.1 Input Data
Address Address Description Type, Range

relative absolute data bits
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Specific gravity (= Standard density divided REAL, 32 Spec-Grav
by air density
10 Standard density REAL, 32 Std-Dens
14 Density pressure compensated in [g/cm³] REAL, 32 Density-P
18 Stop signal to "freeze" the concentration DINT, 32 Hold
values
connected to AI#1
42 Temperature in [°C] of the connected DPRn REAL, 32 Temp-C
46 Temperature in [°F] of the connected DPRn REAL, 32 Temp-F
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Density below "0" Warning Dens < 0 g/cm3
1 ... 6 Not used
selected
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The type of the index is "BYTE, 8 bit", the type of the parameters is "REAL, 32
bit".

25 Offset for the adjustment of standard density Offs-St-D
26 Offset for the adjustment of specific gravity Offs-SG0
15.5 Application Program (Module "2000 NaOH-Cl")
15.5.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Concentration NaOH in [%w/w], REAL, 32 NaOH
10 Concentration NaCl+Na2CO3 in REAL, 32 NaCl/-CO3
[%w/w]
14 Conductivity from Transmitter REAL, 32 Cond-AI1
connected to AI#1
DPRn
DPRn
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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Bit position Description Error message on
the mPDS
0 Concentration NaOH below "0" NaOH<0
1 Concentration NaCl+Na2CO3 below "0" NaCl/-CO3<0
2...6 Not used

2 Reference conductivity for the Ref-Cond
concentration formula
3 Reference sound velocity for the Ref-Svel
4 Reference temperature for the Ref-Temp
5 Coefficient of the concentration formula AA
6 - " - AB
7 - " - AC
8 - " - AD
9 - " - AE
10 - " - AF
11 - " - AG
12 - " - AH
13 - " - AI
14 - " - AJ
15 - " - BA
16 - " - BB
17 - " - BC
18 - " - BD
19 - " - BE
20 - " - BF
21 - " - BG
22 - " - BH
23 - " - BI
24 - " - BJ
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25 Offset for the adjustment of NaOH Offs-NaOH
26 Factor for the adjustment of NaOH Gain-NaOH
27 Offset for the adjustment of NaCl/-CO3 Offs-NaCl
28 Factor for the adjustment of NaCl/-CO3 Gain-NaCl
15.6 Application Program Module "2000 Conc-SV-P"
15.6.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Concentration in [%] REAL, 32 Concentr
10 Pressure from the pressure transmitter REAL, 32 Press-AI1
connected to (AI#1)
DPRn
DPRn
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Concentration below "0" Concentr < 0
1...6 Not used
selected
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2 Reference pressure for the concentration formula Ref-Press
3 Reference sound velocity for the concentration formula Ref-Svel
4 Reference temperature for the concentration formula Ref-Temp
5 Coefficient of the concentration formula AA
6 - " - AB
7 - " - AC
8 - " - AD
9 - " - AE
10 - " - AF
11 - " - AG
12 - " - AH
13 - " - AI
14 - " - AJ
25 Offset for the adjustment of the concentration Offs-Conc
26 Factor for the adjustment of the concentration Gain-Conc
15.7 Application Program Module "2000 H2SO4-SO3"
15.7.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Concentration H2SO4 in [%w/w] REAL, 32 H2SO4
10 Density number, sound number REAL, 32 d-s
14 Free SO3 REAL, 32 SO3
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[g/cm³]
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Bit position Description Error message on the

mPDS
0 Concentration H2SO4 below "0" Concentr H2SO4 <0
1...6 Not used
the following paragraphare described in the following paragraph.

