GSI Electronics EDGE 2 System Manuel utilisateur

REV 02

QSG 892-00096 REV02

Functional Ground Terminal. Primarily

used for functional earth terminals which

are generally associated with test and

measurement circuits. These terminals

are not for safety earthing purposes but

provide an earth reference point.

Cumberland

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NOTE: This guide does not provide detailed

installation, safety or operational instructions.

See the EDGE 2 System Manuals for complete

information. Please scan the QR Code to access the

complete manuals or visit the website:

Cumberland: http://www.cumberlandpoultry.com

AP: http://www.automatedproduction.com

• Only properly trained service personnel may

perform installation and service procedures.

(In other words: electricians, service personnel

employed by or active in an organization, business,

or service).

• All power sources must be disconnected prior to

wiring and installing.

• Disconnects are required to de-energize power to

the EDGE 2 system.

• Make sure to separate high voltage wiring from low

voltage (Class 2) control wiring.

• Use copper wires only.

• A minimum temperature insulation cable rating of

90°C (194°F) is required from the Expansion Box.

• EDGE network cables (Automation and Safety)

have to use Class 1 load type. TC-ER cable type is

recommended.

• Refer to the Wiring Methods and Materials section

from the National Electric Code to use the correct

wire for the installation.

• Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage

equipment and impair electrical circuitry. ESD

damage occurs when electronic components are

improperly handled and can result in complete or

intermittent failures.

• Warranty is void if the EDGE 2 System is used in a

manner not specied by the manufacturer.

GSI Electronics Inc.

5200 Armand Frappier Saint-Hubert, Qc

Canada J3Z 1G5

Phone: 1-877-926-2777

E-mail: [email protected]

EDGE 2 System

Quick Start Guide

1 - NOTICES

WARNING: Read the following text

carefully; it contains important information

which, if ignored, may cause the controller

to operate improperly.

High Voltage. Hazard of electrical shock.

Protective Earth Ground Terminal. Primarily

used for protective earth terminals. These

terminals connect to conductive parts of

a device for the purpose of safety and is

intended to be connected to an external

system for protective grounding.

3 - SYMBOLS

4 - PRE-INSTALLATION GUIDELINE

The EDGE 2 is manufactured by GSI Electronics Inc.,

Canada.

2 - REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

Details on installation and initial conguration of the

EDGE 2 System can be found in the EDGE 2 System

Installation Manual #890-00687.

Details on the operation of the EDGE 2 System can be

found in the EDGE 2 System User’s Manual #890-00686.

Details on wiring diagrams of the EDGE 2 System can

be found in the EDGE 2 System wirings diagrams:

#891-00596: EDGE 2 - Non redundancy System

#891-00597: EDGE 2 - Redundancy System

#891-00598: EDGE 2 - General information

4-1-1. WAN/LAN Network

4-1. Installation Options

The LAN network can be setup to reach outside

Ethernet cables or wirelessly using a Cellular based

network to reach an Ethernet service provider (WAN).

Depending on the option you choose, the planning

and installation will be dierent.

• For an Ethernet setup, make sure there is access to

high speed Internet.

• For a Cellular based network, plug the cellular

base to the external USB connector on the EDGE 2

enclosure with a sealing rating of IP54 or Nema 12.

• No Redundancy Main Controller: Ethernet is used

only for remote connection purpose.

4-1-2. Redundant Controller and LAN\WLAN Network

You can setup a redundant Main Controller, in case the

Main Controller Master fails. Use of a redundant Main

Controller will determine its communication scheme.

• Redundant Main Controller using internally wired

Ethernet (LAN) network

• Redundant Main Controller using internally wireless

Ethernet (WLAN)

• Redundant Main Controller using Cellular network

• No Redundancy Main Controller: Ethernet is used

only for remote connection purpose.

4-1-3. Redundant Power Supply

The EDGE 2 System can be setup to use a redundant

power supply or not. Depending on the option you

choose, the planning and installation will be dierent.

For a system without a redundant power supply:

• Use the Automation link and do not wire the 24Vdc

wire between Expansion Boxes. (84W max of DC

load on 3 Slot Expansion Box and 48W max of DC

load on 6 Slot Expansion Box).

For a system with a redundant power supply:

• The controller groups must be divided into

subgroups of two Expansion Boxes (28W max of DC

load with 6 Slot Expansion Box, 60W max of DC load

with 3 Slot Expansion Box).

INSTRUCTIONS: Divide the total group of Expansion

Boxes by 2 to make a subgroup of two Expansion

Boxes. If there is an odd group of Expansion Boxes,

you can make an even group using one of the

following options:

» A) For a 6 Slot Expansion Box => use two 3 Slot

Expansion Boxes.

