KOGANEI CORPORATION YS7M1 User manual

Document No. BK-HV045
EtherNet/IP Compliant
Serial Transmission Compatible Manifold
Supported solenoid valves
●F10 Series
●F15 Series
User's Manual
Ver.4.0

User's Manual
EtherNet/IP Compliant
This user's manual describes the serial transmission block so that the serial
transmission compatible manifold and solenoid valves can be used correctly. See the
catalogs for information about the manifolds and the valves.
To use these products correctly, you must first read the documentation.
ODVA, CIP, CompoNet, ControlNet, DeviceNet, and EtherNet/IP are trademarks of
ODVA.
The company and product names mentioned in this document are the trademarks of
their respective companies.
This product does not have the appropriate functions to support
applications, such as safety equipment or accident prevention systems,
that require high levels of safety.
• Do not put the communication cables near or in bundles with power lines.
• This manual is for the F10 and F15 series solenoid valves. Contact us if
you are using a different series of solenoid valves.
• For details and precautions regarding EtherNet/IP, refer to the manuals
and other documentation about EtherNet/IP related equipment.
CAUTION
Serial Transmission Compatible Manifold

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1 Contents
1 Contents..............................................................................................................1
2 Revision History....................................................................................................3
3 Glossary ..............................................................................................................3
4 Major Parts and Functions ......................................................................................5
4-1 Power, communications, and FG connectors ........................................................5
4-2 Indicator panel ...............................................................................................5
4-3 Hardware switch settings .................................................................................6
4-3-1 Network address setting switch, HOLD/CLEAR switch......................................6
4-3-2 Host address setting switch ........................................................................6
5 EDS file ...............................................................................................................7
6 IP address settings................................................................................................7
6-1 Specify using the host address switches .............................................................7
6-2 Use the DCHP server .......................................................................................8
6-3 Upload from a flash memory.............................................................................8
7 Relationship between I/O data allocation and solenoid valves ......................................9
8 Network topology................................................................................................10
8-1 Line format .................................................................................................. 10
8-2 Star format .................................................................................................. 10
8-3 Device level ring format ................................................................................. 11
9 CIP class objects.................................................................................................11
9-1 Identity (class code: 01 hex) .......................................................................... 11
9-1-1 Service code........................................................................................... 11
9-1-2 Attribute ................................................................................................ 12
9-1-3 Reset service .......................................................................................... 12
9-2 TCP/IP interface (class code: F5 hex)............................................................... 13
9-2-1 Service code........................................................................................... 13
9-2-2 Attribute ................................................................................................ 13
9-3 Ethernet Link (class code: F6 hex)................................................................... 15
9-3-1 Service code........................................................................................... 15
9-3-2 Attribute ................................................................................................ 15
9-4 Device Level Ring (class code: 47 hex)............................................................. 16
9-4-1 Service code........................................................................................... 16
9-4-2 Attribute ................................................................................................ 16
9-5 Quality of Service (class code: 48 hex)............................................................. 17
9-5-1 Service code........................................................................................... 17
9-5-2 Attribute ................................................................................................ 17
9-6 Discrete Output Point (class code: 09 hex) ....................................................... 17

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9-6-1 Service code........................................................................................... 17
9-6-2 Attribute ................................................................................................ 17
9-6-3 About the number of outputs ....................................................................18
9-7 System Information (class code: B0 hex) .........................................................19
9-7-1 Service code........................................................................................... 19
9-7-2 Attribute ................................................................................................ 19
10 Web page ........................................................................................................ 20
10-1 How to use................................................................................................. 20
11 Specifications ................................................................................................... 21
11-1 General specifications .................................................................................. 21
11-2 Communication specifications........................................................................ 21

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2 Revision History
Date revised Description of revision
June 2017 First printing
August 2017 Added glossary
Added IP address settings
Added network topology
Added CIP class objects
January 2018 Correction 9-6-3 About the number of outputs
June 2020 Added precautions when turning power off.
3 Glossary
Terminology Description
Communication protocol Denes the communication procedures and protocols for
communications on a network.
CIP
（Common Industrial Protocol）
Communication protocol that can be shared between
DeviceNet, ControlNet, EtherNet/IP, and CompoNet.
IP address Number for identifying devices on a network.
It is congured from the network address and host address.
Network address Number for identifying a network itself.
Host address Number for identifying devices within a network.
BOOTP
（Bootstrap Protocol）
Communication protocol used by devices on a network to
automatically acqoire IP addresses from a server.
DHCP
（Dynamic Host Conguration Protocol）
Protocol with expanded backward compatibility for BOOTP.
Connection Method for communications between devices and PLC.
Basically this is used for I/O data communications.
EDS le Information about connections to EtherNet/IP devices.
Flash memory Memory device that keeps data, even if the power is turned
off.
Network topology Format of connections between devices on a netweek.
Vendor ID Unique identier that indicates a manufacturer, they are
different for each communication standard.
MAC address Identication number that is physically assigned to devices
on a network to uniquely identify the devices. They are in a
48 bit format.