1 Offset for the adjustment of H2SO4 Offset
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15.8 Application Program
(Module "2000 H2SO4-D20")
15.8.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Concentration H2SO4 in [%w/w] REAL, 32 H2SO4
10 Density at 20 °C in [g/cm3] REAL, 32 D20
[g/cm³]
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Bit position Description Error message on the

mPDS
0 Concentration H2SO4 below "0" Concentr H2SO4 <0
1 Density at 20 °C below "0" D20 <0
2...6 Not used
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1 Offset for the adjustment of the Offset
concentration H2SO4
2 Offset for the adjustment of D20 Off-D20
15.9 3-Components Polynomials General

(Module "2000 3-Comp-AI")
15.9.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
[g/cm³]
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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2...7 Not used

2 Reference value for X1 Ref-X1
5 Coefficient of the concentration formulas AA
6 - " - AB
7 - " - AC
8 - " - AD
9 - " - AE
10 - " - AF
11 - " - AG
12 - " - AH
13 - " - AI
14 - " - AJ
15 - " - BA
16 - " - BB
17 - " - BC
18 - " - BD
19 - " - BE
20 - " - BF
21 - " - BG
22 - " - BH
23 - " - BI
24 - " - BJ
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15.10 Density at Reference Temperature and
Concentration Polynomials
(Module "2000 Conc-Dref")
15.10.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 Not used BYTE, 8
6 Density at reference temperature in REAL, 32 CompDens
[g/cm³]
10 Concentration REAL, 32 Concentr
[g/cm³]
38 Temperature in [°C] of REAL, 32 Temp-C
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Density at reference CompDens <0
temperature below 0
1 Concentration below 0 Concentr <0
2...6 Not used
selected
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2 Reference density for the concentration Ref-Dens
formula
4 Reference temperature for the Ref-Temp
5 Coefficient of the concentration formula KA
6 - " - KB
7 - " - KC
8 - " - KD
9 - " - KE
10 - " - CA
11 - " - KG
12 - " - KH
13 - " - KI
14 - " - KJ
15 - " - CB
16 - " - KL
17 - " - KM
18 - " - KN
19 - " - CC
20 - " - KP
21 - " - KQ
22 - " - CD
23 - " - KS
24 - " - CE
26 Offset for the adjustment of density at Offs-Dens
reference temperature
27 Gain Factor for the adjustment of the Gain-Dens
density at reference temperature
28 Offset for the adjustment of concentration Offs-Conc
29 Gain Factor for the adjustment of Gain-Conc
concentration
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"Miscellaneous (Ext-Cell...)"
16.1 Application Program (Module "2000 EXT-CELL")
16.1.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Concentration in [%w/w] REAL, 32 Concentr
10 Period in [us] REAL, 32 Period
[g/cm³]
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Invalid transducer constants Invalid Const-A/Const-B
"Const-A" or "Const-B"
1 Invalid transducer constants Invalid transd.const. DA/DB
"DA" or "DB"
2...6 Not used
selected
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mPDS
1 Parameter to control the adjustment procedure Control
2 Density of standard 1 Density1
3 Period of standard 1 Period1
4 Density of standard 2 Density2
5 Period of standard 2 Period2
6 Transducer constant A Const-A
7 Transducer constant B Const-B
8 Coefficient of the concentration polynomial KA
9 - " - KB
10 - " - KC
11 - " - KD
12 - " - KE
13 - " - KF
14 - " - KG
15 - " - KH
16.2 Application Program (Module "2000 IBM-BFE")
16.2.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Density at reference temperature REAL, 32 CompDens
10 "Closing Time" for digital output 1 REAL, 32 CloseTime
(DO1)
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14 Target density at reference REAL, 32 Target
temperature
18 Status of DO1 REAL, 32 DO1-Ctrl
22 Last deviation between target density REAL, 32 Deviation
and current density at reference
temperature
[g/cm³]
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Density at reference Compensated Density < 0
temperature below '0'
1 P-Factor is '0' P-factor = 0
2 Control cycle is '0' Cycle = 0
3 Target density is '0' Target density = 0
4 Density tolerance is '0' Tolerance = 0
5/6 Not used
selected
This program doesn't use any product parameters.
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16.3 Application Program (Module "2000 Milk-Fat")
16.3.1 Input Data

