To properly use the product, read this manual
thoroughly and retain for easy reference, inspection,
and maintenance. Ensure the end user receives this manual.
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Nevertheless, Yaskawa assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages
resulting from the use of the information contained in this publication.
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1Definition of Terms
+
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Power
Supply Unit
CPU Unit
Power
Supply Unit
CPU UnitBase Unit
This section defines terms that have specific meanings in this manual.
Basic Units
“Basic Unit” is a collective term that refers to the three Units in the foll owing table.
Unit NamePrimary Function
Power Supply Unit
CPU Unit
Base UnitUsed to mount Optional Modules.
The Basic Units are typically connected as shown in the following examples.
Supplies the power that is needed for the operation of the Units that are connected to each other and to
any Optional Modules that ar e conn ect ed in the Contro ller.
Stores the module definitions and programs, and interprets the programs. The CPU Unit also controls
the Optional Modules.
1 Definition of Terms
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2 System Configuration Example
2System Configuration Example
The following figure shows a typical system configuration.
MotionWorks IEC version
2.4 or higher
Ethernet communications cables
MP3200iec
RLYOUT
components
connector cable
24-VDC power
supply, AC power
supply, or status
monitoring device
Power supply cable
24-VDC power
supply or AC
power supply
Another PLC
Ethernet
Battery
MECHATROLINK-III
Front cover
for unused slot
PC
Ethernet
MECHATROLINK-III Cable
Optional Modules
I/O Modules
IO-02
L
LIO-01
LIO-04
LIO-05
LIO-06
AI-01
DO-01
AO-01
Communications Modules
218IF-Y1
External outputs
External inputs
RS-232C
Ethernet
SERVOPACK with
MECHATROLINK-III
Communications
Servomotor
Servomotor
Servomotor
I/O Module with
MECHATROLINK-
Communications
I/O
III
Up to 62 stations, including I/O
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PMC-U-MP32016CPU, MP3200iec, 16 axis
PMC-U-MP32032CPU, MP3200iec, 32 axis
PMC-U-MP32062CPU, MP3200iec, 62 axis
JEPMC-PSA3012-EPOWER SUPPLY, 100V/200V, MP3200
JEPMC-PSD3012-EPOWER SUPPLY, 24VDC, MP3200
JEPMC-BUB3003-EBASE UNIT, 3 SLOTS, MP3200
JEPMC-BUB3005-EBASE UNIT, 5 SLOTS, MP3200
JEPMC-BUB3008-EBASE UNIT, 8 SLOTS, MP3200
JAPMC-AN2300Analog Inputs (AI-01)
JAPMC-AN2310-EAnalog Outputs (AO-01)
JAPMC-DO2300Digital Output Modu le (DO-01)
JAPMC-IO2300-E Digital I/O Module (LIO-01)
JAPMC-IO2301-EDigital I/O Module (LIO-02)
JAPMC-IO2303Digital I/O Module (LIO-04)
JAPMC-IO2304Digital I/O Module (LIO-05)
JAPMC-IO2305-EDigital Multi-Function I/O Module (LIO-06)
JAPMC-CM2301-EEthernet & RS232C Communication (218IF-Y1)
JEPMC-MT2000-EHUB, MECHATROLINK-III NETWORK, 8 SLAVE PORTS
JEPMC-MT2020-EADAPTER, ETHERNET TO MECHATROLINK
JEPMC-MTD2310-EI/O MODULE, MECHATROLINK NETWORK, 64 IN, 64 OUT
JEPMC-MTA2900-EANALOG MODULE, MECHAT ROLINK NETWORK, 8 INPUT
JEPMC-MTA2910-EANALOG MODULE, MECHATROLINK NETWORK, 4 OUTPUT
JEPMC-W6012-A2-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 0.2 M
JEPMC-W6012-A5-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 0.5 M
JEPMC-W6012-01-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 1.0 M
JEPMC-W6012-02-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 2.0 M
JEPMC-W6012-03-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 3.0 M
JEPMC-W6012-04-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 4.0 M
JEPMC-W6012-05-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 5.0 M
JEPMC-W6012-10-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 10 M
JEPMC-W6012-20-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 20 M
JEPMC-W6012-30-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 30 M
JEPMC-W6012-40-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 40 M
JEPMC-W6012-50-EMECHATROLINK-III CABLE, 50 M
JEPMC-BA3001Replacement Battery
JEPMC-OP2300Option Slot Cover
JEPMC-OP3001Replacement Power Supply Side Cover
JEPMC-OP3002Replacement Option Base Side Cover
3 Component Part Numbers
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4 Power Supply Units
Indicators
RLYOUT connector
Power connector
Unit connector
4Power Supply Uni ts
The Power Supply Unit supplies the connected Units and Optional Modules with the power needed to operate. There are
two Power Supply Units available: an AC Power Supply Unit and a DC Power Supply Unit.