» B) Use an Expansion Box with an external power

supply of 150 Watts wired on the Safety Network.

• Use dual links on (Automation | Safety).

NOTE: To form a subgroup of three, call AP / Cumber-

land.

4-1-5. Failsafe Plug-in Modules

You can purchase Failsafe Plug-In Modules that relay

output contacts if the relay coil is de-energized in the

event of a power outage.

NOTE: Failsafe Plug-In Modules enter into a Failsafe

Mode when powered down.

4-1-6. Backup Mode

If the Main Controller Master and EDGE Main Controller

Redundant are not able to communicate with the

modules, backup mode will allow the modules

to autonomously control the environment with

minimum system controls. To optimize the use of

Backup Mode, link an input feedback and an output to

the same module.

4-2. Power Supply

The power consumption of EDGE 2 Controllers are

similar to the previous EDGE Main Controller. To

upgrade an EDGE system, swapping out the Main

Controllers is very easy if no new hardware features

are implemented.

For example, new cellular bases are installed to a

current system. This new feature could overload the

power consumption of Expansion Boxes. To solve

this problem, use an EDGE PSU 24V 36W close to the

problematic EDGE 2 Controller and supply it directly.

This solution can also be used in the case of voltage

drop on an EDGE network that may be too long.

The maximum distance of the DC power

cable is 450ft (137.6m) with a wire gauge of

16AWG in redundant power supply from the

rst EDGE Expansion Box in a group of two

to the last EDGE 2 Controller on the EDGE network

(see redundant schemes). Over this distance, use an

EDGE PSU 24V 36W to supply power to the EDGE 2

Controllers. In this case, do not use the 24Vdc from the

EDGE Expansion Box. In no redundant power supply

scheme, the maximum distance of the DC power cable

is 500ft (150m) with a wire gauge of 16AWG.

4-3. EDGE 2 Controller Screenless

The EDGE 2 Controller Screenless can be used only as

a Redundant Main Controller in a redundancy system

scheme.

NOTE: Use only Ethernet cables with EDGE 2 Controller

Screenless for Ethernet network. The router must have

DHCP function when using this type of controller.

TP-767

4-1-4. Redundant Communication between Devices

The system uses redundant communication between

the Expansion Boxes, external modules, and the main

and redundant controls.

• For an redundant communication setup, use dual

links for (Automation | Safety).

• For a system without redundant communication,

use the Automation links.

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4-8. WiFi Network

The WiFi signal has maximum coverage when the

access point is in a non-obstructed line of sight.

Wooden walls and ceilings lower the WiFi signal

strength. Metal support beams or girders will create

low signal WiFi areas and metal or aluminum covered

walls will block the WiFi signal.

The access points have a typical coverage of

10,000sqft. When not obstructed, this is a square of

100’ by 100’. The signal is still there at 110’, but it’s no

longer optimal and its strength cannot be predicted.

If shaded by a beam, this distance can be considerably

less. The access point emits a signal horizontally in a

circular manner. It should be mounted in the center

of the desired coverage area. Remembering that the

coverage area is a circle around the access point, wall

mounting is not recommended. When mounting the

access point on a wall, it should be oriented properly

and mounted as high as possible.

Planning the location and quantity of access points

should be done with the plans of the barn. Place an

access point on the ceiling for each 100’ x 100’ square

and locate the EDGE 2 Controllers with direct view of

the access points.

5 - INSTALLATION

The following items must be in place before the EDGE 2 System can be installed:

• Ethernet WAN infrastructure and network operator services

• Ethernet LAN infrastructure

• Electrical wiring and outlets for communication network

• Ethernet communication cables if it is required

EDGE 2 System Installation Order

1 - Physical Installation

Install the EDGE system on the wall according to the plan by respecting the cable distances between controllers,

their minimum clearances, and other restrictions:

• EDGE Expansion Boxes and equipment

• EDGE External Modules (EDGE Bird Scales, EDGE Bin Scales, EDGE RS485 Repeater, EDGE Power Modules, EDGE

Weather Station) and equipment

• EDGE 2 Main Controller

• EDGE 2 Redundancy Controller

• EDGE 2 Remote Display

• Installation of Ethernet cabling

2 - Module Detection

After turning ON the EDGE 2 system, the EDGE will detect the modules on EDGE Network.

NOTE: The EDGE has to upgrade the modules rmware during module detection. This operation can take a few

minutes. DO NOT CONFIGURE CONTROLLERS UNTIL THE FIRMWARE UPDATES ARE COMPLETE.

