IAI RCM-GW-CC, CC-Link, CC-Link RCM-GW-CC Operation Manual

IAI America Inc.
CC-Link RCM-GW-CC Gateway Unit
Operation Manual First Edition
1. Outline······················································································································································· 1
1.1 CC-Link gateway unit··························································································································· 1
1.2 What is CC-Link··································································································································· 2
1.3 Application example of gateway unit···································································································· 3
1.4 Features ·············································································································································· 4
1.5 How to identify model ·························································································································· 6
2. Specifications and name of each part ······································································································· 7
2.1 General specifications ························································································································· 7
2.2 External dimension drawing················································································································· 8
2.3 Name and function of each part··········································································································· 9
3. Installation and Noise Elimination ··········································································································· 14
3.1 Installation Environment ···················································································································· 14
3.2 Power Supply ···································································································································· 14
3.3 Noise Elimination and Grounding ······································································································ 14
3.4 Installation ········································································································································· 16
4. Wiring······················································································································································ 17
4.1 Overall Configuration ························································································································· 17
4.2 Input and output signal of gateway unit ····························································································· 20
4.3 Building of SIO communication network (SIO communication)·························································· 23
5. Outline of CC-Link··································································································································· 32
5.1 Data communication·························································································································· 32
5.2 Address assignment of master PLC ·································································································· 33
6. Address configuration of gateway ··········································································································· 35
6.1 Gateway control signal ······················································································································ 35
6.2 Position data limit designation mode ································································································· 38
6.3 Position No. designation mode ·········································································································· 42
6.4 Position/speed/acceleration and deceleration designation ································································ 47
6.5 Push operation enable mode············································································································· 52
6.6 Simple direct value/position No. designation mode ··········································································· 58
7. Contents of communication signal ·········································································································· 75
7.1 Outline of timing for communication signal ························································································ 75
7.2 Communication signal and operation timing ······················································································ 76
7.3 Command transmission and reception ······························································································88
8. System build-up ······································································································································ 90
8.1. Communication setting for controller ································································································· 90
8.2. CC-Link communication setting ········································································································· 91
8.3. Master PLC address assignment······································································································· 93
8.4. CSP file·············································································································································· 97
9. CC-Link operation case ·························································································································· 98
9.1 Outline of configuration······················································································································ 98
9.2 Actuator operating pattern ················································································································· 99
9.3 Various settings on SIO link side ······································································································· 99
9.4 Setting of gateway unit ···················································································································· 101
9.5 Setting on CC-Link master side ······································································································· 101
9.6 Address Correlation Diagram ·········································································································· 108
9.7 Ladder Sequence Flowchart············································································································· 110
9.8 Ladder Sequence ·····························································································································112
10. Troubleshooting ···································································································································· 122
10.1 Action to Be Taken upon Occurrence of Trouble ············································································· 122
10.2 Troubleshooting ······························································································································· 123
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1. Outline
1.1 CC-Link gateway unit
CC-Link Gateway Unit (hereinafter, referred to as CC-Link gateway or gateway unit) is a unit to connect the
network of CC-Link communication protocol for an upper programmable controller (hereinafter, referred to as
PLC) and SIO communication network (Modbus communication protocol) for a controller (for robo-cylinder)
which is a sub-network.
Physical standard for SIO communication network is RS-485, and slave addresses on this network are 1-16.
All data exchanged between the CC-Link and the Modbus protocol communication network are once stored in
the internal memory of the gateway unit, and transmitted to CYCLIC. The gateway unit is handled from the
PLC side as a remote I/O.
Adaptable controllers are PCON-SE, ACON-SE, SCON and ERC2-SE.
* Gateway is communication terminology, and is equipment which mutually converts data of which media and
protocols are different on networks, and allows for communication.
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1.2 What is CC-Link
(1) System of FA communication
For FA communication, communication specifications depend on equipment on the communicating end,
content of information and its purpose, however, are roughly divided into information level, controller
level and field level as shown in the following diagram.
