Serial BUS IO 6f8c0887
Serial BUS IO 6f8c0887
Safety Precautions
The instruction manual and the labels affixed to the products or equipment give important
information for using products safely. It helps prevent damage to properties and hazard to people
who use them or work with them.
Make yourself familiar with the signal words and signs in this page, then read the safety
precautions that follow and always follow the instructions to avoid hazards.
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Safety Precautions
WARNING
Grounding required:
Ground the transmission path at each segment with 100 Ω or less ground resistance.
Grounding should be made at one point.
Otherwise, this can cause a transmission error or this can result in electric shock or fire.
CAUTION
Choose proper environment for installation:
Avoid installing and storing the equipment in the following environments:
• Location with considerable dust
• Location in which flammable or corrosive gases (such as SO2 and H2S) are present
• Location where vibration or shock exceeds allowable limits
• Location where condensation may occur due to rapid change in temperature
• Location where the temperature is not within the specified range for installation
• Location where the humidity exceeds the specified limits for installation
• Location in the direct sunlight
• Location near a device that generates strong radio waves or magnetic fields
Check specifications:
Follow the installation conditions written in this manual when mounting and wiring the system.
Otherwise, the original performance cannot be achieved, and it may cause the malfunction or system failure.
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Safety Precautions
WARNING
Turn off power:
Turn off power before attaching or detaching modules or before connecting devices. Failure to do so may
result in electric shock or equipment fault.
CAUTION
Avoid shock:
Do not drop, bump or give strong shocks to the equipment or modules to avoid fault. Shocks may cause
malfunction.
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Safety Precautions
WARNING
Ensure to stop fans:
When replacing fan unit, make sure to stop the fan by switching off the fan unit at the distribution panel (or
circuit breaker), before detaching the power cord. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or injury due to
the fan blades in motion.
WARNING
Check specifications:
Before using the equipment, make sure that the capacity, frequency, voltage and regulation of the power
supply meet the specifications of the equipment. In case they don't, the equipment may not only work
adequately but may suffer a breakdown or cause overheat that may result in fire.
CAUTION
Do not touch components:
Do not touch parts inside the modules such as ICs, terminals, connectors and soldered surface other than the
operation areas (setting switches inside the module).
ICs, LSIs and others can be electro statically damaged and can result in system failure. In addition, you may
get injured with the edges of lead wire of parts or you’ll get burned if you touch heated parts.
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Safety Precautions
CAUTION
Disposal of product:
Observe the regulations and rules of the local governments when disposing of the product.
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Safety Precautions
Application Restriction
This product is not meant for use in systems which include (note 1) equipment that directly affects
human life. Therefore it is not meant to be used for that purpose.
If this product is to be used for systems including (note 2) equipment that is a part of people′s
safety, and has a great affect on the functional support of the public, please consult with our sales
counter, since (note 3) special consideration is needed concerning the system application,
maintenance, and control.
(Note 1) Equipment that directly affects human life includes the following:
• Medical instruments, such as life support equipment, and instruments used in an operating
room.
(Note 2) Systems which includes equipment that takes part in people's safety, and has great
influence on functional support of public includes the following:
• A main control system for a nuclear power plant, a safety protection system for nuclear power
facilities, and other important system for safety purpose.
• Operation control system for mass transportation and air traffic control system.
(Note 3) Special consideration means to construct safe system (fool proof design, fail safe
design, a tedious design) upon much discussion with our engineer.
z We are not responsible for any damage caused by fire, earthquakes, actions by a third party,
other accidents, any intentional or unintentional misuse, or any use under abnormal conditions.
z We are not responsible for any damage (loss of business profit, interruption of business, or
change or loss of memory content) related to the use or inability to use this product.
z We are not responsible for any damage caused due to ignorance of the contents on the handling
manual.
z We are not responsible for any damage caused by misoperation when the purchaser combines
an application program created by the purchaser with any of our programs.
z We are not responsible for any damage resulting from malfunction or other phenomena caused
by combination with a connection device.
NOTE
When you use mobile phones or the like, use it at a location at least 1 m away from the main unit
of this product while in operation, various transmission cables, I/O cables and so on. Radio wave
interference can cause an incorrect operation of the system.
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Introduction
Introduction
Toshiba Integrated Controller V Series is a new integrated control system applicable in these
days of Open and Rightsizing systems. An easy-to-use open system is realized by adopting the
standard multi-vendor network and the package software of simple engineering in addition to
the control and computer technologies fostered over long years.
This manual explains the intelligent PI/O, which is a PI/O module used in the PCS-DS control
station serial PI/O system, mainly the system configuration and handling, and the functions of
each intelligent PI/O.
In order to be able to use each unit and module of the intelligent PI/O correctly, please read
this manual thoroughly first.
In addition, be sure to read the "Safety Precautions" before using each unit and module.
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Introduction
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Contents
Contents
Safety Precautions i
Introduction vii
1. System Configuration 1
PI/O System Configuration 2
Standard System Expansion Configuration 3
Dual System Expansion Configuration 7
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5. PI/O Modules 95
Analog Input Module SAI01 96
Analog Input Module SAI02 99
Analog Input Module SAI03 102
Analog Input Module SAI06 105
Analog Input Module STC01 110
Analog Input Module SRT01 113
Analog Output Module SAO01 116
Analog Output Module SAO02 119
Analog Output Module SAO06 122
Digital Iput Mdule SDI01 125
Digital Output Module SDO01 127
Pulse Input Module SPI01 129
Pulse Input Module SPI06 132
Pulse Output Module SPO01 137
6. Troubleshooting 141
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1. System Configuration
1. System Configuration
This serial PI/O system consisting of intelligent PI/Os (referred to hereafter as the intelligent
PI/O system) consists of a terminal block unit that is mounted on a DIN rail and PI/O modules
that are mounted on this unit, providing a space saving chassis-less system.
On-line attachment and removal that is essential for continuously operating instrumentation
control and dual bus signals provide high reliability, and at the same time the system has
intelligent functions for response to a variety of signals from the work site so that it can be used in
a wide variety of fields.
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1. System Configuration
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1. System Configuration
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1. System Configuration
Figure 1.2
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1. System Configuration
Figure 1.3
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1. System Configuration
Figure 1.4
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1. System Configuration
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1. System Configuration
Figure 1.6
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2. Installation and Wiring
Precautions in Installation
NOTICE:
z Always observe the installation conditions given in this manual when installing the
system and mounting the modules.
z Otherwise there is a danger that the system will not perform to its full capability.
goes wrong.
z Keep the input/output signal lines as far as possible from power lines and devices that
generate electric and magnetic fields.
z Otherwise the effect of noise can cause misoperation or malfunction.
Installation location
When mounting the intelligent PI/O system directly on a wall, or when installing it in a cabinet,
avoid locations such as the following.
• A location where the ambient temperature is outside the range 0 to 55 °C. When the system is
stored inside the panel, the temperature inside the panel will equalize to the ambient
temperature.
• A location where the relative humidity is outside the range 10 to 90%.
• A location where vibration or shock exceeds the allowable level.
• A location where there is corrosive gas or flammable gas.
Do not install in a location where there is 0.05 ppm or more of sulphurous acid gas, or 0.01
ppm or more of hydrogen sulphide gas.
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zVentilation
Since the intelligent PI/O system is cooled by natural air convection, in general it is not necessary
to have forced air cooling for each terminal block unit. However, it is normally necessary to have
an exhaust fan in the cabinet in which the system is installed in order to keep the ambient
temperature within the operating range. Estimate the required cooling capacity of the fans as the
total amount of heat generated by all of the modules.
See Chapter 3 for the amount of heat generated by each intelligent PI/O module.
z Do not drop the modules, let them bang into anything or apply strong shock.
z Doing so can cause malfunction.
Observe the following precautions in mounting and wiring the intelligent PI/O system.
