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DSQC1004

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ABB DSQC1004 makes an IRC5 controller a DeviceNet slave through an Anybus adapter mounted above a supported main computer expansion board.
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Technical specifications for DSQC1004

  • Manufacturer:
    ABB
  • Part Number:
    DSQC1004
  • Product Family:
    ABB Robots
  • Product Type:
    IRC5 DeviceNet Anybus Slave Adapter
  • Stock:
    1
  • Fieldbus role:
    DeviceNet slave
  • Controller platform:
    IRC5
  • Installation position:
    Expansion board above the main computer
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    Sweden
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Features:

  • Defined slave role: the adapter presents IRC5 data to a DeviceNet master
  • Main-computer mounting: installation uses the supported expansion-board position
  • Local diagnosis: NS and MS indicators separate network and module status
DSQC1004 belongs at the slave side of a planned DeviceNet architecture.

Its engineering value is controlled data exchange with a master, supported by visible network and module diagnostics.

A reliable replacement record connects the adapter label to the main-computer generation, option set, node address, power, and bus layout.
Apter Power can compare DSQC1004 labels, DeviceNet role, main-computer context, condition, official evidence, and RFQ scope.
ABB DSQC1004 IRC5 DeviceNet Anybus Slave Adapter 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.
  • Network position: configure the IRC5 controller as a DeviceNet slave
  • Master dependency: provide a separate scanner or master for data exchange
  • Option scope: retain the installed DeviceNet configuration in RobotWare records
  • NS indication: use the network-state light to scope bus communication
  • MS indication: use the module-state light to distinguish local conditions
  • Event correlation: compare both indicators with controller and master diagnostics
  • Peer master: ABB documents DSQC1006 for the other controller
  • Bus power: preserve the DeviceNet supply and grounding arrangement
  • Node plan: restore addresses, baud rate, termination, and mapped data consistently
  • IRC5 slave integration: exchange robot data with a DeviceNet master
  • Controller coordination: connect an IRC5 slave to an ABB-documented peer-master path
  • Legacy fieldbus service: restore a verified DeviceNet node during controller maintenance
Description
ABB identifies DSQC1004 as a DeviceNet Anybus slave adapter for IRC5. It installs on the expansion board above the main computer and exposes the robot controller as a slave node to an external DeviceNet master.

During operation, DSQC1004 reports network and module state through dedicated NS and MS indicators. A controller-to-controller link still requires a separate DeviceNet master on the other controller and the documented fieldbus power and cabling arrangement.

Selection of DSQC1004 should follow the installed main-computer generation, complete adapter label, DeviceNet option, node plan, bus power, termination, and RobotWare configuration. Current ABB documents show differing article revisions, so the exact article must be matched from the label.
Alternative Names
DSQC 1004 DSQC-1004 ABB DeviceNet Anybus Slave IRC5 DeviceNet Slave Adapter
Technical notes
DSQC1004 is a DeviceNet slave adapter, not a network master. Confirm a supported main-computer expansion board and an external master before commissioning; for controller-to-controller exchange, ABB documents a DSQC1006 master on the peer controller. Match the exact article revision from the installed label rather than assuming one suffix.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Can DSQC1004 control a DeviceNet network as the master?
No. ABB defines it as the Anybus slave adapter, so a separate DeviceNet master or scanner must initiate network exchange.
Can DSQC1004 be fitted to an IRC5 computer that lacks the DSQC1003 expansion board?
No. ABB shows the adapter on the DSQC1003 Anybus/RS232 expansion board and requires the DSQC1000 main computer. Stop the installation if that hardware path is absent.
When the NS light flashes green on DSQC1004, where should troubleshooting start?
The adapter is online but has no established connection. Check the DeviceNet master, node configuration, cabling, bus power, and termination before replacing it.
How can two IRC5 controllers exchange data when DSQC1004 is the slave?
ABB documents DSQC1006 as the DeviceNet master on the peer controller. The two sides still need consistent bus power, addressing, baud rate, termination, and data mapping.
Why must the complete article label be checked before replacing DSQC1004?
ABB documentation includes more than one article revision for this adapter type. Match the installed label to the controller documentation instead of selecting by the DSQC name alone.
What does a flashing green MS light on DSQC1004 mean during commissioning?
ABB identifies this state as missing or incomplete configuration that still needs commissioning. Correct the IRC5 DeviceNet setup before diagnosing a hardware failure.