Structure

1

DIP switch (S101).

The DIP switches can be used to define the Explicit Device Identification for the EtherCAT slave interfaces (X101, X102).

2

Battery compartment (under the front flap).

Power supply for the battery-backed clock for time and date.

3

MicroSD card slot (under the front flap).

Slot for industrial MicroSD cards.

4

EtherCAT slave interfaces RJ45 (X101, X102).

EtherCAT In and EtherCAT Out for connection to an EtherCAT master.

5

Reset button

This switches the Embedded PC to Config mode.

6

Diagnostic LEDs.

Diagnostic LEDs for TwinCAT and EtherCAT state.

7

Ethernet interface (X001).

Interface for commissioning and programming the Embedded PC.

8

Diagnostic LEDs, power supply terminal.

Diagnosis of the power supply for the Embedded PC and the terminal bus. Status of the E-bus and K-bus communication.

9

Spring-loaded terminals, +24 V and 0 V

Power supply for Embedded PC.

10

Terminal bus (K-bus or E-bus)

Interface for EtherCAT Terminals or Bus Terminals. Data exchange and supply.

11

Spring-loaded terminal, +24 V

Power supply for Bus Terminals via power contact.

12

Spring-loaded terminal, 0 V

Power supply for Bus Terminals via power contact.

13

Terminal release

Releases the power supply terminal and therefore the Embedded PC from the mounting rail.

14

Spring-loaded terminal, PE

Spring-loaded terminal for power contact PE.

15

Power contacts, +24 V, 0 V, PE

Power contacts for Bus Terminals.