Basic documentation for CP-1016 module
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5. OPERATION
5.1 MODULE CONFIGURATION
The module is operated, set and diagnosed from the MOSAIC development environment.
5.2 PUTTING IN OPERATION
After connection and switching power supply on, the module is ready for its activity. On the
module panel there is MODE pushbutton for the displaying of the actually set Ethernet interface
IP address. Parameters of all interfaces are set from the Mosaic development environment. The
detailed set-up procedure is described in documentation TXV 004 10. Other activities
(programming, debugging etc.) are carried out in the MOSAIC development environment.
6. DIAGNOSTICS
The basic diagnostic system of the module is part of the standard module software. The
diagnostic system becomes active after module power supply is on, and works independently
from the user. The error states of the module and connected peripheral modules of the
assembly are signalised on the display and are available for processing by a superior system.
Detailed information can be found in documentation TXV 004 10.
7. REPLACEABLE SUBMODULES
The MR-01xx optional submodules of the serial interface CH2 are connected to the CP-1016
basic module via the middle board into the position shown in fig 7.1.
If it is needed to plug-in or replace a submodule with a serial channel interface it is necessary
to loosen using a screwdriver the interlock on the bottom of the case, remove the bottom part
and the bottom and middle board and then to insert a submodule to the position on the middle
board. Before assembly it is necessary to remove upper board from the case (loosen the board
from interlocks at the upper part of the case by mild torsion of the left side of the case and
gentle press at the Ethernet connector). Plug the upper board in the female headers on the
middle board and then insert the set of boards to the case carefully. The upper board has to
lock on latching noses at the case side and interlocks on the bottom part of the case to the
holes of the case side.
Attention! The modules contain parts sensitive to electrostatic charges and thus rules for
safe handling of these circuits should be abided!
Handling is done only with modules which are not powered on!
During replacing the submodules it is necessary to check the correctness of
the connection of the submodule against the pins on the board. The module
connectors are not coded and thus if incorrectly connected and powered up
can damage the module or even the mainboard !!!
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