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Stride IO-Link Master Basic User Manual
Please include the Manual Number and the Manual Issue, both shown below,
when communicating with Technical Support regarding this publication.
Manual Number: SIOL-EI8B-USER-M
Issue: 1st Edition
Issue Date: 05/2022
Publication History
Issue Date Description of Changes
1st Edition 05/2022 Original release

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction 1
1.1. Applicable documents 1
1.2. About this manual 2
1.2.1. Symbols 2
1.2.2. Trademarks 2
1.2.3. Specications 2
1.2.4. Software tools 2
2. For your safety 3
2.1. General safety instructions 3
2.2. Intended purpose 4
3. Description 5
3.1. Module 5
3.1.1. Product Designation Code 5
3.1.2. Module structure 6
3.1.3. Connections 7
3.1.3.1. Pin assignments 7
3.1.4. Display elements 8
3.1.5. Rotary switch settings 9
3.2. IO-Link 10
3.2.1. Data storage 11
3.3. EtherNet/IP 12
3.3.1. Communication 12
3.3.2. RPI 13
3.3.3. Device Level Ring (DLR) 13
4. Technical Data 14
4.1. Electrical Data 14
4.2. Environmental characteristics 17
4.3. Protection 17
4.4. Mechanical data 18
4.5. Conformity, Approvals 18
5. Mounting 19
5.1. Requirements 19
5.2. Dimensions 19
5.3. Mounting clearance 20
5.4. Mounting the module 21
5.4.1. Functional ground 22
5.4.2. Rotary switch cover 23

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6. Installation 24
6.1. Electrical Installation of the Module 24
6.1.1. Connecting sensors and actuators 25
6.1.2. Connecting Ethernet bus 26
6.1.3. Connecting the power supply 27
6.2. Ensuring Tightness (IP67) 28
7. Startup 29
7.1. Loading the EDS les 30
7.2. Adding a module as an EtherNet/IP Device 32
7.3. Productivity Suite Integration Library 37
7.4. Commissioning without EDS 44
7.4.1. Connections, parameters and properties 44
7.4.2. Connection matrix 44
7.4.3. Assemblies 44
7.4.4. Conguration values 46
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8.1. Module conguration 49
8.2. RPI conguration 51
8.3. IO-Link conguration 52
9. Operation 53
9.1. LED indication 53
9.1.1. LED assignment to channel and pin 53
9.1.2. LED ashing behavior 53
9.1.3. LED indication for inputs and outputs 54
9.1.4. LED display MS and NS 55
9.1.5. LED indication for LNK/ACT 56
9.1.6. LED indication for State 56
9.1.7. LED indication for POWER US and UA 57
9.1.8. Extended LED indication 58
9.2. Diagnostics 59
9.2.1. Diagnostics structure in the control system 59
9.2.2. Diagnostics in the WebUI 59
9.2.3. Diagnostic value 60
9.2.3.1. Short-circuit diagnostic 60
9.2.3.2. Undervoltage diagnostic 60
9.2.3.3. Overvoltage diagnostic 60
9.2.3.4. General diagnostic 60
9.2.3.5. Bu󰀨er overow diagnostic 60
9.2.3.6. IO-Link master diagnostic 61
9.2.3.7. IO-Link device diagnostic 62
9.3. Acyclic IO-Link device access 64

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9.3.1. Reading an IO-Link device index 64
9.3.2. Writing an IO-Link device index 65
9.3.3. CIP status codes 66
10. Web Server (WebUI) 67
10.1. Starting the WebUI 68
10.2. Menu bar 69
10.2.1. STATUS menu 69
10.2.2. PARAMETERS menu 71
10.2.3. DIAGNOSTICS menu 71
10.2.4. MAINTENANCE menu 72
10.3. IO-Link Master Port 73
10.3.1. STATUS menu 73
10.3.2. INFORMATION menu 75
10.3.3. CONFIGURATION menu 76
10.3.4. IO-LINK PARAMETER menu 76
10.3.5. PROCESS DATA menu 77
10.4. Settings / Maintenance 78
10.4.1. DEVICE CONFIGURATION menu 78
10.4.2. MAINTENANCE INFORMATION menu 79
10.4.3. FIRMWARE menu 80
10.4.4. FACTORY RESET menu 80
10.5. User Administration 81
10.6. Digital IO Channels / IO Overview 81
10.6.1. Input data 81
10.6.2. Output data 82
11. Maintenance and cleaning 84
Appendix A: Supported EtherNet/IP objects 85
A.1. Standard object class 85
A.1.1. Identity Object (Class Code: 0x01) 85
A.1.2. Message Router Object (Class Code: 0x02) 86
A.1.3. Assembly Object (Class Code: 0x04) 86
A.1.4. Connection Manager Object (Class Code: 0x06) 87
A.1.5. Device Level Ring (DLR) Object (Class Code: 0x47) 87
A.1.6. Quality of Service Object (Class Code: 0x48) 88
A.1.7. TCP/IP Interface Object (Class Code: 0xF5) 89
A.1.8. Ethernet Link Object (Class Code: 0xF6) 90
A.2. Vendor Specic Objects 92
A.2.1. IO-Link Device Parameter Object (Class Code 0x83) 92
Appendix B: Explanation of the process data 94
B.1. System Status 94
B.2. IO-Link Port X Status 95

