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- Page 1 User manual netFIELD sensorEDGE Hilscher Gesellschaft für Systemautomation mbH www.hilscher.com DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Login to Local Device Manager for advanced configuration ...... 46 5.6.2 Adjust system time (optional)................ 50 5.6.3 IO-Link configuration (optional)............... 52 netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 3 Table of contents 3/166 Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services ..... 55 Overview ........................ 55 Monitor data with Node-RED .................. 57 Structure of JSON messages.................. 70 6.3.1 Data message.................... 70 6.3.2 Health message .................... 73 Code examples for querying data via WebSocket ............ 76 Local Device Manager ......................
- Page 4 Table of contents 4/166 12.2 Registered Trademarks.................... 155 12.3 Legal notes........................ 156 List of figures ........................ 160 List of tables......................... 164 Contacts.......................... 166 netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 5: About This Document
GUI (Local Device Manager) and of the sensorEDGE Management Internet Portal. Instructions on how to visualize and monitor sensor data via the Portal’s dashboards or via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services are also provided here. List of revisions... -
Page 6: Conventions In This Document
Instructions 1. Operational step Ø Instruction Ø Instruction 2. Operational step Ø Instruction Ø Instruction Results Intermediate result Final result netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 7: Brief Description
(including the IO-Link Configurator). The Local Device Manager is the user interface to the netFIELD OS, which is the operating system of the sensorEDGE device. Ethernet connector for uplink to the Internet and access to the Local ·... - Page 8 (channel B at pin 2) can be connected for IO-Link communication; however, the digital I/Os are neither evaluated nor supported by the sensorEDGE. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 9: Safety
The device does not contain any parts that are serviceable by the user. Do not open or damage the housing. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 10: Safety Instructions To Avoid Personal Injury
· below appr. 10 V can cause a device reset · netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 11: Labeling Of Safety Messages
Sort of warning or principle Warning of property damage by electrostatic discharge Table 5: Safety signs in safety messages on property damage netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 12: Hardware Description
Hardware description 12/166 4 Hardware description Device overview Figure 1: Device overview with interfaces netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 13: Table 6: Positions On Sensoredge
(“onboarding”) the device with your user sensorEDGE account account in the sensorEDGE Portal (“onboarding”) [} page 30] (21) Model sensorEDGE model name – Table 6: Positions on sensorEDGE netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 14: Interfaces
Cable assemblies: https://shop.murrelektronik.com/en/Connection-Technology/With- · open-ended-wires/Power/M12-Power-L-coded-5pol-female-0-with- cable-7000-P4221-9660150.html · https://www.ifm.com/de/en/product/E12641 https://www.phoenixcontact.com/online/portal/pi/?uri=pxc-oc- · itemdetail:pid=1414772 Connector only: https://b2b.harting.com/ebusiness/en/M12-Power-IDC-female-L-code- · d/21032962505 https://b2b.harting.com/ebusiness/de/M12-Power-IDC-female-L-coded- · w-o-FE/21032962506 · https://catalog.belden.com/index.cfm?event=pd&p=PF_RKCCS5L netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 15: Ethernet Connector
AWG22-7-PUR-0-5m/09486883018005 https://b2b.harting.com/ebusiness/de/RJ45-M12-d-code-str-AWG22-7- · PUR-0-5m/09486896018005 https://www.metz-connect.com/home/products/pcabling/cables-and- · wires/connection-cables-m12~e3.en.html?id=142M1D10010 · https://www.metz-connect.com/home/products/pcabling/cables-and- wires/connection-cables-m12~e3.en.html?id=142M4D15010 Connectors only: https://shop.murrelektronik.com/en/Connection-Technology/Field- · wireable/Data/MOSA-M12-MALE-0-FIELD-WIREABLE- IDC-7000-14521-0000000.html https://www.te.com/deu-de/product-T4111502031-000.html · · https://www.sick.com/de/en/ste-1204-g/p/p314574 netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 16: Io-Link Master
Use cables featuring an M12 A-coded male connector for mating; e.g. one of the following products (other brands are also available): https://www.phoenixcontact.com/online/portal/us?uri=pxc-oc- itemdetail:pid=1406246 https://comtrol.com/product-accessories/io-link-block-accessories/iol- cable-coded-male-female https://www.balluff.com/local/de/productfinder/product/?key=BCC039H#/ https://products.lappgroup.com/online-catalogue/data-communication- systems/sensoractuator-cabling/m12-cordsets/unitronic-sensor-m12- m12.html netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 17: Leds
Device has received its software and configuration (green) from the sensorEDGE Portal and is operational. Table 11: CLD (Cloud) LED netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 18: Edg (Edge) Led
(not needed or used by the device) No U auxiliary supply voltage connected Table 13: 1L and 2L LEDs netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 19: Ethernet Leds
