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    The NMIDK multiplexer is used with RS card modules to increase the number of available digital inputs from 8 to 56. It connects to terminal module carriers containing digital input modules. The multiplexer samples input signals up to every 6 seconds and stores the values in the RS module's DZ register rather than the normal input table. It requires a special SAPIM structure downloaded to the RS module and increases the flexibility of digital inputs at the cost of response time for non-time critical applications.

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    The NMIDK multiplexer is used with RS card modules to increase the number of available digital inputs from 8 to 56. It connects to terminal module carriers containing digital input modules. The multiplexer samples input signals up to every 6 seconds and stores the values in the RS module's DZ register rather than the normal input table. It requires a special SAPIM structure downloaded to the RS module and increases the flexibility of digital inputs at the cost of response time for non-time critical applications.

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    The NMIDK multiplexer is used with RS card modules to increase the number of available digital inputs from 8 to 56. It connects to terminal module carriers containing digital input modules. The multiplexer samples input signals up to every 6 seconds and stores the values in the RS module's DZ register rather than the normal input table. It requires a special SAPIM structure downloaded to the RS module and increases the flexibility of digital inputs at the cost of response time for non-time critical applications.

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    INTEGRAL RSM

    K21-02.15

    Card modules

    1/4
    en - 04.1999

    NMIDK
    Multiplexer 56/8
    Used in conjunction with the
    RS card modules to increase the
    number of digital inputs available.
    The multiplexer is not suitable for
    time-critical applications or counting
    functions.

    NMIDK

    Technical data

    Electrical protection
    The inputs are electrically separated
    inside the terminal module from the
    power supply and the signal output.

    Important:
    Note that the inputs gained by using
    the multiplexer are stored as digital
    calculated values in the DZ register,
    and not in the normal input table of
    the RS card module memory map.

    Supply voltage
    Nominal voltage
    Current consumption

    From RS controller, type NRU../A


    DC 15 V
    20 mA

    Signal inputs
    Number of digital inputs
    Sink current

    56
    0.125 mA per input

    Signal outputs
    Number of digital outputs
    Sink current
    Current limitation with overvoltage
    Output voltage
    Connections
    Connection cable

    8
    1.5 mA per output
    9.5 mA
    "ON" : < DC 0.65 V
    "OFF": DC 12 V
    Ribbon cable to terminal module carrier
    and RS card module

    Weight excluding packaging

    Approx. 0.5 kg

    Dimensions (W x H x D)

    30 x 262 x 200 mm

    Mounting

    In NHGB card frame

    Safety
    Product safety
    Contamination level
    Electrical safety

    EN 61010-1
    2
    SELV-E (PELV to IEC 364-4-41)

    General ambient conditions


    Usage
    Temperature range
    Operation
    Storage
    Ambient humidity
    Conformity

    Installed in control panel


    5 ... 45 C
    25 ... 70 C
    10 ... 90 %rh, non-condensing
    This product meets the requirements for
    marking

    Brief description
    The multiplexer is used in conjunction with the RS card modules and
    provides for a maximum of 56 digital data points in place of eight universal
    inputs and outputs.
    A special SAPIM structure must be downloaded to the RS module for the
    multiplexer application. The disk containing this structure must be ordered
    separately.
    The multiplexer is connected to the RS module using the ribbon cable
    supplied (see page 3). The same cable is used for the AC 24 V power supply
    to the RS module.
    The sampling rate for inter-RS communication varies according to the
    SAPIM structure, up to a maximum of six seconds. (NKIC terminal modules
    should not, therefore be used with the NMIDK).

    Siemens Building Technologies

    Landis & Staefa Division

    INTEGRAL RSM

    K21-02.15

    Card modules

    2/4
    en - 04.1999

    Connections
    The connections to the peripheral devices are made via the terminal module carriers and the terminal modules. The terminal module carriers (up to
    a maximum of seven) are connected to the multiplexer by ribbon cable,
    and can each accommodate up to eight plug-in terminal modules.
    For NKIDP/8 terminal modules (see K21-02.55), the NTOM module carrier
    should be used. Each NTOM can accommodate a maximum of four plug-in
    modules, but no more than seven per NMIDK multiplexer. The NTOM module carriers are connected directly to the NMIDK, again by ribbon cable
    (see page 4).
    The multiplexer and the terminal modules are supplied directly with
    DC 15 V from the RS card module. It is therefore important to ensure that
    the maximum output current of the RS module (500 mA) is not exceeded.
    (Calculate the total intrinsic consumption of the RS module, terminal
    modules, multiplexer, sink currents etc.).

