S100: Simulator unit

Product Index PCD3 S100: Simulator unit

General
FAQ

PCD3.S100
Workshop Simulator Units

Documentation

PCD3.S100 - Workshop Input/Output simulator unit

Datasheet 31-679 PCD3.S100 - Workshop Input/Output simulator unit

Input/Output Simulator for PCD3.M/.T/.C
(for ex. for test assembly or workshop models)

ENG01			.pdf	1.17 MB	Download
FRA01			.pdf	1.17 MB	Download
GER01			.pdf	1.18 MB	Download
ITA01			.pdf	1.17 MB	Download
SPA01			.pdf	1.13 MB	Download

PCD3 Hardware

Manual 26-789 PCD3 Hardware

ENG21			.pdf	16.34 MB	Download
FRA21			.pdf	15.65 MB	Download
GER21			.pdf	17.97 MB	Download
ITA21			.pdf	15.28 MB	Download

IO-Modules

Manual 27-600 IO-Modules

I/O modules for the series PCD1 | PCD2 and PCD3

ENG11			.pdf	20.93 MB	Download
FRA11			.pdf	19.39 MB	Download
GER11			.pdf	21.94 MB	Download
ITA11			.pdf	21.09 MB	Download

PCD3 / Sxxx

How can a BACnet Operator Workstation (B-OWS) know that a PCD has been restarted? (FAQ #101452)

There's the possibility to configure a "Restart Notification Recipient" list in the BACnet configurator.

You have to add manually the address of the BACnet device you want to alarm in case of restart of the local PLC. This address is added in the “Restart Notification Recipients” list as shown in the below attached picture. With this setting the PCD will inform the BOW after a restart.
Please makte sure that the device you want to alarm supports this Restart Notification (available since standard 135-2004 addendum b).

Remark
There's a parameter in the BACnet telegram (list of values -> propertyValue -> last-restart-reason) that indicates the restart reason. It's "1" for a cold start (power on the PLC) and "2" for a warm start (restart after progrm download).
It is possible to enter BACnet device ID's or adresses. Take care that if you enter a recipient based on a adress, the MAC-Adress is atually the IP Adress of the recipient.

The requested software / document is no longer marketed by Saia-Burgess Controls AG and without technical support. It is an older software version which can be operated only on certain now no longer commercially available products.