Eaton HMIVU04CUNBE Manual

HMiVU Series Instruction Leaflet

Instruction Leaflet IL04801003E Effective March 2013

Contents

Description............................................ Page

Preface.................................................1

Safety Precautions................................1

Installation.............................................3

Wiring ...................................................4

Basic Inspection....................................4

Hardware Features ...............................7

Panel Cut-Out.......................................17

Specifications........................................19

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Preface

Thank you for purchasing Eaton’s HMiVU

series operator interface. This quick start

guide will be helpful in the installation, wiring

and inspection of your Eaton operator

interface. Before using the product, please

read this quick start guide to ensure correct

use. You should thoroughly understand all

safety precautions before proceeding with the

installation, wiring and operation. Please

observe the following precautions:

Install the product in a clean and dry

location free from corrosive and

flammable gases or liquids.

Ensure that all wiring instructions and

recommendations are followed.

Ensure that the operator interface is

correctly connected to a ground. The

grounding method must comply with

the electrical standard for the country

of final installation (NFPA 70: National

Electrical Code, 2005 Ed).

Do not modify or remove wiring when

power is applied to the operator

interface.

Do not touch the power supply during

operation or it may cause electric

shock.

For the information on HMiSoft

installation and use, please refer to

the HMiSoft manual at

www.eaton.com/oi.

If you have any questions during operation,

please contact an authorized local distributor

or Eaton sales representative. The content of

this quick start guide may be revised without

notice. Please consult an authorized

distributor or download the most up to date

version at www.eaton.com/oi.

Safety Precautions

Carefully note and observe the following

safety precautions when receiving, inspecting,

installing, operating, maintaining and

troubleshooting. The following words,

DANGER, WARNING and STOP are used to

mark safety precautions when using Eaton’s

operator interface. Failure to observe these

precautions may void the warranty!

Installation

Do not install the product in a

location that is outside the stated

specification for the operator

interface. Failure to observe this

caution may result in an electric

shock or fire hazard as well as

damage to the unit.

Do not install the product in a

location where temperatures will

exceed specification for the

operator interface. Failure to

observe this caution may result in

abnormal operation or damage the

product.

Please note that this equipment

has obtained EMC registration for

commercial use. In the event that

it has been mistakenly sold or

purchased, please exchange it for

equipment certified for home use.

Do not use this product as an

alarm device for disaster early

warning systems nor as a system

emergency stop as it may result in

personal injury and equipment

damage.

Wiring

Connect the ground terminals to a

class-3 ground (Ground resistance

should not exceed 100Ω).

Improper grounding may result in

communication error, equipment

damage, and electric shock or fire.

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Operation

HMiSoft Screen Editor software

is the only software authorized

for creation and editing of

applications to be run on

Eaton’s HMiand HMiVU series

hardware.

To avoid personal injury and

equipment damage, the HMi

applications should be designed

so that a communication loss

results in a system fail safe

state.

It is good practice to backup the

HMiapplication in the event that

the operator interface is

damaged, the application is lost

or inadvertently deleted.

Modify wiring during operation

may result in electric shock or

personal injury.

Using a sharp or pointed object

to activate screen controls may

result in damage to the

touchscreen and improper

operation.

Wiring Method

Observe voltage specifications.

Failure to do so observe this

caution may result in electric

shock or fire as well as damage

to the unit.

Remove the terminal block from

the operator interface before

wiring.

Insert only one wire into each

terminal on the terminal block.

Communication Wiring

Comply with communication

wiring and grounding

specifications for the network

being used.

All power cables should be

placed in separate conduits from

communication cables in order

to avoid noise and interference.

Maintenance and Inspection

Electrical shock and damage to

unit may result from contact with

any internal electronic

assemblies.

First remove power and then

disconnect the terminals to avoid

electrical shock and damage to

unit.

Accessing the unit’s internal

electric assemblies will void the

warranty. In addition, an electrical

charge with hazardous voltages

may reside in the operator

interface after power has been

removed for 10 minutes or longer

which may result in electrical

shock and damage to the unit.

Turn the power off before

changing backup battery and

check system settings after

changes are made. Note that the

application and all data will be

cleared after a battery change.

Obstruction of ventilation holes

during operation may result in

malfunction caused by

overheating.

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Installation

Installation Notes

The panel thickness should be 5 mm

or less for proper mounting.

Installation Method:

Step 1:

Ensure the pre-installed waterproof gasket is

present and properly aligned.

Step 2:

Insert fasteners into the operator interface slots.

All should be finger tight initially.