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B.3. Diagnostic Bu󰀨er 95
B.4. Digital Output 95
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C.1. Loading the EDS les 96
C.2. Adding a module to the network 98
C.3. Module conguration 103
C.4. RPI conguration 104
Glossary 106
Legal notes 107

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1. Introduction
Function of this document
This document instructs the technical personnel of the machine manufacturer or machine operator on the
safe use of the devices described in the scope.
It does not include instructions on the safe use of the machine in which the devices are or will be
integrated. Information on this is contained in the operating instructions for the machine.
➔Read this chapter carefully before you start working with the documentation or the device.
➔Read the documentation carefully before starting up the device.
➔Store the manual in a place that is accessible to all users at all times for the entire service life of the
device.
You will need general knowledge about automation engineering in order to understand this manual. In
addition, planning and using automation systems requires technical knowledge which is not contained in
this manual.
1.1. Applicable documents
Other applicable documents
Document Filename Location
Product Data and Getting Started Instructions SIOL-EI8B Packaged with product and downloadable from https://go2adc.com/iolink.
Environmentally friendly disposal
➔Dispose of the product at the end of its service life according to the applicable statutory regulations.

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1.2. About this manual
1.2.1. Symbols
This document includes information and notes that must be observed for your own safety and to avoid
injuries and equipment damage. They are marked as follows:
⚠DANGER!
Immediate danger
Failure to observe this warning involves an imminent risk of death or serious injuries.
⚠WARNING!
Possible danger
Failure to observe this warning can lead to death or serious injuries.
⚠CAUTION!
Low-risk danger
Failure to observe this warning can lead to mild or moderate injuries.
NOTICE
Possible material damage
Failure to observe the warning may cause damage to the device and/or the system.
NOTE
Other technical information and notes
DOCUMENTATION RECOMMENDATION
Notes with this symbol are references to additional information elsewhere in the documentation.
Instructions for use
➔An arrow marks instructions.
➔Read and follow the instructions.
1. If the instructions are numbered, it is absolutely necessary to follow them in the correct order.
2. Read and follow the instructions in the order shown.
1.2.2. Trademarks
Trademarks of the following companies and institutions are used in this documentation:
EtherNet/IP ODVA, Inc.
IO-Link c/o PROFIBUS Nutzerorganization e.V. (PNO)
STUDIO 5000 LOGIX DESIGNER Rockwell Automation Inc.
1.2.3. Specications
Specication Link
EtherNet/IP Specication http://www.odva.org
IO-Link Version 1.1.2, dated 2013-07 http://www.io-link.com
The features of IO-Link specication version 1.1.3 are also supported.
1.2.4. Software tools
Software used
Productivity Suite
Murrelektronik IO-Link Device Tool

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2. For your safety
➔Read this chapter carefully before working with the eldbus module.
2.1. General safety instructions
⚠DANGER!
High electrical voltage in the machine/system
Death or severe injuries resulting from electric shock.
➔When working on the machine or modules, comply with all applicable requirements and
recommendations.
Protection of persons and material assets
➔According to DIN VDE 0105-100 - Operation of electrical systems - Part 100: General denitions
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Protect against high electrical voltage
1. Disconnect
2. Secure against switching on again
3. Make sure that there is no voltage on all poles.
4. Ground and short-circuit
5. Cover or block o󰀨 neighboring parts that are live or energized
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Only qualied personnel instructed in safety are allowed to install the module and to put it into operation.
They are qualied if they meet the following requirements:
◼They have undergone suitable electrical engineering training
◼They were trained by the machine operator to operate the machine and instructed on the related
safety regulations
◼They have access to the Operating Instructions and this manual
◼They are familiar with the safety standards which are common practice in automation engineering
◼They are familiar with the basic and technical standards related to the specic application
Use of the device
➔Comply with all safety and accident prevention regulations when conducting project engineering,
installation, commissioning, operation, and testing of the device.
➔Make sure this product is resistant to any chemical agents that may be used
NOTE
Maintenance of the hardware and software of the eldbus module may only be performed by qualied
personnel of Murrelektronik GmbH, with the exception of rmware updates.
NOTE
Use only a power supply unit that allows max. 60VDC or 25VAC under single-fault conditions.
The power supply must comply with SELV or PELV.

