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Installation Hardware Installation 4.2.5 Optional: Docking Station 42 Installation Manual SIPLACE Setup Center 6.0 CAN Bus Cable Connection Examples Connection Example 1 1. Docking Station X or SX NOTICE The first and th…

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Establishing a Data Connection
Establish a data connection between the docking station and the Setup Center PC. This data connection
is realized via a CAN Bus. Ensure that you have already installed the CAN card in your PC.
Connect the CAN cable to the docking station and the PC. This CAN cable has 5 connections, one of
which you can use for the PC. This leaves 4 other connections, allowing you to connect up to 4 docking
stations with this cable.
► Connect the CAN cable to the CAN connection at your docking station. This can be found on the
back of the docking station.
► Connect the CAN cable to the CAN card on the PC (CAN Bus 1 or 2).
See the connection scenarios below for CAN Bus cable connection.
Docking Station X
1. CAN Bus Address Switch
2. CAN Connection
Docking Station SX
1. CAN Bus Address Switch
2. CAN Connection

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CAN Bus Cable Connection Examples
Connection Example 1
1. Docking Station X or SX
NOTICE
The first and the last terminating resistor must always be switched ON and the other switched
OFF independent of the number of docking stations.
NOTICE
The integrated terminal resistor can be connected and simultaneously connects / disconnects
the outgoing bus cable when deactivating / activating. This allows an easy start up of the bus
system one segment at a time.

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Connection Example 2
1. Docking Station X or SX
Connection Example 1 and 2
NOTICE
The integrated terminal resistor can be connected and simultaneously connects / disconnects
the outgoing bus cable when deactivating / activating. This allows an easy start up of the bus
system one segment at a time.