• The PI/O modules are not of dust-resistant construction. If at all possible mount the system
inside a cabinet to protect it from dust.
• Do not mount the system directly over products that produces a great deal of heat (heater,
transformer, large capacity resistor, etc.).
• Do not mount inside the same panel with a high voltage device.
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2. Installation and Wiring
External
wire To increase the mouting stability, fix the DIN
rail in place with screws approximately in the
center of the unit to which it is attached.
(If the terminal block is mounted flush, the
interval becomes about 240 mm.)
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2. Installation and Wiring
• When mounting the DIN rail of the I/O base unit, make sure to meet the following conditions
in view of base unit mounting/demounting and strength.
g(>35mm)
g(>35mm)
15mm
ベースユニット高さ 160mm
35mm
35mm
c(<50mm)
c(<50mm) p(<250mm)
p(<250mm)
Base
s(>18mm)
s(>18mm)
When fixing a DIN rail, the spacing between screws (p) should be within 250 mm
andthe spacing between both sides of the screw and the fixing screw (c) should be
within 50 mm. The top-to-bottom spacing (c) of the base unit should be at least 35
mm. Leave at least 18 mm of rail left to right as the stopper space (s).
g(>35mm)
g(>35mm)
DIN rail mounting face
Mounting DIN rail
Spacer
Note 2: In the case DIN rails in general (height: 7.5 mm),
h(>10mm) it is difficult to install thebase unit.
Insert a spacer whose height from the DIN rail
mounting face is at least 10mm.
Vibration Measure
In the event that measures against vibrations on top and bottom of the base unit are necessary
when the vibrations of the mounting face are large, it is desirable to add/insert reinforcing
supports (such as DIN rails) as shown in Figure 2.3.
ベースユニット
Base unit
4mm スペーサー
Reinforcing 補強挿入 DINDIN
insertion レールrail 4-mm spacer 取付 DINDIN
Mounting レールrail 補強挿入 DIN レール
Reinforcing insertion DIN rail
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Precautions in extending the serial bus, for example when expanding the
system
Observe the following precautions when expanding the intelligent PI/O system.
• Keep the total length of serial bus wiring within 30 m.
• If wiring must unavoidably extend outside the cabinet, always observe the "wiring inside
cabinet" precautions of wiring outside cabinet.
• When adding another communication base unit, note that the maximum number that can be
connected is 15.
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In addition, free from the problem of noise, use a covered metal cable duct or a steel protective
duct. The recommended minimum separation between the signal line and the power line in this
case is given in Table 2.3.
zGrounding
Ground the terminal block FG terminal and the input/output cable shield to the cabinet ground.
Connect the chassis ground to the earth ground used exclusively for the V Series (100Ω or less
ground resistance). Do not make a loop in the ground wire; ground it using the shortest possible
length of wire. Do not ground any other device to the V Series ground.
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Mounting
Here the intelligent PI/O mounting procedure to construct the intelligent PI/O system will be
explained.
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zAddress Settings
I/O addresses are set in the communication base units and the PI/O modules. On the
communication base units, the unit address setting switch sets the unit numbers 1 to F (decimal 1
to 15). On the PI/O modules, the module address setting switch sets the module numbers 1 to E
(decimal 1 to 14).
NOTICE:
z In making the address settings, use a screwdriver that matches the address setting
switch grooves.
z Otherwise the address setting switches may get damage.
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zCommunication Base Unit, Terminal Block Unit and I/O base unit Mounting
Mount the communication base units and the terminal block units on the DIN rail according to
the following procedure.
1) Completely loosen the communication base unit or terminal block unit DIN rail tightening
screw. Open the DIN rail stopper on the rear of the communication base unit or terminal
block unit, so that it engages with the DIN rail.
2) Slightly lift the right side of the communication base unit or the terminal block unit, then,
while fitting the left edge of the DIN rail into the DIN rail mounting groove, slide it a bit to
the right to fit it into the gap between the left edge of the DIN rail and the DIN rail stopper.
Push it to the right until it stops completely.
3) Push the right side of the communication base unit or terminal block unit to the DIN rail
side until it snaps into place with a click.
4) Tighten the DIN tightening screw on the communication base unit or the terminal block
unit, to fix the communication base unit or the terminal block unit to the DIN rail.
NOTICE:
z Loosen the DIN rail stopper completely before mounting the unit.
z If it is not loosened completely, it might not be possible to fix the unit in place, or the case
might be damaged.
DIN rail
DIN raill stopper
2) DIN rail mounting
groove
3)
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The following is the procedure for removing the communication base unit or the terminal block
unit.
1) Completely loosen the communication base unit or terminal block unit.
2) Push the DIN rail holder on the right side of the communication base unit or the terminal
block unit to the right, then pull the communication base unit or terminal block unit
forward a bit.
3) Slide the communication base unit or terminal block unit slightly to the left, then remove
it.
NOTICE:
z After removing the communication base unit or terminal block unit, always tighten the
DIN rail tightening screw and leave it that way
z Otherwise the DIN rail tightening screw may loose.
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2. Installation and Wiring
The I/O base unit is mounted on the DIN rail in the following sequence.
1) Lift the bottom of the communication base unit or the I/O base unit and then, while
applying the upper part of the DIN rail to the DIN rail mounting groove, move it
downwards so that the upper end of the DIN rail engages the DIN rail.
2) Push the bottom of the communication base unit or the terminal block unit toward the DIN
rail side while pressing down the tab of the lower part with a minus screwdriver, etc. so
that the unit engages the rail.
3) Slide the above leftward on the DIN rail and push it to the preceding unit's connector or
stopper until they are adhered firmly to each other.
Note:
z For removal, follow the reverse of the procedure above.
z Remove from the unit on the right side.
1)
3)
2)
2)
Figure 2.8 Mounting on the I/O Base Unit System DIN Rail
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NOTICE:
z Be careful of attaching or removing a terminal block.
z There is an exposed conductor on the rear of the terminal block that can be shorted.
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NOTICE:
z Be careful of attaching or removing a terminal block.
z After wiring, if a terminal block with live wires is removed, the exposed conductors on the rear
of the terminal block may cause of trouble.
z Do not pass electricity through the I/O bus connector when it is exposed. Always connect
the I/O bus cable or a termination connector.
z Otherwise possibility system power supply may short accidentally.
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IMPORTANT:
Perform serial bus cable shield processing on the side near the control station.
NOTE:
Concerning the terminal arrangement, see 3. "Terminal block unit for model 2000/3000".
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NOTICE:
z Be careful of attaching or removing a terminal block.
z If the terminal block is removed with the external wiring connected, a conductor will be
exposed on the rear of the terminal block, may cause of trouble.
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Module Mounting
Before mounting the PI/O modules and the communication modules, check the module model
names and settings. When replacing a unit, be sure to replace it with one of the same model and
use the same settings.
NOTICE:
z Do not mount a module that does not match on a terminal block unit or a
communication base unit.
z If a non-matching module is forcibly mounted, it may damage to the terminal block unit or
communication base unit and the module. To avoid erroneously inserting the wrong module,
paste the correct name labels on the modules as explained in "Preparation for mounting the
terminal block units".
z Use the correct size screwdriver to attach and remove the blank cover and the modules.
z Otherwise it may damage to the blank cover and the modules.
z Always mount blank cover on slots in which modules are not mounted.
z Otherwise dirt may get in.
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3. Terminal Block Unit (For Model 2000, 3000)
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3. Terminal Block Unit (For Model 2000, 3000)
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3. Terminal Block Unit (For Model 2000, 3000)
USCB1 specifications
Item Specification
Model name USBC1
Form of attachment Exclusively for mounting on DIN rail (fixed in place with M4 screws)
Matching module Up to 2 SBIF1 modules; in single system mounted on left (P) side.
Number connected to main Up to 15 can be connected to the serial bus (when SBIF1/SBIF2 module is
unit used).
