Permissible Configurations; Impermissible Configurations - Aventics AES Serie Descripción De Sistema

116 AVENTICS | Bus Coupler AES/Valve Driver AV, EtherNet/IP | R412018139–BAL–001–AF
Conversion of the Valve System
AES-
D-BC-
EIP
UA P
A
Fig. 17: Permissible configurations
Table 29: Example valve system, consisting of three sections
Section Components
Section 2 Pneumatic supply plate (30)
Four base plates, 2x (20)
Two valve driver boards, 4x (24)
8 valves (61)
AV-EP base plate for single pressure control
AV-EP pressure regulator
Section 3 Electrical supply plate (35)
Two base plates, 2x (20), and one base plate, 3x (21)
Supply plate (38), 4x valve driver board (24) and 3x valve driver board (23)
7 valves (61)
12.5.2

Permissible configurations

P
B B C A
You can expand the valve system at all points designated with an arrow:
After a pneumatic supply plate (A)
After a valve driver board (B)
At the end of a section (C)
At the end of the valve system (D)
To simplify your documentation and configuration, we recommend that you expand the valve
system on the right end (D).
12.5.3

Impermissible configurations

Figure 18 displays the configurations that are not permissible. You may not:
Split a 4x or 3x valve driver board (A)
Mount fewer than four valve positions after the bus coupler (B)
Mount more than 64 valves (128 solenoid coils)
Integrate more than 8 AV-EPs
Integrate more than 32 electrical components.
Some configured components have multiple functions and therefore count as multiple electrical
components.
Table 30: Number of electrical components per component
Configured component
Valve driver boards, 2x
Valve driver boards, 3x
UA
B C
Number of electrical components
B D
1
1