Fuji Electric MICREX-View XX User manual

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1. Overview
The network adaptor unit (NA) is a relay device to connect respective networks such as T-link, PE-link, DPCS-F and FL-
net in the XCS-3000 and XCS-3000R systems (hereafter referred to as “XCS-3000” or simply “XCS”). The “Common
edition” describes common details of NAs. For details of respective networks, see the individual descriptions such as “T-link
edition” and “PE-link edition”.
1.1 Related Documents
XCS User's Manual, Hardware Edition: TN5A2102-E
ACS Migrator Edition: TN5A2110-E
ACS-2000 System Description Manual: TN511053-E
ACS-2000 Instruction Manual: TN511054-E
IPU (T-LINK), IPU-H (PROFIBUS) Instruction Manual: TN511068-E
Instruction manual for terminal-type PIO: TN509104-E
Operation manual for IPU-II: TN512831-E
Operation manual for PC configurator: TN512830-E
1.2 Terms
The terms used in this document are as follows:
[Common for NAs]
NA: Network adaptor
ACS: Name of the controller for the MICREX-AX system. There are two types of controller, ACS-2000/ACS250.
PCS-500, HDC-500: The controller and its I/O, which were used by the MICREX-P III series
[T-link]
TLC: T-link master module embedded in NA
IPU-I: General term for entire collective extension connected to TLC. This extension consists of TLM, IOM and rack for
mounting them.
TLM: T-link interface module mounted on IPU-I. One set is mounted on one rack in the case of T-link single
configuration and 1T duplicated configuration. Two sets are set on one rack in the case of 2T duplicated
configuration of T-link.
IOM: I/O module mounted on IPU-I
FTL: Collective extension connected to TLC (FTL010)
FTU: I/O module mounted on the FTL base
FTK: Independently installed baseless I/O capsule and I/O terminal. T-link connected inverter, servo and temperature
controller are also included in the category of FTK.
CIO: Compact I/O for HDC-500
[IPU-II]
EPC module: IPU-II master module embedded in NA
Node: Collective I/O connected to the IPU-II circuit. It consists of the base, power source, BIM and IOM.
BIM: IPU-II bus interface module mounted on node. One set is mounted in the IPU-II single configuration and two sets
are mounted in the IPU-II duplicated configuration.
IOM: I/O module mounted on the node
[PE-link]
PE-link module: Fuji Electric inter-private processor coupling module incorporated in NA
PDM modulation (pulse-width modulation): A modulation method that expresses and generates a waveform by the width,
interval and positive/negative of variable pulses.
CRC: An error detecting system that makes error detection by regarding data as a value and by using the remainder
(surplus) produced by division of said value by a multiplier.
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[DPCS-F]
DPCS-F module: Fuji Electric inter-private station communication module incorporated in NA
Token-passing method: A LAN access control method. "Transmission right" data called token constantly goes around the
network, and the station that fetches this data transmits the data.
STSTR: Abbreviation of station status. Indicates the status of each station connected to the line by information of 4 words,
STSTR1 to 4.
[FL-net]
FL-net module: Module built into an NA that is compatible with FA controller networks standardized by JEMA (Japan
Electrical Manufacture's Association). The communication standard is Ethernet.
IEEE802.3: Standard related to Ethernet released by The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE).
STP cable: Cable incorporating electromagnetism shielding treatment by the use of foils on the surface and by braiding
out of communication cables called twisted pair cables of such a structure that two copper wires are twisted.
Category 5e: LAN cable that is compatible with 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T standard.
Indicates the status of each station.
FL-net based LAN message: Message function used in DPCS-F communication. Corresponds to direct read/write, N-
block read/write and message forwarding, and it is materialized in the FL-net.
1.3 Features of NA
The features of the NA are as follows:
• The NA is embedded with T-link, IPU-II, PE-link, DPCS-F and FL-net (under development). Which interface is
embedded in the NA depends on the models of NA.
• Use in a duplex system is possible.

