4/15/2008 2:10 PM | |
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Hello Vijay TCS, searching within the Product Support I found the following information:
Best regards Sabine |
4/15/2008 3:06 PM | |
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Hi Sabine, Thanks for the comment. Actually i have also gone through the same webpage which you have provided. But since i am being a new to Siemens platform (Earlier worked with AB), i could not confirm it anywhere in that page whetherthey have reduced the number of slots consumed by this PS to 2. Earlier version used to consume 3 slots. Does width reduction by 25 mm means reduction in 1 slot ?? Thanks, Vijay |
4/15/2008 3:31 PM | |
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Dear Vijay, Yes that's correct. The reduction of 25mm is a reduction of 1 slot. The new PS 20Amp is reduced 1 slot, so it occupies 2 slots instead of 3 slots. Best regards, Wizard |
4/16/2008 7:28 AM | |
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Wizard, |
4/21/2008 11:25 PM | |
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You should not need to move the modules - just leave a spare slot where the power supply would have been. |
4/22/2008 7:54 AM | |
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Thanks for the reply Manchat. But the thing is if I dont shift modules to left, it will cause me to use one more rack. So i have to shift them left. And update all the drawings again. Anyways thanks buddy. Vijay Aundhekar |
4/29/2008 6:15 AM | |
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You could take the last module in the row and fit it to the empty slot , then you only have to change some of the drawings, but if you are like most us ( Logic Control People ) then you want it the proper way . Greetings Eric |
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