Pepperl+Fuchs ICE11-8IOL-G60L-V1D User manual

ICE11-8IOL-G60L-V1D
Fieldbus Module with
Multiprotocol Technology
and IO-Link
Manual

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Contents
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1 Introduction................................................................................................................ 5
1.1 Content of this Document............................................................................. 5
1.2 Manufacturer .................................................................................................. 5
1.3 Target Group, Personnel ............................................................................... 5
1.4 Symbols Used ................................................................................................ 6
2 Cybersecurity Information........................................................................................ 7
3 Product Description .................................................................................................. 9
3.1 Use and Application ...................................................................................... 9
3.2 Indicators and Operating Elements...........................................................11
3.3 Interfaces and Connections .......................................................................15
3.4 Dimensions................................................................................................... 17
4 Installation................................................................................................................ 18
4.1 General Information..................................................................................... 18
5 Commissioning, Protocol Setting ..........................................................................19
5.1 MAC Addresses ...........................................................................................19
5.2 Assigning the Device Name to a PROFINET IO Module........................... 19
5.3 IODD..............................................................................................................21
5.4 Protocol Setting ........................................................................................... 21
6 Commissioning for EtherNet/IP ............................................................................. 25
6.1 Configuration ............................................................................................... 25
6.2 Configuration Parameters...........................................................................27
6.3 Process Data Assignment ..........................................................................40
6.4 Configuration and Operation with Rockwell Automation Studio 5000®.......49
6.5 CIP Object Classes ...................................................................................... 61
6.5.1 EtherNet/IP Object Classes .............................................................................................. 61
6.5.2 Manufacturer-Specific Object Classes.............................................................................. 70
6.5.3 "Message" Configuration in Rockwell Automation Studio 5000®...................................... 78

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7 Commissioning for PROFINET ...............................................................................80
7.1 Preparation ...................................................................................................80
7.2 Configuration Example................................................................................80
7.2.1 Integration of PROFINET IO Modules in the TIA Portal ..................................................... 81
7.2.2 Assignment of a Device Name and IP Address................................................................. 83
7.2.3 Configuring the IO-Link Channels ..................................................................................... 84
7.2.4 Parameterization of the Status/Control Module................................................................. 88
7.2.5 Parameterization of IO-Link Channels X1– X8 .................................................................. 91
7.2.6 IO-Link Device Parameterization....................................................................................... 99
7.2.7 Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP) ............................................................................... 110
7.2.8 Replacing Devices without a Removable Medium/Programming Unit............................. 111
7.2.9 Identification and Maintenance Functions (I&M) ............................................................. 112
7.2.10 Prioritized Start-Up/Fast Start-Up (FSU) ......................................................................... 119
7.2.11 "Suspend / Resume" of the IO-Link Port Control ............................................................. 121
7.3 Bit Assignment...........................................................................................127
8 Commissioning for EtherCAT ...............................................................................131
8.1 EtherCAT .....................................................................................................131
8.2 Preparation .................................................................................................131
8.3 Configuration..............................................................................................131
8.3.1 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 132
8.3.2 Device Parameters.......................................................................................................... 140
8.3.3 Configuration Example with TwinCAT® 3 ........................................................................ 159
9 The Integrated Web Server ...................................................................................175
10 IIoT Functionality ...................................................................................................182
10.1 MQTT ...........................................................................................................182
10.2 OPC UA .......................................................................................................192
10.3 REST API.....................................................................................................196
10.4 CoAP Server ...............................................................................................207
10.5 Syslog .........................................................................................................211
10.6 NTP..............................................................................................................214
11 Troubleshooting .....................................................................................................217
11.1 Diagnostics Indicator in the Integrated Web Server ..............................217
11.2 Alarm Signals and Error Messages from Modules via PROFINET........217
11.3 Diagnostic Processing via EtherNet/IP....................................................219
11.4 Alarm Signals and Error Messages from Modules via EtherCAT..........223