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1.4 Model Designation of NA
The model designation of the NA is as follows:
No Model Network im
p
lemented Remarks
SLOT1 SLOT2 SLOT3 SLOT4 SLOT5 SLOT6
1 CSH2LTTY-00YYY T-link T-link －－－－Put on the market
June 2014
2 CSH2LYY
Y
-00YDY －－－－DPCS-F
3 CSH2LYYP-00YYY －－PE-link － － －
4 CSH2LYYP-00PYY －－PE-link PE-link － －
5 CSH2LYYP-00YDY －－PE-link －DPCS-F －
6 CSH2LYYP-00PDY －－PE-link PE-link DPCS-F －
7 CSH2LTY
Y
-00YYY T-link －－－－－
8 CSH2LTY
Y
-00YDY T-link －－－DPCS-F －
9 CSH2LTT
Y
-00YDY T-link T-link － － DPCS-F －
10 CSH2LTYP-00YYY T-link －PE-link － － －
11 CSH2LTYP-00PYY T-link －PE-link PE-link － －
12 CSH2LTTP-00YYY T-link T-link PE-link － － －
13 CSH2LTTP-00PYY T-link T-link PE-link PE-link － －
14 CSH2LTYP-00YDY T-link －PE-link －DPCS-F －
15 CSH2LTYP-00PDY T-link －PE-link PE-link DPCS-F －
16 CSH2LTTP-00YDY T-link T-link PE-link －DPCS-F －
17 CSH2LTTP-00PDY T-link T-link PE-link PE-link DPCS-F －
18 CSH2LGY
Y
-00YYY IPU-Ⅱ－－－－－
19 CSH2LGY
Y
-00YDY IPU-Ⅱ－－－DPCS-F －
20 CSH2LGYP-00YYY
IPU-Ⅱ－PE-link － － －
21 CSH2LGYP-00PYY
IPU-Ⅱ－PE-link PE-link － －
22 CSH2LGYP-00YDY
IPU-Ⅱ－PE-link －DPCS-F －
23 CSH2LGYP-00PDY
IPU-Ⅱ－PE-link PE-link DPCS-F －
24 CSH2LGG
Y
-00YYY IPU-ⅡIPU-Ⅱ － － － －
25 CSH2LYYP-00YYK －－PE-link － － FL-net
26 CSH2LYYP-00PYK －－PE-link PE-link －FL-net
27 CSH2LTTP-00PDK T-link T-link PE-link PE-link DPCS-F FL-net
28 CSH2LTGP-00PDK T-link IPU-ⅡPE-link PE-link DPCS-F FL-net
29 CSH2LGGP-00PDK
IPU-ⅡIPU-ⅡPE-link PE-link DPCS-F FL-net
30 CSH2LGG
Y
-00YDY IPU-ⅡIPU-Ⅱ － － DPCS-F －
31 CSH2LGGP-00YYY
IPU-ⅡIPU-ⅡPE-link － － －
32 CSH2LGGP-00PYY
IPU-ⅡIPU-ⅡPE-link PE-link － －
33 CSH2LGGP-00YDY
IPU-ⅡIPU-ⅡPE-link －DPCS-F －
34 CSH2LGGP-00PDY
IPU-ⅡIPU-ⅡPE-link PE-link DPCS-F －
Supplied items
The following items are supplied with the NA.
• Instruction Manual (TN405813-JE)
• One set of PE-link connector (PE-link connector and terminating resistor) Only for the PE-link mounting model.
Connectors necessary for mounting are attached.

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2. Names and Functions of Parts
2.1 Names and Functions of Parts
The following figure shows an example where network cards are inserted into all the slots in the case of
CSH2LTTP-00PDK (T-link x 2, PE-link x 2, DPCS-F and FL-net).
[1] Power connector
Connector for the connection of 24 V DC power supply.
Provide your own external connector with the following specifications.
Connector (1 piece)
Manufacturer: Tyco Electronics
Model: 1-480698-0
Contact (2 pieces)
Manufacturer: Tyco Electronics
Model: 350550-1
[2] Power LED
Shows the power status. The LED is lit with power-on (green).
[3] FG terminal
The terminal for the connection of the FG cable. The screw diameter of the terminal is M4.
[4] NA BUS connector (NA BUS)
Connector for the connection of the XCS-3000 and NA.
Connect this connector to the “NA BUS” connector on the XCS-3000 side. For the specifications of the
cable, see 3.3 “Specifications of NA BUS and NA EQ”.
[5] NA EQ connector (NA EQ)
This is the network, which is always used when duplicating the “XCS-3000 + NA” system, to perform
equalization between NAs.
For duplication, connect the “NA EQ” connectors on the body with each other. For the specifications of the
cable, see 3.3 “Specification of NA BUS and NA EQ”.
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[1] Power connector [10] SLOT1 to 6
[2] Power LED
[6] NA status LED
[
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Reset SW
[8] Toggle SW
[9] Mode SW
[4] NA BUS connector
[5] NA EQ connector
[3] FG terminal

