CS4000 Mini Controller with Ethernet
Figure 3-3shows the bottom panel components of the CS4000 Mini Controller with Ethernet. Descriptions are provided in clockwise order, starting with the I/O connector.
| | | I/O Connector | |
Fuses | | | | | |
FUSE 1 | | | | | Tool Connector |
FUSE 2 | I/O | | | | RS-422 Connector |
| | | | |
Ground Fault Circuit | | | | | |
Interrupter (GFCI) | | | | | |
TCM SDLC NETWORK | ETHERNET | RS422 | |
IN | A | OUT | | | |
| | | | RJ-45 Ethernet Connector |
| | | | |
RS-232 Connector | RS232 | PRINTER/BARCODE | Printer/Barcode Connector |
| | | |
| | | SDLC I/O Network Connector |
Figure 3-3. Bottom Panel View
I/O Connector
The 19-position remote I/O connector provides the interface between external control/monitoring devices and the internal control electronics. tech-motive tool accessories, such as socketrays, are connected here.
The mating connector for this port is a 14-shell, 19-pin, strain relief (SR) connector
(part number 23-10-5200). The mating connector enables connection of your own remote control and/or monitoring devices, such as external annunciator lamps or remote cycle-on contacts. Refer to I/O Wiring in Chapter 4. Installing the CS4000 Mini Controller with Ethernet for pinout details.
Tool Connector
The 37-position connector is the interface between the 46, 66 and 116 Series nutrunner cable and control electronics. Refer to Connector Pinout Definitions in Chapter 4. Installing the CS4000 Mini Controller with Ethernet for pinout details.
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