(2) Information level
This is mainly used to transmit production information to an information terminal, and is referred to as
“PLC upper network.” Ethernet is mostly used for this level.
(3) Controller level
This frequently handles real time information for a production line, and is referred to as “Network
between PLCs.”
(4) Field level
This is referred to as “PLC lower network,” and is mainly used to save wiring for a control system of
which one controller is in charge, and is positioned as “Wiring save communication.”
This level is largely classified into device level and sensor level.
Information level Controller level Field level
FA computer
Device level
Primary open network
Robot
Remote I/O
Motor driver
Sensor level
Installed
instrument
Solenoid
valve
Limit switch
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(5) CC-Link
CC-Link has become wide spread mainly for FA as an open network for device level. Communication
specifications are open to the public, therefore, equipment in compliance with CC-Link can be
communicated without a program regardless of manufacturer.
Presently, CC-Link is spread and operated by CC-Link association (CLPA: CC-Link Partner Association),
which is a non-profitable organization.
Main features are as follows.
[1] Highly perfected saved wiring communication which has realized complete multi-vendor connection.
[2] This is a unified standard, therefore, it can be used even overseas.
[3] Since slave equipment is handled as a PLC remote I/O to which CC-Link unit is installed,
communication can be made without a particular program.
[4] Since line efficiency is high, communication with high-speed response can be made.
For details of CC-Link, refer to Operation Manuals of the master unit and the PLC to be installed.
Use this Operation Manual together with the Operation Manual of the controller to be connected.
This CC-Link gateway cannot be used in ways other than those for which this Operation Manual expressly
allows. Further, do not perform setting and wiring other than those for which this Operation Manual
expressly allows.
1.3 Application example of gateway unit
Application example is shown on the network in the following diagram.
CPU unit CC-Link
unit (master station)
Remote I/O
s
t
ation
CC-Link gateway
(remote device
station)
Remote I/O
station
Remote I/O
station
SIO communication network (Modbus)
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1.4 Features
For CC-Link gateway, operation modes of the following four patterns can be selected.
(1) Position data limit designation mode
Only position data can be directly designated, and the maximum connecting axis number totals 14
axes.
Further, various status signals can be input and output, and present position data can be read.
Speed, acceleration and deceleration can be set for parameters for each axis as fixed values.
(2) Position No. designation mode
This is a mode to designate No. of position table for operation, and the maximum connecting axis
number totals 14 axes.
Position data, speed, acceleration and deceleration are input into the position data table of each axis in
advance. Input and output of various status signals and completed position No. can be read.
(3) Positioning data designation mode
This is a mode to directly designate position data for operation, and there are two patterns of normal
positioning and push operation.
[1] Normal positioning mode
This mode directly designates speed, acceleration and deceleration in addition to position data, and
the maximum connecting axis number totals 7 axes.
Further, input and output of various status signals and present position data can be read.
[2] Push operation mode
Push operation can be performed, and the maximum connecting axis number totals 3 axes.
This is a mode in which direct designation of current limit value (%) and positioning width for push is
added to the normal positioning mode.
(4) Simple direct value/Position No. designation mode
This mode can mix position No. designated axis and simple direct value designated (position data is
designated by numeric value, and the other movement data is designated by position table) axis.
Axis number is assigned from position No. designated axes, and subsequently, it is necessary to assign
the number to simple direct value designated axis. Depending on the size of the assignment area,
there is a Large pattern (88 words respectively for input and output), Middle pattern (68 words
respectively for input and output) and Small pattern (34 words respectively for input and output), and
the maximum connecting axis number totals 16 axes.
This Manual only describes content which can be controlled by using the Gateway unit. Content of this Manual
takes precedence over content of the Operation Manual for the controller. For detailed contents of functions,
parameter settings and alarms, refer to the Operation Manual for the controller.
