Toshiba nv Series User manual

6F8C1619
Unified Controller
nv series
type1 light
T Series Migration
Hardware Manual

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Safety Precautions
This product and instruction manual contains important information for safe and correct use to prevent
danger to the user and other people as well as damage to property.
Understand the following information (signs and symbols) before reading the text, and follow the
instructions.
Description of signs
Sign Meaning of sign
Danger Indicates an imminent hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
death or serious injury*1.
Warning Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
death or serious injury*1.
Caution Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or medium injury*2 or only property damage*3.
*1: A serious injury indicates loss of sight, injury, burns (high/low temperature), electric shock, broken
bones, or intoxication that will have aftereffects and require hospitalization or long-term hospital
visits for healing.
*2: An injury indicates injury, burn, or electric shock that does not need hospitalization or long-term
hospital visits for healing.
*3: A property damage indicates consequential damage in terms of breakage of properties or
materials.
Description of symbols
Symbol Meaning of symbol
Prohibited
Indicates prohibition (must not do).
The specific details of prohibition are indicated inside or near with pictures or
text.
Instruction
Indicates instruction (must do).
The specific details of instruction are indicated inside or near with pictures or
text.
Warning
Indicates warning.
The specific details of warning are indicated inside or near with pictures or
text.
(Note) The description of prohibition, instruction, and warning vary depending on the display on the main
unit.

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1. Safety Precautions on Installation
Warning
Ground the device.
Operation without grounding may cause
electric shock or fire.
Caution
Do not install/store/use the device in the
following environments:
• A place with a lot of dust
• A place with corrosive gases (SO2, H2S)
or flammable gases
• A place with vibrations and shocks
exceeding the allowed values
• A place with condensations due to a
sudden temperature change
• A place with low or high temperature
outside of the installation condition
• A place with high humidity which is
outside of the installation condition
• A place exposed to direct sunlight
• A place near devices generating strong
radio waves or magnetic fields
Otherwise, accidents may be caused.
Install the device at a place where
maintenance and inspection are easy to
perform.
Otherwise, accidents may be caused.
Do not block the ventilation hole or air
inlet/outlet.
It may cause fire or failure due to overheat.
For installation and wiring of the system,
observe the installation conditions and
methods described in this manual.
Otherwise, it may cause a fall, fire, failure,
or malfunction.
Do not install and store the relay output
module under the following conditions
• A place where there is silicon gas
• A place with silicon products are used
These may cause poor contact.
Avoid foreign debris like wire scraps
entering the modules or units
These may cause fire, failure, or
malfunction.
Mount the power supply module, the
controller module, the station bus module,
Expansion interface module and the
adapter module onto the base unit.
Otherwise, it may cause electric shock,
injury, or failure.
Do not use them by themselves for other
purposes.
Mount the TC-net I/O module onto the
base unit for the nv series
Otherwise, it may cause electric shock,
injury, or failure.
Do not use them by themselves for other
purposes.
Turn power off before installing and
removing the modules, the base unit, the
terminal blocks or the terminal block signal
conversion adapter
Otherwise, it may cause electric shock,
malfunction, or failure.
Connect and mount the connector , a
cable and the terminal block signal
conversion adapter securely and screw it
firmly
Insufficient screwing can cause failure or
malfunction due to vibrations.
When connecting a module to the base
unit, push it in until it clicks and screw it
firmly
Insufficient screwing can cause failure or
malfunction due to vibrations.
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Do not touch the terminal, the connector
and the cards inside the terminal block
signal conversion adapter.
A part’s lead end can cause injury or
electrostatic break down the module.
2. Safety Precautions on Wiring
Warning
Turn off the power before wiring cables
Otherwise, it may cause electric shock or
failure.
For wiring a module, use sheathed,
crimp-style terminals or cover with tape
Otherwise, conductive parts are exposed
to cause electric shock.
Mount the terminal block cover firmly to the
terminal block
Exposed parts may cause electric shock.
Configure the emergency stop circuit and
the interlock circuit outside the controller
Otherwise, this may cause human injury or
machine damage if the nv series has a
failure or malfunction.