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Introduction
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1 Introduction
1.1 Content of this Document
This document contains information required to use the product in the relevant phases of the
product life cycle. This may include information on the following:
•Product identification
•Delivery, transport, and storage
•Mounting and installation
•Commissioning and operation
•Maintenance and repair
•Troubleshooting
•Dismounting
•Disposal
The documentation comprises the following parts:
•This document
•Datasheet
In addition, the documentation may comprise the following parts, if applicable:
•EU-type examination certificate
•EU declaration of conformity
•Attestation of conformity
•Certificates
•Control drawings
•Instruction manual
•Functional safety manual
•Other documents
1.2 Manufacturer
1.3 Target Group, Personnel
Responsibility for planning, assembly, commissioning, operation, maintenance, and dismount-
ing lies with the plant operator.
Only appropriately trained and qualified personnel may carry out mounting, installation, com-
missioning, operation, maintenance, and dismounting of the product. The personnel must have
read and understood the instruction manual and the further documentation.
Prior to using the product make yourself familiar with it. Read the document carefully.
Note
For full information on the product, refer to the further documentation on the Internet at
www.pepperl-fuchs.com.
Note
For specific device information such as the year of construction, scan the QR code
on the device. As an alternative, enter the serial number in the serial number search
at www.pepperl-fuchs.com.
Pepperl+Fuchs Group
Lilienthalstraße 200, 68307 Mannheim, Germany
Internet: www.pepperl-fuchs.com

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1.4 Symbols Used
This document contains symbols for the identification of warning messages and of informative
messages.
Warning Messages
You will find warning messages, whenever dangers may arise from your actions. It is mandatory
that you observe these warning messages for your personal safety and in order to avoid prop-
erty damage.
Depending on the risk level, the warning messages are displayed in descending order as fol-
lows:
Informative Symbols
Action
This symbol indicates a paragraph with instructions. You are prompted to perform an action or
a sequence of actions.
Danger!
This symbol indicates an imminent danger.
Non-observance will result in personal injury or death.
Warning!
This symbol indicates a possible fault or danger.
Non-observance may cause personal injury or serious property damage.
Caution!
This symbol indicates a possible fault.
Non-observance could interrupt the device and any connected systems and plants, or result in
their complete failure.
Note
This symbol brings important information to your attention.

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Cybersecurity Information
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2 Cybersecurity Information
The ICE11-8IOL-G60L-V1D is secure for the area of application defined here in accordance
with IEC 62443-4-1. The operator must implement the measures defined in this section to
ensure the secure operation and protection of the device while online.
Security Context
The ICE11-8IOL-G60L-V1D is intended for use in an automation network. This is a secure net-
work with known and trusted participants that is separated (physically or logically) from the
company network.
A firewall must be configured so that only defined ports are forwarded to other subnets.
The device uses the following ports:
•Ports 49152, 34964 for PROFINET
•Port 2222 and port 44818 for EtherNet/IP
•Port 68 DHCP client
•Port 80 for the administration website using HTTPS
•Port 1883 (factory default, changeable) for MQTT if enabled
•Port 4840 (factory default, changeable) for OPC UA if enabled
•Port 514 (factory default, changeable) for syslog if enabled
•Port 5683 for CoAP if enabled
To avoid losing packets, we recommend limiting the network load to < 5 % of the bandwidth.
We recommend operating the gateway behind a network switch.
The device must be physically secured against unauthorized access and operated in a lock-
able switch cabinet or room that is only accessible to authorized personnel. Otherwise, there is
a risk that some of the device settings can be changed via the "X3" service interface and the
password1 printed on the gateway.
The device contributes to the "defense-in-depth" strategy with the following security functions:
1.if left unchanged
Security function Addressed threat
Access control with single-factor authentica-
tion (SFA) and automatic time-based login
lock in the event of incorrect authentication.
Protection against unauthorized access,
brute-force attacks.
Deletion of all information stored in the device
using the "Reset to factory settings" function. Protection against information being subject to spying by physical access to the device after
decommissioning and disposal by the system
operator.
The access data is hashed by the SHA1 cryp-
tographic hash function with salt and pepper. Protection against reading and recalculation of a password or finding a collision, e.g., with
"Rainbow table."
Even in the unlikely event that this would be
possible, this would have to be repeated for
each individual device, since results cannot
be transferred to other devices, even if the
same password is used.