3 - Ethernet EDGE 2 Controller Conguration

Set your Ethernet link if redundancy scheme is used and/or remote control is required: by Ethernet cables (LAN)

or by Ethernet WiFi (WLAN).

4 - Software Update (optional)

You can check to make sure if a software update is available, by going to Menu->Software Update.

4-6. EDGE Network Design

Automation and Safety bus have to be wired in

daisy chain. Use EDGE RS485 Repeater to extend the

network length or to create sub networks.

An EDGE RS485 allows the network to be extended by

1500ft (457m) when using only a communication link

without supplying DC power on an EDGE module at

the end.

NOTE: Up to 5 EDGE RS485 Repeaters can be used in

series to extend the network branches.

4-7. Ethernet Network

GSI Electronics recommends the use of another

Ethernet protection step when the Ethernet cable

has to go from one barn to another using the

Ethernet switches. This recommendation is applicable

regardless of the way it is used to link both barns.

For a majority of installations inside a barn, a minimum

unshielded twisted pair (UTP) Cat5 Ethernet cable or

higher category can be used.

In environments with a lot of electrical noise, (for

example, close to a high voltage cable, a frequency

drive, or a light control device), a shielded twisted pair

cable is recommended. A shielded twisted pair with

braid is recommended for a link between two barns.

External Module Type

EDGE 1 System EDGE 2 System

External Module Name Power consumption on

DC network External Module Name Power consumption on

DC network

Master Main Controller EDGE Main Controller 19W Replaced by EDGE 2 Main Controller 24W

Remote Display EDGE Remote Controller Connected on AC network directly.

No impact on EDGE DC network.

Replaced by EDGE 2 Remote Display.

Recommend using it with EDGE PSU 24V 36W. 24W

Redundant Main Controller EDGE Main Controller 19W Replaced by EDGE 2 Main Controller 24W

Redundant Screenless

Main Controller Does not exist Does not exist Use EDGE 2 Controller Screenless 17W

4-10. EDGE System Comparison

4-11. Variable Light Dimmer Outputs

By using EDGE 4IN-6R-2LD modules, EDGE 2 system allows 8 Amps lights dimming per channel in a livestock

building. It has been designed to accommodate various models of dimmable compact uorescent lights (CFL),

dimmable cold cathode uorescent lamps (CCFL), dimmable Light Emitting Diodes (LED).

GSIE Part Number Name Description

064-00498 EDGE 4IN-6R-2LD This module has 4 analog inputs, 6 relay outputs normally opened, and 2 independent light dimmer outputs

064-00499 EDGE 4IN-6R-2LD This module has 4 analog inputs, 6 relays with two dierent outputs: normally opened and normally closed, and 2

independent light dimmer outputs

NOTE: CFL and CCFL lamps must be ELV ballast type (electronic only).

Only two EDGE 4IN-6R-2LD or two EDGE 4IN-6R-2LD Failsafe Modules are allowed per Expansion Box. Both

modules can be used in either the 6 Slot Expansion Box or the 3 Slot Expansion Box. In a 6 Slot Expansion Box,

EDGE 4IN-6R-2LD cards have to be installed into slot 1 and slot 6. In a 3 Slot Expansion Box, EDGE 4IN-6R-2LD

cards have to be installed into slot 1 and slot 3.

4-12. Supplying Power to EDGE Scales

Use an external power supply for EDGE Scales.

4-5. Equipment and Load Planning

According to the needs, the installer manual gives

the maximum output rating accorded per load or

equipment type. According to the maximum output

rating, the number of equipment or loads allowed per

output is limited per the power factor or the service

factor of the equipment or loads.

4-9. Power Rating of the External Modules

To calculate the total power consumption on the Expansion Box via EDGE network from the modules, add

together the power consumption of each module.

External Module Name Power Consumption

EDGE Bird Scale 5W

EDGE Bin Scale 5W

EDGE Weather Station 4W

EDGE RS-485 Repeater 2W

EDGE 4IN-2V-8DO 8W

EDGE 2 Remote Display 24W

EDGE 2 Main Controller 24W

EDGE 2 Controller Screenless 17W

4-4. EDGE 2 Remote Display

Use the EDGE PSU 24V 36W to power the EDGE

2 Remote Display. This will make sure the EDGE

Expansion Box power supply is not overcharged.

The EDGE 2 Remote Display needs an EDGE 2 Main

Controller to control the EDGE system indirectly.

An EDGE network without a Main Controller is

impossible.

For a barn that is 230’by 100’ and has few wooden or metal obstacles, use two access points. If the WiFi signal

must go through wooden walls, it is better to use 3 access points. As metal walls essentially block the WiFi signal,

there must be one access point per metal room. These are guidelines and experimentation may be required to

create a WiFi network that delivers a strong signal to each component.

