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5 Detailed descriptions of the eldbus coupler | DeviceNet eldbus coupler UR20-FBC-DN
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5.6 DeviceNet eldbus coupler UR20-FBC-DN
The UR20-FBC-DN eldbus coupler is the head module for
the u-remote system bus, to which up to 64 active u-remote
modules can be connected. The DeviceNet coupler is con-
nected to the network with a 5-pole PCB plug-in connector.
The coupler can be accessed with a system-independent
web server application via the USB service interface. Thus,
all information, such as diagnostics, status values and para-
meters, can be read and all connected modules can be simu-
lated or forced.
The station’s main power supply is integrated in the coupler.
Power is supplied via two 4-pole connectors, separated into
the input and output current paths.
Fieldbus coupler UR20-FBC-DN (Order No. 1334900000)
Status indicators
X1
V+
C_H
SHLD
C_L
V-
PWR
SF
BF
MT
MNS
IO
DN
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
3
4
LED status indicators UR20-FBC-DN, error messages seeChapter13
PWR
Power LED Green: Supply voltage connected
Red: Boot loader failure
SF
Collective error Red: Conguration error, or error in the coupler,
or error in a module, or there is a new diagnostic
message
Red ashing: Station in Force mode
BF
Bus failure Red: No connection to the eldbus
Red ashing: Conguration error, no connection
to the control unit, or error in the parameter set or
slave address error or rmware update is running
Red/green ickering: Auto baud rate detection
in progress
MT
Maintenance Yellow: Error on the system bus or eldbus
MNS
Module/Network
status
Off: Duplicate MAC ID check active
Green: DeviceNet connection established, device
status OK
Green ashing: No DeviceNet connection estab-
lished, device status OK
Red: Bus failure
Red ashing: Bus connection timeout
IO
Input/Output Green: Data exchange active, outputs are accessed
by the PLC
Green ashing: Station in idle mode (outputs are
not accessed by the PLC)
Red: At least one stack differs from the start
conguration (e.g. one module has been pulled)
Red ashing: Diagnostic message on at least one
module