Concept
Screw Terminals for AS-B Servers with 36 I/O Points
AS-B servers with 36 I/O points use nine pluggable terminal blocks and one fixed terminal block.
Recommended screw tightening torque: 0.56 Nm (5 lbf.in)
The terminal blocks are used as follows:
One 3-position pluggable terminal block for the power input
One 2-position fixed terminal block for the two return (RET) terminals 4 and 5
One 4-position pluggable terminal block for the RS-485 communication
One 6-position pluggable terminal block for the six universal inputs/outputs of type Ub
One 6-position pluggable terminal block for the four triac outputs
One 8-position pluggable terminal block for the four relay outputs
Four 6-position pluggable terminal blocks for the 20 universal inputs/outputs of type Ua
One of the terminal blocks also accomodates two terminals for universal inputs/outputs of type Ub.
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Terminal number |
Designation |
Usage |
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Power input |
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1 |
L/+ |
Line (L) lead when operating the device from 24 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 15 VA Positive (+) lead when operating the device from 24-30 VDC, 10 W |
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2 |
N/– |
Neutral (N) lead when operating the device from 24 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 15 VA Negative (–) lead when operating the device from 24-30 VDC, 10 W |
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3 |
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Earth ground |
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Return terminals |
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4 |
RET |
Internally connected to terminal 3 (earth ground) |
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5 |
RET |
Internally connected to terminal 3 (earth ground) |
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RS-485 |
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6 |
Bias + |
5.0 VDC, RS-485 bias supply, current limited 40 mA |
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7 |
TX/RX + |
RS-485 communication |
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8 |
TX/RX – |
RS-485 communication |
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9 |
RET |
Internally connected to terminal 3 (earth ground) |
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Universal inputs/outputs, type Ub |
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10 |
Ub1 |
Universal input/output, type Ub |
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11 |
Ub2 |
Universal input/output, type Ub |
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12 |
Ub3 |
Universal input/output, type Ub |
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13 |
Ub4 |
Universal input/output, type Ub |
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14 |
Ub5 |
Universal input/output, type Ub |
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15 |
Ub6 |
Universal input/output, type Ub |
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Triac outputs |
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16 |
DO5 |
Triac output |
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17 |
COM1 |
Common connection for DO5 and DO6 The COM terminal can be connected to 24 VAC for high-side switching or to ground for low-side switching. |
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18 |
DO6 |
Triac output |
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19 |
DO7 |
Triac output |
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20 |
COM2 |
Common connection for DO7 and DO8 The COM terminal can be connected to 24 VAC for high-side switching or to ground for low-side switching. |
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21 |
DO8 |
Triac output |
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Relay outputs |
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22 |
DO1 |
Relay output, type Form A |
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23 |
DO1 |
Relay output, type Form A |
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24 |
DO2 |
Relay output, type Form A |
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25 |
DO2 |
Relay output, type Form A |
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26 |
DO3 |
Relay output, type Form A |
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27 |
DO3 |
Relay output, type Form A |
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28 |
DO4 |
Relay output, type Form A |
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29 |
DO4 |
Relay output, type Form A |
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Universal inputs/outputs, type Ub |
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30 |
Ub7 |
Universal input/output, type Ub |
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31 |
Ub8 |
Universal input/output, type Ub |
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Universal inputs/outputs, type Ua |
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32 |
Ua1 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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33 |
Ua2 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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34 |
Ua3 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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35 |
Ua4 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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36 |
Ua5 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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37 |
Ua6 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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38 |
Ua7 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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39 |
Ua8 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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40 |
Ua9 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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41 |
Ua10 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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42 |
RET |
Internally connected to terminal 3 (earth ground) |
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43 |
Ua11 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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44 |
Ua12 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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45 |
Ua13 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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46 |
Ua14 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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47 |
Ua15 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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48 |
RET |
Internally connected to terminal 3 (earth ground) |
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49 |
Ua16 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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50 |
Ua17 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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51 |
Ua18 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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52 |
Ua19 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
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53 |
Ua20 |
Universal input/output, type Ua |
The screw terminals 6 to 9, intended for RS-485 communication, act as connectors to the AS-B server and are easily inserted/removed without disrupting the network. Doing so may help in isolating possible RS-485 communication problems.
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