ABB Module CI854AK01 3BSE030220R1 ABB CI854AK01 INTERFACE MODULE PROFIBUS Highest version

ABB Module CI854AK01 3BSE030220R1 ABB CI854AK01 INTERFACE MODULE PROFIBUS Highest version

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Diagnosis and displays Short-circuit/overload of outputs (I > 0.7 A)Reporting of a short-circuit or overload condition to the central unit and flashing of the corresponding LED Storing and making this information available for recall (kind of error and location of error) Error inside of module  Error on CS31 system bus
If one of these errors occur, the red LED 3 will light up.The error message will be reported to the central
unit or to the coupler. For additional information refer to chapter "Diagnosis" for these devices.A direct diagnosis inquiry can be made with the test button 4 and the upper LED displays 1 .By pressing the test button once, the channel E/A n, 00 is selected: the status LED of the selected input flashes while all other status indicators are switched off during the test. After releasing the test button, the diagnosis information
for this channel is displayed for about 3 seconds by the upper yellow LEDs 00 to 07.

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An address must be set for each module to enable the central unit to correctly access the inputs and outputs.A detailed description about "Addressing" can be found in the chapter "Addressing" for the central processing unit and coupler.The address setting is accomplished with the DIL switch located under the slide cover on the right side of the module housing.When using cental units 07 KR 91 or 07 KT 9x as bus
master, the following possibilities (address assignments)are offered, depending on the setting of the address DIL switch  Item n in the table designates the module address that can be set with the address DIL switch with switches 2...7. When using 07 KR 91 / 07 KT 9x as bus master, we recommend to use even-numbered module addresses (08,10, 12......60).In this setting, (DIL switch 1 in OFF position = factory setting) the module occupies two addresses for inputs and outputs.

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