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Cybersecurity Information
The Following Measures Must Be Implemented on the Device for
Commissioning:
The Following Settings Must Be Implemented on the Device for
Operation:
The Following Measures Must Be Implemented on the Device for
Decommissioning:
Requirements for User Roles to Ensure Cybersecure Operation
User Account Privileges and Rights
•Hardening: Change the device-specific password printed on the device.
•Special security
functions:
Access control with single factor authentication (SFA)
Automatic login lock if access data is entered incorrectly after the sev-
enth attempt for a duration of 1 minute to protect against brute-force
attacks.
The access data is hashed multiple times by the SHA1 cryptographic
hash function with salt and pepper.
KeePass password manager for generating and storing passwords.
•Additional security
layers:
Password change: every 2 years.
•Servicing and man-
agement:
Check the website regularly for the release of security advisories and
subscribe to the RSS feed: https://www.pepperl-
fuchs.com/global/en/29079.htm.
•User access data: Delete using the "Reset to factory settings" function.
•Configuration: Delete using the "Reset to factory settings" function.
•Log data (history,
historical data, and
error data):
Stored only temporarily and deleted after a restart.
•Administrator: Implement the measures defined in "The following measures must be
implemented on the device for operation."
If applicable: Update the firmware and install security patches.
•Administrator: Switching functions on and off
Configuration
Reset to factory settings
Read the log and device status
Firmware updates

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3 Product Description
3.1 Use and Application
The module is a multiprotocol fieldbus module with 8 type A IO-Link master ports according to
IO-Link standard V1.1.3.
The G60L design in fully cast metal housing is resistant to mechanical damage and environ-
mental influences. The G60L has protection class IP65/IP67.
The fieldbus module serves as an interface between the controller of a fieldbus system and the
field level. Due to its multiprotocol capability, the fieldbus module supports the Ethernet com-
munication protocols PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT, CC-Link, and MODBUS TCP.
An L-coded M12 connector plug used for supplying power enables a current rating of up to 2 x
16 A. The inputs and outputs are equipped with A-coded M12 connector plugs. Connection to
the fieldbus is achieved using a D-coded M12 connector plug.
The communication protocols are configured either manually via a rotary switch or automati-
cally. The diagnostics display status information for each channel via LEDs. An integrated web
server enables access to the fieldbus module. Information regarding the status of the module is
also displayed and network parameters such as the IP address and subnet mask can be con-
figured.
Multiprotocol (PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT®, MODBUS TCP,
CCLink IE Field Basic)
The multiprotocol modules allow you to select different protocols for communication within a
fieldbus system. As a result, multiprotocol modules can be integrated into different networks
without the need to obtain specific modules for each protocol. Thanks to this technology, you
can also use one module in different environments.
Using rotary coding switches in the lower area of the modules, you can conveniently and easily
set both the protocol and the address of the module, provided that the protocol to be used sup-
ports this. If you have chosen a protocol and started the cyclic communication once, the mod-
ule remembers this setting and uses the selected protocol from this point on. To use another
supported protocol with this module, perform a factory reset.
Input/Output Channels for the Field Level
For the field level, the modules have the following input/output channels
•8 x IO-Link Master Ports Class A
If one or more of the IO-Link ports are not required, these can also be freely configured as digi-
tal inputs or outputs (SIO mode).
IO-Link Characteristics of the Modules
The modules support IO-Link Standard V1.1.3.
•Parametrization of IO-Link devices in PROFINET using Siemens IO_LINK_DEVICE func-
tion blocks for Step 7 and the TIA Portal
8 x IO-Link master ports
•8 class A connections with additional freely configurable digital input/outputs at pin 2 of
the I/O port
IO-Link connections
•4-pin M12 connector

