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Omron NX-EIC202 User Manual (430 pages)

Machine Automation Controller NX-series EtherNet/IP Coupler Unit

Brand: Omron | Category: Controller | Size: 21.91 MB

Introduction

3
- Intended Audience
  3
- Applicable Products
  3
- Table of Contents
  4
Contents

5
Relevant Manuals

10
Manual Structure

11
- Page Structure and Icons
  11
- Special Information
  12
- Precaution on Terminology
  12
Contents

13
- Terms and Conditions Agreement
  
  15
  - Warranty, Limitations of Liability
    15
  - Application Considerations
    16
  - Disclaimers
    16
- Safety Precautions
  
  17
  - Definition of Precautionary Information
    17
  - Symbols
    17
  - Warnings
    18
  - Cautions
    19
- Precautions for Safe Use
  
  20
- Precautions for Correct Use
  
  25
- Regulations and Standards
  
  26
- Unit Versions
  
  28
  - Unit Versions and Support Software Versions
    30
- Related Manuals
  
  31
- Terminology
  
  36
- Revision History
  
  38
- Sections in this Manual
  
  39
  - Ethernet/Ip Networks
    41
Section 1 Ethernet/Ip Networks

42
- Introduction to Ethernet/Ip
  42
  - Ethernet/Ip Features
    42
- Ethernet/Ip Network Configuration Elements
  45
Features of Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminals

52
System Configurations of Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminals

55
- System Configuration
  55
- Types of NX Units
  57
- Safety Control System
  58
Support Software

59
- Applicable Support Software
  59
- Connection Method and Procedures
  59
Specifications

62
Procedures

67
- Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminal Application Procedures
  67
- Details
  69
  - Part Names and Functions
    71
Parts and Names

72
- Ethernet/Ip Coupler Units
  72
- NX Units
  73
- End Cover
  74
Indicators

75
Hardware Switch Settings

78
- Rotary Switches
  78
- DIP Switch
  79
Communications Connector and Peripheral USB Port

80
Terminal Blocks

81
DIN Track Contact Plate

83
- Designing the Power Supply System
  85
Power Supply System and Design Concepts

86
Designing the NX Unit Power Supply System

90
- Procedure for Designing the NX Unit Power Supply System
  90
- Calculation Example for the NX Unit Power Supply
  91
Designing the I/O Power Supply System

93
Selecting External Power Supplies and Protective Devices

100
Section 6 Installation

108
- Installation
  108
- Installing Units
  108
  - Installation Precautions
    108
  - Installation Orientation
    109
  - Preparations for Installation
    112
  - Installation Orientation
    114
  - Installing the Ethernet/Ip Coupler Unit
    115
  - Installing and Connecting NX Units
    118
  - Mounting the End Cover
    121
  - Mounting the End Plates
    123
  - Attaching Markers
    124
  - Removing Units
    125
  - Assembled Appearance and Dimensions
    127
- Control Panel Installation
  130
  - Temperature
    130
  - Humidity
    132
  - Vibration and Shock
    132
  - Atmosphere
    132
  - Electrical Environment
    132
  - Grounding
    137
    
    Wiring
    139
Section 7 Wiring

140
Section 8 Ethernet/Ip Communications

168
- Ethernet/Ip Functions
  168
  - Implicit Message Communications
    168
  - Explicit Message Communications
    169
- Tag Data Links
  170
  - Tag Data Link Data Areas
    171
  - Creating Tag Data Links
    173
    
    Setting up Slave Terminals
    175
Section 9 Setting up Slave Terminals

177
- Settings and Setting Procedures
  177
  - Items to Set
    177
  - Slave Terminal Parameters
    179
  - Setting Procedures
    179
Setting Slave Terminal Parameters

181
- Items to Set
  181
- Setting the NX Unit Configuration Information
  181
- I/O Allocation Information
  185
- I/O Allocation Information
  186
- Unit Operation Settings
  196
- Unit Application Data
  197
- Support Software Functions Used as Required
  198
Transferring and Comparing Settings

202
- Transferring Slave Terminal Setting Information through the USB Port on the Ethernet/Ip Coupler Unit
  202
- Comparing Settings
  203
Setting IP Address

205
Setting Tag Data Links

210
- Starting the Network Configurator
  210
- Tag Data Link Setting Procedure
  212
- Registering Devices
  213
- Determine Tag Sizes
  214
- Creating Tags and Tag Sets
  216
- Connection Settings
  230
- Tag Data Parameters and Specifications
  237
- Downloading Tag Data Link Parameters
  237
- Uploading Tag Data Link Parameters
  240
- Starting and Stopping Tag Data Links
  243
- Additional Tag Data Link Functions
  244
Assigning Network Variables

245
- Basic I/O Mapping
  245
- Support Software I/O Allocation Functions
  247
- I/O Refreshing
  
  249
Introduction to I/O Refreshing for Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminals

250
Communications Performance

253
- I/O Response Time
  253
Functions

259
NX Unit Mounting Settings

260
- Introduction
  260
- Applications
  261
- Setting NX Units as Unmounted Units
  262
Event Logs