This section shows the appearance and part names of the Power Supply Unit and describes the indicators and connectors.
Appearance and Part Names
The following figure shows the appearance of the Power Supply Unit and the part names.
Indicators
These indicators show the load on the Power Supply Unit.
Output Current8.9 A or less9.0 to 11.4 A11.5 to 13.9 A
Load
Green
Appendix
Indicator
<1> Reduce the number of Optional Mo dules that are connected.
Note: z: Lit, {: Not lit.
Yellow{zz{
Red{{z{
Normal: Within power supply
capacity
zzz{
<1>
Normal: Maximum power
supply capacity
14.0 A or more
Error: Over power supply
capacity
<1>
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Connectors
The Power Supply Unit has three connectors: RLYOUT, power supply, and Unit connectors.
RLYOUT Connector
This connector outputs the operating status of the CPU Unit.
Model: 734-302
Pin Assignme n ts
No.Signal LabelDescription
1OUT
2OUT
Power Connector
Normal operation: Circuit closed.
Error: Circuit open.
Connect the power supply to this connector.
4 Power Supply Units
TypeModelColor
AC Power Supply Unit721-203/026-304Black
DC Power Supply Unit721-203/026-000White
Pin Assignments: AC Power Supply Unit
Pin No.Signal LabelDescription
3ACAC input
2ACAC input
1FGConnects to the frame ground. (Ground to 100 W max.)
Pin Assignments: DC Power Supply Unit
Pin No.Signal LabelDescription
324 VDCPower input wire for 24 VDC
20 VDCPower input wire for 0 VDC
1FGConnects to the frame gro und. (Ground to 100 W max.)
DC Power Supply UnitAC Power Supply Unit
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5 Power Supply Unit Specifications
5Power Supply Unit Specifications
The specifications of the Power Supply Unit are given in the following table.
Input Current4.0 A max. (at rated input/output)5.0 A max. (at rated input/output)
Inrush Current
Allowable Momentary
Power Loss Time
Rated Voltage5.15 V
Rated Current12.0 A
Output Current Range0 to 12.0 A0.2 to 12.0 A
Constant Voltage
Accuracy
85 to 132 VAC or 170 to 276 VAC19.2 to 28.8 VDC
47 to 63 Hz-
25 A, 10 ms max. (fully discharged, 132-VAC
input, rated output)
50 A, 10 ms max. (fully discharged, 276-VAC
input, rated output)
20 ms1 ms
5.15 V ±2% max. (5.05 t o 5.25 V)
If the Power Supply Unit is mounted on the Main Rack, this output functions as normally closed
contacts that are synchronized with the status of the CPU Unit.
• Normal operation: Circuit closed.
• Error: Circuit open.
Contact Ratings
AC Power Supply UnitDC Power Supply Unit
Specification
50 A, 10 ms max. (fully discharged,
28.8-VDC input, rated output)
Status Output
Connectors
Indicators
Input Conditions
Inrush Current
Rise Time
Drop Time
Leakage Current
Efficiency
Input VoltageCurrent Capacity
24 VDC
125 VAC
POWER: Power supply connector
RLY OUT: Relay contact connector
POWER
Refer to Indicators on page 12.
For Cold Start
50 A within 10 ms (fully discharged status)
275-VAC input, rated output
60,000 ms max. (The maximum time for the output control signals to maintain the specified timing
when the primary voltage rises linearly.)
60,000 ms max. (The maximum time that the controls, such as the power failure sequence, can be
maintained when the primary voltage drops linearly.)
276 VAC 61 Hz: 0.5 mA max.
132 VAC 61 Hz: 0.25 mA max.
70% minimum (for rated input voltage and
rated load)
0.5 A (resistive load)
0.25 A (inductive l oad)
0.4 A (resistive load)
0.2 A (inductive load)
For Cold Start
(Through rate at input voltage value increase from
10% to 90% is at 10 ms min.)