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Parameter storage
•The Parameter Storage function stores and monitors the parameters of the IO-Link device
and the IO-Link master.
•This function makes it possible for you to easily replace the IO-Link device or the IO-Link
master.
This is possible from IO-Link specification V1.1 onward and only if the IO-Link device and
the IO-Link master support the function.
IO-Link device parameterization
•The IO-Link devices can be parameterized in the PROFINET protocol using the Siemens
IO_LINK_DEVICE function block for STEP 7 and the TIA Portal.
Special Product Features
•Rugged design:
Connectivity options for the module series include the widespread M12 connector with A
coding for I/O signals and D coding for the network. In addition, the connectors are color-
coded to prevent users from using the wrong ports.
•Integrated web server:
Network parameters such as IP address, subnet mask, and gateway can be adjusted via
the integrated web server. The modules support the communication protocols BOOTP
and DHCP for automated assignment of network parameters via the corresponding serv-
ers.
You can read the parameters of the IO-Link device via the integrated web server and write
new parameters to the modules in single-write mode. Single-write mode does not activate
the automatic parameter storage mechanism.
•Force Mode
In Force Mode, the module ports can be configured as digital inputs/outputs or IO-Link
ports.
"Force Mode" allows the simulation of process data at the digital inputs/outputs without
the need to connect sensors and actuators. This means that you can test an application in
advance without a full physical application. It is possible to simulate input switching states
or to switch outputs even without a controller. This feature makes machine commissioning
simpler and quicker and can be used to test new production plants.
•Integrated network switch:
The integrated two-port Ethernet switch of the modules allows you to set up a line topol-
ogy or a ring topology for the EtherNet/IP network or PROFINET network. The additional
DLR or MRP protocol allows you to design a highly available network infrastructure.
•Redundancy function:
The module firmware supports the redundancy function DLR (Device Level Ring) or MRP
(Media Redundancy Protocol) for ring topologies. This means that if the connection is
interrupted, the modules switch immediately to an alternative ring segment and therefore
ensure interruption-free operation. The supported DLR class is "beacon-based" in accor-
dance with the EtherNet/IP specification.
•Fail-safe function:
The modules provide a fail-safe function. You can therefore choose the behavior of each
individual output channel in the event of an interruption or a loss of communication.
•QuickConnect:
QuickConnect allows the modules to record the communication in an EtherNet/IP network
especially quickly through an accelerated boot-up process. This allows you to switch tools
faster, for example.

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3.2 Indicators and Operating Elements
(1) Channel indicator LED
(2) Status indicator LED
(3) Rotary switch
20X10X
X03
X4 X8
7X3X
X6
5X1X
X2
A
B
XE
X04
DIA BF FM
Link/Act
X02 ERRRUN
X01
US
UL
A
B
A
B
A
B
x100 x10 x1
0E/IP
PN
00
EC
MC
CC
1
2
3
Note
The LEDs in the lower area of the Ethernet IO module have different names and functions
depending on the selected protocol. The following LED descriptions are therefore divided into
a general part (1), which is valid for all protocol settings, and LED descriptions for a specific
protocol setting (2).
Figure 3.1
1
2
X4 X8
DIA BF FM
Link/Act
X02 ERRRUN
X01
U
S
UL
A
B
x100 x10 x1
0E/IP
PN
00
EC
MC
CC

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Indicators—General Part
Description for LED A, B, DIA, UL, US
LED Function
UL1
1.AUX
Green: Auxiliary sensor/actuator voltage OK
•18 V (± 1 V) < UL < 30 V (± 1 V)
Red2: Auxiliary sensor/actuator voltage too low or too high
•UL < 18 V (± 1 V) or UL > 30 V (± 1 V)
Off: No auxiliary sensor/actuator voltage
2.If "Report UL supply voltage fault" is enabled
USGreen: System/sensor voltage OK
•18 V (± 1 V) < US < 30 V (± 1 V)
Red: System/sensor voltage too low or too high
•US < 18 V (± 1 V) or US > 30 V (± 1 V)
Red flashing: The device is reset to its factory settings
Off: No system/sensor voltage
A3
3.X1– X8
Green: IO-Link-COM-Mode
•IO-Link communication present
Green flashing: IO-Link-COM-Mode
•No IO-Link communication
Yellow: Standard I/O mode
•Status of the digital input or output at C/Q
Off: None of the states described above
B3<Default ¬¹ Font> White: Status of digital input and digital output at pin 2 "On"
Red
•Overload or short-circuit at pin 4 and pin 2
•All modes: Overload or short-circuit at line L+ (pin 1)
•Communication errors
Off: One of the states described above.
FM Blue: "Force Mode" active
DIA Red: Peripheral fault (sensor and actuator overload or short-circuit at
line L+ (pin 1))
Red flashing (1 Hz): Watchdog time-out; FailSafe mode is active
Red flashing (2 Hz) for 3 sec: DCP signal service triggered via the bus
Red double flashing: Firmware Update
Off: One of the states described above.
SIO Mode
White: Channel B status (pin 2) is "on"
Red: Overload or short-circuit at C/Q (pin 4) line
Off: No error, not connected
IO-Link mode
Red: IO-Link COM mode: IO-Link communication error or overload or
short-circuit at C/Q (pin 4) line
Green flashing: No IO-Link device connected
Off: Not configured for IO-Link
EtherCAT mode
Red: Module diagnostics alarm active
Table 3.1