Caution
Connect an external power supply suitable
for the rating
Otherwise, explosion or fire may be
caused.
Wiring works shall be done by a qualified
electrician
Improper wiring may cause fire, electric
shock, or failure.
For the relay output module, mount a fuse
suitable for the current capacity to the
external circuit for overload protection
Otherwise, a load short may cause
accident or machine damage.
Battery replacement time
During non-energization, the battery shall
be replaced within 3 minutes.
Leaving without battery for a long time
causes loss of data or programs on the
memory, resulting in accident or machine
damage from malfunctioning.
For the contact relay in the relay output,
make sure its contact life is good before
use
The end-of-life relay contact may generate
output errors due to insufficient contact,
causing accident or machine damage.
The contact relay has a life due to contact
abrasions. If the relay has terminated its
life, replace it with a new one.
Battery mounting
Executing the RAM operation without
battery may cause loss of data and
programs on the memory, resulting in
accident or machine damage from
malfunctioning.
Replace the battery according to the
battery replacement period.
The battery is in the packaging box. Mount
it to the main unit before using the
controller.
The battery for the controller is in the
packaging box when the type1 light is
shipped from the factory. Mount the
battery immediately before using the
controller.
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Fix any the battery module to the DIN rail.
When using a battery module, install it
near the controller unit.
Fix the battery module to the DIN rail so
that it may not come off due to vibration or
impact.
Protect the battery cable of the battery
module.
If you use a battery module, connect the
battery cable to the battery connector on
the controller unit. Then, fix the battery
cable to the DIN rail so that it may not
come off by being caught.
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3. Safety Precautions on Daily Use
Warning
Do not modify/repair/disassemble/adjust
the device, module, or board.
It may cause electric shock, fire, injury, or
failure.
Upon malfunction or failure, contact our
branch offices or service offices.
Before using, check that the power
capacity, frequency, voltage, and
regulation comply with the device
specifications.
If not, it may cause not only insufficient
performance, but also damage of the
device or fire due to overheat.
Do not touch any terminal of the module
and unit during energization.
Otherwise, electric shock may be caused.
Do not use in case of an abnormal
temperature increase around or inside the
device or a failure on the device
Using with such a status may cause fire
due to overheat.
Turn off the device power and contact the
nearest Toshiba service station.
Caution
When you attempt to perform program
change, forced output, RUN/HALT
controls, etc. during operation, carefully
check for safety.
Incorrect operation or negligence in
checking safety conditions may cause
accident or machine damage.
Turn off the power if there is smoke or
abnormal odor.
Otherwise, fire or electric shock may be
caused.
Contact the Toshiba branch office or
service office.
Do not touch parts, terminals, connectors,
or soldered surfaces of the cards inside
the module.
A part's lead end can cause injury or
electrostatic breakdown of ICs or LSIs,
resulting in failure.
Do not forcibly bend, pull, or twist the
power cord and cables.
It may cause breaks or heating.
Do not insert a metal into, or allow
something like a clip to drop from a gap in
the device main unit
Fire may be caused.
Power on in the following order
Turn on the power to the core part where the
controller module is mounted, then the I/O
module external power supply and the external
load power supply
If this power-on order is not followed,
accident or machine damage may be
caused from malfunctioning.
For the safety of the system, turn off the
load power before turning off the nv series
power supply
If these are not followed. accident or
machine damage may be caused.
Share the external power supply to the I/O
module with the load power supply
wherever possible. If this is impossible,
configure the system so that the external
power supply and the load power supply
turn off simultaneously.
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4. Safety Precautions on Maintenance and Inspection
Warning
Make sure the external power supply is
turned off before installing and removing
the modules, units, terminal blocks, the
terminal block signal conversion adapter
and wiring cables
Otherwise, there will be live electrode on
the back of the external terminal block of
the module, which may cause electric
shock.
Do not connect in reverse, charge,
disassemble, heat up, throw in a fire, and
short circuit the battery
Otherwise, explosion or catching fire may
be caused.