50 A within 10 ms (fully discharged status)
28.8-VDC input, rated output
65% minimum (for rat e d input voltage and ra ted
load)
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5 Power Supply Unit Specifications
Protection
Safety
Status
Output
Power Sequences
Dielectric
Strength
Insulation
Resistance
(Measured at
500 VDC.)
External Wiring
Connector
Terminals
Connector Cable
Hot
Swapping
Item
AC Power Supply UnitDC Power Supply Unit
Specification
Low Input Protection
(Power Fail Detection
55 to 75 VAC or 150 VAC max.15.8 to 17.8 VDC
Level)
Overcurrent Protection
For rated curren t (12 A), the protection operates at 14.0 A min. (typical).
(The detection range is 13.0 to 15.0 A.)
Overvoltage ProtectionOperates at 5.75 to 6.75 V.
Allowable Power Loss
Time
The output voltage fluctuation range is
maintained for a 20-ms 100% dip momenta ry
power loss.
The output voltage fluctuatio n range is ma intained
for a 1-ms 100% dip momentary power loss.
Safety StandardsConforms to UL and CSA.
Fuse250 V/4 A250 V/6.3 A
Linked to the RDY indicator on the CPU Un it.
RDY indicator lit: Circuit closed.
RDY indicator not lit: Circuit open.
Contact Ratings
NO Contact Output (RLY
OUT)
Power ON
Power OFF
Input VoltageCurrent Capacity
24 VDC
125 VAC
0.5 A (resistive load)
0.25 A (inductive load)
0.4 A (resistive load)
0.2 A (inductive load)
AC ON - 5-V rise in 1 s max.
Output rise - POK signal in 0 s min.
AC OFF - POK signal for 20 ms min.
POK signal - 5-V drop in 2 ms min.
DC ON - 5-V rise in 1 s max.
Output rise - POK signal in 0 s min.
DC OFF - POK signal for 1 ms min.
POK signal - 5-V drop in 2 ms min.
Between primary and secondary sides: 1,500 VAC for 1 minute
Between primary side and FG (ground): 1,500 VAC for 1 minute
Between secondary s ide and FG (ground): 50 0 VAC for 1 minute
Between RLYOUT and primary side: 1,500 VAC for 1 minute
Between RLYOUT and secondary side: 1,500 VAC for 1 minute
Between primary and secondary sides: 10 MΩ min .
Between primary side and FG (ground): 10 MΩ min.
Between secondary s ide and FG (ground): 100 MΩ min.
Between RLYOUT and primary side: 100 MΩ min.
Between RLYOUT and secondary side: 100 MΩ min.
External Power Supply
Terminals
Protective Ground
Terminal
AC, AC0 and 24 VDC
FG
RLY OUTRLYOUT
External Power Supply
Terminals (Twisted Pair)
AWG28 to AWG13 (0.08 to 2.6 mm
2
)
RLY OUT Connector Cable: AWG28 to AWG14 (0.08 to 2.0 mm2)
Not supported.
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5 Power Supply Unit Specifications
Output Current (iout (typical)) POWER (Green) (No Label) (Yellow) (No Label) (Red)
i out ≤ 8.9 Az{{
9.0 A ≤ iout ≤ 11.4 Azz{
11.5 A ≤ iou t ≤ 13 .9 Azzz
14.0 A ≤ iout (OCP activation){{{
Item
POWER (green): Lights when the power is ON on the secondary side.
(No label) (yellow): Lights when the Overcurrent Warning 1 Status Output is ON.
(No label) (red): Lights when the Overcurrent Warning 2 Status Output is ON.
Indicators
z: Lit {: Not lit.
External
Dimensions
Weight350 g
Width: 60 mm, Height: 130 mm, De pth: 137 mm
Specification
AC Power Supply UnitDC Power Supply Unit
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6 CPU Specifications
6CPU Specifications
The hardware specifications of the CPU Unit are given in the following table.
