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Irrigation 18 - Gavazzi Automation

2 Introduction4 Application Overview6 Water Distribution8 Carpark Systems10 Factory Energy Saving12 Long Conveyers - DuplineSafe14 Railway Systems16 Irrigation18 Elevators20 Basic Dupline 22 Dupline Product Categories26 The Master Generator28 Interfacing Solutions and Networking32 Concept DescriptionsCarpark Guidance System34 DuplineSafe36 Dupline -Online38 Dupline - Advantages in all project phases40 Product OverviewGeneral Purpose42 DuplineSafe55 Carpark Guidance System57 Irrigation60 Elevators614 Central unit2 wire cable Dupline (up to 10 km)I/O ModulesI/O Modules Digital Digital Analog AnalogA1A2A1A2 Parallel wiring of traditional Automation systems isoften costly and complicated. Each sensor and ac-tuator needs its own wiring, which makes the initialinstallation cost high.

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1 2 Introduction4 Application Overview6 Water Distribution8 Carpark Systems10 Factory Energy Saving12 Long Conveyers - DuplineSafe14 Railway Systems16 Irrigation18 Elevators20 Basic Dupline 22 Dupline Product Categories26 The Master Generator28 Interfacing Solutions and Networking32 Concept DescriptionsCarpark Guidance System34 DuplineSafe36 Dupline -Online38 Dupline - Advantages in all project phases40 Product OverviewGeneral Purpose42 DuplineSafe55 Carpark Guidance System57 Irrigation60 Elevators614 Central unit2 wire cable Dupline (up to 10 km)I/O ModulesI/O Modules Digital Digital Analog AnalogA1A2A1A2 Parallel wiring of traditional Automation systems isoften costly and complicated. Each sensor and ac-tuator needs its own wiring, which makes the initialinstallation cost high.

2 Expansion is also a problem, , serial bus technology has become an in-creasingly important part of the conceptsof electrical installations for buildings, industrialprocesses and public services. There are numerousadvantagesinusingabussystem,whic hreplacesabundle of parallel wires with a single 2-wire and fast installation reduces labor costsignificantly,andthepossibilityofexp andingthesy-stem using the existing cabling makes it easyto adapt to changing needs. Bus systems alsoWhat is Dupline ?Dupline is a field and installationbus that offersunique solutions for a wide range of applications inbuilding Automation , water distribution, energy ma-nagement, railway systems and many other analog signals over several km, via an ordinary2-wire cable.

3 And its modular design and simpleoperating principle enable even novices to imple-ment its use in new or existing applications. Soluti-ons are engineered by combiningproductsfromthewide range of Dupline modules, including digitaland analog I/O modules, PLC and PCinterfaces, to exchange data between modules and bet-ween a central controller and cost-effective access to a larger number ofsignals. This supports the increasing demand forautomation systems to collect and use more andmore data to optimize cost and is typically used as a remote I/O system,creating a link between field devices, such assensors, contactors, valves, pushbuttons etc. anda central Monitoring Controller, which may be aPLC, PC or the Dupline Controller. But Dupline can also be used as a simple wire replacement sy-stem where signals are transmitted peer-to-peerwithout involving a controller or other intelligentunit.

4 The Dupline signals can be transmitted notonly on copper wire, but also on fiber optic cable,via radio modem, on leased telephone lines or viaGSM Modem. Dupline has proven its since1986. And even though the latest ASIC technologyis used today, the new Dupline modules are stillcompatible with those installed 20 years :Dupline used as wire replacement system(peer-to-peer)INOUTINOUTT raditionalDuplineInstallationInstallatio nOUTINOUTINWhy use Dupline ?Many criteria have to be considered when selectinga fieldbus system. These include transmission di-stance capabilities, easy operation, noise immunity, ,ofcourse, ,itisimportantto define the key application requirements in order tooptimize the bus system for the specific task. ThestrengthoftheDupline systemliesinauniquesetoffeatures that enable elegant, flexible and cost-ef-fective solutions for a wide range of of these features originate from the effectivetime-division multiplex technology used.

5 Theefficiency of the protocol allows a low carrierfrequency of 1 kHz, providing long transmission di-stance and superior noise immunity. Hence, Du-pline is capable of transmitting multiple digital andanalog signals over distances up to 10 Km, via anon-shielded, non-twisted 2-wire cable, withoutusing repeaters. These unique Dupline featuresprovide considerable cost savings in many installa-tions, especially when existing ordinary cables areavailable for use. Another important Dupline characteristic is easy handling in all project does not take an engineering degree to work withDupline .NoPCisrequired,sincethecodingofad-dress es and testing is carried out by means of sim-ple handheld devices. There is no need for specialcablesandterminations,andthereare nocablerou-tingrestrictionsasknownfromma nyotherFieldbu-ses.

