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Functional test:

– The LED “PS” is illuminated green when the power supply is correctly presented.
– The LEDs “X1” and “X2” illuminate green if a device is connected and the I-Port

communication is ready to function (

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 Chap. 8).

Note

Malfunction due to impermissible cabling
 To connect the bus node to the CP string, only use the special CP cables from

Festo ( 

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 www.festo.com/catalogue).

7

Basic setting for fieldbus communication

7.1 Removal of the DIL switch cover

To set the DIL switches, the cover must be removed:
1. Switch supply power off.
2. Unscrew the two mounting screws of the transparent cover and remove the

cover.

7.2 Setting the DIL switches

The bus node has two DIL switch groups, each with 6 DIL switches.
When delivered, all DIL switches are set to OFF (

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 Fig. 2).

1

2

1

DIL switch group 1

2

DIL switch group 2

Fig. 2

DIL switch group 1
Function

DIL switches

Address  volume for inputs, I-port 1:

0 bytes

DIL 1: OFF
DIL 2: OFF

2 bytes

DIL 1: ON
DIL 2: OFF

4 bytes

DIL 1: OFF
DIL 2: ON

Address volume for outputs, I-port 1:

0 bytes

DIL 3: OFF
DIL 4: OFF

2 bytes

DIL 3: ON
DIL 4: OFF

4 bytes

DIL 3: OFF
DIL 4: ON

Address volume for inputs, I-port 2:

0 bytes

DIL 5: OFF
DIL 6: OFF

2 bytes

DIL 5: ON
DIL 6: OFF

4 bytes

DIL 5: OFF
DIL 6: ON

Fig. 3

DIL switch group 2
Function

DIL switches

Address volume for outputs, I-port 2:

0 bytes

DIL 1: OFF
DIL 2: OFF

2 bytes

DIL 1: ON
DIL 2: OFF

4 bytes

DIL 1: OFF
DIL 2: ON

No function:

reserved

DIL 3
DIL 4

Device-specific diagnostics

Off (factory setting)

DIL 5: OFF

On

DIL 5: ON

Fail-state behaviour in the event of a connection interruption between the bus node and device

Reset of outputs (factory setting)

1)

DIL 6: OFF

Hold last state

DIL 6: ON

1)

Valid only for outputs that were previously activated via the CPX system.

Fig. 4

The maximum address volume of a CP string is 4 bytes for inputs and

4 bytes for outputs (32 inputs and 32 outputs).

7.3 Mounting of the DIL switch cover

1. Place the cover carefully on the bus node. Make sure that the seal is positioned

correctly!

2. Tighten the mounting screws with max. 0.4 Nm using a Torx screwdriver (size

T10) or a corresponding slotted head screwdriver.

The assignment of bus addresses to physical outputs/valves of the con­

nected devices can be found in the respective product documentation.

8

Status display/diagnostics

8.1 Status display via LEDs

PS (power system)
LED
display

Status and significance

LED illuminated green:
– Operating voltage present (within the permissible range).
– Load voltage present (within the permissible range).

LED flashing green:
– Load voltage not present or below the required voltage level.

LED is off:
– Operating voltage not present or below the required voltage level.

Fig. 5

X1 – Internal communication between bus node and device 1
LED
display

Status and significance

LED illuminated green:
– Normal operating status
– Device is correctly connected to the bus node.

LED flashing green:
– Connected device reports diagnostics status.

LED illuminated red:
– Device is connected correctly to the bus node, but internal communication is

faulty.

LED flashing red:
– Error in bus module

LED is off:
– No device connected to the bus node.

Fig. 6

X2 – Internal communication between bus node and device 2
LED
display

Status and significance

LED illuminated green:
– Normal operating status
– Device is correctly connected to the bus node.

LED flashing green:
– Connected device reports diagnostics status.

LED illuminated red:
– Device is connected correctly to the bus node, but internal communication is

faulty.

LED is off:
– No device connected to the bus node.

Fig. 7

RN (RUN) – bus communication
LED
display

Status and significance

LED illuminated green:
– Normal operating status, bus connection OK.

LED flashing green:
– Module is not initialised.
– No address volume set (address volume = 0). I.e. DIL switch group 1, DIL switch 1

… 6 and DIL switch group 2, DIL switches 1 and 2 set to OFF.

LED is off:
– No bus connection

Fig. 8

8.2 Error diagnostics via CP bus

The bus node supports the 2-byte diagnostics of the CP system.

The bus node does not support switching cycle counters.

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