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The network-specific LED indicators are described later in the document

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 10 Diagnostics and fault clearance.

The system-specific LED indicators are described in “Instructions for use
ofsystem CPX-E” below 

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5.4 Control components

DIL switches

Function

1

The station number of the bus module is set binary coded using 
DIL switches 1 ... 7 (permissible station numbers 1 ... 125).
Factory setting: 3
Example: 

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2

3

4

5

6

7

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Device-specific diagnostics
ON = Active (factory setting)
OFF = Inactive

Fig. 6

Example of setting the station number

DIL 1: OFF

2

0

 =

1

Example:

DIL 2: ON

2

1

 

=

2

2

1

 + 2

2

 + 2

4

 = 2 + 4 + 16 = 22

DIL 3: ON

2

2

 

=

4

DIL 4: OFF

2

3

 

=

8

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DIL 5: ON

2

4

 

=

16

DIL 6: OFF

2

5

 

=

32

DIL 7: OFF

2

6

 

=

64

Fig. 7

5.5 Connecting components

Connection [XF1]

Signal

Designation

1

Shield

Functional earth

2

n.c.

3

RxD/TxD-P

Received/transmitted data P

4

CNTR-P

Repeater control signal

1)

5

DGND

Data reference potential (M5V)

6

VP

Supply voltage positive (P5V)

7

n.c.

8

RxD/TxD-N

Received/transmitted data N

9

n.c.

2)

Shield

Functional earth

1)

The repeater control signal CNTR-P is executed as a TTL signal.

2)

Housing

Fig. 8

Connection [XD]

1)

Signal

0

+24 V DC operating voltage supply U

EL/SEN

1

2

0 V DC operating voltage supply U

EL/SEN

3

1)

Ports XD.0 and XD.1 and ports XD.2 and XD.3, respectively, are connected to each other in the
terminalblock.

Fig. 9

Diagnostic interface [DIAG]

Via the diagnostic interface [DIAG] (mini-USB), the bus module can be connected
to a PC on which parameterisation and diagnostics software is installed.

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Transport and storage

 Observe specifications for the environmental and storage conditions

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Mounting

 The module is to be mounted in accordance with the “Instructions for use of

system CPX-E” 

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8

Installation

8.1 Network

 Use cables that meet the cable specification 

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You can find the corresponding connector plugs in the Festo catalogue 

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Bus terminal with terminating resistors

If the bus module is at the start or end of a field bus segment, a bus terminal is
required.
 Make sure that the bus terminal contains a resistor network having the following

configuration:

390 

W

390 

W

220 

W

Pin 6

Pin 5

Pin 3

Pin 8

120 nH

120 nH

Fig. 10

Connection with fibre-optic cables (FOC)

The PROFIBUS-DP interface of the module corresponds to the
specification IEC 61158 and supports the control of network components
for fibre-optic cables.

8.2 Operating voltage supply U

EL/SEN

1. Make sure that the power supply is switched off.
2. Connect cables to the terminal block in accordance with the “Instructions for

use of system CPX-E” 

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Commissioning

Note

Malfunction due to the higher-order controller and system CPX-E being switched
on in the incorrect order.
 Switch on the higher-order controller and system CPX-E according to the

preset order of the network used.

1. Set up automation project for the higher-order controller with the help of the

corresponding software.

2. Load the device description file into the software 

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3. Configure the system CPX-E in the software:

– System structure
– Network addressing
– I/O addressing

4. Transfer automation project to the higher-order controller.

Further information about commissioning the system CPX-E can be found

in the “Instructions for use of system CPX-E”. Information about the

parameters can be found in the “Description of system CPX-E” and in the

descriptions of the modules used 

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Behaviour of display components following correct commissioning

[BF] (red)

[PS] (green)

[PL] (green)

[SF] (red)

[M] (yellow)

off

lights up

lights up

off

off

Fig. 11

Information about error elimination in the case of non-conforming

behaviour can be found in the “Description of system CPX-E” and in the

descriptions of the modules used 

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Diagnostics and fault clearance

10.1 Diagnostics options

For the diagnostics of errors, various possibilities are available:
– Internal system diagnostics
– LED indicators on the product

10.2 Internal system diagnostics

 Activate internal system diagnostics via the corresponding catalogue input.

– Status bits: CPX-E-PB DP slave [status]
– I/O diagnostic interface: CPX-E-PB DP slave [DP-V1]

The internal system diagnostics is described in the “Description of

systemCPX-E” 

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