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Operation mode and primary functions
Positioning data designated
mode
Primary functions
Position data
limit designated
mode
Position No.
designated
mode
Normal
positioning
mode
Push
operation
mode
Simple direct
value/Position
No. designated
mode
Position data
designated operation
×
Speed, acceleration
and deceleration direct
designation
× × ×
Push operation
× ×
Present position
reading
Position No. designated
operation
× × ×
Completed position No.
reading
× × ×
Connectable axis
number
14 14 7 3 16
Settable axis No. (*1) 0 - 13 0 - 13 0 - 6 0 - 2 0 - 15
Position data
designated maximum
value (*2)
327.67mm
Designated
to position
table
327.67mm 9999.99mm
Operable CC-Link
version
Ver. 1, Ver. 2 Ver. 2
CAUTION
*1 A range of effective axis No. which is set to axis connected by SIO communication. Values set
exceeding this range are ignored. This case does not generate an alarm.
*2 In the case of position data direct designated operation, maximum value of position data is limited by
limiting data length of input and output register.
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1.5 How to identify model
RCM-GW-CC
Basic model For CC-Link
Gateway unit
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2. Specifications and name of each part
2.1 General specifications
Item Specification
Power supply 24V DC ±10%
Consuming current 300mA max.
Communications standard CC-Link Ver1.10 (*1)
Communications speed 10M/5M/2.5M/625k/156kbps (Selection with rotary switch)
Communications system Broadcast polling system
Synchronization system Frame synchronization system
Encoding system NRZI
Transmission path format Bus format (EIA RS485 conformance)
Transmission format HDLC conformance
Error control system CRC (X16 + X12 + X5 + 1)
Number of occupied stations Remote device station 4 stations
Communications speed (bps) 10M 5M 2.5M 625k 156KCommunications cable length
(*2)
Overall cable length (m) 100 160 400 900 1200
CC-Link specification
Communication cable CC-Link dedicated cable
Transmission path configuration Our dedicated multi-drop difference communication
Communications system Half-duplex
Synchronization system Asynchronous type
Transmission path format Equivalent to EIA RS485 2-wire type
Communication speed 30.4kbps
Error control system No parity bit, CRC (*3)
Communication cable length Total cable length 100m or shorter
Connecting unit number Maximum 3/7/14/16 axes (depending on operation mode)
SIO communication specification
Communication cable Two-paired twist-pair shielded cable
(Recommended brand: Taiyo Electric Wire & Cable
HK-SB/20276×L 2P×AWG22)
Operating ambient temperature 0 - 40°C
Operating ambient humidity 85%RH or less (non-condensing)
Operating atmosphere Not subject to corrosive gas, flammable gas, oil mist, powdered dust
Storage temperature -10 - 65°C
Storage humidity 90%RH or less (non-condensing)
Environmental
Vibration resistance 4.9m/s2 (0.5G)
Protection class IP20
Weight 480g or less
(*1) Certification has been acquired
(*2) For T branch communication, refer to the Operation Manuals for the master unit and PLC to be
mounted.
(*3) CRC: Cyclic Redundancy Check
Data error detecting method which is mostly used for synchronizing transmission
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2.2 External dimension drawing
(Mounting dimension)
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2.3 Name and function of each part
[1] Gateway status
indication LED RUN: Normal G.ER: Error C.ER: CC-Link error T.ER: SIO link error
[2] SIO communication
status LED TxD: Data transmission RxD: Data reception
[3] Mode setting switch
[SIO communication connector]
[4] External port switching input
PORT IN PORT N
Port switching
[5] Controller communication line
SDA: Communication line SDB: Communication line GND: Ground FG: Frame ground
[11] Power supply input connector
[6] CC-Link communication
connector DA: Communication line DB: Communication line DG: Ground SLD: Shield FG: Earth
[7] CC-Link setting switch
BR: Baud rate
SA × 10 and Sa × 1:
Station No. (Decimal, 2 digits)
[8] CC-Link communication
status LED SD: Data communication RD: Data reception RUN: Normal ERR: Error
[9] Port switch
ON: Port on OFF: Port off
[10] Connector for teaching box
and personal computer
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[1] Gateway status indication LED
Indicating status Description
Lit in green Indicates that the CPU of the gateway is operating. RUN
Unlit Indicates CPU operation stop status, and indicates that there is an error in the
CPU of the gateway when this is not lit even if power is turned on.
