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AS-I Bus Control System Asahi New Products 35 Green Street, P.O. BOX 653, Malden, MA 02148 Tel:800-343-3618, 781-321-5409, Fax:800-426-7058, E-mail:[email protected] Register at our interactive web site for on line ordering, product availability, order tracking, and many useful features: www.asahi-america.com New Technology ASAHI/America is pleased to introduce our AS-I Bus System. This simple network system has been de- signed for precise on/off control of multiple automated valves. *Consult factory for other style valves and also electric models Rev.B 10-02 AS-I (Actuator-Sensor Interface) offers many of the benefits of more complex and costly bus systems, but does it at a substantially lower cost and with greater simplicity. The Actuator-Sensor Inter- face is ideally suited for controlling valves, actuators and many other field devices in your processing application. This interface can be used for stand-alone process control, or it can be used together with a higher-level bus control system. AS-Inter- face does not compete with higher-level bus systems; it should be seen as a complimentary system that offers low cost, reliable device control for binary and analog devices. Reliability, simplicity and interoperability make AS-Interface a cost effective connection/control solution, particularly where low installation costs is imperative. A single pair of wires, which handles power and communications, is used to control the network by means of “chaining” the actuators with the PLC. Each actuator (or device) will then have its own unique address within the system and only that device with the proper address will respond to system commands. NEW Typical AS-I Bus “Line” System P L C S e n s o r s A u t o m a t i o n s Each actuator would consist of a proximity switch assembly, a target puck and a solenoid. A PLC would have valve position confirmation by feedback provided by the proximity switch and the target puck. When the unit requires cycling, the PLC sends a command of open or close to the AS-I Interface, which in turn energizes the solenoid resulting in the unit cycling to the open or closed position. All of this is achieved via a single two wire flat cable with an IP67 rating. Standard networking is capable of 31 units with a distance up to 100 meters, and a cycle time of 5ms. A maximum of 300 meters is achieved by installing “repeaters”. This system also responds well with products from other manufacturers, by installing a gateway to”“translate” the commands of higher-level networks such as Device-Net, Profi-Bus. This allows an existing system to be expanded simply by using the AS-I networking system. There are various wiring structures which can be used with this system such as the “star”, “line”, tree”, “loop”, etc. All are practiced and acceptable, but the loop has a distinguished property; if there were a “break” in the network cable the units would still cycle and the master would detect the loss of a node. This feature is unique to the loop structure.

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35 Green Street, P.O. BOX 653, Malden, MA 02148 Tel:800-343-3618, 781-321-5409, Fax:800-426-7058, E-mail:[email protected] at our interactive web site for on line ordering, product availability, order tracking, and many useful features: www.asahi-america.com

New TechnologyASAHI/America is pleased to introduce our AS-I Bus System. This simple network system has been de-signed for precise on/off control of multiple automated valves.

*Consult factory for other style valves and also electric models

Rev.B 10-02

AS-I (Actuator-Sensor Interface) offers many of the benefits of morecomplex and costly bus systems, but does it at a substantiallylower cost and with greater simplicity. The Actuator-Sensor Inter-face is ideally suited for controlling valves, actuators and manyother field devices in your processing application.

This interface can be used for stand-alone process control, or it canbe used together with a higher-level bus control system. AS-Inter-face does not compete with higher-level bus systems; it should beseen as a complimentary system that offers low cost, reliabledevice control for binary and analog devices.

Reliability, simplicity and interoperability make AS-Interface a costeffective connection/control solution, particularly where lowinstallation costs is imperative.

A single pair of wires, which handles power and communications,is used to control the network by means of “chaining” the actuatorswith the PLC. Each actuator (or device) will then have its ownunique address within the system and only that device with theproper address will respond to system commands.

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Each actuator would consist of aproximity switch assembly, a targetpuck and a solenoid. A PLC wouldhave valve position confirmation byfeedback provided by the proximityswitch and the target puck. Whenthe unit requires cycling, the PLCsends a command of open or closeto the AS-I Interface, which in turnenergizes the solenoid resulting inthe unit cycling to the open orclosed position. All of this isachieved via a single two wire flatcable with an IP67 rating.

Standard networking is capable of31 units with a distance up to 100meters, and a cycle time of 5ms.A maximum of 300 meters isachieved by installing “repeaters”.

This system also responds wellwith products from othermanufacturers, by installing agateway to”“translate” thecommands of higher-levelnetworks such as Device-Net,Profi-Bus. This allows an existingsystem to be expanded simply byusing the AS-I networking system.

There are various wiring structureswhich can be used with thissystem such as the “star”, “line”,tree”, “loop”, etc. All are practicedand acceptable, but the loop hasa distinguished property; if therewere a “break” in the networkcable the units would still cycleand the master would detect theloss of a node. This feature isunique to the loop structure.

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Features and BenefitsLow Profile:Compact package for ease in mountingwhere space is limitedISO & NAMUR:Actuator and accessories meet ISO andNAMUR Standards; no special trainingrequired for field installationPin Connection:A 5-pin M12 connection (rated at IP67)is used for interfacing with the networkPosition Indication:Each actuator has a visual positionindicator as well as proximity feedbackto the PLCCorrosion Resistant:Each component meets NEMA 4X andIP65 for wash down situationsLow Power Consumption:A maximized system of 31 pneumaticallyactuated valves, has a maximum powerconsumption of 5Amps. (.16/Unit)Cycle Time:The response time of each automatedvalve is 5ms or less based on amaximized system. (31 Units)

Installation Material and Maintenance Savings•Up to 31 devices (248 digital I/O) can be attached to a single “two-wire” cable

•“Two wire” cable with insulation piercing connectors is self sealing so that devices can be easily moved or added to the network

•Fewer I/O Cards required for the controller, resulting in control cabinet space as well as cost savings

•Since this is a network system, substantial time is saved in the creation of wiring diagrams

•Less wiring, cable trays, conduit, etc. are required

•“Open” protocol – Devices from other manufacturer’s operate within the same network via a “Gateway”

•Cable trees are not required which simplifies troubleshooting

•No special training is required for removal and re-installation of damaged units

•Additional devices can be installed at any time for simple system expansion

•Network can be up to 100 meters in length, or up to 300 meters utilizing “repeaters”

•Easy field installation of components for conversion of conventional system

35 Green Street, P.O. BOX 653, Malden, MA 02148 Tel:800-343-3618, 781-321-5409, Fax:800-426-7058, E-mail:[email protected] at our interactive web site for on line ordering, product availability, order tracking, and many useful features: www.asahi-america.com

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