Pepperl+Fuchs' AS-Interface
Handheld VBP-HH1-V3.0-110V
is an addressing device for AS-Interface specification 3.0.
The AS-Interface
programming tool can
be used to program and test the functionality of AS-Interface slaves, provide
permanent data exchange with AS-Interface slaves, support data exchange with
4E4A
slaves in extended addressing mode,
and indicate the safety code for AS-Interface
Safety-at-Work
slaves. These
battery-powered handheld programmers provide short
circuit and overload protection of the slave connection. They are IP20
protected and rated for use in temperatures ranging from 0 to 40C (32 to 104F).
The AS-Interface 3.0
Handheld is an enhancement to the company's version 2.1 programmer, and has
these new features:
Support
for specification 3.0 profiles, with the ability to set outputs on
4in/4out modules with extended addressing
Extended
"power-on" time to support the
programming of safe output modules
Ability
to read the safety sequence from safety input modules
Semi-automatic
addressing, where the unit stores previously programmed addresses for
quick programming of an entire network, while minimizing the chance of a
duplicate address
Faster
address programming, where arrow keys and a program button are the sole
requirements to set the module address
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