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2.4 InspectionDon’t power-up the module just now. There is a chance of injury due tofaulty or incorrectly installed parts.Remove the sharp edges that may have been left behind after cutting off thecomponents legs. Excess solder, pieces of wires or legs may still be stuckon the board. Check both sides of the board and remove such debris.Ensure that all components are installed and that the polarity is correct.Also make sure there are no bridges between component legs and coppertraces caused by excess use of solder. If there are, remove them as theycould destroy components. If everything checks out OK, continue withchapter 3.3. Operation3.1 Module addressesThe DIP switchhas to be installedon the board sothat switch #1 is onthe IC2 side andswitch #4 on theboards edgeBefore a module can be operated it has to have its own unique address (1 -15). This is what the DIP-switch is for (see Fig.2 on page 11).The switch settings for the different addresses are shown in the table below.Note that switch address 0 is reserved and can note be used as a moduleaddress.Address DIP Switch 2) Address DIP Switch 2)0 1) on-on-on-on 8 on-on-on-off1 off-on-on-on 9 off-on-on-off2 on-off-on-on 10 on-off-on-off3 off-off-on-on 11 off-off-on-off4 on-on-off-on 12 on-on-off-off5 off-on-off-on 13 off-on-off-off11
Address DIP Switch 2) Address DIP Switch 2)6 on-off-off-on 14 on-off-off-off7 off-off-off-on 15 off-off-off-off1) Address 0 may not be used.2) The DIP switch sequence is from left to right S1-S2-S3-S4.Address 7 for instance is set like this:Note: Address changes will only be read during power-up or during reset.Moving switches while the module is powered up will not change theaddress.3.2 Wiring schematic and module hook-upThe module requires 8 - 24V DC or AC to function properly. Power can besupplied by either the socket K1 or one of the CAN-bus sockets (K6, K7).The CAN-buscable also providessuitable power forthe module.____________________________________________________________Important Note: Under no circumstances is it allowed to use both, K1 andK6/K7, for power supply simultaneously; also socket K8 may not be usedfor power input!____________________________________________________________It is recommended to refrain from using the CAN-bus connector at theinitial hook-up and supply power to K1 exclusively.Socket K8 may be used to supply rectified power to other modules. This isstill unregulated power though, that is, it is taken before the 5V regulator(IC1) of the CSA-32 module. Because the voltage is relatively high (@40V), it is limited as power supply for other modules and adequate coolingof the voltage regulators is required!12
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Page 13: Sockets (K1, K3, K4, K6, K7, K8, K9
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