IBA Optical Data Concentrator ibaBM-COL-8i-o

Fiber Optic Infrastructure

Concentrating, Distributing and Multiplying Optical Signals

With the devices from the Fiber Optic infrastructure product range,

the user can concentrate and distribute Fiber Optic connections with ibaNet protocols of different speed categories (3 Mbit up to 32 Mbit).

Fiber Optic Infrastructure at a Glance

Optical Data Concentrator ibaBM-COL-8i-o

Data concentrator concentrates 8 ibaNet lines into one line

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The inputs support 2Mbit and 3Mbit (sampling time 1 ms), the output supports 32 Mbit

Direction

Select the direction from the drop-down menu:

O->T: originator -> target

T->O: target -> originator

❑ Address

The Byte address of the signal within the input and output range of the device. The ad

dress range always begins with the address 0.

Active

When this option is selected, the signal is acquired and also considered when checking

the number of licensed signals.

More columns can be displayed or hidden, using the context menu (right mouse-click on

the header).

Enter here the digital signals you want to record in sequential order. The columns in the

signal list have the following meaning:

❑ Name

Here, you can enter a signal name and additionally two comments, if you click on the

icon on the signal name field.

❑ Direction

Select the direction from the drop-down menu:

O->T: originator -> target

T->O: target -> originator

❑ Address

The Byte address of the signal within the input and output range of the device. The ad

dress range always begins with the address 0.

❑ Bit No.

Enter the Bit no within the Byte defined as “Address“.

❑ Active

When this option is selected, the signal is acquired and is also considered when checking

the number of licensed signals.

More columns can be displayed or hidden, using the context menu (right mouse-click

on the header).

“EtherNet/IP sniffer decoder” module

The module „EtherNet/IP sniffer“ is only available below an “ibaBM-ENetIP” node.

The “Sniffer decoder” module is suitable for acquiring large amounts of digital signals

that are present in the form of bytes, words, or double words in an EtherNet/IP network.

Basic

❑ Locked, Enabled, Timebase, Use name as prefix

See chapter 9.2.1.1

❑ Module No.

Internal reference number of the module. This number determines the order of the

modules in the signal tree of ibaPDA client and ibaAnalyzer.

EtherNet/IP

❑ Originator address, Target address, Connection path, Header size O->T, Header

size T->O

See chapter 9.2.2.1

Module Layout

❑ No. of decoders

Specify the number of analog values that can be decoded into digital signals (max.

256).