Number of PI/Os connected Up to 14 PI/Os can be connected when single I/O Module is used.
Up to 28 PI/Os can be connected when dual I/O Module is used.
Serial bus terminal block 12-pin removable terminal block (attached with M3.5 screws).
Used for serial bus connection and for receiving system power supply (24 Vdc).
Address setting Set from 1 to F (decimal 1 to 15) by front panel address setting switch.
System power supply 24 Vdc ± 10% (21.6 to 26.4 V), ripple 5% or less
Maximum current in mounted 24 Vdc-0.3 A (total current consumption of all mounted modules)
modules
Maximum current supply to 24 Vdc-2.2 A (total PI/O modules current consumption)
I/O bus side
Accessories 1 termination connector FSTM1; 1 blank cover FSCV1
External dimensions 80 W × 138 H × 60 D mm (unit by itself, excluding protrusions)
80 W × 138 H × 120 D mm (with module mounted, excluding protrusions)
Weight 300 g or less (this unit by itself)
USCB2 specifications
Item Specification
Model name USBC2
Form of attachment Only for horizontal mounting of DIN rails (fixed with specialized stopper
fittings)
Matching module Up to 2 SBIF1 modules; in single system mounted on left (P) side.
Number connected to main Up to 15 can be connected to the serial bus (when SBIF1 module is used).
unit
Number of PI/Os connected Up to 14 PI/Os can be connected when single I/O Module is used.
Up to 28 PI/Os can be connected when dual I/O Module is used.
Serial bus terminal block 12-pin removable terminal block (attached with M3.5 screws).
Used for serial bus connection and for receiving system power supply (24 Vdc).
Address setting Set from 1 to F (decimal 1 to 15) by front panel address setting switch.
System power supply 24 Vdc ± 10% (21.6 to 26.4 V), ripple 5% or less
Maximum current in mounted 24 Vdc-0.3 A (total current consumption of all mounted modules)
modules
Maximum current supply to 24 Vdc-2.2 A (total PI/O modules current consumption)
I/O bus side
External dimensions 80 W × 160 H × 15 D mm (unit by itself, excluding protrusions)
80 W × 160 H × 110 D mm (with module mounted, excluding protrusions)
I/O bus terminating resister Built-in termination resistor
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TB1
Position where SBIF1 is mounted (P) Position where additionally SBIF1
side in case of single system is mounted (S) side in case of
dual system
CN1
I/O base unit interconnector
SW1 SW2
34 5
6
F0 12
7 89A
BCD
SW1
345
67 A
EF 2
01
89
BCD
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2 4 6 8 10 12
Terminal Signal name (when used as relay unit) Signal name (when used as terminal unit)
1 LINE-A1 phase A (+) jumper LINE-A1 phase A (+) Termination resistor
2 LINE-B1 phase B (+) jumper LINE-B1 phase B (+) Termination resistor
NOTICE:
z Do not connect any other signal wires or power supply wires to the terminal block, even
to an open terminal.
z Doing so can cause misoperation or malfunction.
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3. Terminal Block Unit (For Model 2000, 3000)
SBIF1 specifications
Item Specification
Model name SBIF1
Matching base unit Communication base unit USCB1; mounted on left (P) side in a single system.
Dual Possible (mount 2 on communication base unit USCB1)
Serial bus According to “Appended Table 1.2 Serial bus specifications (model 2000/3000
specifications system)”
I/O bus specifications According to “Appended Table 1.3 I/O bus specifications (model 2000/3000 system)”
Current consumption 24 Vdc-100 mA or less (supplied from the base unit system power supply)
Intermal heat generation 2.4W or less (rated condition)
External dimensions 40 W × 90 H × 95 D mm
Weight 200 g or less (this unit by itself)
RS-485 RS-485
trans- trans-
System 24 Vdc Fixed voltage ceiver ceiver
power supply
Intemal CPU
power 0 V circuit
circuit
supply Temination
resistors
Phase A Phase B
Module connector
Dual I/O bus
NOTE:
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For serial bus and I/O bus specifications, see Appendix 1 Specifications.
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RS-485 RS-485
Fixed voltage transceiver transceiver
System 24 Vdc Intemal
power power supply
0 V circuit CPU circuit
supply
Temination resistors
Phase A Phase B
Module connector
Dual I/O bus
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TOSHIBA
RUN indicator:
SBIF2 Lights up during normal operation.
SERIAL BUS I/F
Alarm indicator:
Lights up in an abnormal operation.
RUN
ALM
STAND-BY indicator:
STAND-BY
Lights up during dual stand-by action.
SB
A Serial bus A system normal operation indicator:
B Lights up during normal operation.
A
I/O
B
Serial bus B system normal operation indicator:
Lights up during normal operation.
I/O bus A system normal operation indicator:
Lights up during normal operation.
I/O bus B system normal operation indicator:
Lights up during normal operation.
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n
10
**cm
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Cable length
7cm
Cable length
Cable length
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n
10
**cm
IMPORTANT:
z Keep the total cable length within 5 m including total terminal block length.
z The power supply lead is 3 m long. Adjust its length when the power supply is connected.
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UTBA1 specifications
Item Specification
Model name UTBA1
Form of mounting Exclusively for perpendicular mounting on the DIN rail
(fixed in place with M4 screws)
Number of modules that can be mounted Up to 2 PI/O modules
Compatible modules SAI01, SAI06*, STC01, SAO01, SAO06*, SPI01,
SPI06*, SPO01
Compatible option boards FIVC11, FIVC12 (only SAI01 module can be used)
Compatible short bars FSBR2
Cold contact point compensation for use Built in (valid when STC01 module is used)
with thermocouples
External wire terminal blocks 2 removable type terminal blocks (of 21 terminals per
block M3.5 screws)
Matching external wire size 1.25 mm2 or less
External power supply 24 Vdc ± 10%, ripple 5% or less (for SPI01, SPO01
modules)
Maximum current in I/O bus 24 Vdc-2.2 A (total PI/O modules current consumption)
Accessories 1 I/O bus cable ZCS005A0701
1 blank cover FSCV1
Ability of insulation to withstand voltage 500 Vac for 1 minute (between modules, between
external and internal signals)
External dimensions 80 W × 240 H × 77 D mm (unit by itself, excluding
protrusions)
80 W× 240 H × 120 D mm (with PI/O module mounted,
excluding protrusions)
Weight 750 g or less (this unit by itself)
* Used as a single configuration
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NOTICE:
z Before mounting a PI/O module, check whether the connected signal matches the
mounted PI/O module rating.
z If a PI/O module is mounted and an erroneous signal is connected, the PI/O module or external
z Do not connect an external signal line or a power supply line to an open terminal and
(CJC) terminal.
z Doing so may cause parts to be damaged or malfunction.
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UTBA2 specifications
Item Specification
Model name UTBA2
Form of mounting Exclusively for perpendicular mounting on DIN rail
(fixed in place by M4 screws)
Number of modules that can be mounted Up to 2 PI/O modules
Compatible modules SAI02, SAI03, SRT01, SAO02
Compatible option boards FIVC21, FIVC22 (only SAI02 and SAI03 modules can
be used)
Compatible short bar Unnecessary
External line terminal block 2 removable type terminal blocks (M3.5 screws 21
terminals relation between screws and terminals
unclear)
Matching external line size 1.25 mm2 or less
Maximum current in I/O bus 24 Vdc-2.2 A (total PI/O modules current
consumption)
Accessories 1 I/O bus cable ZCS005A0701
1 blank cover FSCV1
Ability of insulation to withstand voltage 500 Vac for 1 minute (between external signal lines,
between external and internal signal lines)
External dimensions 80 W × 240 H × 77 D mm (this unit alone, excluding
protrusions)
80 W × 240 H × 120 D mm (with PI/O module
mounted, excluding protrusions)
Weight 750 g or less (this unit by itself)
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NOTICE:
z Before mounting a PI/O module, check to make sure that the connected signal matches
the mounted PI/O module rating.
z If a PI/O module is mounted and an erroneous signal is connected, the PI/O module or external
z Do not connect an external signal line or power supply line to an open terminal.
z Doing so may cause parts to be damaged or malfunction.
