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ABB DSQC501 01-W2928E 01B S4C+ Backplane Board

  • Model: DSQC501 01-W2928E 01B
  • Brand: ABB / Motorola
  • Series: ABB S4C+
  • Core Function: Backplane interface board
  • Product Type: Controller board / backplane board
  • Key Specs: S4C+ controller use, Motorola part 01-W2928E 01B, ABB type 3HAC3617-1/022
  • ⚠️ Obsolete Model – Limited Stock Available
  • Condition: Used surplus / tested
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Description

Key Technical Specifications

  • Manufacturer: ABB / Motorola
  • Model: DSQC501
  • Motorola Part Number: 01-W2928E 01B
  • ABB Type Number: 3HAC3617-1/022
  • System Compatibility: ABB S4C+ controller family
  • Function: Backplane board / controller interface
  • Application: Industrial robot control cabinet
  • Condition: Surplus, typically used or removed from service
  • Availability: Limited; some listings show in stock, others out of

 

Product Introduction

ABB DSQC501 01-W2928E 01B is a backplane board used in ABB S4C+ controller systems. It carries ABB type number 3HAC3617-1/022 and Motorola part number 01-W2928E 01B, so buyers usually search by all three identifiers.

This part is typically sourced as surplus for robot controller repair or cabinet restoration. It is a good fit when the original board must match existing hardware exactly, since controller-side compatibility matters more than generic form factor.

 

Troubleshooting Quick Reference

Symptom Possible Cause Relevance to this Part Quick Check Method Recommendation
Controller will not boot Backplane board fault or poor seating ✅ High Power down, reseat board, inspect connectors and bent pins Replace if physical damage or boot failure follows the board
Intermittent axis or I/O errors Loose backplane connection ✅ High Check rack connector alignment and locking hardware Reseat and retest before ordering another board
No communication with robot controller Main controller or backplane path failure ✅ Medium Measure supply rails and check controller LEDs first Verify upstream power and CPU status before replacement
Random resets during operation Power instability or backplane contamination ✅ Medium Measure 24 V DC input, inspect for corrosion, test under load Clean, verify power, then replace if issue stays with board
Board gets unusually hot Internal component failure or overload ✅ High Use thermal check after power-up; compare against known-good unit Pull from service and replace if overheating repeats
Physical damage or burn marks Electrical fault or prior failure event ✅ High Visual inspection under bright light, check for charred areas Do not reinstall; replace immediately

If you are stuck, contact technical support with photos of the board, controller LEDs, and any alarm logs.

DSQC501 01-W2928E 01B
DSQC501 01-W2928E 01B

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is DSQC501 01-W2928E 01B a direct replacement?
A: Usually yes, but only if your existing ABB S4C+ controller expects the same ABB type and Motorola part revision. I would not assume interchangeability across similar DSQC numbers without checking the exact cabinet build and documentation.

Q: Is this part new or used?
A: This model is typically sold as surplus or used stock, not factory new. That is normal for older ABB robot control parts, and pricing is usually lower because supply is limited and the part is obsolete.

Q: Can I install it hot?
A: No. Power down first. These backplane parts are not something you swap casually under live power unless the OEM manual explicitly allows it.

Q: Will this fix a controller that will not boot?
A: Maybe, but not automatically. A bad power supply, CPU issue, or connector problem can look the same. Check the supply rails, reseat the board, and confirm the fault follows the part before replacing it.

Q: Do you keep program data after replacement?
A: This board itself is not where you would expect user program retention. If you are worried about configuration loss, back up the controller data before any hardware swap.

Q: Why is this cheaper than OEM factory stock?
A: Because it is usually surplus, pulled from service, or tested used stock. The lower price reflects availability, not a lower controller grade.

Q: What should I verify before ordering?
A: Match the ABB type number, Motorola part number, controller family, and the physical board revision. A small mismatch here can stop the system from booting or communicating correctly.