264
- Introduction
  264
- Detailed Information on Event Logs
  265
- Automatic Clock Adjustment
  267
- Reading Event Logs
  268
- Clearing Event Logs
  270
- Exporting the Event Log
  271
Clearing All Memory

273
- Introduction
  273
- Details on Clearing All Memory
  273
- Procedure for Clearing All Memory
  274
  - Restarting
    278
    
    Introduction
    278
    
    Details on Restarting
    278
    
    Procedure for Restarting
    279
  - Changing Event Levels
    280
    
    Introduction
    280
    
    Details on Changing Event Levels
    280
    
    Procedure to Change an Event Level
    280
  - Fail-Soft Operation
    282
    
    Overview
    282
    
    Application
    283
    
    Details on Fail-Soft Operation
    283
  - Monitoring Total Power-ON Time
    285
    
    Overview
    285
    
    Details on Monitoring Total Power-ON Times
    285
    
    Checking Total Power-ON Times
    285
  - Ethernet Switch Functions
    286
    
    Troubleshooting
    287
Section 12 Troubleshooting

288
Section 13 Maintenance and Inspection

342
- Cleaning and Maintenance
  342
  - Cleaning
    342
  - Periodic Inspections
    342
- Maintenance Procedures
  344
Appendices

347
- Supported CIP Objects
  349
TCP/UDP Message Service

380
Examples of Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminal Settings and I/O Data Control Procedure Using Messages

391
Programming Example to Detect Valid I/O Data

397
Application Procedure for the Default Settings

398
- A-5-1 Basic Procedure
  398
- Basic Procedure
  398
Connecting to Masters from Other Manufacturers

400
- A-6-1 System Configuration
  400
- System Configuration
  400
- A-6-2 Application Procedure
  401
Dimensions

402
- A-7-1 Ethernet/Ip Coupler Unit
  402
- Ethernet/Ip Coupler Unit
  402
- A-7-2 End Cover
  403
- End Cover
  403
NX Objects

404
- A-8-1 NX Objects
  404
- A-8-2 Format of Object Descriptions
  404
- Format of Object Descriptions
  404
- A-8-3 Unit Information Objects
  405
- A-8-4 Objects that Accept I/O Allocations
  407
- A-8-5 Other Objects
  410
- Other Objects
  410
Terminal Block Model Numbers

411
- A-9-1 Model Number Notation
  411
- Models
  411
- A-9-2 Models
  411
Version Information

413

Omron NX-EIC202 User Manual (424 pages)

Machine Automation Controller NX-series Digital I/O Units

Brand: Omron | Category: I/O Systems | Size: 11.11 MB

Introduction

3
- Intended Audience
  3
- Applicable Products
  3
- Table of Contents
  4
Relevant Manuals

9
Manual Structure

10
- Page Structure and Icons
  10
- Special Information
  11
- Precaution on Terminology
  12
Terms and Conditions Agreement

13
- Warranty, Limitations of Liability
  13
- Application Considerations
  14
- Disclaimers
  14
Safety Precautions

15
- Definition of Precautionary Information
  15
- Symbols
  15
- Warnings
  16
- Cautions
  17
Precautions for Safe Use

19
Precautions for Correct Use

24
Regulations and Standards

25
Unit Versions

27
- Unit Versions and Support Software Versions
  28
Related Manuals

29
Terminology

32
Revision History

34
Sections in this Manual

35
Model List

43
- Model Notation
  43
- Digital Input Units
  44
- Digital Output Units
  44
- Digital Input Units
  46
- Digital Output Units
  48
- Digital Mixed I/O Units
  51
List of Functions

52
- Digital Input Units
  52
- Digital Output Units
  53
- Digital Mixed I/O Units
  54
Support Software

55
- Specifications
  57
Section 2 Specifications

58
General Specifications

58
Individual Specifications

59
- Part Names and Functions
  61
Part Names

62
Indicators

73
- TS Indicator
  75
- IN/OUT Indicator
  76
  - Installation and Wiring
    77
Section 4 Installation and Wiring

78
Installing NX Units

78
- Attaching Markers
  80
- Removing NX Units
  82
- Installation Orientation
  83
Power Supply Types and Wiring

85
- Applications of I/O Power Supply and Supply Methods
  85
- Calculating the Total Current Consumption from I/O Power Supply
  87
Wiring the Terminals

88
Wiring Examples

116
- Wiring the Input Units
  116
- Precautions When Wiring to the Output Units
  128
  - I/O Refreshing
    131
5-1 I/O Refreshing

132
I/O Refreshing Methods

135
- Types of I/O Refreshing Methods
  135
  - Setting the I/O Refreshing Methods
    137
  - Selecting NX Units
    138
  - Free-Run Refreshing
    138
  - Synchronous Input Refreshing
    142
  - Synchronous Output Refreshing
    146
  - Time Stamp Refreshing
    149
  - Input Refreshing with Input Changed Time
    150
  - Output Refreshing with Specified Time Stamp
    157
  - Change
    157
  - An Example of Turning on Outputs at Specific Times after the Sensor Inputs Change
    163
- Types of Digital Input Units
  