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UTBA3 specifications
Item Specification
Model name UTBA3
Form of mounting Exclusively for perpendicular mounting on DIN rail
(fixed in place with M4 screws)
Number of modules that can be mounted Up to 2 PI/O modules
Compatible modules Exclusively for use with SAI01, SAI06 (upper level) and
SDA01 ( lower level)
Compatible option boards FIVC11, FIVC12
Compatible short bar Unnecessary
External line terminal block 2 removable type terminal blocks (M3.5 screws 21
terminals relation between screws and terminals
unclear)
Matching external line size 1.25 mm2 or less
External power supply 24 Vdc ± 10% (21.6 to 26.4 V), ripple 5% or less (for
sensor use)
Maximum current in I/O bus 24 Vdc-2.2 A (total PI/O modules power consumption)
Accessory 1 I/O bus cable ZCS005A0701
Ability of insulation to withstand voltage 500 Vac for 1 minute (between external and internal
signal lines)
External dimensions 80 W × 240 H × 77 D mm (the unit alone, excluding
protrusions)
80 W × 240 H × 120 D mm (with PI/O module mounted,
excluding protrusions)
Weight 750 g or less (this unit by itself)
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(Note 1) The upper and lower I/O bus connectors from a pair and are connected internally.
(Note 2) This terminal block unit is exclusively for mounting the SAI01, the SDA01, and the
SAI06
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NOTICE:
z Before mounting the PI/O module, always check whether the connected signal matches
it.
z If a PI/O module is mounted and an erroneous signal is connected, the PI/O module or external
sensor may got damage.
z The shields on each terminal block (4 terminals) are all connected to each FG terminal
internally. The shields and the PI/O are grounded by grounding the FG terminals.
Always ground them.
z Otherwise parts will be damaged or system will be malfunction.
z When branching the external power supply connected to pins 17 and 18 of the terminal
block (TB2) from pins 19 and 20, make sure that the maximum power-on current is
within 2 A.
z Otherwise, the current may run short thus resulting in burning of the pattern.
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(Note 1) The upper and lower I/O bus connectors form a are connected internally.
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NOTICE:
z Before mounting the PI/O module, always check whether the connected signal matches it.
z If a PI/O module is mounted and an erroneous signal is connected, the PI/O module or external
sensor may got damage.
z The shields on each terminal block (4 terminals) are all connected to each FG terminal
internally. The shields and the PI/O are grounded by grounding the FG terminals.
Always ground them.
z Otherwise parts will be damaged or system will be malfunction.
z When branching the external power supply connected to pins 17 and 18 of the terminal
block (TB2) from pins 19 and 20, make sure that the maximum power-on current is
within 2 A.
z Otherwise, the current may run short thus resulting in burning of the pattern.
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(Note 1) The upper and lower I/O bus connectors form a are connected internally.
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NOTICE:
z Before mounting the PI/O module, always check whether the connected signal matches it.
zIf a PI/O module is mounted and an erroneous signal is connected, the PI/O module or external
sensor may got damage.
z The shields on each terminal block (4 terminals) are all connected to each FG terminal
internally. The shields and the PI/O are grounded by grounding the FG terminals.
Always ground them.
z Otherwise parts will be damaged or system will be malfunction.
z When branching the external power supply connected to pins 17 and 18 of the terminal block
(TB2) from pins 19 and 20, make sure that the maximum power-on current is within 2 A.
z Otherwise, the current may run short thus resulting in burning of the pattern.
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UTBD1 specifications
Item Specification
Model name UTBD1
Form of mounting Exclusively for perpendicular mounting on DIN rail (fixed in place
with M4 screws)
Number of modules that can be 1 (mounted on upper side)
mounted
Compatible modules SDI01, SDO01
Compatible option board Unnecessary
Compatible short bar FSBR2 (for common wire connection)
External line terminal block 2 removable type terminal blocks (M3.5 screws 21 terminals)
Matching external line size 1.25 mm2 or less
External power supply 24 Vdc ± 10%, ripple 5% or less (external load, for contact use)
Maximum current in I/O bus 24 Vdc-2.2 A (total PI/O modules current consumption)
Accessories 1 I/O bus cable ZCS005A0701
1 blank cover FSVC1
1 short bar FSBR2
Ability of insulation to withstand 500 Vac for 1 minute (between external and internal signal lines)
voltage
External dimensions 80 W × 240 H × 77 D mm (the unit alone, excluding protrusions)
80 W × 240 H × 120 D mm (with PI/O module mounted, excluding
protrusions)
Weight 900 g or less (unit with short bar attached)
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NOTICE:
z Before mounting the PI/O module, check to make sure that the connected signal matches
its rating.
z If a PI/O module is mounted and an erroneous signal is connected, the PI/O module or external
sensor may got damage.
z The terminal block (TB1, TB2) external power supply terminals are connected internally in the
SDI01 and SDO01 modules. When it is necessary to wire between terminal units, use only TB1
terminals or TB2 terminals for all units (do not mix TB1 and TB2 among units).
z If the internal path from TB1 to TB2 is used for the jumper wiring to other terminals, it may
happens that the current capacity is inadequate and the pattern is burned.
z When branching the external power supply connected to pins 17 and 18 of the terminal block
(TB1, TB2) from pins 19 and 20, make sure that the maximum power-on current is within 2 A.
z Otherwise, the current may run short thus resulting in burning of the pattern.
z The PI/O module ground is connected to the FG terminal internally. Always ground the
FG terminal.
z Otherwise parts will be damaged or system will be malfunction.
z Do not connect an external signal line or a power supply line to an open terminal.
z Doing so may cause parts to be damaged or malfunction.
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UTRC1 specifications
Item Specification
Model name UTRC1
Form of mounting Exclusively for perpendicular mounting on DIN rail (fixed in place
with M4 screws)
Number of modules that can Up to 2 PI/O modules
be mounted
Compatible modules SDI01, SDO01
Compatible short bar Unnecessary
External line connector 4 24-pin connectors exclusively for relay connection use
Compatible external line cable Omron G79-***C cable with connector (1:1)
Compatible relay unit When SDI01 is used: Omron G70A-ZIM16-5 (Note 1)/G7TC-IA16-
5/G7TC-ID16-5 (for input use)
When SDO01 is used: Omron G70A-ZOC16-3 (Note 1)/G7TC-
OC16/ G7VC-O*16 (for output use)
(Input and output can be intermingled in 32-point units.)
Relay power supply 24V ± 10% (supply to relay unit side)
Maximum current in I/O bus 24 Vdc-2.2A (total PI/O modules current consumption)
Accessories 1 I/O bus cable ZCS005A0701
1 blank cover FSCV1
Ability of insulation to 500 Vac for 1 minute (between modules, between external and
withstand voltage internal signal lines)
External dimensions 80 W × 240 H × 35 D mm (unit alone, excluding protrusions)
80 W × 240 H × 120 D mm (with PI/O module mounted, excluding
protrusions)
Weight 800 g or less (unit alone)
(Note 1) For connection to G70A relay unit, the round-shaped crimped terminal cannot be used. Please
use the point-opened crimped terminal instead.
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NOTICE:
z One mounted SDI01 or SDO01 module controls 2 relay units (16 points). Input and
output relays should not be mixed among these 32 points.
z Doing so can cause misoperation.
z 24 Vdc and 0V (external power supply) are connected on the relay unit side. The
external power supply is connected in common in 32-point (2 relay unit) units. Always
connect the same power supply to the 2 relay units.
z Failure to do so can cause misoperation.
z Always cover the unused connectors (CN3 to CN6) with connector covers.
z Otherwise the insulation may deteriorate and the connector pins may corrode.
