CS 31 benefits– decentralized architecture as opposed to centralized
system,– reduction of wiring costs (design, materials and
commissioning time),– configurable input/output units,– extensive diagnosis functions,– freely expandable network. Additional units can be
connected whilst the installation is operational,– simple transparent programming. All remote I/O channels
are handled as though they were centralized,– remote I/O facility is integral feature and not an additional
unit,– programmable serial communications (RS 232)
connection to modem, printer, operator display etc...
2.2
Modular system
The comprehensive range of units enhances the modularity
of the system.
For example :
The low profile 16 channel user configurable input/output
unit can be mounted on the control panel door, with inputs
and outputs connected to pushbuttons and pilot lamps.
2.3
Versatile range
The CS 31 is based upon two types of central units,
07 KR 91. 07 KT 92/07 KT 93 and 07 KR 31/07 KT 31.
The system can be configured to comply with most control
system requirements (See previous configuration
examples).
l 07 KR 91. 07 KT 92/07 KT 93 is designed for complex
applications with an higher level of functionality (Data
manipulation, PID regulation, etc...).
l 07 KR 31/07 KT 31 incorporates all of the functions
required for smaller decentralized applications, thus
providing an excellent Price/Performance ratio.
The CS 31 system incorporates extensive diagnosis
functions.

All of the remote units contain a microprocessor which is
dedicated to the management of inputs/outputs and
diagnosis facilities.
The diagnosis are accessed using the "test" button on the
front of each remote unit, the results are displayed on the
I/O status led's.
The diagnosis results can be incorporated with the user
program thus enabling effective fault management.
2.5
Use of the CS 31 system
All of the remote units are easily interchangeable, even
with the process in operation, as they are plug-in base
mounted.
The screw terminals of the plug-in bases are used for
connection to the process inputs and outputs.
Bases are screw or DIN rail mounted.
The DIL switches on the bases are used for coding the
address of units.
Any additional connected units are automatically
recognized by the central unit.
NOTE : The system may comprise of remote units of
varying supply and input voltages.
2.6
Emergency operation
A system may comprise of many central units, however
one single master and the remainders slaves.
If the bus communication is interrupted or the master unit
fails the individual slave units continue with their own
operation