What to do if a serial bus error is detected in Toshiba Control Systems?
If a serial bus error is detected in your Toshiba Control Systems, recheck the wiring paths and ensure they are wired correctly. Also, connect the termination resistor correctly to the terminal section and tighten all screws securely. Finally, ensure that the numbers are set correctly.
What to do if an I/O bus error has been detected in Toshiba TOSDIC-CIE DS Control Systems?
If an I/O bus error has been detected, make sure the cable connector is fully inserted and locked in place. Connect the termination connector, and securely tighten the screws. Also, verify that the numbers are set correctly.
What to do if trouble is detected in the PI/O module external power supply of Toshiba Control Systems?
If trouble is detected in the PI/O module external power supply, connect it correctly and supply power to the relay unit. Secure the external wire and terminal block in place with screws. Ensure you are supplying the prescribed voltage.
What to do if a read-back error is detected in the analog output of Toshiba TOSDIC-CIE DS Control Systems?
If a read-back error is detected in the analog output, secure the external line terminal block with screws. Connect a load, check the polarity, and connect correctly. Apply a load of 0 to 750? when electricity is flowing.
How to fix distributor alarm indicator (SDA01) if it is lit in Toshiba TOSDIC-CIE DS?
If the distributor alarm indicator (SDA01) is lit, supply the rated power. Check the wiring and sensor where the excess current occurs.
General| Category | Control Systems |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Toshiba |
| Model | TOSDIC-CIE DS |
| Input Signals | Analog, Digital |
| Output Signals | Analog, Digital |
| Communication Interface | RS-232, RS-485 |
| Power Supply | 24V DC |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
Covers installation safety, environment, ventilation, wiring, and grounding.
Safety measures for cleaning, shock, static discharge during maintenance.
Safe practices for replacing components, like stopping fans.
Guidelines for operation, touching hot components, and specifications.
Proper disposal methods for units and modules.
Systems where the product is not intended due to human life/public safety impact.
Conditions under which Toshiba is not responsible for damages.
Outlines the chapters included in the manual and their content.
Explains the components of the intelligent PI/O system.
Details the hardware composition of the maximum possible system.
Describes the configuration for dual systems.
General notices and warnings for system and module installation.
Specifies environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, and gas exposure.
Discusses cooling requirements and exhaust fan considerations for the system.
Advises on keeping signal lines away from noise sources and proper module mounting.
Provides guidelines for wiring serial bus cables, including route priority and length limits.
Details grounding procedures for terminal blocks, shields, and cabinets.
Explains the preparation and mounting of terminal block units.
Describes how to set I/O addresses for communication base units and PI/O modules.
Step-by-step guide for mounting communication/terminal block units on a DIN rail.
Procedures for attaching/removing modules, terminal blocks, and covers.
Outlines the components that make up a communications unit.
Specifications for USCB1 and USCB2 communication base units.
Specifications for SBIF1 and SBIF2 communication modules.
Lists various types of terminal block units and their applications.
Specifications for UABU1, UABU3, UDBU1, UITU5 I/O base units.
Lists PI/O modules and option boards with their specifications.
Specifications for analog input modules.
Specifications for analog output modules.
Specifications for digital input and output modules.
Specifications for pulse input and output modules.
Specifications for distributor and I/V conversion boards.
PI/O accessories like short bars and name labels.
Information on available spare parts for system components.
Checks and actions for LED, serial bus, and power supply errors.
Troubleshooting for I/O bus, power supply, analog input/output data issues.
Procedures for daily and regular checks of system components.
Recommended spare parts for early recovery from failures.
General, serial bus, and I/O bus specifications.
External dimensions for the communication base unit.
External dimensions for various terminal block units.
External dimensions for the relay connection unit.
External dimensions for various PI/O modules.
External dimensions for option boards.
External dimensions for the USCB2 communication base unit.
External dimensions for the UABU1 I/O base unit.
External dimensions for the UABU3 I/O base unit.
External dimensions for the UDBU1 I/O base unit.
External dimensions for the UITU5 I/O base unit.
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