Turn off the device switch before replacing
the power fuse or alarm fuse for the device
Operation without grounding may cause
electric shock or fire.
Use the specified items for fuse and
battery replacement.
Other items may cause fire or failure.
At inspection, be extremely careful when
measuring the power-supply voltage at the
module's power terminal
Otherwise, it may cause electric shock.
Caution
Before touching the device or modules,
touch a grounded metal part to discharge
the static electricity on your body.
Otherwise, static electricity on your body
can cause malfunction or failure.
Wipe the dirt on the device or modules
with a soft cloth.
For severe stains, use a cloth soaked with
water and wrung out. Leaving them
stained may cause misjudgment or
malfunction.
Do not drop the device and modules, hit
them, or give a strong shock on them.
Otherwise, failure may be caused.
The battery life of the controller varies
depending on the average annual
temperature. Check the instruction manual
of each controller and replace.
Depending on applications, the battery
drain may cause loss of data and
programs saved on the controller, resulting
in accident or machine damage from
malfunctioning.
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5. Safety Precautions on Disposal
Warning
Do not throw the battery into a fire
There is a risk of explosion.
Caution
When disposing the battery, observe the
local regulations or rules
Otherwise, they may cause environmental
damage.
Dispose of the units and modules as
industrial wastes
Otherwise, they may cause environmental
damage.
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6. Checking Warning Labels on Main Unit
Make sure the warning labels are affixed on the main unit.
If any label is missing or the wording is illegible, contact Toshiba's Service Department.
[Warning Mark on Main Unit]
This is the warning mark for a hazard. It is affixed on the main unit, at the portion with an
electric shock hazard or a risk of damage to the main unit through incorrect wiring.
Be careful with the followings at the location with this mark.
It is very dangerous to touch the power supply module's power supply input terminal while the
power is on as it gives an electric shock.
Do not touch the power supply input terminal.
For safety, always turn off the power during wiring, maintenance, or inspection.
Properly wire to the power supply input terminal and apply voltage not exceeding the specified
voltage range. Otherwise, this may cause failure or destruction.
Connect the nV-Tool port connector with the nV-Tool side (e.g., personal computer) power off.
After connecting, power on the nV-Tool side.
Do not allow connector pins to short with something like the connector cover.
[Safety Label]
The controller power supply module comes with the safety
label as in the left figure. Peel off the label from the
backing paper and
affix it to the controller unit or an easily visible place near
the controller.
Use the Japanese or English version of the label as
needed.
When wiring, remove the label's backing paper.
In the event the label is damaged, contact the dealer.

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Restrictions on Application
This product is not developed and manufactured for use in systems including devices fatal to
humans (Note 1),
and thus must not be used for such purposes.
If you intend to use this product in a system including devices that significantly affect human safety or
maintenance of public functions (Note 2), special consideration (Note 3) is required in system
operation, maintenance, and management. In this case,
please consult with our sales representative.
(Note 1) Devices that are directly related to human lives includes the following:
• Medical devices such as life-support devices and devices for surgical units
(Note 2) Systems including devices that significantly affect human safety or maintenance of public
functions include the followings.
• Main control system of a nuclear power plant, the safety and protection system of a
nuclear power facility, and other lines and systems important to safety
• Operation control systems of mass transportation system and air traffic control
systems
(Note 3) Special consideration means to build a safety system (foolproof design, fail safe design,
redundancy design, etc.) in full consultation with Toshiba's engineers.
Disclaimer
Toshiba is not liable for any loss caused by earthquake, thunder, wind, flood, fire not our
responsibility, action by a third party, other accidents, customer's intention or negligence, incorrect
use, or use under abnormal condition.
Toshiba shall not be responsible for any incidental damage (loss of business profits, interruption of
business, change/loss of data on memory, etc.) caused by use of or inability to use this product.
Toshiba shall not be responsible for any damage caused by operation performed against any
instructions stated in the instruction manual.
Toshiba shall not be responsible for any damage caused by malfunctions due to combination with
the connected devices.
Toshiba shall not be responsible for any damage caused by malfunctions due to combination with an
application program created by the customer.