relative absolute
below
5 not used BYTE, 8
6 Fat concentration in [%] REAL, 32 Fat
10 Content of solids in [%] REAL, 32 Solids
14 Fat concentration 2 from the global REAL, 32 Fat-2
formula
18 SNF ... Solids Non Fat from the REAL, 32 SNF-AI1
external transmitter connected to
AI#1
[g/cm³]
42 Measuring temperature in [°C] REAL, 32 Temp-C
46 Measuring temperature in [°F] REAL, 32 Temp-F
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Fat concentration below 0% Fat < 0
1 Total solids content below 0% Solids < 0
2 Fat concentration 2 below 0% Fat-2 <0
3...6 Not used
selected
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mPDS
1 Offset for the adjustment of fat concentration 1 Fat-off
2 Offset for the adjustment of the total solids contents Solid-off
3 Offset for the adjustment of fat concentration 2 Fat-2-off
4 Coefficient of the concentration polynomial KX
5 - " - AA
6 - " - AB
7 - " - AC
8 - " - AG
9 - " - AH
10 - " - AL
11 - " - AM
12 - " - AP
13 - " - AQ
15 - " - BA
16 - " - BB
17 - " - BC
18 - " - BG
19 - " - BH
20 - " - BL
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17 Settings on the mPDS 1000/1100 for
the mPDS Profibus Adapter
In order to use the mPDS 1000/1100 in combination with the mPDS Profibus
Adapter the following settings must be made:
1. Serial Interface RS232:
- Select "9600N81" in the menu '[Configuration]->[RS232-Format].

- Select "Off" in the menu '[Configuration]->[Bus-Settings]->[Bus-Mode].
This bus mode is only relevant when using the RS232 interface without
Profibus adapter.
2. Product selection:
If the mPDS is connected to a PLC/SPS via mPDS Profibus Adapter, it is not
allowed to select a product number via mPDS. Neither menu [Product-No]
nor the external product selection inputs may be used, the product may only
be changed by the PLC/SPS via Profibus.
3. Application program:
The application program selected during installation and putting into
operation mustn't be changed.
The PLC/SPS reads certain data from the GSD file. If the application
program is changed the input and output data do no longer match the
settings on the PLC/SPS and an error is generated.
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18 Settings on the mPDS 2000V3 for the
mPDS Profibus Adapter
In order to use the mPDS 2000V3 in combination with the mPDS Profibus Adapter
the following settings must be made:
1. Serial Interface RS232:
- Select "RS232" in the menu [Config]->[SerialInt]->[RS 232/485].

- Select "9600,N,8,1" in the menu [Config]->[SerialInt]->[Format].
- Select "Bus-Off" in the menu [Config]->[SerialInt]->[Bus-Mode]. This bus
mode is only relevant when using the RS485 interface, which was
deactivated above.
2. Product selection:
If the mPDS is connected to a PLC/SPS via mPDS Profibus Adapter, it is not

allowed to select a product number via mPDS. Neither menu [Prod-No] nor
the external product selection inputs may be used, the product may only be
changed by the PLC/SPS via Profibus.
3. Application program:
The application program selected during installation and putting into

operation mustn't be changed.
The PLC/SPS reads certain data from the GSD file. If the application
program is changed the input and output data do no longer match the
settings on the PLC/SPS and an error is generated.
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19 Settings in DAVIS When Using the
mPDS Profibus Adapter
The PC Software DAVIS and the PLC/SPS can be used simultaneously. There
are few restrictions:
1. Set the interface parameters to '9600,N,8,1' using the menu 'Setup' - 'Edit
line' and deactivate the bus mode.
2. The PLC/SPS which periodically reads data from the mPDS is the master for
the product selection. If DAVIS tries to change the product number then the
old product number is reset by the PLC/SPS. After a few seconds DAVIS
generates an error message.
To avoid this activate "Product Selection on mPDS" in the menu 'Edit line'.
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20 Trouble Shooting
1. Make sure that the selected application program matches the module
selected from the GSD file.
- If you press the right arrow key on the mPDS 1000/1100 the current
application program is inserted in display line 1.
- If you press the right arrow key on the mPDS 2000V3 the current
application program is inserted in the upper left hand corner of the display.
- The selected module must be checked in the PLC/SPS software (see
chapter 8 in this handbook)
2. The mPDS Profibus adapter sends configuration information to the

RS232/DAVIS channel at start-up. Connect a PC to the RS232/DAVIS
channel and open a terminal program (9600 baud, 8 bits no parity, 1 stop bit)
to view this information.
The configuration data may look like this:
* Anton Paar GmbH *