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CN2
External line connector
CN1
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CN1
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Terminating
resistor switch
ON
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Option Board
zDistributor Module SDA01
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DA01
DISTRIBUTOR External power
Current POWER
Status indicator limiting circuit
supply indicator
ALM
CH1 DP1 OFF ON
Alarm indicator:
CH1
CH2 DP2 Lights up during
CH2
CH3 DP3 abnormal operation.
External 24 Vdc Alarm CH3
power CH4 DP4
0 V detector
CH4
supply CH5 DP5 Power supply switches
CH6 DP6 CH5 CH1 to CH8
Alarm
CH7 DP7 CH6
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OFF ON
V I
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CH1/5
2 AI1/5( - )
Power
3 supply
CH1/5
5 250 Ω
AI2/6(+)
CH2/6
6 AI2/6( - )
Power
7 supply
CH2/6
9 250 Ω
AI3/7(+)
CH3/7
10 AI3/7( - )
Power
11 supply
CH3/7
13 250 Ω
AI4/8(+)
CH4/8
14 AI4/8( - )
Power
15 supply
CH4/8
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CH1
2 AI1( - ) 2 AI1( - )
3 250 Ω
AI2(+) 3 250 Ω
AI2(+)
CH2
4 AI2( - ) 4 AI2( - )
5 250 Ω
AI3(+) 5 250 Ω
AI3(+)
CH3
6 AI3( - ) 6 AI3( - )
7 250 Ω
AI4(+) 7 250 Ω
AI4(+)
CH4
8 AI4( - ) 8 AI4( - )
9 250 Ω
AI5(+) 9 250 Ω
AI5(+)
CH5
10 AI5( - ) 10 AI5( - )
11 250 Ω
AI6(+) 11 250 Ω
AI6(+)
CH6
12 AI6( - ) 12 AI6( - )
13 250 Ω
AI7(+) 13 250 Ω
AI7(+)
CH7
14 AI7( - ) 14 AI7( - )
15 250 Ω
AI8(+) 15 250 Ω
AI8(+)
CH8
16 AI8( - ) 16 AI8( - )
(Note) All SAI01, SAI061 module inputs (( - ) side) are connected together internally.
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CH1
2 AI1( - ) 2 AI1( - )
5 250 Ω
AI2(+) 5 250 Ω
AI2(+)
CH2
6 AI2( - ) 6 AI2( - )
9 250 Ω
AI3(+) 9 250 Ω
AI3(+)
CH3
10 AI3( - ) 10 AI3( - )
13 AI4(+) 13 AI4(+)
250 Ω 250 Ω
CH4
14 AI4( - ) 14 AI4( - )
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Accessories
The PI/O accessories listed in Table 3.3 are available.
FSBR2 specifications
Item Specification
Model name FSBR2
Number of terminals M3.5-33 terminal
Mounting screw 4 M4s/set (accessory)
Application terminal block unit UTBD1 (common wire processing; standard
form is to be provided already mounted)
UTBA1 (shield processing)
Minimum number of sets per order 1 set
Shape of FSBR2
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zName Labels
These labels are to be pasted to the part of the terminal block unit to which the PI/O module is
mounted. These are convenient for checking when mounting or replacing a module.
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Spare Parts
The following spare parts are available for the units and modules that comprise the system.
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2)
1)
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4. Terminal Block Unit (for model 1000)
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4. Terminal Block Unit (for model 1000)
EC352AI0151, EC352AI0171
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 Analog Input 1 (AI1) (+) AI1 (-)
2 Analog Input 2 (AI2) (+) AI2 (-)
3 Analog Input 3 (AI3) (+) AI3 (-)
4 Analog Input 4 (AI4) (+) AI4 (-)
5 Input Signal Common (SC)
6 Input Signal Common (SC)
7 Analog Input 5 (AI5) (+) AI5 (-)
8 Analog Input 6 (AI6) (+) AI6 (-)
9 Analog Input 7 (AI7) (+) AI7 (-)
10 Analog Input 8 (AI8) (+) AI8 (-)
11 Input Signal Common (SC)
12 Input Signal Common (SC)
・ Four terminals (No. 5, 6, 11 and 12) of Input Signal Common are connected
internally.
EC352AI0251, EC352AI0271
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 Analog Input 1 (AI1+) (+)
AI1
2 Analog Input 2 (AI1-) (-)
4 Analog Input 4 (AI2+) (+)
AI2
5 Analog Input 4 (AI2-) (-)
7 Analog Input 5 (AI3+) (+)
AI3
8 Analog Input 6 (AI3-) (-)
10 Analog Input 8 (AI4+) (+)
AI4
11 Analog Input 4 (AI4-) (-)
・ Terminals (No. 3, 6, 9 and 12) are unused terminals.
EC352AI02C1
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 Analog Input 1 (AI1+) (+)
AO1
2 Analog Input 2 (AI1-) (-)
3 Analog Input 4 (AI2+) (+)
AO2
4 Analog Input 4 (AI2-) (-)
5 Analog Input 5 (AI3+) (+)
AO3
6 Analog Input 6 (AI3-) (-)
7 Analog Input 8 (AI4+) (+)
AO4
8 Analog Input 4 (AI4-) (-)
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EC352AI0351, EC352AI0371
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 Analog Input 1 (AI1+) (+)
AI1
2 Analog Input 2 (AI1-) (-)
3 Transmitter Power (DP1+) DP1
7 Analog Input 2 (AI1-) (-)
AI2
8 Analog Input 1 (AI1+) (+)
9 Transmitter Power (DP2+) DP2
11 Analog Input 1 (AI3+) (+)
AI3
12 Analog Input 2 (AI3-) (-)
13 Transmitter Power (DP3+) DP3
17 Analog Input 4 (AI4+) (-)
AI4
18 Analog Input 5 (AI4-) (+)
19 Transmitter Power (DP4+) DP4
・ Terminals (No. 4, 5, 6, 10, 14, 15, 16 and 20) are unused terminals.
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EC352TC0151, EC352TC0171
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 TC Input (TC1+)
AI1
2 TC Input (TC1-)
3 TC Input (TC2+)
AI2
4 TC Input (TC2-)
7 TC Input (TC3+)
AI3
8 TC Input (TC3-)
9 TC Input (TC4+)
AI4
10 TC Input (TC4-)
11 TC Input (TC5+)
AI5
12 TC Input (TC5-)
13 TC Input (TC6+)
AI6
14 TC Input (TC6-)
17 TC Input (TC7+)
AI7
18 TC Input (TC7-)
19 TC Input (TC8+)
AI8
20 TC Input (TC8-)
・ Terminals (No. 5, 6, 15 and 16) are unused terminals.
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EC352RT0151
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 RTD1 (A)
RTD1
2 RTD1 (B)
3 RTD1 (b)
4 RTD2 (A)
RTD2
5 RTD2 (B)
6 RTD2 (b)
7 RTD3 (A)
RTD3
8 RTD3 (B)
9 RTD3 (b)
10 RTD4 (A)
RTD4
11 RTD4 (B)
12 RTD4 (b)
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EC352AO0151
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 Analog Output (AO1+) (+)
AO1
2 Analog Output (AO1-) (-)
3 Analog Output (AO2+) (+)
AO2
4 Analog Output (AO2-) (-)
7 Analog Output (AO3+) (+)
AO3
8 Analog Output (AO3-) (-)
9 Analog Output (AO4+) (+)
AO4
10 Analog Output (AO4-) (-)
11 Analog Output (AO5+) (+)
AO5
12 Analog Output (AO5-) (-)
13 Analog Output (AO6+) (+)
AO6
14 Analog Output (AO6-) (-)
17 Analog Output (AO7+) (+)
AO7
18 Analog Output (AO7-) (-)
19 Analog Output (AO8+) (+)
AO8
20 Analog Output (AO8-) (-)
・ Terminals (No. 5, 6, 15 and 16) are unused terminals.
