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Getting Started with AC500-eCo Starter-Kit
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Accessories
Type
Descriptions
Order Number
MC502:
SD Memory Card 512 MB
1SAP180100R0001
MC503:
SD Memory Card adapter
1TNE968901R0100
TK503:
Programming cable USB => RS485 SUB-D, 5 m
1TNE968901R1100
TK504:
Programming cable USB => RS485 Terminal block, 5 m
1TNE968901R2100
TA561-RTC:
Real time clock
1TNE968901R3200
TA560:
Lithium Battery
1TNE968901R3201
TA562-RS:
Serial communication interface COM2, RS485, terminal block
1TNE968901R4300
TA562-RTC-RS:
Serial communication interface COM2 with real time clock, RS485,
terminal block
1TNE968901R5210
TA563-9
9 poles terminal block for S500 I/O modules, Screw Front / Cable Side,
1TNE968901R3101
TA563-11
11 poles terminal block for S500 I/O modules, Screw Front / Cable Side,
1TNE968901R3102
TA564-9
9 poles terminal block for S500 I/O modules, Screw Front / Cable Front,
1TNE968901R3103
TA564-11
11 poles terminal block for S500 I/O modules, Screw Front / Cable Front,
1TNE968901R3104
TA565-9
8 poles terminal block for S500 I/O modules, Spring Front / Cable Front,
1TNE968901R3105
TA565-11
11 poles terminal block for S500 I/O modules, Spring Front / Cable Front, 1TNE968901R3106
TA566:
Wall Mounting Accessory for AC500 CPU and S500 I/O modules
1TNE968901R3107
TA567:
Option cover for AC500 CPU module
1TNE968901R3202
TA568:
5 poles terminal block for AC500 CPU power supply, Cable Front / Screw
Side
1TNE968901R3108
4.3 Detail Faulty Code
Error class E1 to E4 can be showed by applying the commands “diagshow all”
in PLC browser
in application software PS501 Control Builder.
Error
class
Type
Meaning
Example
E1
Fatal error
A safe function of the operating system is
no longer guaranteed.
Checksum error in the
system Flash or RAM
error
E2
Severe error
The operating system is functioning
without problems, but the error-free
processing of the user program is no
longer guaranteed.
Checksum error in the
user Flash, independent
of the task duration
E3
Light error
It depends on the application, if the user
program should be stopped by the
operating system or not. The user should
decide which reaction is necessary.
Flash could not be
programmed, I/O module
has failed.
E4
Warning
Error in the periphery (e.g. I/O) which only
can have influence in the future. The user
should decide the reaction to provide.
Short-circuit at an I/O
module, the battery is
exhausted or not
inserted.