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EtherNet/IP Indicators
E/IP areas: relevant LEDs Lnk/Act X01, Lnk/Act X02, MS, NS
PROFINET Indicators
P area: relevant LEDs Lnk/Act X01, Lnk/Act X02, BF, DIA
LED Function
Lnk/Act X01
Lnk/Act X02 Green: Connected to an Ethernet node Yellow flashing: Ethernet node data exchange
Off: No connection
MS Green: Module ready for operation
Green flashing: Configuration missing
Red/green flashing: Self-test
Red: Non-recoverable, serious error
Flashing red: Minor recoverable error (e.g., incorrect configuration)
Off: Module is powered down
NS Green: Module has at least one existing connection
Green flashing: Module has no existing connections. IP address is
available
Red/green: Module is performing a self-test
Red: Module has determined that the assigned IP address already
exists
Red flashing: The connection has timed out or been interrupted
Off: Module is turned off or does not have an IP address.
Table 3.2
LED Function
Lnk/Act X01
Lnk/Act X02 Green: Connected to an Ethernet node Yellow flashing: Ethernet node data exchange
Off: No connection
BF Red: No configuration, slow or no physical connection
Red flashing: Link exists but no communication link to the PROFINET
controller is available
Off: No error
DIA Red: PROFINET diagnostic alarm active
Red flashing (1 Hz): Time-out or FailSafe mode is active
Red flashing (2 Hz) for 3 s: DCP signal service is triggered via the bus
Red double flashing: Firmware Update
Off: No error
Table 3.3

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EtherCAT Indicators
EC area: relevant LEDs Lnk/Act X01, Lnk/Act X02, BF, DIA
Operating Elements
LED Function
Lnk/Act X01
Lnk/Act X02 Green: Connected to an Ethernet node Yellow flashing: Ethernet node data exchange
Off: No connection
BF Red: No configuration, slow or no physical connection
Red flashing: Link exists but no communication link to the EtherCAT
controller is available
Off: EtherCAT controller has established an active connection to the
device
DIA Red: PROFINET diagnostic alarm active
Red flashing (1 Hz): Time-out or FailSafe mode is active
Red flashing (2 Hz) for 3 s: DCP signal service is triggered via the bus
Red double flashing: Firmware Update
Off: No error
Table 3.4
Switch Function
Rotary switch X100 Setting the fieldbus protocol
Setting the IP address1
1.Only EtherNET/IP
Rotary switch X10 Setting the IP address
Rotary switch X1 Setting the IP address

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3.3 Interfaces and Connections
The contact arrangements below show the front view of the plug-in area of the connectors.
Fieldbus Connection X01, X02
•Connection: M12 socket, 4-pin, D-coded
•Color coding: green
Figure 3.2 Schematic drawing of port X01, X02
Connection for IO-Link, Digital Inputs/Outputs X1 ... X8
•Connection: M12 socket, 5-pin, A-coded
•Color coding: black
Caution!
Risk of destruction!
Never route the power supply to the data cable.
Port Pin Signal Function
Ports X01, X02 1 TD+ Transmit data +
2 RD+ Receive data +
3 TD- Transmit data -
4 RD- Receive data -
Table 3.5 Assignment of port X01, X02
1
3
2
4
Caution!
Risk of destruction with external sensor supply!
The module infeed for the sensor supply US may only be provided over the specified power
connection (Power X03/X04 >> US +24 V/GND_US) for the module. It is not permitted to supply
external power via the IO-Port (port X1–X8 >> pin 1/pin 3) and this may destroy the module
electronics through power feedback.
Caution!
Risk of destruction!
Never route the power supply to the data cable.

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Figure 3.3 Schematic drawing of inputs/outputs 1–8
Connection for Power Supply X03, X04
•Power supply with M12 power L-coded
•Color coding: gray
Port Pin Signal Function
IO-Link Class A, inputs/outputs
X1 ... X8 1 L+ IO-Link sensor power supply +24 V
2 IN-x Channel B: digital input (type 1)
3 L- IO-Link sensor power supply
GND_US
4 C/Q Channel A: IO-Link data exchange
5 n.c. not assigned
1
5
3
2
4
Note
For the system/sensor and actuator supply, use only power supplies that comply with PELV
(protective extra-low voltage) or SELV (safety extra-low voltage). Power supplies according to
EN 61558-2-6 (transformer) or EN 60950-1 (switching power supplies) fulfill these
requirements.
Caution!
Loss of function when the system supply voltage is too low.
Ensure in all cases that the supply voltage measured at the most remote node (sensor/actua-
tor) does not drop below 18 V DC in terms of system supply voltage.
Note
Power supply connection
When connecting the power supply, ensure a separate power supply to the sensor and system
via Us and auxiliary voltage via US for actuators, for example. Where the plant has a separate
power supply concept for system current and load current, this means the sensor and system
area of the Ethernet IO module can continue working even if there is a failure of the load power
supply.
Where several Ethernet IO modules are connected in series, ensure the separate power
supplies are connected properly Us .UL.
The IO-Link specification requires at least 20 V at the output supply of the I/O ports L+1. A
minimum of 21 V is required at the power supply US for the IO-Link master to minimize the risk
of internal voltage drops in the IO-Link master.
1.Pin 1