Lit in red Gateway CPU is in error, major fault stop status. G. ER
Unlit Normal
Lit in red
A status that CC-Link is in error, or CC-Link connection is not recognized from the gateway CPU. (Check CC-Link communication status in [8].)
It is necessary to connect the teaching box or personal computer supporting
software if the RUN is lit even when this LED is lit.
Flash in red This flashes at an interval of one second in the case of port on status.
C.ER
Unlit Normal
Lit in red Communication error occurs in communication between the CC-Link gateway
and controller (No response, overrun, framing error or CRC(*) error) Normal
T. ER
Unlit Normal
* CRC: Cyclic Redundancy Check
Data error detecting method which is mostly used for synchronizing transmission
[2] SIO communication status LED
Communication status between CC-Link gateway and controller can be checked.
This LED flashes when communication between the upper PLC and controller is being performed through
CC-Link gateway, or communication is being performed with the controller by connecting the teaching box
or personal computer supporting software to the CC-Link gateway.
Indicating status Description
Flash in green Data is transmitting (from the CC-Link gateway to controller) TxD
Unlit Data transmission is suspended (from the CC-Link gateway to controller)
Flash in green Data is receiving (from controller to the CC-Link gateway) RxD
Unlit Data reception is suspended (from controller to the CC-Link gateway)
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[3] Mode setting switch
This switch sets the operation mode of the CC-Link gateway. Turn off the power for the CC-Link gateway to operate this switch. When selecting No.1, No.3 and No.4, setting of the position table for the controller is disabled.
SW1
Input and output byte
number
No.
4 3 2 1
Description
Output Input
1
× × × ×
Position data limit designating mode
46 46
2
× × ○ ×
Position No. designating mode
46 46
3
× × ×
Position/speed/acceleration and deceleration designating mode
46 46
4
× ○ ×
Push operation enable mode
46 46
5
× × × ○
Simple direct value/Position No. designating mode Large
176 176
6
×
× ○
Simple direct value/Position No. designating mode Middle
136 136
7
× × ○
Simple direct value/Position No. designating mode Small
68 68
[4] External port switching input
Connector port for teaching box and personal computer can be switched ON/OFF by external signal (no-voltage contact). When the port switch [9] for the CC-Link gateway main body is OFF, this input is enabled, and when the input signal is ON, the port is turned ON. (Refer to the [9] port switch.)
[5] Controller communication line
This is a wiring connecting terminal for the communication line of the SIO communication (Modbus) connector.
[6] CC-Link communication connector
This is a wiring connecting terminal for the CC-Link communication.
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[7] CC-Link setting switch
Switch Description
BR
[Baud rate setting switch] This switch sets the communication rate. Setting of 5 or higher is prohibited.
SA × 10
SA × 1
[Station No. setting switch] This switch sets with decimal two digits, however, effective setting is from 1 to 64. Positions of SA × 10 ・・・10 are set.
Positions of SA × 1・・・1 are set. (Example) When setting station No. 12, set 1 to SA × 10, and set 2 to SA × 1.
* When changing the setting with the power on, the ERRLED of the next [8] is lit.
[8] CC-Link communication status LED
Operating status of the CC-Link gateway and network status can be checked by the four LEDs.
Indicating status Description
Lit Normal operation (Lit by starting communication) RUN Green Unlit Does not participate in network or time out status (Communication is
interrupted for a certain time or longer)
Lit Reception data to self station is abnormal (CRC error).
Setting of baud rate setting switch or station No. setting switch is changed during communication.
ERR Red
Unlit Normal Lit Data is being received RD Green Unlit No reception data Flashing Data is being transmitted SD Green Unlit No transmission data
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[9] Port switch
This is a switch to enable the connector (T.P.) for teaching box and personal computer (PORT ON=Communication start). When connecting and disconnecting the teaching box and the communication cable connector for personal computer supporting software, turn OFF this switch. When using this switch, turn ON after connecting the connector. (Also pay attention to signal status of the port switching input [4].) For communication rate between the teaching box, personal computer supporting software and the CC-Link gateway, up to 115.2kbps can be set. And, the communication rate between the CC-Link gateway and the controller is fixed to 230.4kbps.
