Vegacom 557 with vvo or vv – VEGA VEGACOM 557 VEGA ASCII protocol User Manual

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VEGACOM 557 VEGA ASCII

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DISBUS

LOGBUS

VEGA
ASCII

Function VEGACOM 557

Buffer
memory

Proc-
ess
image

Emis-
sion
memory

Test
conver-
sion

Product description

VEGACOM 557 with VEGA ASCII

The data communication between VEGACOM
557 and a master is only carried out if initi-
ated by the master, which can enquire the
requested information by means of special
commands.

The data from DISBUS/LOGBUS are first
written in a buffer memory of VEGACOM 557.
The data set is transferred from this buffer
memory into a process image. The protocol
conversion software enquires the stored data
cyclically from the individual storage areas.

The data sets are checked and converted
into the VEGA ASCII data format. After the
conversion, the data are transferred into the
emission memory and are sent from there to
the master.

VEGACOM 557 with VVO or VV

Direct connection

As an alternative to the VEGA ASCII commu-
nication, a PC can be connected via the PC
interface (SUB-D-plug in the front panel of
VEGACOM 557). By means of the adjustment
and indicating software VEGA Visual Opera-
ting (VVO), the parameter adjustment can be
made on the signal conditioning instruments

connected to VEGACOM 557. The adjust-
ment concept includes the user-friendly con-
figuration and parameter adjustment of the
measuring system or the sensor with the
following instruments:
- VEGAMET series 500/600 signal condi-

tioning instruments

- VEGALOG 571 processing system
- VBUS ultrasonic/radar sensors.

The adjustment is menu-driven and window
orientated. No matter if a radar sensor, sev-
eral connected signal conditioning instru-
ments or a VEGALOG should be adjusted via
the PC, the procedure is always the same.
As another possibility, measured values and
fault signals of the entire processing facility
can be recorded and shown graphically by
means of the visualisation software VISUAL
VEGA (VV). Tools for processing and analy-
sis of history data are also available.

The configuration of the measurement loop
comprises, depending on the connected
instruments, e.g. the determination of output
functions or the configuration of individual
outputs or inputs. The user-orientated editing
of measurement loops is supported by
graphic means, such as e.g. vessel draw-
ings and pictographs that adapt to the se-
lected general conditions and options.
Thanks to the graphical support, even more
complex parameter adjustments such as e.g.
the input of a linearisation curve by means of
index markers can be done with ease.

Connection via modem

The PC interface supports, beside the direct
connection of a PC, also the operation via
modems. With this additional function, remote
parameter adjustment or remote diagnostics
of VEGA systems via VVO are possible.
Together with the visualisation software Visual
VEGA, even remote visualisations can be
carried out.

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