No digital input signal at pin 2 (default state) (off) Overload/short circuit (pin 2 and pin 3) (red) Table 15: IO-Link Port Status LEDs netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 20: Block Diagram
Hardware description 20/166 Block diagram Figure 2: sensorEDGE block diagram netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 21: Commissioning And First Steps
Optional: Create an API key and use it to query the API Key Manager [} page 144] sensor’s data from the sensorEDGE Portal via API and Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket with your own applications. WebSocket API services [} page 55] Table 16: Quick commissioning of the sensorEDGE device netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual ©... -
Page 22: Advanced Setup
Portal via API and WebSocket with your netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API own applications. services [} page 55] Table 17: Advanced setup sensorEDGE netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 23: Installation
Mount the device so that the diagnosis LEDs of the device remain · visible. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 24 M4 cylinder head screws of suitable length at the upper and lower ends. The recommended tightening torque for the screws is 0.8 Nm. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 25: Power Supply Requirements
Ø Supply voltage below the lower limit can cause malfunction of the device. Ø Supply voltage below appr. 10 V can cause a device reset. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 26: Connecting Cables
(see section Ethernet connector [} page 15] for examples of suitable accessory cable products). Ø Use a torque of 0.4 – 0.6 Nm for tightening the locking screw. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 27: After Installation
Ø Observe the EDG LED in order to check if the IO-Link sensors are properly configured and operational (see section EDG (Edge) LED [} page 18] for details). netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 28: Create User Account In Sensoredge Portal
Portal. Ø On the sensorEDGE Portal web page, select the Remember me option, then click Sign In. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 29: Figure 4: Account Information
“pair” your device with your account (you can pair your device before or after installing your sensorEDGE device). netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 30: Pair Sensoredge Device With Your Sensoredge Account ("Onboarding")
Ø On the landing page of the sensorEDGE Portal, click on the Device Manager tile. Figure 5: sensorEDGE Portal Landing page netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 31: Figure 6: Empty Device Manager In Sensoredge Portal
IDs. If you want to delete an ID, click the grey x button. Ø Click Onboard button. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 32: Figure 8: Device Overview In Device Manager
Figure 8: Device overview in Device Manager Ø Check the STATUS indicator: A green dot indicates that the sensorEDGE device is online. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 33: Figure 9: Device Details In Device Manager
Ø Under DATA PUBLISHING INTERVAL, you can change the publishing interval of the data that the sensorEDGE device sends to the cloud respectively Portal (default is every 10 seconds). netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 34: Create Dashboard(S) And Monitor Io-Link Sensor Data
Portal’s landing page. Ø On the landing page, click the Dashboard Manager tile. Figure 10: sensorEDGE Portal landing page netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 35: Figure 11: Dashboard Manager Start Page
Ê The New Dashboard dialog opens. Figure 12: New Dashboard dialog Ø Enter a name and a short description for your dashboard, then click Save. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 36: Figure 13: Empty New Dashboard
You can hover with your cursor over a bar to display its exact value in a hover box (a.k.a. mouseover). You can also hide individual bars/data sources by clicking on the label in the legend. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 37: Figure 14: Drag And Drop Widget
Device Manager in the Portal (see section Device Details page [} page 121]). Alternatively, the interval can also be set in the Local Device Manager under netFIELD App IO-Link Configurator > Dashboard > Payload > Refresh interval (see section IO-Link Configurator Dashboard [} page 99]). -
Page 38: Figure 15: Edit Chart
Edit from the menu). Figure 15: Edit chart Ê The configuration panel of the Line chart widget opens: Figure 16: Empty data source tab netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 39: Figure 17: Data Source Tab
“normal operation”. The list also indicates the sensorEDGE device’s ports from where the sensor signal is coming. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 40: Figure 18: Line Chart Preview
However, be aware that they all should be of the same data type and unit (e.g. distance measurement values in centimeters or e.g. temperature in °Celsius etc.). netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 41: Figure 19: Change Sensor Name
(The label will also be displayed in the footer of the chart as legend next to the line color that you will pick for this data source.) Ø Click button. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 42: Figure 20: Visualization Panel
