Features:
- Adapter carrier: one position for an AnybusCC fieldbus adapter
- Serial capability: an RS-232 channel is built into DSQC1003
- Computer location: the board mounts on the IRC5 main computer unit
ABB 3HAC046408-001 expands the IRC5 computer with two distinct communication paths.
The board carries an optional AnybusCC adapter while also providing its own serial channel, so the installed adapter remains a separately controlled item.
Effective troubleshooting identifies whether the carrier, adapter, cable, or controller configuration is responsible before hardware is exchanged.
Apter Power can review 3HAC046408-001 DSQC1003 identity, carrier condition, fitted-adapter evidence, and communication scope.
ABB 3HAC046408-001 DSQC1003 Expansion Board Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Board function: DSQC1003 provides the expansion position.
- Adapter type: the supported mounting path is AnybusCC.
- Capacity: the board carries one fieldbus adapter.
- Supply boundary: identify the separate adapter before quotation or transfer.
- Integrated path: ABB equips the board with a serial channel.
- Standard: the spare-parts description identifies RS-232.
- Fault boundary: test serial cabling independently from the Anybus network.
- Configuration: preserve the controller’s documented serial settings.
- Location: the board sits on top of the IRC5 main computer unit.
- Isolation: disconnect cabinet mains before internal work.
- Transfer record: label the adapter and every cable before removal.
- Closure: protect the fan cable and verify recognition after reassembly.
- IRC5 Anybus integration: provide the carrier for a selected fieldbus adapter.
- Controller serial communication: use the documented RS-232 channel.
- Expansion-board repair: replace a failed DSQC1003 without confusing it with the adapter.
- Communication diagnosis: isolate carrier, adapter, cable, and configuration faults.