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IAI America RCM-GW-PR User Manual

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Symbol

Description

Specification

Connector and applicable wire

Pow

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ector

24 V

Positive side of the 24-VDC
Gateway power supply

24 VDC

±10%

0.8 to 1.3 mm

2

The connection plug is a
standard accessory.
MC1.5/4-ST-3

y 5 (Phoenix

Contact)

N

Negative side of the 24-VDC
Gateway power supply

Power consumption: 300 mA
max.

AWG 18 to 16

S1

Teaching-pendant
emergency stop signal output

Allowable load voltage: 30 VDC 0.08 to 1.5 mm

2

S2

Allowable load current: 1 A

AWG 28 to 16

SIO

com

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PORT IN

External port switching input

No-voltage (dry) contact input
Load: 24 VDC, 7 mA

0.08 to 1.5 mm

2

AWG 28 to 16

The connection plug is a
standard accessory.
MC1.5/6-ST-3

y 81 (Phoenix

Contact)
The Gateway Unit has a
built-in terminal resistor, so
connect the terminal resistor
at the end of the SIO
communication line.

PORT N

SDA

SIO communication line A

Align the potential level of the
connected controller or ERC
actuator with the potential level
of the GND (ground).

Double shielded twisted-
pair cable (AWG22)
Recommended cable:
HK-SB/20276 X L
2P X AWG22 by Taiyo
Electric Wire & Cable

SDB

SIO communication line B

GND Ground

FG Frame

ground

Internally connected to the
frame.

Pro

fiBus

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mmu

nicatio

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B-Line

Communication line B
(RS485)

ProfiBus-DP type A cable
(2-core twisted pair cable
with shield)

The connection plug should
be a D-sub, 9-pin connector,
but this plug is not supplied.
With ProfiBus, a terminal
resistor*1 must be
connected to both ends of
the trunk line. For details,
check the operation manual
for the master (PLC).

RTS Request

to

send

GND

Signal ground (insulated)

+5V

+5-V output (insulated)

A-Line

Communication line A
(RS485)


*1 The gateway unit has a built-in terminal resistor. Set the terminal switch ON/OFF to enable/disable this built-in terminal resistor.

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