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[6] NA status LED
Shows the NA status.
LED name Color State Description
NA
STATUS
ON Green
Light
on
Initialization of NA is completed. (The LED lights up when
initialization is completed after turning on power supply.
Light
off Power supply OFF, during resetting, failure of NA
ERR Red
Light
on The NA body is in the state of failure (module failure).
Light
off The NA body is operating normally.
RUN Green
Light
on
Operating in the single configuration or in the operating
system in the duplicated configuration
Blinking Operating in the standby system in the duplicated
configuration
ALM Red
Light
on
The system is in the state of failure.
Major/minor failure in the module/system
Light
off The system is operating normally.
NA SLOT
STATUS
SLOT
No.
1
Green
Light
on Operating correctly
Blinking Minor failure
Light
off
Being initialized, or not operating due to a serious failure,
configuration definition error, etc.
SLOT
No.
2
Green
Light
on Operating correctly
Blinking Minor failure
Light
off
Being initialized, or not operating due to a serious failure,
configuration definition error, etc.
SLOT
No.
3
Green
Light
on Operating correctly
Blinking Minor failure
Light
off
Being initialized, or not operating due to a serious failure,
configuration definition error, etc.
SLOT
No.
4
Green
Light
on Operating correctly
Blinking Minor failure
Light
off
Being initialized, or not operating due to a serious failure,
configuration definition error, etc.
NA BUS
NA EQ
LNK Orange
Light
on Linked up (Connection of cable)
Light
off Linked down (Disconnection of cable)
TX/RX Green
Blinking The LED lights up for a short time when transmitting/receiving
data (actually looks like blinking).
Light
off No data send/receive
NA STATUS
NA STATUS
ON
ON
ERR
ERR
RUN
RUN
ALM
ALM
NA SLOT
NA SLOT
1 2 3 4
STATUS
STATUS
NA SLOT No.
NA SLOT No.
NA BUS
NA BUS
NA EQ
NA EQ
LNK
LNK
TX/RX
TX/RX
LNK
LNK
TX/RX
TX/RX

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The following table shows NA LED status (ON, ERR, RUN, ALM) combinations and their corresponding NA statuses.
□: Not lit, ●: Lit, ◎: Blinking
Symbol
NA status display
Examples of failure factors
ON ERR RUN ALM
Status
Color Green Red Green Red
Power-off, being reset □□□□Power supply OFF, during
resetting, failure of NA
Starting up ●□□□－
Operating correctly (operating) ●□●□－
Operating correctly (standby) ●□◎ □ －
Serious module failure ●●□●CPU error, memory error
Serious system failure ●□□●Error of system configuration
definition
Minor module failure ●●●●There is no relevant factor.
Minor system failure ●□●or ◎ ● External network error, NA
BUS error, NA EQ error

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[7] Reset SW
This switch is used to reset the NA. Press the button for 3 seconds or more to reset the NA.
[8] Toggle SW
Not used. Set to "ON" at all times.
[9] Mode SW
Set to "1" at all times.
[10] SLOT 1 to 6
Network cards are mounted according to the models of NA.
Refer to 1.5 “Models of NA” to see which network cards are mounted.
The outer appearances of slots for respective network cards are as follows.
[In the case of T-link]
The slot has a terminal block structure as shown below. T-link is connected in this terminal block. It is
connected to the internal TLC unit. Two T-link systems can be connected per slot as shown in the following
figure.
The right side is for the CH1 channel, and the left side is for the CH2 channel. The terminal block is
removable.
A T-link termination resistor is attached between T1 and T2 for each channel.
For the terminating station, make the termination resistor stay attached.
For midpoint stations of T-link, remove the termination resistors and attach a termination resistor between T1
and T2 for the terminating station.
The screw diameter of the terminal is M3.5.
CH2
CH2
T2
T2
T2
T2
T1
T1
T1
T1
SD
SD
SD
SD
NC
NC
CH1
CH1
NC
NC
SD
SD
T2
T2
T1
T1
SD
SD
T2
T2
T1
T1
T-link terminal block
fastening screws

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[In the case of IPU-II]
Outer appearance of IPU-II
It has a structure of a BNC connector as shown below. There is no connector on the cable side.
Front view of outer
appearance
Top view of outer
appearance

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<Processing of IPU-II cable>
(1) Connector used
BNC connector
Manufacturer: Amphenol Japan Ltd.
Model: B1121A1
Crimp tool: NO.C / T-001 for crimping the center pin
NO.C / T-002 for crimping the ferrule
(2) Cable used
RG coaxial cable (10Base2 cable)
Manufacturer: Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Model: RG-58A / u
(3) How to connect cable and connector
[1] The connector consists of the following three parts.
[2] Expose the cable’s internal conductor, insulator and shield wire from the cable cover and have
them in the dimensions as specified below.
[3] Insert the conductor into the contact pin and crimp the pin with the crimp tool as shown below.
Subsequently, slide the “ferrule” over the cable.
[4] Insert the “the body knurl” into between the shield wire and the insulator.
[5] Slide the “ferrule” over the shield wire and crimp it with the crimp terminal .
(4) Precautions for storing connectors for axial cables
Connectors for axial cables are silver-plated. If they are stored in a place containing sulfur, they may
be corroded and discolored into black, deteriorating the electrical characteristics and severely
damaging the contact resistance.
Keep them in sealed plastic bags not to expose them to gas and store them in a dry place.
Body Contact
p
in Ferrule
Knurl
Internal conducto
r
Cable cover
Shield wire
Insulato
r
FerruleCrimping
Crimping