Step 3:

Torque all fasteners to 6.17lb-inch (0.7N-M)

Over torque may cause damage to the operator

interface housing.

Step 4:

Maintain a minimum spacing of 60mm from the

back of the operator interface ventilation holes.

fastener

16.3

20.4

Units: mm

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Wiring

•Please observe the following wiring notes.

Use shielded twisted-pair cables for

wiring.

Recommended wiring:

Type

Wire

Gauge

(AWG)

Stripped

length

Torque

Solid

28 ~ 12

7 ~ 8 mm

5 kg-cm

(4.3 lb-in)

Stranded

30 ~ 12

7 ~ 8 mm

5 kg-cm

(4.3 lb-in)

Power supply connector:

Basic Inspection

Item

Content

General

Inspection

Periodically inspect the

screws of the connection

between the operator

interface and device.

Tighten screws as

necessary as they may

loosen due to vibration and

varying temperatures.

Ensure that oil, water,

metallic particles or any

foreign objects do not fall

inside the operator interface

ventilation slots and holes,

as this may cause damage

to the unit.

Ensure the enclosure is free

from harmful dust, gases,

and liquids.

Inspection

before system

operation

(power not

applied)

Ensure that all wiring

terminals are correctly

insulated.

Visually check to ensure

that there are no lose

screws, metal shavings, and

conductive or flammable

materials that may fall into

the operator interface.

Inspection

before system

operation

(power is

applied)

Confirm power LED lights.

Confirm communication

with devices.

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Pin Definition for

Communications

HMIVU04CUNBE

COM1 Port (Supports Flow Control)

MODE1

MODE2

MODE3

COM2

COM3

COM2

COM3

COM2

COM3

RS-232

RS-485

RS-232

RS-422

D+

TXD+

RXD

TXD

D+

RXD+

GND

D-

TXD-

RTS

CTS

D-

RXD-

Note: Blank = No Connection.

HMIVU06CUNB1 / HMIVU07CUNBE

COM1 Port (Supports Flow Control)

Contact

RS-232

RXD

TXD

GND

RTS

CTS

Note: Blank = No Connection.

COM2 and COM3 Port

MODE1

MODE2

MODE3

COM2

COM3

COM2

COM3

COM2

COM3

RS-232

RS-485

RS-232

RS-422

D+

TXD+

RXD

TXD

D+

RXD+

GND

D-

TXD-

D-

RXD-

Note1: Blank = No Connection.

Note2: HMIVU06CUNB/HMIVU07CUNBE models

do not support RS-422 flow control function.

HMIVU08CUNBE / HMIVU10WCUNBE

COM1 Port (Supports Flow Control)

Contact

RS-232

RXD

TXD

GND

RTS

CTS

Note: Blank = No Connection.

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COM2 Port (Supports Flow Control)

MODE1

MODE2

MODE3

RS-232

RS-422

RS-485

TXD+

D+

RXD

TXD

RXD+

GND

TXD-

D-

RTS

CTS

RXD-

Note1: Blank = No Connection.

Note2: When COM2 port is used for RS-232 flow

control, i.e. RTS and CTS signals are used for

flow control, COM3 port will become disabled.

Note3: When COM2 port is used for RS-422 with flow

control, COM3 Port pins 1, 4, 6, and 9 are

used for the signals, RTS+, CTS+, RTS- and

CTS- as shown in brackets.

COM3 Port

MODE1

MODE2

MODE3

RS-232

RS-422

RS-485

TXD+

(RTS+)

D+

RXD

TXD

RXD+

(CTS+)

GND

TXD-

(RTS-)

D-

RXD-

(CTS-)

Note1: Blank = No Connection.

Note2: When COM2 port is used for RS-422 with

flow control, COM3 Port pins 1, 4, 6, and 9 are

used for the signals, RTS+, CTS+, RTS- and

CTS- as shown in brackets.

Ethernet Port

Contact

Ethernet

TX+

TX-

RX+

RX-

Note: Blank = No Connection.

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Hardware Features

HMIVU04CUNBE(Front View)

Power LED Indicator (Lights in green when power is applied.)

Touch Screen / Display

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HMIVU04CUNBE (Rear View)

USB Slave

Ethernet Port

USB Host

COM1(Note1)

System Button

Power Input Terminal

NOTE

1. Refer to the Pin Definition for Communications section for simultaneous use of COM1 and COM2.

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HMIVU06CUNB1 (Front View)

Power LED Indicator (Lights in green when power is applied.)

Touch Screen / Display

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