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10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX Ethernet standard regulated by IEEE802.3.
Twisted-pair cables (UTP category 5 or better, STP) are
used for this standard.
RPI
(Requested Packet Interval)
The interval at which packets are requested.
This is set by the communication cycle of the I/O data.
Exclusive Owner This is one of the connection methods for communicating
I/O data. When connected in this way, other connection
requests are rejected.
UCMM This stands for unconnected message manager.
It uses message communications without using
communication methods called connections.
Full duplex communication Communications are sent and received simultaneously.
Half duplex communication Communications in which receiving cannot be done while
sending, and sending cannot be done while receiving.
Auto negotiations
(Auto-negotiation)
Function to automatically optimize communication method
and communication speed with a connected party.
Default gateway Function that knows the method that packets are
transmitted to other networks.
MDI, MDI-X, Auto-MDIX These are communication connector specifications that
define types of cables (straight, cross, etc.). The product
has an automatic switching function, so it is not necessary
to determine how to use cables or differentiate
specifications.
ACD
(Address Conflict Detection)
Function to detect conflicting IP addresses.
HTTP
(Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
Communication protocol used between web browsers and
web servers.

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4 Major Parts and Functions
4-1 Power, communications, and FG connectors
Power supply (applicable wire sizes: AWG 28 to 16, tightening torque: 0.22 to 0.25 N･m [1.95
to 2.21 in･lbf])
24...24 VDC + terminal
G...24 VDC − terminal
FG...Frame ground terminal
FG terminal (tightening torque: 0.49 N･m [4.34 in･lbf])
Ground terminal connection (connected internally to the FG on the power supply terminal)
4-2 Indicator panel
Display panel LED displays and descriptions
* The illustration shows the panel for the YS7M1, but the YS7M3 panel is the same.
4 Major Parts and Functions
4-1 Power, communications, and FG connectors
Power supply (applicable wire sizes: AWG 28 to 16, tightening torque: 0.22 to 0.25 N･m [1.95
to 2.21 in･lbf])
24...24 VDC + terminal
G...24 VDC − terminal
FG...Frame ground terminal
FG terminal (tightening torque: 0.49 N･m [4.34 in･lbf])
Ground terminal connection (connected internally to the FG on the power supply terminal)
4-2 Indicator panel
Display panel LED displays and descriptions
* The illustration shows the panel for the YS7M1, but the YS7M3 panel is the same.
Do not turn power off within 10 seconds after starting power supply.
4 Major Parts and Functions
4-1 Power, communications, and FG connectors
Power supply (applicable wire sizes: AWG 28 to 16, tightening torque: 0.22 to 0.25 N･m [1.95
to 2.21 in･lbf])
24...24 VDC + terminal
G...24 VDC − terminal
FG...Frame ground terminal
FG terminal (tightening torque: 0.49 N･m [4.34 in･lbf])
Ground terminal connection (connected internally to the FG on the power supply terminal)
4-2 Indicator panel
Display panel LED displays and descriptions
* The illustration shows the panel for the YS7M1, but the YS7M3 panel is the same.

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4-3 Hardware switch settings
This section explains the specifications for the hardware switches on the YS7Mn.
4-3-1 Network address setting switch, HOLD/CLEAR switch
Switch Description
NETWORK Sets the network address in the IP address.
ON : 192.168.1.
OFF: 192.168.0.*1
H / C Selects the output format when communications breakdown and
when a connection cannot be established.
H: Holds the last output (hold)
C: Clears the output*1
*1 Factory setting
4-3-2 Host address setting switch
The host address setting switches can set the host address in the IP address.
Setting value Description
000 *1 Sets the IP address according to the content of the flash memory.
Refer to "6 IP address settings" for details.
001-254 Sets the host address.
255-999 Acquires IP address from DCHP server.
*1 Factory setting
If the IP address is not unique, an abnormality occurs and the NS lights red.
ON㻌
NETWORK
H / C
x100
x10
x1
192.168.1.㻌
㻌
Host address㻌
Exa

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5 EDS file
Download from https://official.koganei.co.jp/.
6 IP address settings
There are three methods to set the IP address.
Specify using the host address switches (recommended)
Use the DCHP server
Upload from a flash memory
Basically, the recommended method is to use the host address switches to set it directly. This
is because you can check the address settings visually and you do not need to do the settings
via software or to use special equipment.
6-1 Specify using the host address switches
The range of IP addresses that can be set with the host address switches is shown in the table
below.
NETWORK HOST IP address range
0 1 to 254 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254
1 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.254
The following settings are also fixed.
Item Setting value
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway 0.0.0.0 (disabled)

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6-2 Use the DCHP server
This method acquires the IP address from the DCHP server. Use this if you are using a
large-scale network on which you cannot specify the IP address by using the host address
switches. You need a DCHP server on your network to use this method.
6-3 Upload from a flash memory
This method uploads the IP address from the internal flash memory. You can assign a fixed IP
address, but it is also possible to dynamically acquire it from a BOOTP server or DCHP server
because you can change the way of deciding the IP address. This is applicable if you want to
use a BOOTP server and operate on a large scale network.
To do the settings, use the software*1 provided by the PLC vendor.
The factory setting for the switches is 000, so uploading from a flash memory is enabled
(acquiring the IP address from a DHCP server).
*1 BOOTP-DHCP Server (Rockwell Automation, Inc.)
Network Configurator (from Omron Co., Ltd.), etc.
DHCP server Switching Hub
YS7M1㻌