ADAM-6051 16-channel Digital I/O w/Counter Module The ADAM-6051W is a high-density I/O module built-in a 10/100 based-T interface for seamless Ethernet connectivity. It provides 12 digital input, 2 digital output, and 2 counter (10 KHz) channels with 5000VRMS Isolating protection. All of the Digital Input channels support input latch function for important signal handling. Mean while, these DI channels allows to be used as 1 KHz counter.
ADAM-6051W Specification • Channel: 16 • I/O type: 12DI / 2DO / 2Counter • Digital Input: Dry Contact: Logic level 0: Close to GND Logic level 1: Open Wet Contact: Logic level 0: +3 Vmax Logic level 1: +10 to 30 V • Digital Output:Open Collector to 30 V, 200 mA max. load • Optical Isolation: 5000VRMS • Counter: Maximum Count: 4,294,967,285(32 bit) Input frequency: 0.3 ~ 1000 Hz max. (frequency mode), 5000 Hz max.
Application Wiring Figure 2: ADAM-6051W Digital Input (Wet Contact) Wiring Figure 3: ADAM-6051W Digital Input (Wet Contact) Wiring
Figure 4: ADAM-6051W Digital Output and Counter Wiring
System Architecture
ADAM-6051W Configuration Network Configuration Step 1 : Please open the ADAM-5000TCP-6000 utility software. The utility software will automatically scan the ADAM-6000 modules. Please wait for the ADAM-6051W being found by utility software. Step 2 : Please go the “Network” page to change the IP address/Subnet Address/Default Gateway of ADAM-6051W module to be compatible with user’s existing network and set the host idle time out value (the ADAM-6000 module can only accept 8 connection from host station.
Step 3 : Re-configuring the IP address of the configuration PC to be the original setting (compatible with user’s existing network) then re-start the utility software. The software will automatically search the ADAM-6051W module again. Step 4 : Go to the “Wireless” page to set the wireless LAN configuration. Please set the wireless LAN mode to be “Infrastructure” or “Adhoc” based on exact system architecture.
Please assign the SSID for the specific wireless AP to be connected with ADAM-6000W modules. User can place “ANY” key to let the ADAM-6000W modules to automatically search the existing wireless AP. Or key in the specific SSID to assign the dedicated AP (strongly recommending to set up the dedicated SSID, it can guarantee the communication of ADAM-6000W modules to be stable) For assigning the dedicated wireless LAN AP, user can use the site survey function to check the existing AP in connection environment.
Selecting the AP in the searching result table. Press “Apply” bottom to accept the AP to finish the set up action.
Please select the region for your area. Setting the used channel, the channel number must be included in the channel segment of your region. Please select the basic rate for the communication bandwidth.
Press the “Apply” bottom to finish the set up work. Step 5 : Configure the WEP security setting. Please go to the WEP page in “Wireless” of utility software. If user want to use the WEP security function, please enable the WEP function in “User WEP” then select the Key format and key in the WEP key for this requirement.
Step 6 : Data Stream Configuration In addition to TCP/IP communication protocol, ADAM-6000 supports UDP communication protocol to regularly broadcast data to specific host PCs. Click the tab of Data Stream, then configure the broadcasting interval and the specific IP addresses which need to receive data from the specific ADAM-6000 I/O module. This UDP Data Stream function broadcasts up to 8 host PCs simultaneously, and the interval is user-defined from 50ms to 7 Days.
Data Stream Monitoring After finishing the configuration of Data Stream, you can select the item “Monitor Data Stream” in the function bar or click icon to call up operation display as below Figure. Select the IP address of the ADAM-6000 you want to read data, then click “Start ” button. The Utility software will begin to receive the stream data on this operation display.
Firmware/Web Page Configuration Step 1 : Please go to the “Firmware/Web” configuration page Step 2 : The ADAM-6000W modules support the configurable web page feature. Users don’t have to learn the Java language to write the Java program to make the customized web page. Users can use the utility software to easily configure the web page that you want. Please follow the below instruction to configure the web page inside ADAM-6000W modules. Press the web page configuration bottom.