When the PORT is ON, the CC-Link communication does not become abnormal, however, data communication for SIO communication stops. Therefore, output signal (data) from the PLC is not outputted to the controller, and input signal (data) from the controller keeps a value immediately before PORT was ON. PORT ON status signal (TPC) is outputted from the CC-Link gateway to the PLC, therefore, performs processing such as interlock if necessary.
[10] Connector for teaching box and personal computer
This is a connecting connector for the teaching box and personal computer.
[11] Power supply input connector
This is a connecting connector for the power supply (24V DC) for the CC-Link gateway.
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3. Installation and Noise Elimination
Pay sufficient attention to the installation environment.
3.1 Installation Environment
a. Since the gateway unit is not dust-proof or waterproof (oil proof), avoid using the gateway unit in a
place subject to significant dust, oil mist or splashes of cutting oil.
b. Do not expose the gateway unit to direct sunlight or radiating heat from a large heat source such as
heat treatment furnace.
c. Use the gateway unit in an environment free from corrosive or inflammable gasses, under a
temperature of 0 to 40°C and humidity of 85% or less (non-condensing). d. Use the gateway main body where it will not receive any external vibration or shock. e. Prevent electrical noise from entering the gateway main body or its cable.
3.2 Power Supply
The power supply specification is 24V DC±10%. (Supply current: 300mA max.
3.3 Noise Elimination and Grounding
a. Installation of gateway unit main body
Directly fix the gateway unit main body to the metallic enclosure with screws for connection.
* Provide a dedicated class D grounding (Third class).
Use a cable of the maximum possible size and keep the wiring length at a minimum.
Metallic enclosure
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b. Precautions regarding wiring method
Separate the communication lines for the gateway unit and the wiring for the CC-Link communication line from high-power lines such as a cable connecting to a power circuit. (Do not bundle together wiring for the communication lines with high-power lines or place them in the same cable duct.)
c. Noise sources and elimination
Among the numerous noise sources, solenoid valves, magnet switches and relays are of particular concern when building up a system. Noise from these sources can be eliminated by implementing the measures specified below.
[1] AC solenoid valves, magnet switches and relays
Measure: Install a surge absorber in parallel with the coil.
[2] DC solenoid valves, magnet switches and relays
Measure: Install a diode in parallel with the coil. Determine the diode capacity in accordance
with the load capacity.
Point
Install a surge absorber to each coil over a minimum wiring length. Installing a surge absorber to the terminal block or other part will be less effective because of a longer distance from the coil.
In a DC circuit, connecting a diode in reverse polarity will damage the diode, internal parts of the controller and/or DC power supply, so exercise sufficient caution.
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3.4 Installation
Design the control box size, installing position of the gateway unit and cooling method of the control box in such a way that the temperature around the gateway unit will not exceed 40°C. Install the gateway unit vertically on a wall, as shown below, and provide a minimum clearance of 50mm above and below the gateway unit and a minimum clearance of 100mm on the front for wiring. For lateral installation such as installing multiple gateway units side by side, secure a sufficient space so that the gateway unit is easily installed and removed. If affection of heat or noise is a concern, take the measure into account.
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4. Wiring
4.1 Overall Configuration
The following diagram shows an example of configuration to build a CC-Link by using a gateway unit.
Host system (PLC master station)
Terminal resistor
Slave station
Gateway unit
Teaching box
Terminal
resistor
4-direction junction
SIO communication network
Terminal resistor
24V
power
supply
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SIO communication connection is allowed even by multi-drop method using terminal blocks as follows.
Gateway unit
Terminal block
Terminal resistor
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Reference Outline of CC-Link network configuration
For details of the CC-Link, refer to the Operation Manual for the master side (PLC). This section describes a point for network wiring. The following diagram shows an example of network connection.