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Precautions for Use
About installation
• Use your cellular phone or PHS at least 1m away from the product main unit in operation,
transmission cables, and I/O cable. Otherwise, the system may malfunction.
• When connecting a connector or cable and mounting a module to the base unit, firmly fix it with
screws.
Insufficient screwing can cause failure or malfunction due to vibrations.
• Do not drop the device and modules, hit them, or give a strong shock on them.
Otherwise, failure may be caused.
About power supply wiring
• Separate the cables as far as possible from other cables. In particular, separate them at least
200mm from power lines.
• The size of the terminal screw is M3.5. Use an appropriate crimp-style terminal with a width of 7mm
or less for the M3.5 screw.
• Do not connect anything to the NC terminals.
About use of sample programs
• For the sample programs provided in the Operating Instructions, does not guarantee the operation.
The customer shall make operation check before using them.
To prevent accident from malfunctioning, confirm adequately before operating.
About battery replacement
• Manganese dry batteries, alkaline batteries, and lithium secondary batteries are not compatible in
voltage. Do not use them.
• The battery can be replaced during energization or non-energization. If replacing the battery during
non-energization, do it within 3 minutes. Leaving without battery for a long time causes the RAM
memory content to be lost.
• The battery LED (BAT) may light while the battery is removed, but this is not an error.
It will go off when voltage drop is detected correctly after the battery is mounted.
• Do not use those after three years from the date of manufacture.
About maintenance
• Place the module removed from the unit on a conductive mat or conductive bag (a bag containing a
spare board, etc.) on a grounded table.
Otherwise, parts can be damaged due to static electricity.
• Before touching the device or modules, touch a grounded metal part to discharge the static electricity
on your body. Otherwise, static electricity on your body can cause malfunction or failure.
• Wipe the dirt on the device or modules with a soft cloth.
For severe stains, use a cloth soaked with water and wrung out.
Leaving them stained may cause misjudgment or malfunction.
• Do not use benzene or thinner to remove stains on the device and modules.
It may cause deformation or discoloration of the device panel and modules.
• To keep the system normal and prevent unnecessary troubles, perform the daily inspection, periodic
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●About handling
• The metal part of the base unit and terminal block signal conversion adapter are zinc plated.
Zinc plating may turn white over a long period of time, but it does not affect the performance of the
base unit and terminal block signal conversion adapter. Changes in color will be accelerated by
direct contact of your skin (e.g. hands) to the metal part. Take care not to touch the metal part with
bear hands during installation and maintenance, etc.
Be Sure To Observe The Following
To ensure operator safety and normal device operation, be sure to observe the following.
1. Before installation, operation, maintenance, and inspection, carefully read this manual and all the
related manuals to familiarize yourself with the equipment knowledge, safety information, and
considerations. Use the device after carefully reading the instruction manual.
2. Avoid installation and storage under any of the following environments.
(1) A place with a lot of dust.
(2) A place with corrosive gases (e.g., SO2, H2S).
(3) A place subject to vibration or shock.
(4) Low- and high-temperature environments not applicable to the installation condition in this
instruction manual.
(5) A highly humid place.
3. When the device's ambient and internal temperatures rise abnormally or a failure occurs in the
device, stop using the device, turn off the power, and contact your nearest service representative.
4. Do not open the device case during operation, except for setting switches.
5. Do not modify the device.
6. Do not drop the product during transit.
7. The device is intended for persons with general knowledge of control equipment regarding its
installation, wiring, use, and maintenance. Erroneous use can result in electrical shock, fire, failure,
or malfunction. Therefore, if you do not have sufficient control equipment and electric knowledge,
avoid performing installation, wiring, use, or maintenance by yourself and ask a person with
specialized knowledge to do the work.
8. This manual and the separate related materials are intended for persons with general knowledge of
control equipment.
Contact us for any questions about the contents.

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Introduction
This hardware instruction manual is provided for T series migration to upgrade the system of T series
programmable controller PROSEC, T2/T3 series (T2/T2E/T2N and T3/T3H/T3V) and T series
compatible controller S2E/S2T to the system of unified controllers, type1 light PUM11 andPUM12.