Key in the Tag Name of input channel. Key in the description of input channel Press the label bottom to configure the label description of input channel.
Key in the Tag Name of output channel Key in the description of output channel
Press the label bottom to configure the label description of output channel
Key in the Tag Name of counter channel Key in the description of counter channel
Click the title position to configure the page title description Please press “OK” after finishing all of the web page configuration. Press “Update” bottom to download the web page configuration into ADAM-6000W module. And system will save the configuration data as a file in C:\Programs\ADAM-5000TCP-6000 Utility\Program\Firmware\ADAM-6051W\ADAM6051W.
User can also retrieve the previous web page configuration file to download to ADAM-6000W Module.
Select the stored web page configuration file then press “Open” Follow the above action to download the selected file into ADAM-6000W module.
Firmware Update Step 1 : Press the browse bottom of firmware Step 2 : Select the firmware file to be downloaded Step 3 : Press “Update” bottom to finish the firmware update action
Input/Output Channel Configuration Step 1 : Please click on the “6051W” to go to the ADAM-6051W configuration main page. Step 7 : Please go to “Communication WDT” to set up the communication watchdog timer setting.
Step 3 : Please click on “DO:XX” to access the digital output channel configuration page.
For “Lo to Hi delay” and “Hi to Lo delay” function :
Step 4 : Please click on “DI:XX” to access the digital input configuration page. The digital input channel of ADAM-6068 supports typical DI, counter, frequency, Lo to Hi Latch and Hi to Lo Latch.
For Frequency setting :
For “Lo to Hi Latch” and “Hi to Lo Latch” setting :
Step 4 : Please click on “CNT:XX” to access the counter channel configuration page.
Appendix : Adam-6000W Mode Setting switch Mode 1 (Normal Mode): In this mode, you can use Utility to configure module to Infrastructure or Ad hoc mode. Mode 2 (Diagnostic Mode): The purpose of this mode is used to recover the Adam-6000W module from error state. User can switch module to diagnostic Infrastructure/Ad hoc mode that has temporary wireless setting and default IP, subnet mask. Therefore, user can re-configure the wireless setting when module’s communication is dead.
Assigning addresses for the ADAM-6051W Modules ADDR 0X CH ITEM Attribute ADDR 4X CH ITEM Attribute 00001 0 DI R 40001~40002 0 *Counter R 00002 1 DI R 40003~40004 1 *Counter R 00003 2 DI R 40005~40006 2 *Counter R 00004 3 DI R 40007~40008 3 *Counter R 00005 4 DI R 40009~40010 4 *Counter R 00006 5 DI R 40011~40012 5 *Counter R 00007 6 DI R 40013~40014 6 *Counter R 00008 7 DI R 40015~40016 7 *Counter R 00009 8 DI R 40017~40018 8 *Cou
00045 3 Counter Start(1)/Stop(0) R/W 00046 3 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00047 3 Clear Overflow R/W 00048 3 00049 4 00050 4 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00051 4 Clear Overflow R/W 00052 4 00053 5 00054 5 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00055 5 Clear Overflow R/W 00056 5 00057 6 00058 6 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00059 6 Clear Overflow R/W 00060 6 00051 7 00062 7 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00063 7 Clear Overflow R/W 00064 7 00065 8 00066 8 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00067 8 Clear Ov
00077 11 Counter Start(1)/Stop(0) R/W 00078 11 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00079 11 Clear Overflow R/W Latch Status/ Clear Status Counter 12 Start(1)/Stop(0) 00080 11 00081 R/W R/W 00082 12 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00083 12 Clear Overflow R/W 00084 12 Latch Status/ Clear Status Counter 13 Start(1)/Stop(0) 00085 R/W R/W 00086 13 Clear Counter(1) R/W 00087 13 Clear Overflow R/W 00088 13 Latch Status/ Clear Status R/W *Note : How to retrieve the counter/frequency value on Modbus
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
