DSQC 352A 3HNE00009-1 | ABB | DeviceNet / Profibus DP Gateway

Product Overview

The DSQC 352A (3HNE00009-1) is a high-performance communication gateway engineered to bridge the gap between distinct industrial networking protocols. This module serves as a bidirectional interface, allowing ABB robot controllers to communicate seamlessly across DeviceNet and Profibus DP networks. By facilitating this protocol conversion, the DSQC 352A enables the integration of ABB robotics into diverse multi-vendor automation environments, ensuring synchronized data exchange between the robot and decentralized I/O or PLC master systems.

Technical Specifications

The DSQC 352A | 3HNE00009-1 is designed for precision signal translation and long-term stability in industrial settings:

• Manufacturer: ABB

• Model Designation: DSQC 352A

• Part Number: 3HNE00009-1

• Network Protocols: DeviceNet; Profibus DP

• Function: Gateway / Protocol Converter

• Predecessor ID: 3HNA016493-00M

• Net Weight: 0.48 kg

• Dimensions: 305 mm (L) x 200 mm (W) x 95 mm (H)

• Country of Origin: Norway

• Hardware Tier: Professional Industrial Spare Part

• Customs Tariff Number: 84839089

Application and Connectivity

This gateway module is vital for complex production lines where the robot must act as a slave on a Profibus network while managing its own DeviceNet sub-network. It is commonly deployed in automotive assembly and material handling systems. For full installation, please note that this specific part number (3HNE00009-1) does not include male connectors for the X3 and X5 ports. If your application requires these specific connectors, the alternative assembly 3HNE06215-1 should be referenced for procurement.

Functional FAQ

Can the DSQC 352A be used as a standalone PLC?

No, the DSQC 352A (3HNE00009-1) is strictly a communication gateway designed to translate data between DeviceNet and Profibus DP layers. It requires a host controller to manage logic execution.

Is this module hot-swappable?

While the hardware is robust, it is recommended to power down the controller bus before replacing the module to prevent address conflicts or electrical surges on the network lines.