(1) Equipment connected by the CC-Link is referred to as a station, and 0 to 64 can be set as a station No.
The master station and slave station can be placed on any position.
(2) Connection is made by a multi-drop method directly branching at each station, and a T-branch using
commercially available terminal block, etc., is allowed.
(3) Use a dedicated shielded 3-core twisted paired cable as a cable.
The dedicated cable is as follows.
Color Signal type
Blue Communication line A (DA)
White Communication line B (DB)
Yellow Communication ground line (DG)
- Shield (SLD)
(4) It is necessary to install terminal resistors on both ends of the CC-Link system. The terminal resistor is
connected between “DA” and “DB,” however, it differs with the cable being used.
(5) Communication rate is restricted by network length (total branch length, network maximum length).
CAUTION
Set the GND (ground) level of the power supply for each controller connected to the gateway to the power
supply for the gateway.
Master station Slave station Slave station
Terminal resistor
(Blue)
(White)
(Yellow)
Terminal resistor
CC-Link dedicated
cable
CC-Link dedicated
cable
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4.2 Input and output signal of gateway unit
(1) Connection diagram
Gateway unit
CC-Link cable
(Blue)
(White)
(Yellow)
(Not colored)
Connector for teaching box
and personal computer
Teaching box
Teaching box
Emergency stop signal output Allowable load voltage: 30V DC Allowable load current: 1A
Port switch
Gateway power supply
24V DC±10%
300mA max.
External port switching input
(Supplied by customer)
(Load 24V DC 7mA)
Port switch
SIO communication cable
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(2) Port control and emergency stop signal output
The connector port for the teaching box and personal computer can be also turned ON/OFF by an external signal other than the ON/OFF signal from the port switch on the gateway unit main body. Further, since the contact signal from the emergency stop pushbutton switch on the teaching box is outputted to the outside while the port is ON, this signal can be incorporated into the emergency stop circuit for the whole system.
External port
switching input
Port switch
Teaching box emergency stop
signal output
Connector port for teaching box
and personal computer
OFF OFF Ineffective (S1-S2 short circuit) Ineffective
ON OFF
OFF ON
ON ON
Effective (S1-S2= Teaching box
emergency stop contact)
Effective
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(3) Specification of input and output signal and wiring material
Connecting plug is
standard attachment.
MC1.5/6-ST381
(PHOENIX CONTACT)
Connecting plug is
standard attachment.
MC1.5/4-ST35
(PHOENIX CONTACT)
The gateway unit
incorporates a terminal
resistor, therefore,
connect the terminal
resistor to the end of the
SIO communication.
Connecting plug is
standard attachment.
It is necessary to connect
a terminal resistor to both
ends of the CC-Link
system (between DA and
DB), therefore, check the
Operation Manual for the
master side (PLC).
Connector and applicable electric wire
0.8 – 1.3mm
2
AWG 18 – 16
0.08 – 1.5mm
2
AWG 28 - 16
0.08 – 1.5mm
2
AWG 28 - 16
Two-paired twist
shielded cable
(AWG22)
Recommended
brand: Taiyo Electric
Wire & Cable
HK-SB/20276 XL
2P × AWG22
CC-Link Ver. 1.10
supporting
dedicated cable
(Such as
FANC-SBH,
FANC-SB)
Specification
24V DC ±10%
Consuming current 300mA
max.
Allowable load voltage: 30V
DC
Allowable load current: 1A
No voltage (dry) contact input
load: 24V DC 7mA
Set GND (ground) level to that
of controller or ERC actuator
to be connected.
Internally connected to frame.
Internally connected.
Contents
Gateway power supply Positive
side of 24V DC
Gateway power supply Negative
side of 24V DC
Teaching box emergency stop
signal output
External port switching input
SIO communication line A
SIO communication line B
Ground
Frame ground
CC-Link communication line A
CC-Link communication line B
CC-Link communication ground line
Shield
Frame ground
* The gateway unit is provided with the following one terminal resistor respectively. Since the terminal resistor depends on the
CC-Link cable to be used, use a resistor suitable for the cable.
