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4 Cabling the AC 800F
4-97
In the scenarios shown in the two illustrations above it is assumed that one A 800F is
connected to the end of the bus. If none of the two redundant AC 800F is connected
to the end of the bus cable, follow the instructions below:
Deactivate the internal termination of the CAN modules.
Deactivate the termination of the two terminal blocks TB 870F.
Link the two redundant CAN modules FI 810F with the terminal block using cable
TK 831F. Only hand-tighten the screws.
Put on the TK 831F cable shields. Connect them to the two AC 800F contact
ledges using clips TV 83xF.
Connect the channels 0, 1 and 2 on the terminal blocks TB 870F to each other,
using the terminals specified below, and establish a connection to the I/O units.
Use twisted pair cable, e.g. 3 x 2 x 0.25 mm
2
or3x2x0.5mm
2
(total bus length
> 80 m) for connecting the terminal blocks to each other. Use the specified
standard cable for connecting the I/O units.
Apply the shield to terminal P of the terminal block.
Provide a termination at each end of the bus cable. Use CAN terminations DSU 01
for I/O units.
When touching the terminating jumpers take the necessary ESD
protection measures. Follow the instructions given in Section 2.
If the shield is not put on properly, neither RFI suppression nor
EMI/RFI shielding of the system can be guaranteed.
Fig. 4-77 shows two AC 800F with one CAN module FI 810F, each, cabled in a
redundancy link. The two AC 800F are not located at the bus cable ends.

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