(c)2004 KU
mPDS Profibus Adapter V1.2.0019
GSD: AP_084A.GSD
Active Profibus Address: 23
Configuration Bytes: 0xC2 0x9B 0x9D 0x12 0x01 0x40 0x9F
0x40 0x87
If the application program in the mPDS is changed the following information

is transmitted to the PC:
mPDS2000
New Configuration Bytes: 0xC2 0x9B 0x9D 0x10 0x01 0x40
0x9B
3. Check the Profibus address in your PLC/SPS and in the mPDS Profibus
adapter.
If the addresses match and the Profibus is active the Profibus-LED on the
adapter is "on".
If the addresses are different the Profibus-LED is blinking.
4. Make sure that the data type of the output data matches the data type in your
PLC/SPS program (REAL or DINT).
5. Indicator LEDs:
There is one LED dedicated to each plug. All LEDs are on for 0.5 seconds
when the power is switched on (self test).
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Power LED:
ON: Power supply OK (adapter is in operation)

Blinking: Hardware error, replace adapter
OFF: Voltage too low, +/- interchanged
mPDs connector LED:
ON: Communication OK
OFF or Blinking: • Check interface settings on mPDS (9600N81)
• Cable defective or wrong wiring
• Bus mode in the mPDS is activated
• RS485 (mPDS 2000V3) is activated
Profibus LED:
ON: Communication via Profibus OK

OFF: • Faulty connection to SPS
• A/B wire interchanged
• SPS switched off
• RS485 (mPDS 2000V3) is activated
Blinking: Wrong Profibus adapter address
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21 Technical Data
21.1 Profibus Specifications:
Company name: Anton Paar GmbH, Device_Man_Id: 275

(dezimal)
Profibus-DP: EN 50170-2, IEC 61158
Physical Layer: US Standard EIA RS485, linear bus with
Termination at both ends,
branch line 0.3 m
Possible data rates in [kbit/s] 9.6, 19.2, 31.25, 45.45, 93.75, 187.5, 500,
(Automatic baud rate detection) 1500, 3000, 6000, 12000
max. Segment length 1200 m, depending on data rate and
cable specifications
Model name: mPDS Profibus Adapter
Version: 1.2
Manufacturer: Anton Paar GmbH
ID-Number: 084A HEX
GSD-File: AP_084A.GSD, V3.00
21.2 Maximum Line Lengths at Different Data Rates
Data rate in [kbit/s] 9.6 19.2 45.45 93.75 187.5 500 1500 3000 6000 12000
Line length in [m] 1200 1200 1200 1200 1000 400 200 100 100 100
21.3 Line Parameters
Profibus line type A (IEC 61158) should be used
Parameter Specification
Impedance in [Ω] 135 ... 165 (at 3 ... 20 MHz)
Capacitance [pF/m] < 30
Loop resistance [Ω/km] < 110
Core diameter [mm] > 0.64
Core cross section [mm²] > 0.34
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21.4 Power Supply
Parameter Specification
Voltage DC 12 ... 35 V (recommended: DC 24 V)
The adapter is protected against reverse
wiring of the power terminals.
Current at DC 24 V 60 mA
21.5 Profibus D-SUB Plug Pinning
The D-SUB plug with 9 pins is defined as follows:
Fig. 21 - 1 D-SUB plug (female)
Pin No. Signal Description Input/output