ItemSpecification
ModelPMC-U-MP320xx
AbbreviationMP3200iec
Flash MemoryCapacity: 40 MB (32 MB of user memory)
SDRAMCapacity: 128 MB
SRAMCapa city: 8 MB (ba ttery ba c kup)
CalendarSeconds, minutes, hour, day, week, month, year, day of week, and timing (battery backup)
Ethernet10Base-T or 100Base-TX x 2 ports (hub)
MECHATROLINKMECHATROLINK-III: 1 circuit with 2 ports
USB
Indicators and D i s plays
Switches
USB 2.0 Type A host, 1 port
Compatible devices: USB storage
Seven-segment display
Status indicators
USB status indicator
MECHATROLINK-III status indicators
Ethernet status indicators
DIP switch: Mode switch 1
DIP switch: Mode switch 2
Rotary switches
STOP/SAVE switch. Refer to DIP Switch Settings on page 27 for detailed switch information.
CPU Communications Specifications
The specifications of th e Communications Protocols built into the CPU Unit are given in the following table.
ProtocolModeDetail
Modbus TCP
Ethernet/IP
OPCread/write
Custom Protocoln/a
MP3200iec as Master (Client)Maximum Number of Data Blocks = 20
MP3200iec as Slave (Server)1000 registers in, 1000 registers out, 256 coils in, 256 coils out
MP3200iec as Master (Scanner)Maximum Number of Data Blocks = 100
MP3200iec as Slave (Adapter)
Total 16 instances in, 16 instances out, arranged as 3 instances of 256
bytes, 3 instances of 128 bytes, and 10 inst ances of 496 bytes.
Any Global variable can be configured, requires OPC Server running
on PC
Use the YDeviceComm firmware library to cre ate a custom
communication pro tocol.
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7 CPU External Appearance and Indicators
7CPU External Appearance and Indicators
External Appearance
Indicators (LEDs)
MECHATROLINK-III connector CN1
MECHATROLINK-III connector CN2
Indicators
The following table describes the indicators that show the operating status and error information.
IndicatorIndicator NameColorMeaning When Lit
MECHATROLINK-III communications are established as a slave (i.e., the CONNECT
command is ON).
CN
LK1
LK2
CNGreen
LK1GreenPort 1 is performing MECHATROLINK-III communications.
LK2GreenPort 2 is performing MECHATROLINK-III communications.
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8 Base Unit Installation and Operating Conditions
8Base Unit Installation and Operating Conditions
This section describes the specifications of the MP3200iec Series Machine Controllers.
Install the MP3200iec Series Controllers in an environment with the following conditions.
Environmental Conditions
ItemSpecification
Ambient Operating Temperature0 to 55°C (CPU-03: 0 to 50°C)
Ambient Storage Temperature-25 to 85°C
Ambient Operating Humidity30% to 95% RH (with no condensation)
Ambient Storage Humidity5% to 95% RH (with no condensation)
Pollution DegreeConforms to JIS B 3502 Pollution Degree 2.
Corrosive GasesThere must be no combustible or corrosive gases.
Operating Altitude2,000 m max.
Control Panel Cooling Method
The components that are used in the Machine Controller require the ambient operating temperature to be between 0 and
55°C. Use one of the methods described below to ensure adequate cooling in the control panel.
Note: If the ambient temperature exceeds 50°C, we recommend forced-ai r cooling.
Control Panels with Natural Cooling
• Do not mount the Machine Controller at the top of the control panel, where th e hot air that is genera ted inside the panel
collects.
• Leave sufficient spac e above and below the Units , and maintain ade quate dist ances from oth er devices, ca ble ducts, and
other objects to ensure suitable air circulation.
• Do not mount the Controller in any direction other than the specified direction.
• Do not mount the Controller on top of any device that generates a significant amount of heat.
• Do not subject the Controller to direct sunlight.
Control Panels with Forced-air Cooling
Use one of the following methods to ensure 0.03 m3/min average airflow below the CP U Unit.
• Forced draft method (A fan or a similar device is used to circulate the air in the interior and the exterior of the panel.)
• Forced circulation method (A fan or a similar device is mounted to the airtight panel to circulate the air inside.)
Note: Use the following guideline when selecting the fan: CPU Unit’s resistance to air flow: 6 x 106 (N×s2/m8)
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8 Base Unit Installation and Operating Conditions
Fan
CPU Unit’s internal resistance to
air flow: 6×10
6
(N⋅s2/m8)
40 mm min.
30 mm min.
Average airflow:
0.03 m
Mechanical Operating Conditions
ItemSpecification
Conforms to JIS B 3502.
Vibration Resistance
10 Hz ≤ f < 57 Hz with vibration amplitude of 0.075 mm
57 Hz ≤ f ≤ 150 Hz with fixed acceleration of 9.8 m/s
10 sweeps each in X, Y, Z directions (sweep: 1 octave/min)
Shock Resist ance
Electrical Operating Conditions
Conforms to JIS B 3502.
