Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Integration Maintenance Manual Documentation Set User Manual

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I/O Interface

Section 10A

10A-50

The following procedure covers how to remove modules from your 1746
I/O chassis. In some cases it is necessary to remove a module to set or

check dip switch settings.

ATTENTION: Never install, remove, or wire modules with

power applied to the chassis.

Removing a Module

1. Label and remove any wiring or removable terminal blocks.

2. Gently press in on both the top and bottom latches of the

module to be removed.

3. Slide the module out of the rack.

Installing a Module

1. Align the circuit board of the module with the card guide in

the chassis.

Important: You must install the 1746I module in the first slot of the

chassis (slot immediately next to the power supply). The 1746I module takes

the place of a CPU module or a ASB adapter module in this slot. Other modules

should be returned to the same slot they were removed from.

2.

Gently slide the module in until both top and bottom latches are

latched.

3.

Reconnect wires or removable terminal blocks.

Cover all unused slots with a Card Slot Filler, Catalog Number 1746-N2.

To install the 1746I module in the 9/Series I/O ring you must first assign

the module an address on the 9/Series I/O ring. If the module is already

installed in your 1746 I/O chassis, you must remove the module to set the

module address. Remove the module by pressing in on the locking tabs on

the top and bottom of the 1746I module and sliding the module out of the

chassis.

Assign an address to the module using the dip switch S1 found on the side

of the 1746I module. Figure 10B.4 shows the location of the node address

switch assembly on the 1746I module.

10A.6.1

Removing/Installing

1746 Modules

10A.6.2

1746I I/O Ring Adapter Node

Address Setting

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