ABB AG RTU560

Remote Terminal Unit

Connections and Settings
Modem 560FSM10

Application, characteristics and technical data have

to be taken from the hardware data sheet terminal meaning
VIN+ (18-72 VDC)
560FSM10 1KGT 150 639 X1-1 positive supply
with resp. to VIN-
X1-2 PE protective earth
Operation X1-3 VIN- negative supply
The 560FSM10 modem is a CCITT V.23 modem for
Table 1: Power Supply Source
snap-in DIN-rail mounting. V.23 operates with the
frequency shift keying method (FSK). The modem The RJ45 connector X2 forms an RS232-D in-
can operate in two- and four-wire connection. The terface with the signals in Table 2. If the modem
mode of operation is set by means of a twelvefold is connected to a communication unit, an
DIP-switch. Fig. 1 shows the front view of the mo- adapter cable has to be used which connects
dem with the elements described in the following the pin pairs of each line of Table 2.
chapter from top to bottom.
pin on
1 2 3
terminal direction
CMU
X1 X2-1 DSR output –
X2-2 DCD output 1
X2-3 DTR input –
X2-4 GND GND 5
X2-5 RxD output 2
ABB 3
X2-6 TxD input
1
X2-7 CTS output 8
X2- :
X2-8 RTS input 7
8
Table 2: Pin assignment RJ45-jack
The RTS led is on when the terminal equipment
requests to send via the modem. The DCD led is
S1 illuminated when the 560FSM10 detects a car-
rier signal on the line interface. The CTS led is
switched on when the carrier is being estab-
lished. CTS will be set at the same time. A
transmit delay time of 20-30ms has to be ad-
justed in CMU settings.
The DIP-switch S1 establishes the mode of op-
eration of the modem. Switch C-1 is reserved for
X3 future use. C-2 establishes a permanent carrier
1 2 3 4 on the line which is useful in a four-wire full-
duplex connection. Table 3 summarizes the car-
rier modes as stated.
Fig. 1: Front view of modem 560FSM10
left – ‘off’ right – ‘on’
The power supply connector X1 consists of three
terminals for the supply voltage as stated in C-1 for future use for future use
Table 1. The PE pin has to be attached to the switch on sender carrier always ac-
C-2
grounding equipment of the installation. When the with RTS tive (four-wire)
power supply is active, the power led is on.
Table 3: carrier modes

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Switch 2-W distinguishes between two-wire and The DIP switches T-T and T-R are switched on,
four-wire operation of the modem as can be seen in when the 560FSM10 is to be terminated with the
Table 4. line impedance. This is usually the case at both
ends of the line. If the modem is to be connected
left – ‘off’ right – ‘on’ in a party-line manner in between, these DIP
2-W four-wire mode two-wire mode switches have to be ’off’ (see Table 8). T-T ter-
minates the low frequency (LF) line NF1, which
Table 4: two-wire–four-wire switch-over
is formed by terminals X3-1 and X3-2. T-R ter-
In two-wire mode X3-1 and X3-2 form terminal NF1 minates the receiver pair NF2 of the four-wire
which is used for transmission and reception. In configuration with terminals X3-3 and X3-4.
four-wire mode X3-1 and X3-2 form the transmitter
terminal NF1 and X3-3 and X3-4 form the receiver left – ‘off’ right – ‘on’
pair NF2. This can be taken from Table 5. no termination line termination
T-T
NF1 (> 6 kΩ) NF1
transmit receive no termination line termination
2-wire NF1: X3-1, X3-2 NF1: X3-1, X3-2 T-R
NF2 (> 6 kΩ) NF2
4-wire NF1: X3-1, X3-2 NF2: X3-3, X3-4
Table 8: termination
Table 5: NF terminals The LF signal transformer of the 560FSM10
The next three switches belong to the transmitter modem fulfills the isolation condition for a com-
amplitude (see Table 6). In a long multi-drop line munication line up to 3 kV. For a higher secure
configuration, where the modem in the central electrical isolation between modem and com-
needs a high amplification factor to receive the sig- munication line, additional separate LF signal
nal of the last modem, the transmission level of the transformers are required (see Fig. 2).
modem next to the central station can be reduced
by 20 dB with the –20dB switch. This is done to
avoid overdrive of the receiver in the central station
modem. To compensate a low-pass character of
the transmission line, the amplitude of the upper
transmission frequency can be increased by 20 %,
40 % and 60 %. If both switches 20% and 40% are
‘off’, no increasing of the amplitude takes place.
left – ‘off’ right – ‘on’
normal sending decrease sending
-20dB
power power by 20 dB
raise upper fre-
both raising factors
20% quency amplitude
active: 60 % raise
by 20 %
of upper frequency raise upper fre-
40% amplitude, none quency amplitude
active: no raise by 40 %
Table 6: transmission level
The 560FSM10 has five predefined receiver ampli-
fications: 0 dB, 10 dB, 20 dB, 30 dB and 40 dB.
These are set by the switches 10dB to 40dB (see
Table 7).
left – ‘off’ right – ‘on’
10dB only one factor 10 dB amplification
20dB allowed to be 20 dB amplification
30dB active 30 dB amplification
40dB all off: 0 dB 40 dB amplification
Table 7: receiver input amplification

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X3-3
A1 A1
Z0 OVP NF2
T-R X3-4
E1 E1
X3-1 S P
A2 A2
Z0
OVP NF1
T-T X3-2
E2 E2
Two-wire connection
Two-wire connection
X3-3 A1 A1

Z0
OVP NF2
T-R X3-4 E1 E1
S P
X3-1 A2 A2 Receive
Z0
OVP NF1
T-T X3-2 E2 E2
Four-wire connection
A1 A1

E1 E1
LF signal transformer S P
A2 A2 Transmit

E2 E2
Fig. 2: Communication line connection by LF transformer

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