Peak acceleration of 147 m/s
ItemSpecification
Conforms to EN 61000-6- 2 and EN 55011 (Group 1 Class A).
Power supply noise (FT noise): 2 kV min. for 1 minute
Noise Resistance
Radiation noise (FT noise): 1 kV min., for 1 minute
Ground noise (impul se noise): ±1 kV min., for 10 minutes
Electrostatic noise (conducted): ±4 kV min ., 10 times
3
/min
2
2
twice for 11 ms each in the X, Y, and Z directions
30 mm min.
40 mm min.
Ground InformationGround to 100
ȍ
max.
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9Installation
Screw Mounting Attachment
You can use either of the following methods to install an MP3200iec Series Controller.
•Screw mounting
• DIN rail mounting
Screw Mounting
You can install the Unit by using the Screw Mounting Attachment.
Note: You can install the Unit by using the Screw Mounting Attachment.
• JEPMC-OP3001
This Attachment is provided with the Power Supply Unit. It can be installed on the PMC-U-MP320**.
• JEPMC-OP3002
This Attachment is provided with the MBU-B03, MBU-B05, and MBU-B08. It can be purchased separately.
The installation procedure is as follows:
1. Attach the Screw Mounting Attachment to the right end of the Controller.
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9 Installation
2. Use screws to secure the 4 places shown in the following figure.
Note: 1. Recommended screws: M4 x 14 mm min.
2. Use a screwdriver wit h a shaft that is at least 13 cm long.
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Lock release position
Locking position
DIN Rail Mounting
Carefully line up the DIN rail locks wit h the locking positions.
9 Installation
Note: Removal
You can remove t he Controller by revers ing the order of the mo unting procedure.
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9 Installation
Connecting the CPU
Note: Before you connect the CPU, install the Battery. Refer to Installing and Replacing the Battery in the CPU on page 24.
1. Remove the rubber cap from the connector on the Power Supply Unit.
Note:
• When the connector is not in use, always cover it with the rubber cap.
• The left-side cap is marked with an L, and the right-side cap is marked with an R.
2. Connect the Power Supply Unit and the CPU Unit from left to right in this order.
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3. Secure the connection by locking the slide locks at both the top and the bottom.
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Installing Optional Modules
Use the following procedure to install Optional Modules.
1. Hold the top and bottom of the Optional Module to be installed, line up the Module with the left side of the guide rail
inside the option slot, and then insert the Module straight in.
Note: The FG bar inside and on the bottom may be damaged if the Module is not inserted along the guide rail.
2. After the Optional Module is completely inserted, place your hand on the front of the Optional Module and press the
Optional Module firmly until it mates with the Mounting Base connectors in the Unit. The front of the Optional
Module and the tabs will be aligned if the Optional Module has been installed properly.
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Note: Always use Option Covers (model: JEPMC-OP2300) to c over unused slots.
Replacing and Adding Optional Modules
Use the following procedure to replace or add Optional Modules.
Note: Always create a backup before replacing o r adding Optional Mo dules.
Use the Web Server to save the Application program image as an Archive.Zip.
1. Turn OFF the power supply and disconnect all cables from the MP3200iec.
2. Remove the tool from Base Unit.
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Unhook the bottom tab in the same way.
NOTICE: Use the same method to remove the Option Cover from an unused slot before adding an Optional Module.
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from the gap of the panel. Hook the round knob on the tool into the notch in the Optional Module.
5. Hold the center of the tool, and turn it around the round knob while pushing it toward the back to disconnect the
Module from the Mounting Base connectors. Then, pull the Module forward.
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touching the components on the Module.
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Note: Put the Module that you removed into the bag that was supplied when you purchased it and store the Module in this bag.
Installing and Replacing the Battery in the CPU
Battery Installation
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This Battery provides backup power for the SRAM data when the power supply to the MP3200iec Series CPU Unit is
turned OFF. The Battery provides backup power for the following data.
• Alarm history
• Calendar
• Retain Variables
Note: One Battery is provided with the CPU Unit. The Battery is not connected when the Unit is delivered.
Battery Replacement
When the total power OFF time exceeds 1 year, the voltage of the Battery will drop, and the BAT indicator on the CPU
Unit will light.