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⚠CAUTION!
Hot surface!
Minor injuries and damage to devices caused by contact with the surface.
➔Wear thermally suitable gloves.
➔Use thermally suitable connecting cables only.
Protective measures by the machine operator
➔Follow the instructions in this manual.
➔Pay attention to the specications and the operating instructions of all connected components.
2.2. Intended purpose
Intended use
The STRIDE IO-Link master is a decentralized device. It can be used in harsh industrial environments up
to degree of protection IP67.
Operation of the device in accordance with its designated use and the degree of protection IP67 are only
guaranteed if open male and female connectors are closed using screw plugs.
Designated use also includes EMC-compliant electrical installation. The device is designated for use in
industrial environments. Radio interference may occur if used in domestic or mixed environments.
➔If the eldbus module is used in domestic or mixed environments, the applicable standards must be
observed.
Warnings
➔Do not alter the design, engineering, or electrical features of the module.
➔Do not use the module outside the applications described in this manual, the Technical Data or in the
operating instructions.
➔Do not use the module as a safety-related device. It does not meet the relevant standards. Safety
functions of the system are not ensured!
➔Do not use the O󰀨 state of the module outputs for safety-related requirements of the system/machine!
➔Do not use the module outdoors or for continuous operation in liquids.
➔Do not clean the module with a high-pressure cleaner.
➔Do not use the module as a climbing aid.
Warranty and liability claims
Warranty and liability claims become void if
◼the product is not used according to its designated use,
◼damage is caused because the manual and the operating instructions have not been observed,
◼the personnel was / is not qualied.

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3. Description
3.1. Module
The STRIDE IO-Link master is a fully encapsulated eldbus module in a plastic case. It is particularly
robust and designed for use in harsh environments.
Property Description
Robust
Versatile applications exposed to harsh environments due to:
◼Robust plastic case,
◼Resistant to condensation due to fully encapsulated case
Vibration-proof Reliable even when subjected to continuous vibration
Resistant Long life due to acid and alkali resistant plastic
Reliable connections Connections tested up to degree of protection IP67 (EN 60529)
3.1.1. Product Designation Code
The designation is based on a scheme that indicates the product’s function
Basic IO-Link Master E DIO8 IOL8 M12L 5P E DIO8 IOL8 M12L 5P
EFunction
E = EtherNet/IP
DIO IOL
I/O channels
◼D = Digital
◼I = Input
◼O = Output
◼IOL = IO-Link
◼DIO8
8 digital inputs and outputs (DIO)
◼IOL8
8 IO-Link
Number of channels
M12L L-coded power connection
5P 5-pin

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3.1.2. Module structure
X0–X7 Digital inputs and outputs or IO-Link,
M12, A-coded
0Channel corresponds to pin 4
1Channel corresponds to pin 2
XD1 Power supply POWER IN, M12,
L-coded, 5-pin
XD2 Power supply POWER OUT, M12,
L-coded, 5-pin
1Rotary switch
Fig. 3-1: Module structure
XF1 Ethernet port 1, M12, D-coded
XF2 Ethernet port 2, M12, D-coded
2Ground strap for functional ground

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3.1.3. Connections
3.1.3.1. Pin assignments
M12 Female Connector, A-coded
X0–X7
Pin 1 24VDC
Pin 2 DI/DO
Pin 3 0V
Pin 4 DI/DO/IO-Link
Pin 5 0V
M12 Male/Female Connector, L-coded, POWER IN/OUT
XD1 XD2
Pin 1 24VDC US (operating voltage)
1
2
3
4
5
Pin 2 0V UA (actuator voltage)
Pin 3 0V US
Pin 4 24VDC UA
Pin 5
M12 Female Connector, D-coded, Port 1 / Port 2
XF1/XF2
Pin 1 TD +
Pin 2 RD +
Pin 3 TD -
Pin 4 RD -
Pin 5 n.c.

