Electrical connections - GAT NET.Controller M 7000
Ethernet connection (to host)
Network connections
- Ethernet to host via RJ 45 jacks.
- RS 485 bus connection to slave controllers via RJ 45 jacks.
- 200 m max. cable length per RS 485 line.
The GAT NET.Controller S 7000 must be connected to the
“RS 485 SLAVES“ socket!
Recommended cabling
Ethernet: min. CAT 5 (STP)
RS 485: min. CAT 5 (STP), 200 m max. cable length per RS 485 line.
LED signaling
- RS 485 IN (yellow): Connection to the slave controller
- RS 485 IN (green): RS 485 communication active
- LED 1 (blue):
For future use
- LED 2 (green/red): Status information (see manual)
Reset and mode buttons
- RESET:
1. Reset of controller (see manual)
2. Delete configuration = reset to default (see manual)
- MODE:
Reserved for future use
Power supply
Power is connected to the MOLEX
socket labeled “Power“. Use the supplied
power supply unit (see technical data).
Note: For a tidy installation, the power supply can be stored in the
designated slot in the bottom of the controller housing.
GAT NET.Controller M 7000
Ethernet to host
Note: The GAT.NET Controller M 7000 F/ISO Light does not have any relays or optocouplers
RS 485
SLAVES
RESET
MOD
E
LED
1
LED
2
RS 485
ADD-ON
Power
To the first GAT NET.Controller S 7000
Power supply GAT NET.Power Supply
(or power plug - see description below)
GAT NET.Controller M 7000
Power and slave controller connections
RS 485
SLAVES
yellow
green
RESET
MOD
E
LED
1
LED
2
RS 485
ADD-ON
Power
RS 485
IN
RESET
MOD
E
LED
1
LED
2
RS 485
OUT
Power
Safety instructions
- This device must be installed by qualified personnel only.
- The applicable safety and accident prevention regulations
must be observed.
- Safety devices must not be removed.
- Please observe the technical data of the device specified
on the data sheet.
- The device must be disconnected from the power supply
prior to installation, assembly or dismantling.
The WEEE symbol on GANTNER products and their packaging
indicates that the corresponding material must not be disposed
of with normal household waste. Instead such marked waste
equipment must be disposed of by handing it over to a designated
electronic waste recycling facility. Separating and recycling this
waste equipment at the time of disposal will help to conserve
natural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that
protects human health and the environment. Please contact your
local authority for further details of your nearest electronic waste
recycling facility.
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Valid from September 15
th
2015 • Technical data subject to modification without notice!
DB_GAT-NETCONTROLLER7000--EN_23.indd • Part No.: 573835