Replace the Battery within 2 weeks of when the BAT indicator first lights.
Battery Replacement Procedure
• Allow only qualified personnel trained in safety procedures to replace the Battery. Incorrect Battery
replacement may result in electric shock. Als o, ma chin e mal function may occur, possibly r esul t ing in i njur y or
machine damage.
• Replace the Battery only while power is supplied to the Basic Unit. Replacing the Battery while the power
supply to the Basic Unit is turned OFF may result in loss of the data stored in memory in the Unit.
• Do not touch the electrodes of the Battery. Static electricity may damage the electrodes.
• The Basic Module con tains a lithium battery. When you replace the Battery, separate the used Battery from
normal waste and dispose of it according to all local ordinances.
1. Back up the programs and data stored in the Basic Unit.
Note: The backup can be used to recover the data if the data accide ntally gets deleted during Battery replacement.
2. Confirm that the RDY indicato r on the CPU Unit is lit.
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LiTHIUM
Black lead
Red lead
3. Open the battery holder on the bottom of the CPU Unit.
4. Disconnect the lead connector of the Battery from the connector on the CPU Unit, and remove the Battery from the
battery holder.
5. Insert the Replacement Battery into the battery holder, and securely connect the lead connector of the Battery to the
connector of the CPU Unit.
Connector on CPU Unit
Battery lead connector
Battery
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Battery holder
9 Installation
Press in.
6. Press the connector back into the CPU Unit.
7. Hold the connector, and while pressing it toward the CPU Unit’s internal circuit board (the board on the side of the
clamp), move the Battery and the battery holder into the CPU Unit.
Note: If this procedure is not follow ed, th e battery le ads may b e pinched b etween the Batte ry and the circuit boa rd, caus ing stress o n the
leads. If that occurs, the battery ho ld er will bulge after step 8 of the procedure.
Hold the connector
and press in.
2 battery leads
8. Close the battery holder and confirm that the BAT indicator on the CPU Unit is not lit.
This completes Battery replacement.
Clamp
CPU Unit internal circuit board
(on the side of the clamp)
Move the Battery.
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10 DIP Switch Settings
SW
2
TEST
NO
MNT
E-PM0
E-PM1
10DIP Switch Setti ng s
The DIP switch settings are only referenced wh en the po wer is in itially t urned ON with t he exceptio n of the ST OP switc h,
which will immediately STOP IEC Application program execution.
SW1
STOP
E_INIT
INIT
CNFG
LOAD
D-RST
SwitchNameSettingOperating ModeDefaultDetails
S1-6STOP
S1-5E_INIT
S1-4INIT
S1-3CNFG
S1-2LOAD
S1-1D-RST
ONUser program stopped
OFFUser program running
ONUse default IP Address
OFF
ON
OFF
ONSelf-configuration Mode
OFFNormal Operation
ONUSB Mode
OFFInternal FLASH Mode
ONSystem Use
OFFNormal Operation
Use IP Address set in the
Configuration
For diagnostic
purposes only
For diagnostic
purposes only
SW
1
NO
OFFStops the user program execution.
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFFNot used.
When ON, overrides E thernet configuration according to
Table A.
The controller uses the fixed, default configuration.
For diagnostics only. Turning this switch ON may help
restore communications to the controller if the configuration
is corrupted or invalid.
The controller creates Axes and I/O for all connected
devices. (Auto-c on figu r ation)
When ON, load either the user project or firmware from t he
USB thumb drive. See Table B for details.
SW2
Sets the Ethernet port condition and other operating conditions.
The switch setting is read only when the module is first turned ON.
When E-INIT is ON and E-PM0 is ON,
overrides Ethernet configuration according to
T able A.
When E-INIT is ON and E-PM1 is ON,
overrides Ethernet configuration according to
T able A.
When ON, the IP address is scrolled across the
seven segment display.
When ON, controller starts up in supervisor
mode. In this mode MECHATROLINK III,
PLC, Modbus/T CP and Ethernet/IP do not
start. The controller firmware ca n be updated,
and clearing DOS FS alarms will repair the
DOS FS.
S2-4E-PM0
S2-3E-PM1
S2-2TEST
S2-1MNT
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ONDisplay IP Address
OFFNormal Operation
ONMaintenance Mode
OFFNormal Operation
Use Default IP Address according to
Table A
Use Default IP Address according to
Table A
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
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