The status LEDs show the operating status of the controller.
Status LED Meaning
Run Application status
Error Errors
Net Device detected
Mod reserved
Tab. 7 Status LEDs
8.3.2 Overview of connection and plug/cable: CECC-X-M1-YS
Connection Plug/cable Purpose
[X1] NECC-L2G4-C11) Power supply for device
[X5] NECC-L2G2-C11) Power supply for digital outputs
[X2] NECC-L2G8-C11)
[X3] NECC-L2G6-C11)
[X4] NECC-L2G4-C11)
I/O interface
[X8] Standard LAN patch cable2) Ethernet interface
[X9] USB interface
[X17] 2x NECC-L2G6-C11) Digital inputs
[X18] NECC-L2G4-C1 CANopen interface
[X20] NECC-L2G2-C11) Digital outputs
1) Plug for customer-provided cable
2) not included in the scope of delivery of the kit
Tab. 8 Connection and plug
8.3.3 Power supply [X1]
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to electric shock.
• For the electric power supply, use only PELV circuits that ensure a reliable
electric disconnection from the mains network.
• Observe IEC60204-1/EN60204-1.
– Power supply for device, digital and analogue inputs
–Resultant current for all supplied ports: £750mA
–Of which intrinsic current consumption: £200mA
– Use an external overload protection for the power supply of the device.
Terminal Connection Usage
X1.1 24 24V DC
X1.2 0 0V DC
X1.3 Functional earth
X1.4 Unused –
Tab. 9 Power supply connection for device, digital and analogue inputs
1. Supply the device with power.
2. Place the open cable ends in the connector provided in accordance with the
table.
3. Insert the plug into the connection [X1] of the controller.
8.3.4 Power supply [X5]
– Power supply for digital outputs.
–Resultant current for all supplied ports: £5A
Terminal Connection Usage
X5.1 24 24VDC
X5.2 0 0VDC
Tab. 10 Connection, power supply for digital outputs
1. Supply the device with power.
2. Place the open cable ends in the connector provided in accordance with the
table.
3. Insert the plug into the connection [X5] of the controller.
8.3.5 I/O interface [X2, X3, X4]
Terminal Connection Usage
X2.0…X2.7 8 digital inputs Configurable as step enabling
condition in the sequencer of
the press process: DI1…DI81)
X3.0 Start press process1)
Manual operating mode: Plot
the reference curve
Automatic operating mode:
Start the press process
X3.1 “Manual” operating mode1)
X3.2 "Automatic B" operating
mode1)
X3.3 Referenzfahrt starten1)
X3.4
6 digital inputs
Acknowledge error1)
Terminal Connection Usage
X3.5 6 digital inputs Terminate press process 1)2)
X4.0…X4.3 4 digital outputs Configurable as output signals
in the sequencer of the press
process: DO1 …DO41)
24VDC output set by the soft-
ware as soon as certain event
occurs (position reached, force
reached).
X4.4…X4.7 Unused –
1) For details, see online help
2) Process termination if input = FALSE.
Tab. 11 I/O interface connection
8.3.6 Ethernet interface [X8]
The Ethernet interface is designed as an RJ45 socket and supports gigabit LAN.
The following protocols are supported:
– EtherNet/IP (server)
– ModbusTCP (Server)
– Ethernet TCP/IP
– PROFINET IO
The interface [X10] of the controller is not supported. The controller cannot be
used as a switch.
The Ethernet interface is used to configure and parameterise the system through
a PC/tablet connected to the network. After the mechanical and electrical installa-
tion, the servo press kit can be commissioned with a web browser. Control and
process data can be exchanged with a higher-order controller through this inter-
face during the run-time of the system.
A requirement for this is integration of the CECC-X-M1-YS in the local network.
Minimum requirements for a PC/tablet
– Web browser with Java Script and support of HTML5 Canvas, e.g. Firefox,
Chrome, Internet Explorer ³ Version9
– Screen resolution 1024 x 768 pixels
Access is through entry in the address line:
http://<<IP address>>:8080/servo_press_kit.htm
Example: http://192.168.4.2:8080/servo_press_kit.htm
NOTICE!
Unauthorised access to the device can cause damage or malfunctions.
When connecting the device to a network, protect the network from unauthorised
access.
Measures to protect the network include:
• Firewall
• Intrusion prevention system (IPS)
• Network segmentation
• Virtual LAN (VLAN)
• Virtual private network (VPN)
• Security at physical access level (port security)
Further informationèDirectives and standards for security in information tech-
nology, e.g.IEC62443, ISO/IEC27001.
8.3.7 USB interface [X9]
The controller offers the option of connecting the USB memory stick up to 32GB to
the USB interface [X9] and saving the press results.
The USB interface is compatible with the USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 standards. It is
suitable for USB plug type A.
8.3.8 Digital inputs [X17]
The digital inputs, configured in 3-wire connection technology, are not galvanic-
ally separated. The ground potential for all inputs relates to GND of the power
supply [X1].
For connecting additional sensors (e.g. external cylinder limit switches, workpiece
inspection) with 3-wire connection technology: Use 3 adjacent terminals each.
NOTICE!
Material damage or loss of function due to incorrect I/O circuitry.
• All digital inputs/outputs are designed as PNP. Use only corresponding cir-
cuitry.
Terminal Connection Usage
X17.0.1 24VDC Power supply 24VDC for pro-
gram selection bit 01)
X17.0.2 Input DI9 Program selection bit 0
X17.0.3 GND logic Power supply GND sensor for
program selection bit 0
X17.1.1 24VDC Power supply 24VDC sensor
for program selection bit 1
X17.1.2 Input DI10 Program selection bit 1
X17.1.3 GND logic Power supply GND sensor for
program selection bit 1
X17.2.1 24VDC Power supply 24VDC sensor
for program selection bit 2
