System Configuration Diagram‌ Sample Clauses

System Configuration Diagram‌. System example Computer LAN COM2 (RS-232C) COM1 (RS-232C) 2352 WIRE MODULE COM ID: 01 CAN bus MODULE ID duplication not allowed (within same CAN bus) 2351 AIR MODULE COM ID: 02 2351 AIR MODULE COM ID: 03 2351 AIR MODULE COM ID: 04 MODULE ID duplication allowed (if communication module is different)
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System Configuration Diagram‌. LAN Hub 2353 LAN MODULE COM ID: 05 COM ID: 06 CAN extension cable (max. 100 m) COM ID duplication not allowed (communication module) 2353 LAN MODULE COM ID of communication module*1 • Set within the range 01 to 89. • Make sure that there are no duplicate COM ID settings. MODULE ID of measurement module*2 • Set within the range 01 to 63. • Make sure that there are no duplicate MODULE ID settings within the same CAN bus. • If the communication module is different, duplicate MODULE ID settings are allowed. *1 Communication module: Collective name for 2351 AIR MODULE, 2352 WIRE MODULE, 2353 LAN MODULE *2 Measurement module : Collective name for 2301 HUMIDITY MODULE to 2305 INSTRUMENTATION MODULE, 2331 POW- ER METER MODULE, 2332 POWER METER MOD- ULE, 2341 INPUT MODULE, 2342 OUTPUT MODULE, 2343 RS LINK MODULE • Make the ID setting with the rotary switches on the rear of the module. • When the POWER LED of a module flashes in red, MODULE ID duplication has been detected within the CAN bus. Change the settings so that all MODULE IDs in the same CAN bus are unique. Operation (Basics) 3‌

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