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3.1.4. Display elements
X0–X7 LED digital inputs and outputs or IO-Link
1 LED MS (module conguration status)
LED NS (network status)
LED LNK1/ACT1 (Ethernet port 1 link/activity)
LED ST (module overall status)
LED LNK2/ACT2 (Ethernet port 2 link/activity)
LED POWER UA (actuator voltage)
LED POWER US (operating voltage)
Fig. 3-2: Display elements

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3.1.5. Rotary switch settings
NOTE
In the default state, the rotary switches are set to 000, DHCP enabled.
NOTE
A unique IP address must be assigned to each device in the network.
Setting the IP Address on the Rotary Switches
Address range: 1–999
x1 Rotary switch 9ones)
x10 Rotry switch (tens)
x100 Rotary switch (hundreds)
Position/
Range Description
0 DHCP
Request the IP addresses via DHCP (can be changed to BOOTP via the WebUI or Explicit Messaging)
◼After factory reset: DHCP
◼The network parameters have been saved previously: The parameters saved last are used.
1–254 IP address
Byte 4
The last octet of the IP address (set via DHCP or WebUI) is overwritten by the DIP switch setting and applied.
The default IP address subnet is 192.168.1.xxx
255 Last saved
IP address The IP address saved last is used. (192.168.1.6 by default)
256–776 Reserved
777 Fixed IP The IP address is set STATIC at 192.168.100.177.
778–912 Reserved
913 Deactivate
web server Disables the web server and TCP port 80. Only the WebUI is disabled.
914 Reactivate
web server WebUI is enabled again.
915–978 Reserved
979 Factory reset
Sequence:
1 | Disconnect module from power supply.
2 | Set switch position 979.
3 | Supply module with power.
4 | Wait until SF LED changes from ashing green to solid green.
5 | Disconnect module from power.
6 | Switch position to 000 or any other desired position.
7 | Supply module with power.
980–999 Reserved
NOTE
The saved default IP address is 192.168.1.6.
NOTE
The IP address parameters are stored for all switch settings. This must be taken into account in
particular with the switch setting 0.
Setting an address
1. Remove the rotary switch cover.
2. Set the three rotary switches.
3. Carefully replace the rotary switch cover.
The tightening torques can be found in Section 5.4.2, “Rotary switch cover”.

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3.2. IO-Link
IO-Link is a standardized protocol that enables connection of intelligent devices (sensors and actuators)
to an automation system.
Communication takes place between an IO-Link master and one or more IO-Link devices. A master
module has one or more ports and one device can be connected to each port. IO-Link is a point-to-point
communication system and is not a eldbus.
The IO-Link master module is the interface between the controller and the IO-Link system.
IO-Link mode (IOL)
IO-Link communication (C/Q) is activated on pin 4 and an IOL device can thus be connected.
For further information, refer to Section 8.3, “IO-Link conguration”.
Fig. 3-3: IO-Link

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3.2.1. Data storage
NOTE
Data storage is only available for devices that comply with IO-Link version V1.1 and higher.
◼Data storage o󰀨ers the ability to replace IO-Link devices without reconguration.
◼The IO-Link master or the IO-Link device saves the set device parameters of the previous
conguration.
◼In data storage, the conguration of the IO-Link master and IO-Link device are synchronized.
◼Following the replacement of a device, the master writes the saved device conguration to the new
device whenever data storage is enabled in the IO-Link master. The application can be restarted
without separately conguring the device.
◼Following the replacement of an IO-Link master, the device writes the saved device parameters to
the new master whenever the “Save & Restore” data storage is enabled in the IO-Link master. The
application can be restarted without conguring the new master.
NOTE
Data storage can only be implemented using the EDS le. For example, to implement Backup & Restore
data storage for an IO-Link device on a given IO-Link port, the port must be setup as follows (see
Section 7.4.4 for IO-Link port parameter details):
➔Parameter “IO-Link Port X_ - IO-Link Function Pin 4” must be congured as
“IO-Link Manual Conguration”.
➔Parameter “IO-Link Port X_ - Validation&Backup” must be congured as
“Type compatible Device V1.1, Backup + Restore”.
➔Parameter “IO-Link Port X_ - Vendor ID” must be congured to match the device.
➔Parameter “IO-Link Port X_ - Device ID” must be congured to match the device.
➔Ensure that the EDS conguration parameters are sent to the IO-Link master.
➔Make desired conguration changes to the IO-Link device via acyclic ISDU writes.
(See Section 9.3 for details on acyclic device access.)
➔Send a ParamDownloadStore command to the IO-Link device by writing a value of 5 to index 2.
This will set the DS_UPLOAD_FLAG in the device which triggers the master IO-Link port to backup
the current device conguration.
➔If the current device is replaced with a type-compatible device (a device with Vendor and Device IDs
matching the port conguration), the IO-Link port will update the new device with the stored cong-
uration from the previous device, as long as the DS_UPLOAD_FLAG is not set in the new device.