1 Not used -
2 Not used -
3 RxD/TxD-P Receive/Transmit data P, B-line, positive data line Input/Output
4 CNTR-P Repeater control signal; RTS signal, TTL-level Output
5 DGND Data ground (Reference voltage VP) Output
6 VP Power supply; (P 5 V) Output
7 not connected -
8 RxD/TxD-N Receive/Transmit data- N, A-line, negative Data Input/Output
line
9 Not used
Metal case Shield Shield or PE
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21.6 Dimensions, Weight, Environmental
Conditions,..
Parameter Specifications
Ambient temperature 10 – 40 °C
Humidity 10 – 90%, non condensing
Dimensions (length x width x height) Ca. 130x66x138 mm
Installation Depth including Profibus Ca. 200mm
connector
Weight Ca. 0.7 kg
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22 Document Numbers
Document number Date Comment
A90IB33A 30.6.2004 mPDS 1000 included
Preliminary version
A90IB33B 28.10.2004 First official version
A90IB33C 11.11.2004 Improved version
A90IB33D 12.01.2005 Improved version
A90IB33E 06.12.2006 Bier monitor 2 replaces the former
Beer monitor
A90IB33F 10.07.2007 • mPDS 1100
• Alcohol program: "Proof" + "H2O"
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Appendix A: Certificate
Appendix A: Certificate
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Appendix B: Application Example
mPDS 2000V3 – PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS – PLC/SPS
1) Introduction
This application note explains the implementation of x Intrinsic safety (Ex-I) via additional constraints
an mPDS 2000V3 into an existing PROFIBUS DP according to FISCO model
network. It covers the basics of PROFIBUS in
combination with mPDS evaluation units. Please x The physical layer is also called Manchester
refer to the instruction manual "mPDS PROFIBUS- Bus Powered (MBP)
Adapter" for details. x IEC 61158-2: Type of medium attachment unit
(MAU) suited for process automation
2) PROFIBUS PROFIBUS PA specifies the device characteristics
PROFIBUS is a standardized digital in so called profiles, which facilitate the
communications system (fieldbus) for all areas of interchangeability of devices made by different
applications in manufacturing and process manufacturers. Profiles exist particularly for certain
automation. The PROFIBUS protocol is based on devices such as pressure, temperature sensors,
the norms EN 50170 and IEC 61158. Fieldbus flow meters, analog and digital in-/outputs,
systems are industrial networking systems valves/actuators and analyzers.
developed to replace centralized parallel wiring and
prevailing analog signal transmission. There are 2.2) PROFIBUS DP
other fieldbus systems available such as PROFIBUS DP (DP … Decentralized Peripherals)
'FOUNDATION FIELDBUS' , 'CANBUS', was explicitly specified for factory automation.
'MODBUS', 'DEVICENET'. PROFIBUS is one of the Devices such as identification systems, weighing
most important fieldbuses. For details on both and dosing systems, human machine interfaces
PROFIBUS DP (Factory Automation) and and energy-systems are connected via a 2 wire
PROFIBUS PA (Process Automation) refer to the cable. RS 485 is used as physical layer. A
Internet http://www.profibus.com also providing PROFIBUS DP network segment is typically wired
web-based training in German and English. The by a twisted pair, shielded cable at data rates of up
following section can only give a short summary of to 12 Mbit/s (typically 1,5 Mbit/s). There are no
the most important basic characteristics. application profiles available and the power supply
The communication between the process control is provided separately. It is possible to connect
system (master) and the field devices (slaves) can PROFIBUS PA segments to PROFIBUS DP
only operate if and only if the master fully segments using special coupling devices.
recognizes the device-specific parameters and data
formats. Communication parameters of a
PROFIBUS device are defined in an electronic
3) System Requirements
device data base file (GSD file) in a predetermined x PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS
format. Downloading the GSD file into the
configuration tool enables the process control x mPDS 2000V3: Firmware version V05.02 or
system to utilize the communication parameters of higher
the device. x SPS/PLC: PROFIBUS-DP input according to EN
50170-2, IEC 61158
2.1) PROFIBUS PA
x Special software modification on PLC/SPS
PROFIBUS PA (PA … process automation) was
carried out by the customer or system
explicitly specified for process automation. It meets
administrator himself.
particularly the demands of the chemical industry
for use in hazardous areas and for applications
where both power and communication must be
available over the bus. A PROFIBUS PA network
segment consists of a maximum of 32 stations.-
Line, tree and star topology is possible:
x two wire transmission
x 31.25 kBaud (preferred), high speed variants
without bus powering und without intrinsic safety
x synchronous transmission (->Manchester
encoding)
x optional: bus powering devices (>=10 mA per
device
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4) Connection scheme
Figure 1: Connection scheme
5) Settings on the mPDS 2000V3
x Select Interface parameters on the mPDS according to the requirements in the individual
2000V3 “9600N81” using menu system environment.
[Config][SerialInt][Format]
x Set [Bus mode] ="off" on the mPDS2000V3
using menu [Config][SerialInt][Bus-Mode]
x Select “RS232” using menu
[Config][SerialInt][RS232/485]
All application programs delivered with firmware