(-) terminals of each output are connected inside the terminal block.
EC352AO0251
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 Analog Output (AO1+) (+)
AO1
2 Analog Output (AO1-) (-)
4 Analog Output (AO2+) (+)
AO2
5 Analog Output (AO2-) (-)
7 Analog Output (AO3+) (+)
AO3
8 Analog Output (AO3-) (-)
10 Analog Output (AO4+) (+)
AO4
11 Analog Output (AO4-) (-)
・ Terminals (No. 3, 6, 9 and 12) are unused terminals.
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EC352AO02C1
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 Analog Output (AO1+) (+)
AO1
2 Analog Output (AO1-) (-)
3 Analog Output (AO2+) (+)
AO2
4 Analog Output (AO2-) (-)
5 Analog Output (AO3+) (+)
AO3
6 Analog Output (AO3-) (-)
7 Analog Output (AO4+) (+)
AO4
8 Analog Output (AO4-) (-)
・ Terminals (No. 3, 6, 9 and 12) are unused terminals.
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4. Terminal Block Unit (for model 1000)
EC352DI0151
Terminal No. Signal name Terminal No. Signal name
1 Digital Input (DI1) 21 Digital Input (DI17)
2 Digital Input (DI2) 22 Digital Input (DI18)
3 Digital Input (DI3) 23 Digital Input (DI19)
4 Digital Input (DI4) 24 Digital Input (DI20)
5 Digital Input (DI5) 25 Digital Input (DI21)
6 Digital Input (DI6) 26 Digital Input (DI22)
7 Digital Input (DI7) 27 Digital Input (DI23)
8 Digital Input (DI8) 28 Digital Input (DI24)
9 Digital Input (DI9) 29 Digital Input (DI25)
10 Digital Input (DI10) 30 Digital Input (DI26)
11 Digital Input (DI11) 31 Digital Input (DI27)
12 Digital Input (DI12) 32 Digital Input (DI28)
13 Digital Input (DI13) 33 Digital Input (DI29)
14 Digital Input (DI14) 34 Digital Input (DI30)
15 Digital Input (DI15) 35 Digital Input (DI31)
16 Digital Input (DI16) 36 Digital Input (DI32)
17 External Power 24 Vdc (+) 37 External Power 24 Vdc (+)
18 External Power 24 Vdc (+) 38 External Power 24 Vdc (+)
19 External Power 24 Vdc (-) 39 External Power 24 Vdc (-)
20 External Power 24 Vdc (-) 40 External Power 24 Vdc (-)
・ Four terminals (17, 18, 37 and 38) are connected to each other internally.
・ Four terminals (19, 20, 39 and 40) are connected to each other internally.
・ External powers in the table above are used for input circuits. Power for the main circuit
is supplied from PS591.
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EC352DI0151
Terminal No. Signal name Terminal No. Signal name
1 Digital Output (DI1) 21 Digital Output (DI17)
2 Digital Output (DI2) 22 Digital Output (DI18)
3 Digital Output (DI3) 23 Digital Output (DI19)
4 Digital Output (DI4) 24 Digital Output (DI20)
5 Digital Output (DI5) 25 Digital Output (DI21)
6 Digital Output (DI6) 26 Digital Output (DI22)
7 Digital Output (DI7) 27 Digital Output (DI23)
8 Digital Output (DI8) 28 Digital Output (DI24)
9 Digital Output (DI9) 29 Digital Output (DI25)
10 Digital Output (DI10) 30 Digital Output (DI26)
11 Digital Output (DI11) 31 Digital Output (DI27)
12 Digital Output (DI12) 32 Digital Output (DI28)
13 Digital Output (DI13) 33 Digital Output (DI29)
14 Digital Output (DI14) 34 Digital Output (DI30)
15 Digital Output (DI15) 35 Digital Output (DI31)
16 Digital Output (DI16) 36 Digital Output (DI32)
17 External Power 24 Vdc (+) 37 External Power 24 Vdc (+)
18 External Power 24 Vdc (+) 38 External Power 24 Vdc (+)
19 External Power 24 Vdc (-) 39 External Power 24 Vdc (-)
20 External Power 24 Vdc (-) 40 External Power 24 Vdc (-)
・ Four terminals (17, 18, 37 and 38) are connected to each other internally.
・ Four terminals (19, 20, 39 and 40) are connected to each other internally.
・ External powers in the table above are used for output circuits. Power supply for the
main circuit is supplied from PS591.
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EC352DO0161
CN1 CN2
Signal name Signal name
Terminal No. Terminal No.
0 DO1 (+) 0 DO17 (+)
C0 DO1 (-) C0 DO17 (-)
1 DO2 (+) 1 DO18 (+)
C1 DO2 (-) C2 DO18 (-)
2 DO3 (+) 1 DO19 (+)
C2 DO3 (-) C2 DO19 (-)
3 DO4 (+) 3 DO20 (+)
C3 DO4 (-) C3 DO20 (-)
4 DO5 (+) 4 DO21 (+)
C4 DO5 (-) C4 DO21 (-)
5 DO6 (+) 5 DO22 (+)
C5 DO6 (-) C5 DO22 (-)
6 DO7 (+) 6 DO23 (+)
C6 DO7 (-) C6 DO23 (-)
7 DO8 (+) 7 DO24 (+)
C7 DO8 (-) C7 DO24 (-)
8 DO9 (+) 8 DO25 (+)
C8 DO9 (-) C8 DO25 (-)
9 DO10 (+) 9 DO26 (+)
C9 DO10 (-) C9 DO26 (-)
10 DO11 (+) 10 DO27 (+)
C10 DO11 (-) C10 DO27 (-)
11 DO12 (+) 11 DO28 (+)
C11 DO12 (-) C11 DO28 (-)
12 DO13 (+) 12 DO29 (+)
C12 DO13 (-) C12 DO29 (-)
13 DO14 (+) 13 DO30 (+)
C13 DO14 (-) C13 DO30 (-)
14 DO15 (+) 14 DO31 (+)
C14 DO15 (-) C14 DO31 (-)
15 DO16 (+) 15 DO32 (+)
C15 DO16 (-) C15 DO32 (-)
External Power 24 Vdc (+) External Power 24 Vdc (+)
External Power 24 Vdc (-) External Power 24 Vdc (-)
・ CN1(+) and CN2(+) terminals are connected to each other internally.
・ CN1(+) and CN2(+) terminals are connected to each other internally.
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EC352PI0151
Terminal No. Signal name External wiring
1 Pulse Input (PI1+) (+)
PI1
2 Pulse Input (PI1-) (-)
4 Pulse Input (PI2+) (+)
PI2
5 Pulse Input (PI2-) (-)
7 Pulse Input (PI3+) (+)
PI3
8 Pulse Input (PI3-) (-)
11 Pulse Input (PI4+) (+)
PI4
12 Pulse Input (PI4-) (-)
17 External Power 24 Vdc (+)
18 External Power 24 Vdc (+) (+)
(-) 24Vdc
17 External Power 24 Vdc (-)
18 External Power 24 Vdc (-)
・ Terminals (3, 6, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15 and 16) are unused terminals.
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3Y8A2156G001
Terminal No. Signal name
5 24Vdc (I/O system power supply +)
6 0V (I/O system power supply -)
7 IOBUS (+) internally connected
8 IOBUS (-) internally connected
10 GND (Grounding terminal)
11 24Vdc (I/O system power supply +)
12 0V (I/O system power supply -)
・ Terminals (1, 2, 3, 4 and 9) are unused terminals.