Ø In the Panel Configuration sub-tab of the Visualization tab, you can define the overall structure and appearance of the Line chart. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 43: Figure 21: Defining Line Color Of Sensor Data
(if you have added more than one data source to your chart configuration). Figure 21: Defining line color of sensor data netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 44: Figure 22: Sensor Meta Data Tab
Figure 23: Sensor Health Data tab 10. Save and close chart configuration. Ø After having finished your chart configuration, click Save button in the header. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 45: Figure 24: Configured Line Chart Widget
You can also resize a widget by grabbing its “handle” in the lower right corner of the widget window. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 46: Advanced Configuration
Ø To display all devices in the network, open your Windows Explorer and select Network. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 47: Figure 25: Login Device Manager
Ø Click Sign In button. Ê For security reasons, you are now forced to change the default admin password immediately. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 48: Figure 26: Enter Current Password Dialog
You can change the password again later in the Local Device Manager under Accounts > System Administrator > Set Password or under (user menu) > Account Settings. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 49: Figure 28: Re-Authentication Dialog
Manager for configuration purposes. Regaining access the Local Device Manager after losing your password will require a device recovery procedure, for which you will have to return your device to your local Hilscher representative (see chapter Device recovery [} page 147]). netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual ©... -
Page 50: Adjust System Time (Optional)
(note that the list is searchable). netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 51 Ø To update the display of the system time (to adapt it to the changed time zone), refresh the web page by pressing the F5 key on your keyboard. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 52: Io-Link Configuration (Optional)
Ø Login to the Local Device Manager as described in section Login to Local Device Manager for advanced configuration [} page 46] Ø In the navigation panel, click netFIELD App IO-Link Configurator. Ê Missing IODDs are indicated in the Live View of the Dashboard of the IO-Link Configurator: Figure 31: Missing IODD in Live view... -
Page 53: Figure 32: Attachments Page
Ê The Add Device Attachment dialog opens: Figure 33: Attachments Add Dialog Ø Click Choose File button to open the file selection dialog of your browser. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 54: Figure 34: File Selection Dialog
Ê After receiving the Successful message, you can close the dialog. The sensor’s settings contained in the IODD file are automatically applied after successful upload. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 55: Querying Sensoredge Data Via Netfield Cloud Websocket Api Services
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 55/166 6 Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services Overview The sensorEDGE streams (or “publishes”) the process data and health information of the connected sensors via two MQTT topics, i.e. Data and Health. - Page 56 Dashboard Manager [} page 125]). However, if you do not want to use the Portal’s Dashboard Manager, you can query the sensorEDGE Data and Health topics via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services with your own application(s). This chapter provides information on how to access the data streams of the sensorEDGE via WebSocket interface of the netFIELD Cloud backend API api.netfield.io.
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Page 57: Monitor Data With Node-Red
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 57/166 Monitor data with Node-RED Overview This section provides an easy-to-follow example of how to access the data stream of the sensorEDGE with Node-RED via the WebSocket interface of the netFIELD Cloud backend API api.netfield.io. -
Page 58: Figure 38: Install Netfield Websocket Nodes
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 58/166 Ø In the Install tab of the Palette, enter netfield into the search field to search for node-red-contrib-netfield-websocket (Node-RED nodes for Hilscher 'netFIELD Cloud' WebSocket API services). Figure 38: Install netFIELD WebSocket nodes Ø... -
Page 59: Figure 40: Editing Netfield Websocket Node
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 59/166 Ø Double-click the node to open its Properties in edit mode. Figure 40: Editing netFIELD WebSocket node Ø Click the pen icon next to the Websocket field. Figure 41: Properties of netFIELD WebSocket node Ø... -
Page 60: Figure 42: Copy Api Key In Sensoredge Portal
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Page 61: Figure 44: Copy Device Id In Sensoredge Portal
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 61/166 Ø Go back to the sensorEDGE Portal, open the Device Manager and look for the specific sensorEDGE device from which you want to fetch data in Node-RED. Click on the sensorEDGE device in the list to open its details page, then copy its Device ID to your clipboard. -
Page 62: Figure 46: Copy Data Topic In Sensoredge Portal