version V05.02 and higher are compatible to the
PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS. The available
measuring/display values are transferred to the
PROFIBUS DP adapter periodically. Product
parameters, the product number and the digital
inputs can be changed by the PLC via PROFIBUS
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6) Integration of the PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS into an SPS/PLC

process control system
ADDRESS: Each component linked to a A PLC uses one part of the memory as input
PROFIBUS network segment must have a unique memory and a separate part as output memory.
address. The address of the PROFIBUS DP The addresses for both the input data and the
Adapter mPDS is set via 2 switches on the output data start at '0' and end at e.g. 1024.
electronic board. Open the 6 screws on the front
How can the PLC receive a certain measuring
of the adapter and set the required address. Note
value from the mPDS 2000V3 into the PLC:
the address on the front using a permanent text
marker. The measuring values from the mPDS
(application program "Cobrix") such as "concentr",
WIRING: The PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS is
"CO2“… are stored with a specific address in the
supplied by 24 VDC and connected to the RS232
memory allocated to the input data block.
of the mPDS 2000V3 via a shielded 3 wire cable
(GND/RXD/TXD). The SPS/PLC is connected to Referring to the instruction manual of the
the PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS using a PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS you find out that
standard 2 wire shielded cable (typically with the relative address of the "concentr" of the
violet cable sheath). module "2000 Cobrix" is "6" therefore the absolute
address of the concentration in the PLC's input
PLC-CONFIGURATION TOOL (e.g.
memory is 354+6=360. The format of the
SimaticManager): The PROFIBUS DP Adapter
"concentr" is 'REAL' with 32 bits=4 bytes.
GSD file is imported into the software
configuration tool of the PLC/SPS. Usually there The system administrator needs the absolute
are simple methods (drag and drop) to install the address and the format (number of bytes) to be
mPDS on a virtual rail on a PC monitor. In a able to use the "concentr" in a PLC program e.g.
second step the required module (application for displaying this value on the PLC/SPS monitor.
program) must be selected (e.g. "2000 Cobrix").
Each PLC/SPS has a certain memory of e.g. 2048
bytes for the data exchange with all connected How to change a product parameter via
PLC modules and all devices connected via PLC/SPS:
PROFIBUS. The memory is used to receive data You want to enter e.g. a “lower warning limit” of
from external devices (INPUT DATA) and used to "11" for the "concentr' in Brix. The index of the
transfer data to external devices (OUTPUT product parameter "lower warning limit" in the
DATA). mPDS 2000V3 is 6 (see instruction manual
There is a cyclic data transfer between PLC/SPS PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS). We use
parameter 1 of the output data block. The relative
and PROFIBUS DP Adapter mPDS. The data rate
depends on the settings of PROFIBUS DP, the address of parameter 1 in the output data block is
used PLC/SPS, the cable length, etc. 2 and the relative address of the "index parameter
1" is 22. The absolute address of parameters 1 is
After selecting a specific module from the GSD file 256+2=258 and the absolute address of the index
a certain PLC memory space is allocated to the of parameter 1 is 256+22=278.
mPDS for input data and output data. The program on the PLC must store '6' as binary
number at address 278 and '11' in the 'REAL'
The cyclical output data are used to change the
format at address 258(i.e. address range 258,…,
product number, to simulate digital input signals of
261) of the output data memory. The changed
the mPDS and to modify product parameters
parameter has to remain in the memory for at
(offsets, alarm limits …).
least 1 second, afterwards additional parameters
The cyclical input data contain the current product can be changed. Indices with value '0' are
number, the measuring values from the mPDS ignored.
and the status/error messages of PROFIBUS DP Make sure to change the required index first and
Adapter and mPDS. then change the corresponding parameter.
There are 5 parameters and 5 indices in the
output data block which can be used to modify
E.g: Module "2000 Cobrix" from the GSD file
product parameters.
x 28 bytes output data are allocated to output So far the parameters and indices have been
memory addresses 256 … 283 transferred to the adapter only.
x 86 bytes input data are allocated to input Setting the last byte of the output data block
memory addresses 354 … 439 (relative address 27, absolute address
256+27=283) for about 1 second to '1'
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acknowledges the changes and the PROFIBUS The first byte (relative address 0, absolute
DP adapter transfers the new values of the address in our example 256+0 = 256) of the
parameters to the mPDS. A maximum of 30 output data block is used to select the product
parameters can be changed before an number. The PLC program has to write the
acknowledge command must be transmitted. product as binary coded number into this byte.
This byte allows the selection of all 256 products.
Hint: The integration of the PROFIBUS DP
How to change the product number via
Adapter mPDS into the PLC/SPS must be carried
PLC/SPS:
out by the customer or system administrator
When connecting a PLC via PROFIBUS DP himself. It is not the task of Anton Paar’s agents or
Adapter to the mPDS the product number can service engineers to write/modify existing
only be changed by the PLC. It is not allowed to PLC/SPS programs.
change the product number via external product
inputs or via keypad or DAVIS!
Figure 2 Input/output data block
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7) Using SPS/PLC and DAVIS simultaneously
Connect the RS232 of the PC to the RS232 on

