The compact build allows for mounting the devices on a standard rail or a wall.
| 4 | PXC4.M16-2: Plug-in terminal block with screw terminals | |
5 | Plug-in terminal block with screw terminals | ||
6 | Plug-in terminal blocks with screw terminals | ||
7 | Connector for I/O modules TXM | ||
8 | Plug-in terminal block with screw terminals | ||
9 | PXC4.M16-2: Plug-in terminal block with screw terminals PXC4.M16S-2: Plug-in terminal block with screw terminals | ||
10 | PXC4.M16-2: Plug-in terminal block with screw terminals MS/TP | ||
11 | DIP switch for bus termination and polarization | ||
12 | Slider for mounting on DIN rails | ||
13 | Eyelets for cable ties | ||
1 | Plastic housing | 14 | Holes for wall mounting |
2 | Service button (identification in network and WLAN on/off) | 15 | Date / Series and Serial number |
3 | LEDs for communication and state | 16 | QR code for default WLAN access (description see Technical data) |
LED displays
Activity | LED | Color | Activity | Function |
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| RUN | Green | Continuously ON | Device operational |
Red | Continuously OFF | OK | ||
MSTP | Yellow | Flashing | Communication BACnet MS/TP | |
COM TX (PXC4.M16-2) | Yellow | Flashing | Communication | |
COM RX (PXC4.M16-2) | Yellow | |||
SVC | Red | Continuously OFF | OK | |
Flashing per wink command | Identification of device after receipt of wink command | |||
WLAN | Blue | Steady OFF Steady ON Flashing | WLAN inactive WLAN active and at least one WLAN client connected WLAN active and no WLAN client connected | |
Service button |
| Press 0.2 ... 1 s Press 1 ... 3 s | Identification in the network Enable/ disable WLAN | |
As per description | Do the following to reset the device to factory state:
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