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KS6201 | BECKHOFF | Bornier de bus

KS6201 | BECKHOFF | Bornier de bus

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  • Fabricant : BECKHOFF

  • N° de produit : KS6201

  • Pays d'origine :Allemagne

  • Type de produit : Bornier de bus

  • Paiement : Virement bancaire, Western Union

  • Poids : 1500g

  • Dimensions : 12 mm x 100 mm x 68 mm

  • Port d'expédition : Xiamen

  • Garantie : 12 mois

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Description

Operating as a dedicated master interface on the local K-bus network, the Beckhoff KS6201 Bus Terminal enables direct connection of AS-Interface (AS-i) networks to higher-level fieldbus control architectures. This terminal incorporates a pluggable wiring design, allowing the electronic module to be easily extracted from the terminal housing without disconnecting the field wiring, thereby minimizing machine downtime during maintenance cycles. The unit supports the integration of digital and analog field devices, offering high-performance diagnostics and flexible process image structures to accommodate complex sensor-actuator topologies.

Key Features

  • AS-Interface Master Functionality: Complies fully with AS-Interface specification versions 2.0 and 2.1.
  • Flexible Slave Capacity: Supports up to 31 standard slaves (V2.0) or up to 62 extended-addressing slaves (V2.1).
  • Pluggable Wiring Interface: Fast, tool-free installation and replacement via secure spring force connection technology.
  • Selectable Process Image: Dynamic mapping options of 12, 22, or 38 bytes (including 6 bytes parameter interface) to optimize bandwidth utilization.
  • Integrated Diagnostics: Continuous monitoring of power supply status, active slave communication health, and parameterization status.

Industrial Applications

  • Material Handling & Logistics: Efficient control of distributed sensors and actuators along long-distance conveyor runs.
  • Automated Packaging Machinery: Seamless integration of pneumatic valves, proximity switches, and safety interlocks.
  • Specialized OEM Machinery: Decentralized networking within compact control cabinets using space-saving 12 mm form factor modules.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Beckhoff Automation
Model Number KS6201
Interface Protocol AS-Interface V2.0 and V2.1 (Master)
Number of Channels 1 AS-i network channel
Supported Slave Nodes 31 slaves (V2.0 protocol) / 62 slaves (V2.1 protocol)
Cycle Time Max. 5 ms (when operating with 31 standard devices)
Process Image Bit Width Selectable: 12 bytes, 22 bytes, or 38 bytes (includes 6 bytes parameter interface)
K-Bus Current Draw Typ. 55 mA
AS-i Bus Current Draw Typ. 60 mA (from AS-i power supply)
Electrical Isolation 500 V RMS (AS-Interface to K-bus circuitry)
Connection Technology 2 lines via pluggable spring-force terminals (KS series)
Wire Cross-Section Solid/Flexible: 0.08 to 1.5 mm² (AWG 28...16); Ferrules: 0.14 to 1.5 mm²
Module Dimensions 12 mm x 100 mm x 68 mm (W x H x D)
Operating Temperature 0 to +55 degC
Storage Temperature -25 to +85 degC
Relative Humidity 95%, non-condensing
Protection Rating IP20 (enclosure rating)
Ex Marking II 3 G Ex nA IIC T4 Gc
Approvals & Certifications CE, UL, ATEX, AS-Interface Certificate (ZU-No. 125801)
Net Weight Approx. 55 g

Connections and Interfaces

Terminal Point Signal / Function Assignment
ASI + AS-Interface positive bus conductor (connection to AS-i yellow cable)
ASI - AS-Interface negative bus conductor (connection to AS-i yellow cable)
Shield / PE Optional functional ground reference for high-noise industrial environments

Empirical Engineering Insights

Alternative Models & Compatibility

The KS6201 is hardware-identical to the standard KL6201 in its electrical and software features, but features a modular, pluggable wiring layer. In systems where quick-swap capability is mandated by plant standards, the KS6201 can directly replace a KL6201 without changes to the TwinCAT System Manager software configuration, provided the physical base layout matches.

Application Pitfalls & Engineering Notes

This module features no integrated power contacts. Under no circumstances should you attempt to bridge standard 24V DC field bus power into the AS-i communication terminals. The AS-i network requires a specialized 30V DC power supply with integrated data decoupling networks. Connecting standard 24V DC control power directly to the AS-i bus lines will instantly short-circuit the high-frequency communications and may cause hardware degradation.

Commissioning & Wiring Tips

When configuring the terminal using the KS2000 configuration software or during initial PLC hardware scan, ensure the physical process image bit width (12, 22, or 38 bytes) configured in the PLC master matches the dynamic setting of the terminal block. A mismatch in process image allocation will result in a K-bus transmission error, halting communication across all downstream modules on the DIN rail stack.

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL WARNING: Prior to installing, removing, or performing maintenance on the terminal block, isolate the main power source to both the K-bus coupler and the auxiliary AS-Interface power supply. Failure to de-energize active industrial networks may result in localized electrical arcing, controller communication interruptions, or physical damage to sensitive internal electronic components.
1
Align the KS6201 housing onto the standard 35 mm DIN rail (conforming to EN 60715) and press downwards until the integrated locking mechanism securely clicks into place.
2
Connect the adjacent bus terminals to each other, ensuring the side-by-side tongue-and-groove connections align seamlessly to establish internal K-bus continuity.
3
Prepare field wires by stripping them back exactly 9 to 10 mm. Insert a standard flathead screwdriver into the mechanical spring actuation slot to open the terminal clamp, insert the wire, and release the tension tool for a reliable gas-tight gas connection.
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What is the primary difference between the Beckhoff KL6201 and KS6201 modules?

The KS6201 features a pluggable wiring level, enabling the field terminal head to be disconnected from the base electronic housing without removing individual field wires. The KL6201 utilizes standard permanently-wired terminals.

Does the KS6201 feed the AS-Interface network from the internal backplane power contacts?

No, the KS6201 has no physical power contacts. The AS-Interface bus network must be powered externally via a dedicated 30V DC AS-i power supply with an integrated data decoupling network.

How many AS-Interface slaves can a single KS6201 master support?

Under AS-Interface specification V2.0, the terminal supports up to 31 standard slaves. Under specification V2.1, it can support up to 62 extended-addressing (A/B) slaves.

What configurations are required for the KS6201 process image bit width?

The process image is selectable between 12 bytes, 22 bytes, or 38 bytes, which includes a 6-byte parameter interface. This configuration must match in your PLC program settings to prevent K-bus transmission faults.

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Country of origin
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