No, the GSD-Files are different. They have a different identification. The PCD2.M170 needs the GSD-File PCD2_Slave (SAIAcd20.gsd), otherwise the PCD4.M170 needs the PCD4.M170_Slave (SAIAcd40.gsd)
Depending of the PCD type and the used port it's possible to use the XON/XOFF protocol.
On the CPU PCD2.M480 can be plugged two PCD7.F655 Ethernet cards. This feature allows you to program either Ethernet redundancy by creating an reduced "IP Firewall" or to realise an Ether-S-Bus to Eth
PG5 2.0 features a library import feature which allows importing FBox libraries from PG5 1.4. This feature can be used for user-written libraries which are not protected and do not require a specific
Yes, this is possible starting from the EIB FBox library version $2.5.302.
No, the PCD4.C225 is not supported by a PCD2.M5xx0 CPU. Due to the higher processing speed of the PCD2.M5 (compared to e.g. a PCD2.M150) it can not be guaranteed that the I/O modules are correctly acc
Up to now the Ni1000 L&S is not present in the Device Configurator of PG5 2.0 (e.g. in PG5 2.0.150). In order to connect such temperature sensors, the read temperature needs to be converted.
The program memory on the PCD3.T666 is suitable for communication control and online parameterization via the DALI Config FBox but not for storing the configuration data. All media at the PCD3.T666
Yes, it is possile storing files directly on the flash File System of an MB Panel. By doing so, the page will be displayed faster because these files do not need to be transferred over the communicati