6 It is so simple and easy to implement, thatmany customers do their own installation, troubles-OUTINOUTIN hootingandmaintenance,thuseliminatingthe needfor costly service and installation contracts. Du-pline is system independent and open for interfa-cing with basically any kind of controller. Serialinterfaces with Modbus and dedicated PLC proto-cols, together with gateways for Profibus-DP andDevicenet, enable easy and flexible interfacing toPLCs, PCs and dedicated features at a glance Up to 10 km transmission distancewithout Repeaters Easy handling Extremely noise immune Free topology Flexible No special cable requirements Existing cable can be used Bus-powered devices available Flexible interfacing to PLC s and PC s Transmission via GSM modem, radiomodem or fiber optics possible Proven performance in more installations Cost-effectiveExample.

7 Dupline used as Re-mote I/O for PLCRS485 / RS232 ModbusProfibus-DPDeviceNetDupline # 1I/O Modules Digital Analog CountersDupline # 2I/O Modules Digital Analog CountersInterfaceInterface5 Introduction6 Elevators3-wire bus solution for power andtransmission of signals from push-buttons, lamps, floor indicators SystemsGuidance for drivers in carparks,detection of free parking DistributionControl and monitoring of pumps,valves, levels, flow etc. over longdistances, with or without Energy SavingEnergy recording, lighting control,temperature control, machine alarmhandling, data ConveyorsSafe monitoring of pull-wire emergencystop switches with DuplineSafe, precisediagnostic SystemsMonitoring of traffic lights and railroadcrossings, and control of trackshifterheating and tunnel and powering of multiple valves,monitoring of flow, valve positionand water consumption.

8 Up to 10 km transmissiondistance without Repeaters No special cablerequirements, existingcable can be used Easy handling All signals can be controlledand monitored from anypoint in the system Transmission via GSM Modem,Radio Modem orFiber Optics possible Flexible interfacing to PLCs,PCs and RTUs Cost-effectiveIn the water industry, Dupline istypically used in connection withstart/stop and monitoring of pumps,open/close valves, level measure-ment, flow and pressure measure-ment and leakage the capability to transmit multipledigital and analog signals over longdistances by the use of a standard2-wire cable, Dupline is an idealsolution for Automation of waste-watertreatment line Low Level FloatChannel Pump StartModem High Level FloatGenerator Pump Stop Pump Run Power Loss Low Level Float High Level FloatRadioModemRadio ModemInterfaceAnalog InputModule9 Water DistributionDupline as analog are also high-level PLC monitors the level andswitchestheboosterpumpsONor OFF to maintain the WaterTower levels within defined and the Treatment Facility itis not practical to run wire,therefore RF modems are meters with pulse outputsare installed at various points inthe system and connected toDupline CounterModules,whichregister the amount of waterSensors and pumps at theRemote Well are monitored andcontrolled from the TreatmentFacility.

9 Using a pair of Dupline leased line modems. One of themodems is located at theRemote Well, while the otheris located Kilometers away atthe Reservoir Pump conventional telephonelines. Both locations are moni-tored and controlled by the PLCat the Treatment Levels in the Water Towersare measured by ultrasonic levelsensors and transmitted onpassing by. This enables thePLC to monitor if there are used to Central Unit at the TreatmentFacility has a built-in GSMmodem, which sends an SMStext message to a mobile phonein case of an alarm. The alarmmessages can be pump 2thermal overload , well powerloss , water on the floor pumphouse1 or highlevelexceededin Water Tower A .A water distribution system using Dupline as Remote I/OAnalog InputModuleRadio ModemInterface High Float Low FloatRadioModemPLC Pump Run Power LossCounterModuleDisplay Module Pump Start Pump Stop High Float Low FloatLeased line Pump StartModem Pump Stop High Float Low FloatControllerand ModbusInterfaceRadioModemWith the Dupline Carpark System thefacility can be utilized more bays can be announced freeand sold faster, because availability isdetected immediately when the carleaves the parking bay.

10 Saves time and reduces stress forthe driver Increased productivity Reduced operating cost Robust and reliable system Easy handling Stand-alone or PC-basedDu line FieldbusInstallationbus11 The Dupline Carpark System guides you to the right spotThe Dupline Carpark system isa complete solution for guidingthe drivers directly to the freeparking bays. Displays withgreenarrowsanddigitsareindi-cating which direction to driveand showing how many parkingbays are available in this area. Ifthe area is fully occupied, thedisplay shows red crosses. It isa system of high precision, be-cause each parking bay has anultrasonic sensor that detectsand indicates occupancy. Thesensors and displays are linkedtogether via a Dupline 3-wirebus for power and communica-tion, thereby enabling each dis-play to read the status of thesensors within the area it hasbeen configured to desired, a PC can be con-nected to the system.


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