WTC MedWeld 3005, Руководство оператора

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When configured to use RIO integration, the MedWeld 3005
control has two modules in the card rack: The RIO module and
the Combination module for local control of critical safety I/O.
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The RIO Network module exchanges serial I/O data between the
control and a host located outside of the weld control enclosure.
To install the RIO Network module, you must correctly position
several DIP switches located on the module’s printed circuit
board. These switches enable the module to correctly interpret
the system configuration and addressing. Refer to the procedure
described in “Setting the DIP Switches” on page 2-3.
The RIO Network module also provides LED indicators to show
the status of communications on the network, as described next.
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When the control provides DeviceNet integration, the SLC rack
requires two additional modules: The DeviceNet module and the
combination module (for local control of certain critical I/O).
With this integration scheme, a network of DeviceNet devices
allows for rapid communications between industrial devices. The
DeviceNet module communicates with the SLC controller to
provide information from the welding environment to the weld
processor.
FAULT This LED lights to indicate that an internal fault was
detected.
COMM This LED is normally on. It turns OFF to indicate that
communication with the host has failed.