3Y8A1467G001
Terminal No. Signal name
1 IOBUS (-) internally connected
2 IOBUS (+) internally connected
3 GND (Grounding terminal)
4 GND (Grounding terminal)
5 0V (I/O system power supply -)
6 24Vdc (I/O system power supply +)
7 0V (I/O system power supply -)
8 24Vdc (I/O system power supply +)
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5. PI/O Modules
The types of PI/O module and option board are shown in Table 5.1.
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Phase A Phase B
Module connector
System power Dual I/O bus
supply
(24 Vdc)
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ADDR
01
8 9A
98
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5. PI/O Modules
100
5. PI/O Modules
Alarm indicator:
Blinks in an abnormal operation.
345
EF 2
67
ADDR
01
89 A
BCD
Module address setting switch:
Sets address numbers 1 to E
(decimal 1 to 14).
101
5. PI/O Modules
102
5. PI/O Modules
AI4(+)
AI4( - )
DP4 RS-485 RS-485
trans- trans-
Fixed voltage power Internal ceiver ceiver
supply circuit power
supply Phase A Phase B
Module connector
System power supply Dual I/O bus
(24 Vdc)
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AI03
1-5V dc DIS Sensor power supply switches
RUN OFF ON (CH1 to CH4)
RUN indicator: ALM CH1
ADDR
01
89 A
Blinks in an abnormal
operation.
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5. PI/O Modules
105
5. PI/O Modules
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5. PI/O Modules
SAI06 (PRM)
1)
AI1(+) V/F converter Signal Status
isolation indicator/
8- circuit circuit switch
AI1( - )
channel
analog
multi- Internal
CPU
plexer circuit
circuit Internal power
supply 2)
AI8(+)
Insulated
AI8( - ) DC/DC Fixed voltage RS-485 RS-485
corverter power supply trans- trans-
circuit circuit ceiver ceiver
3)
Module connector 24 V Dual I/O bus
4) 1)
z Diagnostic functions
1) ADC reference input diagnostics
2) ROM/RAM check; WDT supervision; and power supply supervision
3) I/O bus transmission diagnostics
4) Analog deviation diagnostics
*1: The panel SW and the status display are not included in the diagnostics. At the
times of regular repair, it is possible to check the presence or absence of any panel
SW failure as well as the lighting status of panel LEDs by conducting the power-
ON/OFF tests.
*2: One-off errors may not be detected depending on diagnostic cycle timing, etc.
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ADDR
01
8 9A
BCD sensor
Lights up during 17
stand-by action . 18
19
Module address setting switch: 20
Sets address numbers 1 to (-) side internal
E(decimal 1 to 14). connections
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(TB2)
GND FG
- 1 AI5(+) AI5(+)
2 AI5( - ) AI5( - )
+ 3
Power
4 supply
- 5 AI6(+) AI6(+)
6 AI6( - ) AI6( - )
+ 7
8
- 9 AI7(+) AI7(+)
10 AI7( - ) AI7( - )
+ 11
12
- 13 AI8(+) AI8(+)
14 AI8( - ) AI8( - )
+ 15
4-20 mAdc 16
2-wire type sensor FDA01
17
18
19
20
(-) side internal connections
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SAI06 and SDA01 modules ( - ) terminals are all connected together internally.
110
5. PI/O Modules
111
5. PI/O Modules
GND
A ground bar (FSBR2) is used for shielding.
112
5. PI/O Modules
Alarm indicator:
Blinks in an abnormal operation.
345
EF 2
67
01
ADDR
8 9A Module address setting switch:
BCD
113
5. PI/O Modules
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5. PI/O Modules
RT4(A)
RT4(B)
RT4(b) RS-485 RS-485
trans- trans-
Fixed voltage power Internal ceiver ceiver
supply circuit power
supply Phase A Phase B
Module connector
System power supply Dual I/O bus
(24 Vdc)
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Alarm indicator:
Blinks in an abnormal operation.
345
EF 2
67
ADDR
01
89 A
BCD
Module address setting switch:
Sets address numbers 1 to E
(decimal 1 to 14).
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5. PI/O Modules
117
5. PI/O Modules
Module connector
System power supply Dual I/O bus
(24 Vdc)
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5. PI/O Modules
Alarm indicator:
Blinks in an abnormal operation.
345
EF 2
67
ADDR
01
89 A
BCD
Module address setting switch:
Sets address numbers 1 to E
(decimal 1 to 14).
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5. PI/O Modules
120
5. PI/O Modules
Module connector
System power supply Dual I/O bus
(24 Vdc)
121
5. PI/O Modules
Alarm indicator:
Blinks in an abnormal operation.
345
EF 2
67
ADDR
01
89 A
BCD
Module address setting switch:
Sets address numbers 1 to E
(decimal 1 to 14).
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5. PI/O Modules
123
5. PI/O Modules
Status
indicator/
AO1(+) Signal switch
D/A conver-
isolation 2)
sion circuit
with analog circuit
lead-back Internal
AO1( - )
CPU circuit
AO8(+)
Internal 3)
AO8( - ) power supply
RS-485 RS-485
trans- trans-
Isolation analog circuit DC/DC ceiver ceiver
power supply converter 4)
(Module connector) 24 V Dualized switching signal
SAO06 (PRM)
1)
Status
indicator/
AO1(+) Signal switch
D/A conver-
isolation 2)
sion circuit
with analog circuit
lead-back Internal
AO1( - )
CPU circuit
AO8(+)
Internal 3)
AO8( - ) power supply
RS-485 RS-485
trans- trans-
Isolation analog circuit DC/DC ceiver ceiver
power supply converter 4)
(Module connector) 24 V Dualized switching signal
z Diagnostic functions
Output current read-back diagnostics
ROM/RAM check; WDT supervision; and power supply supervision
I/O bus transmission diagnostics
Duplex switching status diagnostics
*1: Part of the duplex switching circuit is not subject to diagnostics. At the time of
regular repair, it is possible to check the presence or absence of errors by
conducting duplex switching tests.
*2: In standby operation, the output diode open failure may not be detected; in online
operation, the short-circuit failure may not be detected. At the time of regular
repair, it is possible to check the presence or absence of errors by conducting
duplex switching tests.
*3: The panel SW and the status display are not included in the diagnostics. At the time
of regular repair, it is possible to check the presence or absence of any panel SW
failure as well as the illumination status of panel LEDs by conducting the power
ON/OFF tests.
*4: One-off errors may not be detected depending on diagnostic cycle timing, etc.
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(TB2)
GND FG
1 AO5(+) AO5(+)
2 AO5( - ) AO5( - )
SAO06 module front panel 3
4
TOSHIBA
5 AO6(+) AO6(+)
6 AO6( - ) AO6( - )
AO06 RUN indicator:
4-20mAdc 7
RUN Lights up during normal 8
ALM operation.
9 AO7(+) AO7(+)
STAND-BY
Alarm indicator: 10 AO7( - ) AO7( - )
Blinks in an abnormal 11
operation. 12
3 45
STAND-BY indicator: 13 AO8(+) AO8(+)
EF 2
67
ADDR
01
8 9A
BCD
Lights up during 14 AO8( - ) AO8( - )
stand-by action . External 15
load 16
Module address setting switch: 17
Sets address numbers 1 to 18
E(decimal 1 to 14). 19
20 (-) side internal connections
NOTICE:
Make sure the STAND-BY LED is on before removing the unit during dualization.
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Filter
circuit Internal power
DI32 supply
Fixed voltage power
External 24 Vdc supply circuit
power 0 V RS-485 RS-485
supply trans- trans-
External power ceiver ceiver
supply monitoning Phase A Phase B
Module connector
System power supply Dual I/O bus
(24 Vdc)
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3 45 1-16
13 DI29
67
EF 2
ADDR 17-32
89 A
BCD
14 DI30
15 DI31 Module address setting switch:
Sets address numbers 1 to E
16 DI32 SELECT
(decimal 1 to 14).
17
18 Indicator selector switch:
19 Switches indicated data in
16-point units.