The product specifications of the controllers subject to the T series migration are listed in this manual.
Please refer to the relevant instruction manuals for the specification of existing T2/T3 series, S2E/S2T
and type1 light models.
For the conversion of system data, generated with T-PDS on T2/T3 series and S2E/S2T controllers to
the system data for type1 light PUM11/PUM12 controllers, use “T-PDS conversion tool” stored in the
install folder of unified controller nv series/integrated controller V series engineering too 4 (nV- Tool4,
hereafter referred to as “engineering tool” or nv-TOOL”). For details of T-PDS conversion tool, refer to
“type1 light T series Migration Guide (6F8C1497).
Engineering tool name Usage
Client Server version nV-Tool 4 For unified controller nv series
controllers
Standalone version nV-Tool 4
The support versions are shown below. Be sure to check the version/serial number before using them.
Name Version
nV-Tool 4 V4.11.18 and later
type1 light PUM11/PUM12 V01.40 and later
Name Version
G2 I/O adapter GA922 xx1331 and later*1
*1 The serial number is indicated on the side of the product.
xx is a 2-digit alphanumeric character. Check the subsequent 4-digit number.
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This manual consists of the following chapters:
Chapter 1: Overview of T Series Migration
Describes the overview of T series migration and notes on migration.
Chapter 2: System Migration Procedures.
Describes the procedures to migrate from T2 series, S2E/S2T and T3* series
systems.
Chapter 3: Installation and Wiring
Describes the detail of installing and operating the system including installation
conditions, installation and wiring.
Chapter 4: Start and Stop
Describes how to start and stop the controller unit.
Chapter 5: Troubleshooting
Describes troubleshooting information such as measures to take when a failure or
error occurs.
Chapter 6: Maintenance and Inspection
Describes the daily and periodic inspections, including inspection methods and
replacement of batteries and other parts.
Appendix A: Base unit BUM7B
Describes the specification and usage of BUM7B and registration of tools.
Appendix B: Terminal block signal conversion adapter
Describes the part name and wiring specification of the terminal block signal
conversion adapter.
Also refer to the following manuals:
• Unified controller nv series type1 light Controller Unit User’s Manual - Basic Hardware - 6F8C1497
• Unified controller nv series type1 light Controller Unit User’s Manual -Function- 6F8C1498
• Unified controller nv series /V series Engineering Tool4 -Set Up- 6F8C1291
• Unified controller nv series/V series Engineering Tool4 -BASIC- 6F8C1290
• Unified controller nv series/V series Programming Instructions (LD/FBD/SFC/ST) 6F8C1226
• Unified controller nv series type1 light T series Migration Guide (new) 6F8C1497
• G2 I/O Adapter (GA922) Module Instruction Manual 6F8C1516
・G3I/O アダプタ(GA932※
1)モジュール 取扱説明書 6E8C5606

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Chapter 1
Overview of T
Series Migration
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1.1 Overview································································2
1.2 Applicalbe Series and Contollers ······························3
1.3 Migration Product List ··············································4
1.3.1 Unified Controller type1 Products ···························· 4
1.3.2 T Series Migration Specific Products ························ 6
1.4 Overview of Migration Products··································7
1.4.1 Controller Module ················································ 7
1.4.2 Base Unit··························································· 8
1.4.3 Power Supply Module··········································12
1.4.4 Expanded Interface Module, Expanded Cable···········13
1.4.5 TC-net I/O Adapter Module ···································14
1.4.6 Terminal Block Signal Conversion Adapter ···············15
1.4.7 Engineering Tools ···············································16
1.5 Restrictions and Requirements in Migration from T
Series··································································17
Chapter 2
System Migration
Procedures
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2.1 T2 Series ·····························································20
2.1.1 CPU Module······················································20
2.1.2 Base Unit··························································21
2.1.3 Power Supply Module··········································22
2.1.4 Transmission Module···········································23
2.1.5 I/O Module ························································24
2.1.6 Examples of Conversion during Migration ················26
2.1.7 Examples of Migration System Configuration············30
2.1.8 Differences between T Series and Migration
System·····························································33
2.1.9 Conversion of User Programs································33
2.2 S2T/S2E·······························································34
2.2.1 CPU Module······················································34
2.2.2 Base Unit··························································35
2.2.3 Power Supply Module··········································36
2.2.4 Transmission Module···········································37