  174
- List of Settings
  
  179
- Function
  
  185
  - List of Digital Input Unit Functions
    185
  - Input Filter
    186
    
    Digital Output Units
    191
- Types of Digital Output Units
  
  192
- Specifications of I/O Data
  
  195
  - Allocable I/O Data
    195
- List of Settings
  
  199
- Function
  
  202
- Push-Pull Output
  
  209
- Precautions When Using the Relay Output Units
  
  210
  - Digital Mixed I/O Units
    215
- Types of Digital Mixed I/O Units
  
  216
- Specifications of I/O Data
  
  217
  - Allocable I/O Data
    217
- List of Settings
  
  219
  - Input Settings
    219
  - Output Settings
    220
- Function
  
  221
  - Input Functions
    221
  - Output Functions
    221
    
    Troubleshooting
    223
- How to Check for Errors
  
  224
- Checking for Errors with the Indicators
  
  225
- Checking for Errors and Troubleshooting on the Support Software
  
  227
Resetting Errors

241
Troubles Specific to each Type of NX Units

242
- Digital Inputs
  242
- Digital Outputs
  243
Troubleshooting Flowchart

244
- Cleaning and Inspection
  245
Section 10 Inspection and Maintenance

246
Cleaning and Inspection

246
- Cleaning
  246
- Periodic Inspection
  246
Maintenance Procedures

249
Appendices

251
A-1 Data Sheet

252
- A-1-1 Model List
  252
- Model List
  252
- Digital Input Units
  257
- A-1-3 Digital Output Units
  288
- A-1-4 Digital Mixed I/O Units
  332
A-2 Dimensions

346
Connecting Connector-Terminal Block Conversion Units and I/O Relay Terminals

352
EMC Directive Measures for Relay Outputs

383
A-5 List of NX Objects

384
- A-5-1 Format of Object Descriptions
  384
- A-5-2 Digital Input Units
  385
- A-5-3 Digital Output Units
  393
- A-5-4 Digital Mixed I/O Units
  402
List of Screwless Clamping Terminal Block Models

407
- Model Notation
  407
- List of Terminal Block Models
  407
A-7 Version Information with CPU Units

408
- A-7-1 Relationship between Unit Versions of Units
  408
Version Information with Communications Coupler Units

410
- Connection to an Ethercat Coupler Unit
  410
- A-8-2 Connection to an Ethernet/Ip Coupler Unit
  412
Displaying the Edit Unit Operation Settings Tab Page

414
- A-9-1 Connection to the CPU Unit
  414
- A-9-2 Slave Terminal
  416

Omron NX-EIC202 Connection Manual (68 pages)

E3Z-series IO-Link Photoelectric Sensor

Brand: Omron | Category: Accessories | Size: 3.45 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Related Manuals

4
2 Terms and Definitions

5
3 Precautions

7
4 Overview

8
5 Applicable Devices and Device Configuration

9
- Applicable Devices
  9
- Device Configuration
  10
6 Communications Settings

12
7 IO-Link Connection Procedure

15
- Work Flow
  15
- Slave Terminal Setup
  17
- PLC Setup
  29
- Network Settings for Host Communications
  39
- IO-Link Communication Status Check
  51
8 Initialization Method

62
9 Revision History

66

Omron NX-EIC202 Quick Start Manual (18 pages)

EtherNet/IP Coupler for Use with Rockwell Automation PLCs

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Omron NX-EIC202 User Manual (430 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Contents

Relevant Manuals

Manual Structure

Contents

Terms and Conditions Agreement

Safety Precautions

Precautions for Safe Use

Precautions for Correct Use

Regulations and Standards

Unit Versions

Related Manuals

Terminology

Revision History

Sections in this Manual

Section 1 Ethernet/Ip Networks

Features of Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminals

System Configurations of Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminals

Support Software

Specifications

Procedures

Parts and Names

Indicators

Hardware Switch Settings

Communications Connector and Peripheral USB Port

Terminal Blocks

DIN Track Contact Plate

Power Supply System and Design Concepts

Designing the NX Unit Power Supply System

Designing the I/O Power Supply System

Selecting External Power Supplies and Protective Devices

Section 6 Installation

Section 7 Wiring

Section 8 Ethernet/Ip Communications

Section 9 Setting up Slave Terminals

Setting Slave Terminal Parameters

Transferring and Comparing Settings

Setting IP Address

Setting Tag Data Links

Assigning Network Variables

I/O Refreshing

Introduction to I/O Refreshing for Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminals

Communications Performance

Functions

NX Unit Mounting Settings

Event Logs

Clearing All Memory

Section 12 Troubleshooting

Section 13 Maintenance and Inspection

Appendices

TCP/UDP Message Service

Examples of Ethernet/Ip Slave Terminal Settings and I/O Data Control Procedure Using Messages

Programming Example to Detect Valid I/O Data

Application Procedure for the Default Settings

Connecting to Masters from Other Manufacturers

Dimensions

NX Objects

Terminal Block Model Numbers

Version Information