Emerson PNC001-A Series Important Product Information page 16

GFK-2573AB
Subject
PNC001-Bxxx and PNC001-Ax Hardware Comparison
This section outlines the differences between the new (-Bxxx) and old (-Ax) hardware implementations. Functionally,
the two are equivalent, except for the removal of the micro USB port and the Command Language Interface (CLI)
which operated via that port.
Topic
Appearance
Case
Attachment to Rack
Heatsink
Status LEDs
LED Behavior
Ethernet Port LEDs
µUSB Port
Command Line
Interface
RJ45 Connector on
Faceplate
Power Requirements
Operating Temperature
Range
Module Reset
Restrictions and Open Issues
Restrictions and Open Issues related to PNC001 Operational Behavior
Feature
RX3i PNC001 Release 2.00
(or later)
Hot Standby Redundancy
with PROFINET I/O
Non-Hot Standby
Redundancy system using
CRU320
RX3i PNC001 Release 2.00
(or later)
Non-Hot Standby
Redundancy system
-Ax
Refer to Figure 2, GFK-2571K
Plastic
Via plastic case latch and heatsink screw
Remove a plastic knockout from the rack
6 LEDs
Refer to Section 2.8, GFK-2571K
4 singleton LEDs (top of faceplate)
Present
Uses µUSB Port
Absent
Higher
0°C to 60°C
Pushbutton "Restart"
Minimum Version Required
PAC Machine Edition 8.00 SIM 5
PAC Machine Edition 7.00 SIM 8
-Bxxx
Refer to Figure 3, GFK-2571K
Metal
Via two Phillip's head machine screws
No knockout removal required
5 LEDs (no USB LED)
Refer to Section 2.8, GFK-2571K
4 banks of LEDs (bottom of faceplate).
The digits representing the port numbers
are backlit by LEDs.
Absent
Not available
Present (Disabled)
Lower
-25°C to 60°C
Membrane "Reset"
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