Panasonic FP-XH M8N16PD User Manual page 41

 Name and Function of Each Part
No. Name
①
Battery cover
Operating unit
②
cover
Status indicator
③
LEDs / I/O indicator
LEDs
④
COM0 port
⑤
Output terminal
Network (RTEX)
⑥
connector
⑦
DIN hook
⑧
Mounting hole
Cassette
⑨
installation part
cover
⑩
I/F for pulse input
⑪
Input terminal
Power supply
⑫
terminals
⑬
Battery holder
⑭
Battery connector
RUN / PROG.
⑮
mode
switch
⑯
USB port connector
Analog
⑰
potentiometer
Expansion unit
⑱
connector
Add-on cassette
⑲
connector
(Note 1): Whether the switch is on "RUN" or "PROG", the mode can be switched by tool software via remote
operation. When the power is reconnected, it will operate under the mode at the switch position.
Function
Backup battery insertion space for options.
Has built-in battery connector, RUN / PROG. mode switch, USB port connector
and analog potentiometer.
Indicates the operation mode, error occurrence state, communication state of
COM0 port and input and output states. Also displays the input and output
states of the interface part for motion control.
3-wire RS-232C port. Also equipped with a 5V power supply terminal for
connecting to GT series monitor.
Connect with the output device.
Used for the network connection of RTEX.
Used for DIN rail fixing.
Used for mounting the unit with screws.
Installation space for communication cassette and function cassette of the
options.
The pulse input function can be used. Pulse inputs of 4 channels are laid out.
Connect with input devices.
Connected to the drive control unit power supply.
When using the clock/calendar function, it is used to install a special battery
when expanding the backup area of memory area for operation. The special
Battery (AFPXHBATT) is required to purchase separately.
Insert special battery (AFPXHBATT) connector.
RUN
Set to RUN mode. Program execution begins.
(upper)
PROG.
Set to programming mode.
(lower)
Connecting to a PC using the tool software.
The special DT value changes when rotating potentiometer. It can be applied to
analog timers etc.
Connect with an expansion cable for installing expansion unit.
For installing an optional add-on cassette (communication cassette or function
cassette).
2.1 Parts Name and Funcations
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