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Universal Interface
Profibus DP / Serial Interface RS 232/485/422
User’s Manual
microSYST Systemelectronic GmbH, Zur Centralwerkstätte 10, D-92637 Weiden, Germany

Phone: +49-961-39166 0, Fax: +49-961-39166 10, www.microsyst.de, info@microsyst.de
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Universal Interface Profibus DP / Serial Interface RS 232/485/422
Table of Contents
1 GENERAL 3
2 APPLICATIONS EXAMPLE 4
3 TECHNICAL DATA 5
3.1 Profibus DP Interface 6

3.1.1 Configuration Data 6
3.1.2 Input Data 6
3.1.3 Output Data 7
3.1.4 Diagnosis Data 7
3.1.5 User Parameter Data 7
3.2 Data Frame Transmission (DP output to serial interface) 8
3.3 Data Frame Receipt (serial interface to DP input) 9
4 CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS 10
5 HOUSING DIMENSIONS 14
6 APPENDIX 15
6.1 Standard Equipment 15
6.2 Optional Accessories 15
6.3 Guarantee 16
6.4 Versions Overview 17
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1 General
With the help of the universal interface, Profibus DP data are read out to
the serial interface, and frames received by the serial interface are
transmitted to the Profibus DP.
The mechanical design is laid out for top-hat rail mounting. In addition,
DIP switches are included at the front panel for easy access to settings for
bus termination, address and options.
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2 Applications Example
Profibus-DP
DIP Switch 1
Power Supply
DIP Switch 2
RS 232/485/422
RS 232 / 485 / 422
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3 Technical Data
General Specifications
Interface 1: Profibus DP
Baud rate: To 12 MBaud
Addresses: 0 to 126
Interface 2: As ordered: RS 232, RS 485 or RS 422
Baud rate: To 115 kBaud
Data format: 8 Bit
Parity: odd, none, even
Operating voltage: 24 VDC ± 20%
Power consumption: 150 mA at 24 V DC operating voltage
Housing: Combination housing
Housing size: See chapter 5
Mounting: Tope-hat rail mount to 1.38 inches DIN rail
Protection: Front panel: IP 00
Operating temperature: 0 to +50 °C
Storage temperature: -25 to +60 °C
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3.1 Profibus DP Interface
3.1.1 Configuration Data

The user can adapt data width in accordance with individual data transfer
needs by means of the data configuration function. Data widths of 0 to 16
bytes are possible. Various identifiers are required in order to be able to
work with the variable data widths, and these can be entered in any
desired order. The maximum number of input and output bytes is 200
bytes each, although an overall length of 300 bytes may not be exceeded.
Byte Data Number of Function / Description

No. Identifier Bytes
x 0x10 1 Input data
x 0x11 2 Input data
: :
x 0x1F 16 Input data
x 0x20 1 Output data

x 0x21 2 Output data
: :
x 0x2F 16 Output data
x 0x30 1/1 Input / output data (1 byte each)

x 0x31 2/2 Input / output data (2 bytes each)
: :
x 0x3F 16/16 Input / output data (16 bytes each)
Ö Default configuration: 0x3F, 16 input and output bytes
3.1.2 Input Data

The interface supports input data which have been configured to the
length selected during configuration. The minimum number of input data
is 0 bytes, and the maximum number is 200 bytes.
Receive frames are entered to the input data.
Ö At least 3 input bytes are required if receive frames are used.
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3.1.3 Output Data

The interface supports output data which have been configured to the
length selected during configuration. The minimum number of output data
is 0 bytes, and the maximum number is 200 bytes.
Send frames are entered to the output data.
Ö At least 3 output bytes are required if send frames are used.
3.1.4 Diagnosis Data

The interface does not support any extended diagnosis data. Default
diagnosis is utilised.
3.1.5 User Parameter Data

User parameter data are not utilised by the interface. However, a test is
run to determine whether or not user parameter data are transferred by
the Profibus master. If user parameter data are transferred, Profibus
initialisation is disabled and the slave’s parameters must be reconfigured.
Note:
Standard parameters configuration is required and is normally installed by
the utilised DP configurators.
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3.2 Data Frame Transmission (DP output to serial interface)
Output byte 1 Toggle byte

Output byte 2 Frame length
Output byte 3 1st frame byte
Output byte 4 2nd frame byte
: :
th
Output byte n n frame byte
In order to transmit a frame via the serial interface, the individual frame
bytes must be entered at the Profibus side as output bytes 3 through n.
After the frame length has been entered (output byte 2), the toggle byte
(output byte 1) must be changed in order to start transmission. If too few
output bytes have been configured, the frame is shortened accordingly!
The toggle byte is not checked again until after the current frame has
been transmitted. (Transmission duration can be estimated based upon
frame length and baud rate.)
Example:
Transmission of two frames (“AB” and “CD”) one after the other in rapid
succession to the RS interface
Output Byte Step 1: Step 2: Step 3:

Start DP Enter frame data. Transmit frame
communication. (“AB”) to
interface.
1 00 00 01
2 00 02 02
3 00 41 (“A”) 41 (“A”)
4 00 42 (“B”) 42 (“B”)
Output Byte Step 4: Step 5: Step 6:

Wait for Enter Data for Transmit next
transmission. (*) next frame. frame (“CD”).
1 01 01 02
2 02 02 02
3 41 (“A”) 43 (“C”) 43 (“C”)
4 42 (“B”) 44 (“D”) 44 (“D”)
(*) Approximate duration: frame length x transmission duration for 1 byte
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3.3 Data Frame Receipt (serial interface to DP input)
Input byte 1 Toggle byte

Input byte 2 Frame length
Input byte 3 1st frame byte
Input byte 4 2nd frame byte
: :
th
Input byte n n frame byte
Each time a frame has been received via the serial interface (frame end
recognised by means of timeout), received data bytes are entered as
input bytes 3 through n, and the frame length is entered as byte 2. The
toggle byte is also increased by 1.
Thus only the toggle byte needs to be monitored at the Profibus side. As
soon as it changes, data can be read out from the received frame.
If too few input bytes are configured, the frame is shortened

correspondingly!
The toggle byte is always set to 0 immediately after Profibus

communication is initialised.
Example:
Two frames (“Hello” and “World”) are received via the RS interface.
Input Byte Initialisation Frame Received Frame Received

of DP (“Hello”) (“World”)
Communication
1 00 01 02
2 00 05 04
3 00 48 (“H”) 57 (“W”)
4 00 61 (“e”) 65 (“o”)
5 00 6C (“l”) 6C (“r”)
6 00 6C (“l”) 74 (“l”)
7 00 6F (“o”) 6F (“d”)
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4 Connector Pin Assignments
Profibus-DP
DIP Switch 1
Power Supply
DIP Switch 2
RS 232/485/422
3 Pole Terminal Connector
Pin Power Supply

1 +24 VDC
2 GND
3 PE
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9-Pin Sub-Miniature Socket or Plug Connector (RS interface)
Depending upon which RS interface has been ordered, one of the

following layouts applies:
RS 232 (plug connector):
Pin RS 232
1 n.c.
11
2 RxD
5
6 9
4
3 TxD
8
3
4 n.c.
9
7
2 5 GND
6
1
55
6 n.c.
7 n.c.
8 n.c.
9 n.c.
RS 485 (socket connector):
Pin RS 485
1 n.c.
5
2 n.c.
9
4
3 B strand
8
3 4 n.c.
7
2 5 GND
6
1 6 n.c.
7 n.c.
8 A strand
9 n.c.
RS 422 (socket connector):

Pin RS 422
1 n.c.
2 n.c.
5
9
4
3 TxD +
8
3
4 RTS
7
2 5 GND
6
1 6 n.c.
7 RxD -
8 TxD -
9 RxD +
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9-Pin Sub-Miniature Socket Connector (Profibus DP)
Pin Profibus DP
1 n.c.
2 n.c.
5
9
4
3 B strand
8
3 4 RTS
7
2 5 GND, electrically isolated
6
1 6 +5 V, electrically isolated
7 n.c.
8 A strand
9 n.c.
Triple LED Monitor
LED LED Monitor Status

1 RUN Normal: blinking
2 RS UART comm.: flickering
UART error: ON
3 DP DP comm.: ON
10-Fold DIP Switch Array 1
Address Switch OFF ON

0
DIP 1 DP address ID no.: 2 0 1D
DIP 5 DP address ID no.: 24 0 16 D
DIP 6 DP address ID no.: 25 0 32 D
DIP 8 Receive timeout * 3/10 ms 30/100 ms
DIP 9 Bus termination not set set
DIP 10 Bus termination not set set
Note: Only DP addresses 0 through 126 are allowed!
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10-Fold DIP Switch Array 2
Baud Rate DIP 1 DIP 2 DIP 3

1200 OFF OFF OFF
2400 ON OFF OFF
4800 OFF ON OFF
9600 ON ON OFF
19200 OFF OFF ON
38400 ON OFF ON
57600 OFF ON ON
115200 ON ON ON
Data Format DIP 4 DIP 5

8/N/1 OFF OFF
8/E/1 ON OFF
8/O/1 OFF ON
Receive Timeout* DIP 6

S1, DIP 8 = OFF 3 ms OFF
10 ms ON
S1, DIP 8 = ON 30 ms OFF
100 ms ON
Bus Termination RS 422 / RS 485