the PROFIBUS DP Adapter
mPDS(“RS232/DAVIS”). If there is a large
distance between the adapter and the PC it may
be necessary to use 2 additional RS232/RS485
converters.
When DAVIS is used simultaneously with the
PROFIBUS DP Adapter (SPS) there are some
limitations:
1) The product selection must be carried out by
the PLC, therefore activate the option 'product
selection on mPDS' when creating a new line.
2) Both the PLC and DAVIS have access to the
same parameters. If products are defined with
corresponding limits in DAVIS then make sure
that the PLC does not change the alarm limits too.
There could occur conflicts between the limits
stored in DAVIS, in the mPDS and in the PLC!
3) The refresh rate for new data to the PROFIBUS
will increase from 2 to 5 seconds.
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Copyright © 2007 Anton Paar GmbH, Graz, Austria

Contact: Anton Paar GmbH

Document number: A90IB33F.fm

1 About the Instruction Manual ......................................................................................................... 9

Symbols in this Instruction Manual

This instruction manual features the following symbols:

• The installation procedure should only be carried out by authorized

• Do not operate the Profibus Adapter if a malfunction is suspected, or

• The Profibus Adapter is not an explosion-proof instrument and therefore

• The Profibus Adapter contains electrostatic sensitive components. Prevent

• Repair and service procedures may only be carried out by authorized

• Dispose of the Profibus Adapter according to the country-specific legal

• mPDS 2000V3: Firmware version V05.00 or higher

• Change of product number (highest priority, Davis cannot change the

• Reading all measuring values

• Modification of product parameters

• Firmware error/Profibus Adapter/Application program status information

• Simulation of digital inputs

• All functions of Davis are available.

3. If a part is missing, contact your Anton Paar representative.

Table 4.1: Supplied Parts

Symbol Pcs. Article Description Mat. No.

2 Connector for power supply and mPDS (RS232)

Symbol Pcs. Article Description Mat. No.

1 DSUB plug 9 pins, male 54774

1 DSUB plug 9 pins, female 55725

1 Case for DSUB 61505

Fig. 5 - 1 Electronic head Profibus DP for mPDS

The default address set in the factory is "23"!

6.1 Mechanical Installation

Fig. 6 - 1 Side view

The instructions given in this chapter are to be strictly followed. Installation

6.2.1 Profibus Connection

Transfer rate 9.6 kbps to 12 Mbps

The following components are recommended for the connection to the

Fig. 6 - 2 D-SUB plug (female)

Pin No. Signal Description Input/Output

Communication parameter settings:

Signal Meaning Input/Output

The maximum cable length is 3 m.

The connector can be removed for easier handling.

6.2.4 Power Supply Connector

The terminals are protected against reverse polarity.

• The connector can be removed for easier handling.

mPDS connector LED

7.1 Profibus LED

The LED indicates the status of the Profibus:

LED (green) Description

7.3 mPDS Connector LED

7.4 Power LED

The screen may look as follows:

9.1 Meaning of the Bits in the Firmware Status

Bit Position Meaning Error/Status message on the mPDS

Bit Position Meaning Error/Status message on the mPDS

Bit Position Meaning Error/Status message on the mPDS

Bit Position Meaning Error/Status message on the mPDS

9.2 Meaning of the Single Bits in the Profibus

Bit Position Description Comment

Address Address Description Type, data bits Range Comment