2.2.5 I/O Module ························································38
2.2.6 Examples of Conversion·······································40
2.2.7 Examples of Migration System Configuration············45
2.2.8 Restrictions in Migration System ····························48
2.2.9 Conversion of User Programs································48

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2.3 T3 Series ·····························································49
2.3.1 CPU Module ······················································49
2.3.2 Base Unit ··························································50
2.3.3 Power Supply Module ··········································52
2.3.4 Transmission Module··········································· 54
2.3.5 I/O Module ························································55
2.3.6 Examples of Conversion during Migration ················58
2.3.7 Examples of Migration System Configuration ············67
2.3.8 Application of Termonal Block Signal
Conversion Adapter ···········································68
2.3.9 Restrictions in Migration System ··························69
2.3.10 Conversion of User Programs······························ 70
Chapter 3
Installation and
Wiring
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3.1 Installation Conditions ··········································73
3.2 Before Working ····················································76
3.3 Mounting to Chassis ·············································77
3.4 Grounding ···························································78
3.5 Mounting Base Unit ··············································82
3.6 Power Supply Wiring·············································83
3.7 Mounting/Dismounting Modules·····························86
3.8 Mounting/Dismounting Terminal Block Signal
Conversion Adapter··············································94
3.9 Expansion of Base Unit ·········································97
3.10 Input/Output Wiring···············································98
3.11 TC-net I/O Loop Wiring········································ 101
Chapter 4
Start and Stop
…103
4.1 Safety Circuit ····················································· 104
4.2 Switch Check before Starting······························· 105
4.3 How to Start/Stop················································ 106
4.4 LED State at Start················································ 106
Chapter 5
Troubleshooting
…109
5.1 Troubleshooting Procedure ································· 110
5.2 Confirmation of Failure·········································111

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Chapter 6
Maintenance and
Inspection
…113
6.1 Daily Inspection·················································· 114
6.2 Periodic Inspection············································· 115
6.3 Maintenance Parts ·············································· 116
6.4 Battery Replacement··········································· 117
6.5 Control Module Replacement······························· 118
6.6 Disposal ···························································· 118
Appendix
A
Base Unit
BUM7B
…119
A.1 Specifications ····················································· 120
A.1.1 General Specifications ······································· 120
A.1.2 Functional Specifications (with Module Mounted) ····· 121
A.1.3 Power Supply Specifications································ 122
A.2 Outline Drawing··················································· 123
A.3 Mounting Hole Dimensions···································· 126
A.4 Power Terminal···················································· 127
A.5 Use of BUM7B by Application······························· 129
A.6 Registration of G2 I/O with nV-Tool and Slot
Information ························································ 130
Appendix B
Terminal Block
Signal
Conversion
Adapter
…135
B.1 Overview···························································· 136
B.2 Outline Drawing··················································· 137
B.2.1 Terminal Block Signal Conversion Adapater
(Main Body) ···················································· 137
B.2.2 Terminal Conversion Cables (Attached)··············· 138
B.3 Specifications ····················································· 140
B.3.1 EXM31 ··························································· 140
B.3.2 EXM32 ··························································· 142
B.3.3 EXM33 ··························································· 144
B.3.4 EXM34 ··························································· 147
B.3.5 EXM35 ··························································· 151
B.3.6 EXM36 ··························································· 154

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Chapter 1
Overview of T Series
Migration
This chapter provides an overview of migration from T series controllers.
1.1 Overview ···························································2
1.2 Migration Series and Applicable Controllers···········3
1.3 Migration Product List ··········································4
1.4 Overview of Migration Products ·····························7
1.5 Restrictions and Requirements in T Series
Migration························································· 17