DIP 7 DIP 8 DIP 9 DIP 10
set ON ON ON ON
not set OFF OFF OFF OFF
* Determines the duration after which a receive frame is considered

finished and should be announced to the Profibus DP (duration after the
last received byte). The interval between the individual frame bytes may
not exceed this duration (this would be incorrectly interpreted as the end
of the frame).
Attention:
DIP switch settings are only read in once during power up (and after a
reset).
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5 Housing Dimensions
Profibus-DP
DIP Switch 1 Top-Hat Rail Mount

Power Supply (rear panel)
Clip Fastener for
1.38 inches DIN Rail
DIP Switch 2
RS 232/485/422
Dimension B H T
Measurement 3.94 3.43 1.65
All dimensions in inches
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6 Appendix
6.1 Standard Equipment

• Interface with current software and hardware versions,
for top-hat rail mounting
• Mating plug for power supply
• User’s manual
• Floppy disk with device database file (DDBF)
6.2 Optional Accessories

• User’s manual
• Mating plug for power supply
• Mating plug for sub-miniature socket or plug connector
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6.3 Guarantee
The interface is guaranteed for the duration of the legally specified period
against defects which existed at the time the device was delivered to the
buyer.
The device is subject to technical change without notice. Errors and

omissions are excepted. No claims can be honoured for the shipment of a
new product. The buyer is required to make notification of defects within 2
weeks after identification of such. Non-observance of notification
requirements is equated with acceptance of the defect.
Defects and their symptoms must be described as accurately as possible

in order to allow for reproducibility and elimination. The buyer must
provide for access to all required and/or useful information regarding
defects at no charge, as well as to the affected devices, and must make
all of the required data and machine time available free of charge.
The guarantee does not cover defects which result from non-observance
of the prescribed conditions of use, or from improper handling.
If the device has been placed at the disposal of the buyer for test
purposes and has been purchased subsequent to such testing, both
parties agree that the product is to be considered “used” and that it has
been purchased “as is”. No guarantee claims may be made in such
cases.
The “General Terms and Conditions” regarding manufactured products

and services rendered for the electrical industry apply as well.
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6.4 Versions Overview
Ver. Date Comments

1.00 4/20/01
1.10 7/9/01 Kreuzer: Revision
1.20 12/13/01 Kreuzer: Layout, English version
1.30 12/5/02 Kreuzer: Bus termination changed
1.40 5/5/03 Kreuzer: Layout
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microSYST Systemelectronic GmbH, Zur Centralwerkstätte 10, D-92637 Weiden, Germany

3.1 Profibus DP Interface 6

3.2 Data Frame Transmission (DP output to serial interface) 8

3.3 Data Frame Receipt (serial interface to DP input) 9

4 CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS 10

6.1 Standard Equipment 15

6.2 Optional Accessories 15

6.4 Versions Overview 17

RS 232 / 485 / 422

3.1 Profibus DP Interface

3.1.1 Configuration Data

Byte Data Number of Function / Description

x 0x20 1 Output data

x 0x30 1/1 Input / output data (1 byte each)

Ö Default configuration: 0x3F, 16 input and output bytes

3.1.2 Input Data

Receive frames are entered to the input data.

Ö At least 3 input bytes are required if receive frames are used.

3.1.3 Output Data

Send frames are entered to the output data.

Ö At least 3 output bytes are required if send frames are used.

3.1.4 Diagnosis Data

3.1.5 User Parameter Data

3.2 Data Frame Transmission (DP output to serial interface)

Output byte 1 Toggle byte

Output Byte Step 1: Step 2: Step 3:

Output Byte Step 4: Step 5: Step 6:

3.3 Data Frame Receipt (serial interface to DP input)

Input byte 1 Toggle byte

If too few input bytes are configured, the frame is shortened

The toggle byte is always set to 0 immediately after Profibus

Input Byte Initialisation Frame Received Frame Received

4 Connector Pin Assignments

3 Pole Terminal Connector

Pin Power Supply

9-Pin Sub-Miniature Socket or Plug Connector (RS interface)

Depending upon which RS interface has been ordered, one of the

RS 232 (plug connector):

RS 485 (socket connector):

RS 422 (socket connector):

9-Pin Sub-Miniature Socket Connector (Profibus DP)

Triple LED Monitor

LED LED Monitor Status

10-Fold DIP Switch Array 1

Address Switch OFF ON

Note: Only DP addresses 0 through 126 are allowed!

10-Fold DIP Switch Array 2

Baud Rate DIP 1 DIP 2 DIP 3

Data Format DIP 4 DIP 5

Receive Timeout* DIP 6

Bus Termination RS 422 / RS 485

* Determines the duration after which a receive frame is considered

DIP Switch 1 Top-Hat Rail Mount

All dimensions in inches

6.1 Standard Equipment

6.2 Optional Accessories

The device is subject to technical change without notice. Errors and