TECOMAT FOXTROT SC-7104, Basic Documentation

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Basic documentation
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5. CONNECTION
The ETHERNET interface is fitted with standard connector and it is supposed that commonly
available cables will be used.
Communication interfaces (CH1 and CH2) are fitted with identical screwless connectors.
Connection of connectors for typical interfaces is given in table 5.1.
Connector A
(B)
Terminal RS-232 RS-485 RS-422
A1 (B1) - - +5V
A2 (B2) RTS BT– CTS–
A3 (B3) CTS TxRx– RxD–
A4 (B4) RxD - RTS–
A5 (B5) TxD TxRx– TxD–
A6 (B6) GND GND GND
A7 (B7) - BT+ CTS+
A8 (B8) - TxRx+ RxD+
A9 (B9) DTR - RTS+
A10 (B10) - TxRx+ TxD+
Table 5.1 Connector connection of the SC-7104 communication interfaces
Detailed information on interface parameters can be found in the documentation of the
corresponding sub-modules. Detailed information on connection, proper installation procedure,
examples of interface connection and principles for increasing resistance and reliability can be
found in the handbook for designing TXV 001 08.01.
6. OPERATION
6.1 MODULE CONFIGURATION
The module is operated, set and diagnosed from the MOSAIC development environment.
6.2 PUTTING IN OPERATION
After putting the module into the rack and switching power supply on, the module is ready for
its activity. The set-up procedure is described in documentation TXV 004 02. Other activities
(set-up, programming, etc.) are carried out in the MOSAIC development environment.
7. 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 are signalised on the module panel and are
available for processing by a superior system. Detailed information can be found in
documentation TXV 004 02.