Panasonic AGM1CSRX16T, Reference Manual

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No. Name Function
(8) Display selector switch
Used to select either the input state (X) or the output state (Y) of
operation monitor LEDs
(9) USB port
Used to connect to a personal computer that uses a tool software.
(miniB type)
(10) Mode selector switch
Used to change the mode to RUN or STOP.
Regardless of whether the switch is set to RUN or STOP, the mode
can be switched through remote operation from the GM Programmer.
When power is turned ON, it operates in the mode set on the switch.
(11) DIN rail attachment part This is the part which is attached to the DIN rail.
(12) Unit connector
This is a connector to which each expansion unit is connected.
An end unit is fitted when the unit is shipped.
(13)
Dip switches
SW1:
Do not change the setting. It is set to ON as the factory default.
SW2: Reset bit
This is the switch used to reset the devices.
If the power supply is turned ON with the mode selector switch set to
STOP and the reset bit set to ON, the “Device reset (GM1
initialization)” function is implemented.
(Note 2)
(14) DIN hook Used to fix the Controller to a DIN rail
(15) COM port terminal Serial (RS-232C) connector
(16) Power supply connector 24 V DC power supply connector
(Note 1) Do not apply an excessive force to the card cover when opening or closing it or when the cover is left
open.
Otherwise, the cover attachment part will be deformed to cause malfunction in the cover switch
mounted inside the product.
(Note 2) For details on the device reset function, refer to "9.1 Device Reset by GM1 Controller Operation" .
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Names and functions of operation monitor LEDs
No. Name LED color Function
(1) Power Blue
Indicates the power state of the unit.
Lit: Power supply of the unit is started normally.
Unlit: Power is not supplied. Or, there is an error in the power supply
to the system.
(2) Alarm Red
Indicates that an alarm has occurred in the system.
Lit: System error
Unlit: Normal
3.1 Names and Functions of Components of the GM1 Controller
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