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DSQC1030

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ABB DSQC1030 is an IRC5 Scalable I/O digital base unit with 16 inputs, 16 outputs, dual Ethernet ports, and support for four add-on units.
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Technical specifications for DSQC1030

  • Manufacturer:
    ABB
  • Part Number:
    DSQC1030
  • Product Family:
    ABB Robots
  • Product Type:
    IRC5 Scalable I/O Digital Base Unit
  • Stock:
    1
  • ABB Product ID:
    3HAC058663-001
  • Digital inputs:
    16
  • Digital outputs:
    16
  • Supported add-on units:
    Up to four per base unit
  • Network ports:
    Two Ethernet ports
  • Weight:
    0.117 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    7.5x3.6x10.1cm
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    Sweden
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals I/O Terminals Add-On Capacity LED Diagnosis Product Applications

Features:

  • Thirty-two digital points: 16 inputs and 16 outputs share one base unit
  • Four-unit expansion: supported add-ons extend the local I/O assembly
  • Dual Ethernet connection: two network ports integrate the scalable I/O path
DSQC1030 provides a compact digital starting point for ABB Scalable I/O.

Its modular value comes from combining onboard points with a defined four-add-on expansion boundary.

Safe field work depends on connector maps, signal naming, power grouping, network order, and LED-based diagnosis.
Apter Power can review DSQC1030 Product ID, terminal plan, add-on scope, condition, official documentation, and quotation needs.
ABB DSQC1030 IRC5 Scalable I/O Digital Base Unit 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.
  • X1 connection: use the documented output and process-power assignments
  • X2 connection: land digital inputs by the official pin map
  • X4 connection: provide the specified logic-power path independently
  • Local expansion: connect no more than four supported add-on units
  • Assembly order: retain the approved base-to-addon arrangement
  • Controller plan: keep the complete scalable-I/O inventory in RobotWare records
  • Network state: read the documented communication indicators first
  • Channel evidence: compare input and output lights with process conditions
  • Reset restraint: use ABB recovery tools before applying a factory reset
  • IRC5 discrete I/O: connect sensors, interlocks, and actuator commands
  • Modular cabinet expansion: add supported signal units to one digital base
  • Distributed robot cells: integrate scalable I/O through the documented Ethernet architecture
Description
DSQC1030 is the ABB Scalable I/O digital base unit for IRC5, combining 16 digital inputs and 16 digital outputs with two Ethernet ports. Product ID 3HAC058663-001 identifies the exact modular I/O base.

One DSQC1030 can host as many as four supported add-on units, while an IRC5 system can address multiple base units within ABB's documented limit. Separate connectors organize process outputs, inputs, Ethernet, and logic power for cabinet integration.

Engineering approval for DSQC1030 should preserve the printed signal names, terminal assignment, logic supply, Ethernet topology, add-on order, RobotWare configuration, and LED state. Printed I/O numbers are not a substitute for the connector pin map.
Alternative Names
DSQC 1030 DSQC-1030 3HAC058663001 ABB Scalable I/O Digital Base
Technical notes
Terminal identity is the main wiring risk for DSQC1030: ABB warns that printed I/O signal numbers are not the physical pin positions. Use the X1 output, X2 input, X3 and X5 Ethernet, and X4 logic-power maps; record every add-on, and use RobotStudio rather than an undocumented reset sequence for recovery.
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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.
What should an engineer do if a fifth add-on is needed beside DSQC1030?
Do not attach it to the same base. ABB limits one base to four add-ons, so the I/O design needs another documented base-unit segment within the controller capacity.
During commissioning, what does a flashing green MS indicator on DSQC1030 mean?
The unit has missing, incomplete, or incorrect configuration and needs commissioning. Correct the RobotWare device setup before treating the base as failed.
Why can a wire land on the wrong DSQC1030 terminal even when the printed signal number looks correct?
ABB distinguishes printed I/O signal numbers from physical pin positions. Use the X1 output and X2 input connector maps rather than label sequence alone.
What should be checked first when the Ethernet link indicator on DSQC1030 is dark?
ABB defines the dark link/activity state as no physical connection. Inspect the Ethernet cable, adjacent device, and intended topology before replacing the I/O base.
What happens if the reset control on DSQC1030 is held for more than 10 seconds?
The unit returns to factory settings. Capture the working configuration first and use this action only within ABB's documented recovery process.
Where should troubleshooting start when the NS indicator stays red on DSQC1030?
Start with network identity and bus state. ABB associates steady red with failed communication, including duplicate MAC_ID or a bus-off condition.