Parker H Series - Page 253

Publication DNET-UM072C-EN-P -July 2004
Index
Numerics
10 pin linear plug 1-12
5 pin linear plug 1-12
A
additional resources Preface-2
adequate power
worst case scenario
4-3
adjusting the configuration 4-15
audience Preface-1
auxiliary power cable
diagram
3-15
installation 3-15
C
cable installation
KwikLink
3-10
cable position
Kwiklink
3-11
cable preparation 3-1
cables
maximum distance
1-7
determining 1-8
preterminated
thick
2-16
thin 2-17
system
current
4-21
CECode
current boost configuration
example
4-15
checking system design 5-3
circuit
Class 2
limitations
1-1
power source 1-1
class 1
flat cable
total allowable current
1-15
class 1 applications
KwikLink rating
4-2
class 1 cable
maximum load
4-1
NEC specifications 4-1
class 2
flat cable
total allowable current
1-15
class 2 cable
maximum load
4-2
NEC specifications 4-2
common mode drop voltage
DeviceNet
1-1
communication rate 1-7, 1-8
determining 1-9
components
flat media network
diagram
2-1
components diagram 2-1
conductors
V-
1-17
V+ 1-17, 4-16
configuration
adjusting
4-15
NEC/CECode current boost 4-15
one power supply
end connected
look-up method
4-11
middle connected 4-12
connecting
drop lines
3-9
power supplies 3-16
to a DeviceBox tap
preterminated thin cable
stripped conductors to micro fe-
male
2-18
stripped conductors to mini fe-
male
2-18
to a DevicePort tap
preterminated thin cable
micro male (90) to micro female
2-18
micro male (90) to mini female
2-18
to a T-Port tap from open device
preterminated thin cable
mini male to conductors
2-17
to a T-Port tap from sealed device
preterminated thin cable
mini male to micro female
2-17
mini male to mini female 2-17
to the trunk line
via direct connection
2-6
to trunk line
using connectors
open-style
3-2
sealed-style 3-3
connecting to KwikLink micro t-port tap
2-19
connectors
KwikLink
IDC’s
2-15
installation 3-10