20
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5. PI/O Modules
Phase A Phase B
Module connector
System power supply Dual I/O bus
(24 Vdc)
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3 45 1-16
13 DO29 Data group indicators
67
EF 2
01
ADDR 17-32
89A
BCD
14 DO30
15 DO31 Module address setting switch:
16 DO32 SELECT
Sets address numbers 1 to E
(decimal 1 to 14).
17
18 Indicator selector switch:
19 Switches indicated data in
External 16-point units.
load 20
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5. PI/O Modules
67 A
EF 2
ADDR
01
89
BCD
CN1
89A
BCD
34 5
67
EF 2
01
BCD
34 5
THRESHOLD Sets threshold level
67
EF 2
01
CN3
89A
LEVEL
BCD
numbers 1 to E (decimal 1 to 14).
34 5
67
EF 2
01
CN4
89A
BCD
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5. PI/O Modules
z Diagnostic functions
*1 Among pulse inputs, it is possible to detect failures of the insulation and input areas
(each CH independent) by comparing the primary and secondary count values
when redundant. The errors at this time, which are displayed as input deviation
errors (AIE), are issued to both modules of the redundant configuration.
Examples of how failed modules are specified.
* Secondary-module error when the control is not affected
* Primary-module error when the control is affected
If diagnosing this part is necessary when single, the need can be handled via
software by entering parallel inputs into two modules.
*2 Panel SW and status display are not targeted for diagnosis. By conducting power
ON/OFF tests during routine maintenance, it is possible to check the
absence/presence of failures of panel switches and the lamp indication statuses of
panel LEDs.
*3 Some consistency errors may not be detected due to the timing of the diagnosis
cycle, etc.
GND
( - ) side internal connection. ( - ) side internal connection
A ground bar (FSBR2) is used for shielding.
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(TB2) (TB2)
FG FG
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
11 11
12 12
13 13
14 14
15 15
16 16
17 17
18 ( - ) side internal connection. 18 ( - ) side internal connection.
19 19
20 20
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EF 2
67
ADDR
01
8 9A
BCD
Lights up during
stand-by action .
At the time of module registration, the hardware information that is set for each pulse input is
automatically downloaded after startup.
(1) Selecting the input signal of the no-voltage contact (open collector) or with-voltage.
(2) Setting the input signal filter and select the high speed (10kHz) or the low speed (50Hz).
(3) Selecting the input signal's threshold voltage 1 to 14V.
∗ Set the threshold voltage in such a manner that it falls nearly on the center of the pulse
amplitude.
Set value; n (n= 1, 2, ⋅⋅⋅⋅⋅⋅ 14)
L-level detection VL ≤ 0.84 (n - 1) + 0.79)
H-level detection VH ≤ 0.97 (n - 1) + 2.32)
H igh level
Threshold
(set w ith the pulse am plitude
Low level at the center)
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5. PI/O Modules
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5. PI/O Modules
Alarm indicator:
Blinks in an abnormal operation.
345
EF 2
67
01
ADDR
8 9A
BCD
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5. PI/O Modules
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6. Troubleshooting
6. Troubleshooting
When the intelligent PI/O system is actually run, it sometimes does not run as expected. In such a
case, before judging that a system breakdown has occurred, perform the checks in Table 6.1 and
take the action indicated.
Table 6.1 When the system does not operate normally (part 1)
Symptom Checks Action
The LED on the PI/O module Is the system power supply Check the polarity and connect
below the communication base correctly connected to the correctly.
unit fails to light up. Or, it lights communication base unit?
up briefly and then immediately Is the I/O bus cable connected Insert the cable connector in all the
goes off. securely? way, and lock it in place.
Is the system power supply Check for power supply overload or
voltage within the rating? breakdown.
Are the communication modules Fix in place securely with screws.
all mounted securely on the
communication base unit terminal
block?
Serial bus error is detected. Is the serial bus wiring to the Recheck the wiring paths, and wire
communication base unit correct? correctly.
Is the termination resistor Connect the termination resistor
connected to the last stage correctly to the terminal section.
communication base unit terminal
block correctly?
Are the communication base unit Tighten the screws securely.
terminal block screws tightened
securely?
Are the communication base unit Tighten the screws securely.
terminal blocks and the
communication modules mounted
securely?
Are the communication base unit Set the numbers correctly.
numbers set correctly?
NOTE:
z When troubleshooting, use the following manuals together with this one.
z MCS1000 Operation Manual 6F8C0693
z TOSDIC-CIE 1000 Engineering Tool Operation Manual 6F8C0696
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6. Troubleshooting
Table 4.6 When the system does not operate correctly (part 2)
Symptom Checks Action
An I/O bus error has been Is the I/O bus cable connected Insert the cable connector all the
detected. securely? way in, and lock in place.
Is the termination connector Connect the termination connector.
connected to the last stage
terminal block unit?
Are the terminal blocks and Tighten the screws securely.
communication modules mounted
securely on the communication
base unit?
Are the PI/O module modul Set the numbers correctly.
numbers set correctly?
Trouble is detected in the PI/O Is the external power supply wired Connect correctly.
module external power supply. correctly to the terminal block unit
terminal block?
In the case of the relay Supply power to the relay unit.
connection unit, is power supplied
correctly to the external relay
unit?
Are the external line terminal Fix the external wire and terminal
block and connector fixed to the block in place with screws.
main unit with screws?
Is the external power supply at the Supply the prescribed voltage.
prescribed voltage?
The analog input data do not Is the external line terminal block Fix external line terminal block with
agree with the real values. main unit fixed in place with screws
screws?
Is the input open? Connect the prescribed signal.
Is the input signal polarity Connect the signal polarity
reversed? correctly.
Is an analog signal from the same Use an insulated PI/O module for
power supply connected to an analog signals from different power
uninsulated PI/O module? supply systems.
In the case of current input, is an Set the I/V conversion board in
I/V conversion board mounted on place, then apply the current input.
the terminal block?
Is the input range registered Register the range being used.
correctly?
A read-back error is detected Is the external line terminal block Fix the external line terminal block
in the analog output. main unit fixed in place with in place with screws.
screws?
Is the output open? Connect a load.
Is the polarity of the wiring to the Check the polarity, and connect
load reversed? correctly.
Is the external load resistance Apply a load of 0 to 750Ω when
within the specifications? electricity is flowing.
Is the distributor alarm Has the external power supply Supply the rated power.
indicator (SDA01) lit? voltage dropped?
Is there excess current in the Check the wiring and sensor where
output (Goes off by turning OFF the excess current occurs.
sensor power switch).
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Apendix 1 Specifications
Apendix 1 Specifications
The intelligent PI/O system general specifications, serial bus specifications and I/O bus
specifications are given in Tables 1.1 to 1.3, respectively.
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Apendix 1 Specifications
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Apendix 1 Specifications
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Apendix 1 Specifications
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Apendix 1 Specifications
zModule
Applicable module
model name
SBIF1
SBIF2
SAI01
SAI02
SAI03
STC01
90
SRT01
SAO01
SAO02
SDI01
SDO01
SDA01
SPI01
SPI06
SAI06
SAO06 40 95 9 [mm]
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Apendix 1 Specifications
zOption Board
Applicable option
model name
FIVC11
FIVC12
FIVC21
FIVC22
85
15 45 [mm]
TB1
Applicable communication
base unit model name
USCB2
SBIF SBIF
(P) (S)
160
SW1
3 45
67
EF 2
01
89 A
BCD
15
3
80 110
[mm]
148
Apendix 1 Specifications
CN2
Applicable I/O base
unit model name
UABU1
ON
160
CN1
15
3
80 110
[mm]
ON
160
CN1
15
3
80 110
[mm]
149
Apendix 1 Specifications
CN2
Applicable I/O base
unit model name
UDBU1
ON
160
CN1
15
3
60 110
[mm]
ON
160
TB1
3
40 15
[mm]
150
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