Cable FANC-SBH
(CC-Link dedicated high-performance cable) 130, 1/2W
Cable FANC-SB
(CC-Link dedicated cable) 110, 1/2W
Symbol
24V
N
S1
S2
PORT
IN
PORT
N
SDA
SDB
GND
FG
DA
DB
DG
SLD
FG
Power supply
input connector
SIO
communication
connector
CC-Link
communication
connector
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4.3 Building of SIO communication network (SIO communication)
4.3.1 Wiring
(1) Basic
Item Contents Number of connecting units 16 axes max. (Depends on the operation mode. Refer to “1.4 Features”) Communication cable length Total cable length 100m or shorter Communication cable Two-paired twisted pair shielded cable Terminal resistor Recommended cable: Taiyo Electric Wire & Cable
CAUTION
1. Provide a communication path via a bus connection, and be sure to connect a terminal resistor at the
end. A terminal resistor is incorporated into the gateway unit side, therefore, it is unnecessary to connect
it.
2. The communication cable should be supplied by customer. If the recommended communication cable
is not used, use an electric wire size AWG22.
(2) Link connection for PCON-SE, ACON-SE
Gateway unit
(Incorporating
terminal resistor)
e-CON connector (AMP made 4-1473562-4: Green) e-CON connector (AMP made 3-1473562-4: Orange)
Junction (AMP made 3-1473574-4:)
Recommended brand HK-SB/20276 × L 2P × AWG22
SIO communication
main line
First axis Second axis n
th
axis
Controller link cable CB-RCB-CTL002
Terminal resistor R=220 1/4W
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a. Detail Connection Diagram
The diagram below shows the details of the SIO communication connection. The controller link cables are optionally prepared, but the communication main line must be prepared by the customer.
b. Preparation of Communication Main Line
[1] Strip off approx. 15-20mm of the sheath
from the two-paired shielded cable. [2] Install the cable protective tube. [3] Insert three cables into the cable insertion
hole of the connector without stripping off
the envelope of the conductors. [4] Pressure-weld the cable press-fit housing
with the cables inserted from above. [5] Heat-treat the cable protective tube.
Pin numbers of e-CON connector
Be sure to insert the terminal resistor (220, 1/4W) into the end of the communication main line. (between No. 1 and No. 2 of the e-CON connector)
Gateway unit
Two-paired shielded cable Recommended brand: Taiyo Electric Wire & Cable
SIO
communication
main line
Four-way junction (AMP: 5-1473574-4)
e-CON connector (AMP: 4-1473562-4) Housing color: Green
Controller link cable
Yellow
Orange
Controller 1 Controller 2
Yellow
Orange
e-CON connector (AMP: 3-1473562-4) Housing color: Orange
Press wielding
Locking tab
Cable tube
Two-paired shielded cable
Locking tab
e-CON connector
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c. Controller Link Cable (CB-RCB-CTL002)
* Controller’s option
The following parts are provided together: [1] Four-way junction
Model: 5-1473574-4, Manufacturer: MP, Quantity: 1 [2] E-Con connector
Model: 4-1473562-4, Manufacturer: MP, Quantity: 1
Compatible wire coating outline: 1.35-1.6mm [3] Terminal resistor: 220, 1/4W, with E-Con connector, Quantity: 1
Controller end
Mini DIN connector
E-Con connector 3-1473562-4 (Housing color: Orange)
1
2
3
4
Signal
SGA
SGB
GND
Signal
SGA 1
SGB 2
+5V 3
ENB 4
EMGA 5
+24V 6
GND 7
EMGB 8
Yellow
Orange
Blue
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(3) Link connection for ERC2-SE
Gateway unit
(Incorporating
terminal resistor)
e-CON connector (AMP made 4-1473562-4: Green) e-CON connector (AMP made 3-1473562-4: Orange)
Junction (AMP made 3-1473574-4:)
Recommended brand: Taiyo Electric Wire & Cable
SIO communication main line
First axis
Second axis
n
th
axis
Terminal resistor
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