Hardware Manual PCD 1 / PCD 2 Series│Document 26 / 737│Edition EN 15│2008-07-22
Saia-Burgess Controls AG
Expansion of user memory
CPUs and expansion housings
3
The following chips will work, but are no longer recommended for new installations:
Memory type Item-no. Typical codes Size
RAM 4 502 5414 01) SRM2B256LCX70
HY62256ALP-70
GM76C256CLL-70
MEL M5M5256DP-70LL
TC55257DPL-70L
256 Kbits / 32 Kbytes
EPROM2) 4 502 3958 0 AM27C512-90 DC
UPD27C512D-10
M27C512-10XF1
M27C512-10F1
512 Kbits / 64 Kbytes
Steps in the correct installation of extended user memory:
1) Switch off power supply and remove the cover of the PCD2
2) Plug the additional memory chip into the “USER PROG” socket.
Ensure correct alignment (markings on the socket and the chip must match), and
ensure that all pins on the chip are inserted into the socket
3) Set the jumper next to the socket correctly:
PCD2.M110/M120 hardware version ≥ H
and PCD2.M150
F
irm
w
a
re
J (^3) REF
J 2
J 5
WP
USER PROG
PCD2.M110/M120 hardware version < H
F
irm
w
ar
e
J (^3) RE
J 2
WP
USER PROG
Jumper
J1 (memory type) RAM
EPROM
Flash EPROM
Position
R1)
E
F2)
J3 (write-protection) Write protection deactivated3)
Write protection activated3) (only works
for RAM and Flash EPROM)
up1)
WP (down)
J5 (memory size <= 1
Mbit or > 1 Mbit)2)
Memory size <= 1 Mbit
Memory size > 1 Mbit
up1)
down
1) Jumper position on delivery: RAM, write-protection deactivated, memory size ≤ 1 Mbit
2) On the PCD2.M110/M120 with hardware version < H, J5 and the J2 F jumper are not present. This means
that where Flash EPROM is used with these controllers, J2 has to be attached to E and only chips up to 1
Mbit can be used for expansion
3) Write-protection only affects the chip in the USER PROG socket
4) Modify the hardware configuration in PG5 accordingly, and download the new
configuration