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17 Retrofitting optional boards
17.1 Safety information
You can upgrade or retrofit the device flexibly using the following description. All necessary set-
tings are described in this operating manual. Manipulations not described in the operating man-
ual or which are expressly forbidden will jeopardize your warranty rights.
17.2 Identifying the modules
Block diagram
CAUTION!
The modules may be damaged by electrostatic discharge.
For this reason, avoid electrostatic charges during fitting and removal.
Work in a "grounded" working area with the relevant equipment!
DANGER!
Risk of high voltage from touching live parts inside the device.
Disconnect (all poles) the device from the voltage supply before retrofitting.
Only qualified personnel are permitted to carry out module retrofits. The country-specific re-
quirements regarding changes to an electrical device must be observed.
1 Identify the module from the part number on the sticker attached to the packaging
2 Check which slot the optional board may be inserted into.
Ö Chapter 4.3 "Connection diagram", Page26
3 Only install modules that are permitted for this expansion slot into your device.
Analog input (universal) In8
Analog input (universal) In10
Relay output OUT1
(changeover contact)
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8 expansion slots
Voltage supply
- AC 110 to 240 V, +10/-15 %
- AC/DC 24 V, +30/-25 %
RS485)Interface COM1 (
Modbus master or slave
Relay output OUT2
(changeover contact)
Digital/analog outputs
OUT4
OUT3
Digital/analog outputs
OUT6
OUT5
Digital/analog outputs
OUT8
OUT7
Digital/analog outputs
OUT9
OUT10
Digital/analog outputs
OUT12
OUT11
Interface COM2 (RS422/485)
Modbus master or slave, Ethernet
PROFIBUS-DP or PROFINET device
USB interfaces
- USB devic
- USB hos
Available ex-works
Option
In1 to 7
(potential free contact)
7 Digital inputs
Analog input (universal) In9
Analog input (universal) In11
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