Festo EduTrainer Compact - 14.2 Commissioning

14 19-inch module for SysLink system connector
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14.1 Structure and function
The 19" SysLink module expands the scope of functions of your PLC EduTrainer
®
system.
Eight digital 24 V I/Os can be connected to your model (e.g. MPS) with appropriate cables via each of the
two Centronics plugs (A and B). A jumper plug makes it possible to deactivate outputs in the event of an
emergency stop.
Plugs A and B are configured as follows at the factory:
• A: station (24 V via emergency stop jumper)
• B: operation(24 V continuous)
This configuration can be changed with the help of jumpers JP2 and JP7.
Socket C makes it possible to connect 4 analogue inputs and 2 analogue outputs.
14.2 Commissioning
1. Connect the digital inputs and outputs to the PLC with a flat cable.
– SV3/SV4 and SV7/SV8: Siemens S7 (16-pin)
– SV1/SV2 and SV5/SV6: other types of controllers (10-pin)
2. When using modules in parallel, they can be connected by means of a flat cable via the free insulation-
displacement connectors SV1 through SV8.
3. Connect the analogue inputs and outputs to the PLC with a flat cable.
– SV12/SV13: Siemens S7 analogue additional module with 20-pin plug (2 x 16-pin)
– SV10/SV11: Siemens S7 integrated analogue module with 40-pin plug (2 x 16-pin)
– SV14: other types of controllers (16-pin)
4. When using modules in parallel, they can be connected by means of a flat cable via the free insulation-
displacement connector SV14.
5. Connect the 24 V supply power via 3-pin connector SL1 or SL2.
6. Jumpers JP2, JP5 and JP7 are used to determine whether PLC output modules will be supplied with
power directly via 24 V, or via 24 V NA (emergency stop). 24 V NA is deactivated in the event of an
emergency stop.
– Jumper between pins 1 and 2: power supply via 24 V NA
– Jumper between pins 2 and 3: power supply via 24 V
7. An emergency stop can be initiated with the short-circuit connector (24 V NA is interrupted).
8. Screw the 19" module to the frame.
Note
Jumper JP8 is connected from emergency stop to bit 1.5 for all preferred variants (JP8: pins 1 and 2
connected).
Jumper JP8 is needed when connecting an MPS station to the module. Jumper JP8 must be removed
when the module is used for other purposes (JP8: pins 2 and 3 connected).