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Figure 3.4 Schematic drawing of M12 L-encoding (plug); port X03 (IN)
Figure 3.5 Schematic drawing of M12 L-encoding (socket); port X04 (OUT)
3.4 Dimensions
Figure 3.6
Port Pin Signal Function
Voltage supply
X03, X04 1 US(+24 V) Sensor/system supply
2 GND ULGround/reference potential U^L
3 GND USGround/reference potential US
4 UL (+24 V) Auxiliary voltage
FE (5) FE (FE) Functional earth
4
1
3
2
FE
4
1
3
2
FE
17.6
30.7
214.5
20
30
59 6
27 27 27 M12 x1 (10x) 27 11.5
16.5
190.3
191.8
200
M4

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Installation
4 Installation
4.1 General Information
Install the module with two M6x25/30 size screws on a level surface. The required torque is
1 Nm. Use washers according to DIN 125. For the installation holes, use a spacing of
237.3 mm to 239.7 mm.
Note
Power supply connection
When connecting the power supply, ensure a separate power supply to the sensor and system
via Us and auxiliary supply via UL for e.g., actuators. Where the plant has a separate power
supply concept for system current and load current, this means the sensor and system area of
the Ethernet IO module can continue working even if there is a failure of the load power supply.
Where several Ethernet IO modules are connected in series, ensure the separate power
supplies are connected properly Us .UL.
Note
To dissipate interference currents and for EMC resistance, the modules use a ground
connection with an M4 thread. This is marked with the symbol for grounding and the label "XE."
Note
Connect the module using a low-impedance connection with the reference ground. In the case
of a grounded mounting surface, you can connect the module directly via the fixing screws.
Note
For non-grounded mounting surfaces, use a ground strap or a suitable FE conductor. Connect
the ground strap or FE conductor to the grounding point using an M4 screw and place a washer
and a serrated washer under the fixing screw if possible.
Note
Use a suitable UL-certified cable (CYJV or PVVA). To program the controller, please consult the
manufacturer information and use only the appropriate accessories.
Note
For UL application:
Approved only for indoor use. Please observe the maximum altitude of 2000 meters. Approved
up to a maximum of pollution degree 2.
Warning!
Terminals, the housing of field-wired terminal boxes or components may exceed a temperature
of 60 °C.
Warning!
Use temperature-resistant cables with the following properties:
Heat resistant up to at least 96 °C.

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5 Commissioning, Protocol Setting
5.1 MAC Addresses
Each device has 3 unique, manufacturer-assigned MAC addresses that cannot be changed by the
user. The first assigned MAC address is printed on the device. This MAC address has no function
for EtherCAT®. For EoE (Ethernet over EtherCAT®), the device is assigned a virtual MAC address.
5.2 Assigning the Device Name to a PROFINET IO Module
Each module must have a device name so that each node in the PROFINET network can be
assigned an IP address. A node search displays all PROFINET devices that have been found.
The module has three assigned MAC addresses when it is delivered. These are unique and
cannot be changed by the user. The first MAC address is shown on the housing of the Ethernet
IO module. (See between X2 and X3). Using this address, each device can be found in the list
of available nodes and assigned a device name.
1. Connect the module to the PROFINET network.
2. In "Device View," select the module "Slot 0."
3. Open the dialog "Accessible devices" via the main menu "Online -> Accessible devices ...."
Figure 5.1

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Figure 5.2
4. Select a module from those found.
If the desired module is not displayed in the list of available nodes on the network, you can
change the device filter and refresh the list. If the device still does not appear, please check
your firewall settings.
5. Assign the selected PROFINET device name to the module.
Figure 5.3
If the device name was set successfully, this will be indicated by the status.
6. Complete the process by pressing the "Assign Name" button.