Making a Group of Expansion Boxes for a Redundant Power Network:

Divide the total group of Expansion Boxes by two to make a subgroup of two Expansion Boxes.

If there is an odd group of Expansion Boxes, you can make

an even group using one of the following options:

» A) For a 6 Slot Expansion Box => use two 3 Slot

Expansion Boxes.

» B) Use an Expansion Box with an external power

supply of 150 Watts wired on the Safety Network.

Requirements for external power supply

Minimum power: 150W

Nominal Voltage Input: 120-240Vac

Frequency: 50/60Hz

Output voltage: 24Vdc

Output current: 6.25A

Output Ripple and Noise (20MHz BW): 100mV

Protection: Overcurrent and overvoltage (surge: 2KV)

Certication: UL or CSA

Sealing: have a power supply with a sealing (for example: IP54, nema:12)

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Backup Mode

Modules enter into Backup Mode when no

communication is received from either the master

controller or the redundant controller for 2 minutes.

Modules do not communicate with each other in

Backup Mode.

Backup Mode is a degraded thermostatic control

derived from the controller’s conguration.

Temperature controlled equipment uses an average

of the assigned temperature probes on the module.

Temperature driven equipment default to Failsafe

when its module does not have a temperature probe.

Equipment in bypass are kept in their bypass state in

Backup Mode.

Failsafe Mode

Modules enter into Failsafe Mode when powered

down.

6 - SYSTEM OPERATION

Conguration

The easiest way is to export an existing conguration

from an EDGE 2 or EDGE 1 system and import it to the

new EDGE 2 system.

NOTE: Light programs and multiple day schedules will

not be exported in the conguration le.

Other ways to create the conguration are by using the

WEB browser or by user interface on site.

Minimum congurations needed to operate the EDGE

system:

• Site Conguration

• Time and units

• User Management

• Rooms

• Site Name

• Controller Name

• Equipment conguration

• Room Setup

Normal Mode

EDGE system automatically controls the equipment

according to their settings and the input feedback

or according to a scenario in the automatic mode.

The EDGE system can also control the equipment in

manual mode.

Redundant Pattern Scheme Max Distance

• 18 AWG = 100 ft Max distance

• 16 AWG = 140 ft Max distance

• 14 AWG = 230 ft Max distance

Goal: to get max distance on EDGE Main Controller

side (Distance 1) and shorter distance between EDGE

Expansion Boxes (Distance 2)

Wire gauge Max distance 1 Max distance 2

18AWG 200 ft 50 ft

16AWG 400 ft 50 ft

14AWG 400 ft 150 ft

Goal: to get max distances between EDGE Expansion

Boxes (Distance 2) and shorter distances on EDGE

Main Controller side (Distance 1)

Wire gauge Max distance 1 Max distance 2

18AWG 10 ft 60 ft

16AWG 10 ft 100 ft

14AWG 10 ft 170 ft

• 18 AWG = Max distance 1: 50 ft

• 16 AWG = Max distance 1: 100 ft

• 14 AWG = Max distance 1: 150 ft

Communication only

(with gnd)

The max distance of communication link allowed in between each end side of a specic network could be up to 1500 ft.

An EDGE RS485 allows the network to be extended by 1500ft (457m) when using only a communication link without supplying

DC power on an EDGE module at the end.

NOTE: Up to 5 EDGE RS485 Repeaters can be used in series to extend the network branches.

Redundant Pattern Scheme and Distances According to the Wire Gauge

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To supply EDGE 2 Controller without Expansion Boxes Max Distance

• 18 AWG = 370 ft Max distance

• 16 AWG = 500 ft Max distance

To Power Expansion Boxes with Greater Distances Max Distance

• If the distances with power required in between

EDGE Expansion Boxes in a subgroup or not are

greater than the max distances, convert the group

to a group with only communication in between

and using external power supplies.

Supplying Power

Non-Redundant Pattern Scheme and Distances According to the Wire Gauge

Non-Redundant Pattern Scheme Max Distance

• 18 AWG = 370 ft Max distance

• 16 AWG = 500 ft Max distance

Wire gauge Max distance 1 Max total distance

18AWG 370 ft 1500 ft

16AWG 500 ft 1500 ft

Communication only

(with gnd)

The max distance of communication link allowed in between each end side of a specic network could be up to 1500 ft.

An EDGE RS485 allows the network to be extended by 1500ft (457m) when using only a communication link without supplying

DC power on an EDGE module at the end.

NOTE: Up to 5 EDGE RS485 Repeaters can be used in series to extend the network branches.

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