    Construction
    The multiplexer consists of the NHGB card housing (see K21-02.18) and the
    plug-in printed circuit board. The card housing provides the necessary
    mechanical support for the PCB.
    Front plate
    The printed circuit board forms a single unit with the front plate, which
    incorporates the connection sockets and indicators as shown below:
    9H747 A

    Top handle with labelling space


    LED
    7
    6
    5
    4
    3

    Connection sockets 1 ... 7 (for


    terminal module carriers
    and/or NKIDP/8 modules)

    2
    1

    Connection socket for RS card module


    Ordering information
    The NHGB card housing must be ordered
    separately.

    Bottom handle with type label

    NMIDK

    The yellow LED indicates normal operation. It flashes at the same rate at
    which the multiplexer is scanned.
    The ribbon cable connectors of the NTIM terminal module carriers or
    NKIDP/8 terminal modules are plugged into connection sockets 1 ... 7.
    Each connector incorporates eight signal inputs.
    The multiplexer is connected (again by ribbon cable) to the RS card module
    via the lower connection socket. This connection provides the NMIDK with
    the requisite DC 15 V power supply and also carries the address inputs and
    eight digital outputs.
    All connections can be mechanically secured.

    Siemens Building Technologies

    Landis & Staefa Division

    INTEGRAL RSM

    K21-02.15

    Card modules

    3/4
    en - 04.1999

    Caution :
    Do not touch the PCB.
    Electronic components can be damaged by electrostatic discharge. Handling the PCB without observing electrostatic precautions will invalidate
    the warranty.

    Printed circuit board


    The printed circuit board incorporating the electronic circuit is combined
    with the front plate to form a single unit. It can be inserted and removed
    from the card housing using the two handles on the front plate. When correctly in place, the front plate locks into the card frame.

    Mounting
    For control panel installation the multiplexer can be mounted as follows:
    Screw the housing directly to the control-panel base
    Mount on two DIN/EN rails
    Mount on a standard 19" fixed or swivel rack
    See K21-10 for detailed installation instructions.
    Connection cable
    The supply cable for the RS card module is connected directly to an AC 24 V
    10%, max. 1.3 A source.
    RS module
    connector 1 (UO)

    9H748en

    T 1,25 A

    AC 24 V

    RS module
    connector 2 (UI)
    NMIDK
    Lowest socket

    AD21
    AD22
    AD23
    DC 15 V
    GND

    8
    8
    8
    8
    8
    8
    8

    A1
    B1
    C1
    D1
    E1
    F1
    G1

    DC15 V
    7

    A2
    B2

    1
    1
    1

    P
    A
    B
    C
    D
    E
    F
    G

    Multiplexer
    7/1

    9H751en
    1

    AD21 AD22 AD23

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8

    F7
    G7

    A8
    B8
    C8
    D8
    E8
    F8
    G8

    DC 15 V

    Multi7 plexer
    7/1

    To RS Card module

    from RS card module

    Max. 56 data points from


    terminal module carrier

    Block diagram

    1
    1

    AD21 AD22 AD23

    A ... G
    Max. 56 digital data points from the terminal module carriers
    1 ... 8
    8 digital data points to the RS card module
    AD21 ... AD23 Address inputs from the RS card module, used to control the
    multiplexer
    P
    Input filter
    Q
    Multiplexer 7/1
    R
    ON/OFF switch
    S
    Signal driver

    Siemens Building Technologies

    Landis & Staefa Division

    INTEGRAL RSM

    K21-02.15

    Card modules

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    en - 04.1999

    Connection examples
    Example 1:

    NMIDK multiplexer with seven NTIM terminal module carriers


    and a maximum of 56 NKID.. terminal modules (= 56 data
    points).
    51130A

    NTIM

    7
    6
    6

    NTIM

    AC 24 V

    NTIM
    NRUD/A

    NMIDK

    NTIM

    NTIM

    NTIM

    NTIM

    Example 2:

    NMIDK multiplexer with two NTOM terminal module carriers


    and a maximum of seven NKIDP/8 terminal modules (= 56 data
    points).
    51131A

    NTOM
    7
    6

    AC 24 V

    AC 24 V

    NRUD/A
    NRUC/A
    NRUB/A
    NRUA/A

    NMIDK

    NTOM

    AC 24 V

    Siemens Building Technologies

    Landis & Staefa Division

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