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 62/166 Ø Go back to the device details page of the Device Manager in the Portal and copy to your clipboard the topic that you want to monitor/visualize in Node-RED. In our first example, this is the Data topic containing the measurement data from all sensors connected to the sensorEDGE device. -
Page 63: Figure 47: Paste Topic In Node-Red
Ø In the Nodes tab on the left, search for the debug node (under common) and drag & drop it into the flow. Ø Connect the debug node (labelled as “msg.payload”) to the netFIELD node. Figure 48: Add and connect payload node netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual ©... -
Page 64: Figure 49: Rename Telemetry Debug Node
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 64/166 Ø Double-click the debug/msg.payload node to open its Properties dialog in order to give it a meaningful name, e.g. “Telemetry payload”: Figure 49: Rename telemetry debug node Ø Click Done to close the Properties dialog of the Debug node. -
Page 65: Figure 51: Add Health Node
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 65/166 5. Add a node for Health data. Ø Drag and drop the netFIELD websocket in node a second time into your flow again. Figure 51: Add Health node Ø Double-click the node to open its Properties in edit mode. -
Page 66: Figure 53: Copy Health Topic String In Portal
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 66/166 Ø In the # Topic field paste the topic string from the Portal; this time, however, copy and paste the Health topic string: Figure 53: Copy health topic string in Portal Ø... -
Page 67: Figure 55: Health Flow Added
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 67/166 6. Add another debug node. Ø Drag and drop a second debug node into the flow and connect it to the Health data node. Figure 55: Health flow added Ø Double-click the debug/msg.payload node to open its Properties in order to give it a meaningful name, e.g. -
Page 68: Figure 57: Debug Tab
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 68/166 7. Monitor the health data. Ø Click the Debug button to open the Debug tab. Figure 57: Debug tab Ê If the filter in the debug tab is set to all nodes, the payload data of both nodes is displayed. -
Page 69: Figure 59: Health Payload Data In Debug Tab
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 69/166 Ø In the Debug tab, click to expand the hierarchical elements within a message to see the health diagnosis of a certain sensor; e.g. payload object > data > Messages > 1 > Payload > health/ healthscore. -
Page 70: Structure Of Json Messages
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 70/166 Structure of JSON messages 6.3.1 Data message This section shows an example of a data object message in JSON format sent from the sensorEDGE device to the sensorEDGE cloud. The sensorEDGE device “bundles” the current data values from its connected sensors in an array and sends them to the cloud in a single JSON object message. - Page 71 Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 71/166 "payload":{ "createdAt": "2021-07-01T12:48:30.161Z", "topic": "oi4/OTConnector/hilscher.com/IO-Link-Adapter/IOLINKADAPTER/netfield-app-opc-ua-io-link-adapter/pub/ data", "chunk":null, "data":{ "MessageId": "1625143710117-OTConnector/hilscher.com/IO-Link-Adapter/IOLINKADAPTER/netfield-app-opc- ua-io-link-adapter", "MessageType": "ua-data", "PublisherId": "OTConnector/hilscher.com/IO-Link-Adapter/IOLINKADAPTER/netfield-app-opc-ua-io-link- adapter", "Messages":[ "DataSetWriterId": 524, "Timestamp": "2021-07-01T12:48:30.117Z", "MetaDataVersion":{ "majorVersion": 1624960594476, "minorVersion": 1624960594476 "POI": "ifm.com%2FO5D150%2FO5D150%2F310.372.O5D150.X1.ObservationValues", "Payload":{ "Distance": 27, "SwitchstateOUT1": true...
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Page 72: Table 19: Important Elements In Data Message
Element Description "topic" MQTT topic (UTF-8 coded) "PublisherId" ID of the instance in the sensorEDGE device (i.e. the netFIELD App OPC-UA IO-Link Adapter) that published the data to the MQTT message bus. "Messages" Array of messages containing the IDs and values retrieved from the connected sensor(s). -
Page 73: Health Message
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 73/166 6.3.2 Health message This section shows an example of a Health message in JSON format sent from the sensorEDGE device to the sensorEDGE cloud. The sensorEDGE device “bundles” the current health information from all its connected sensors in an array and sends it to the cloud in a single JSON object message. - Page 74 Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 74/166 "payload": { "createdAt": "2021-07-01T12:49:01.056Z", "topic": "oi4/OTConnector/hilscher.com/IO-Link-Adapter/IOLINKADAPTER/netfield-app-opc-ua-io-link-adapter/ pub/health", "chunk": null, "data": { "MessageId": "1625143741019-OTConnector/hilscher.com/IO-Link-Adapter/IOLINKADAPTER/netfield-app- opc-ua-io-link-adapter", "MessageType": "ua-data", "PublisherId": "OTConnector/hilscher.com/IO-Link-Adapter/IOLINKADAPTER/netfield-app-opc-ua-io-link- adapter", "DataSetClassId": "d8e7b6df-42ba-448a-975a-199f59e8ffeb", "Messages": [ "DataSetWriterId": 1, "Timestamp": "2021-07-01T12:49:01.019Z", "POI": "hilscher.com/IO-Link-Adapter/IOLINKADAPTER/netfield-app-opc-ua-io-link-adapter", "Payload": { "health": "NORMAL_0", "healthScore": 100 "DataSetWriterId": 521, "Timestamp”: "2021-07-01T12:49:01.019Z", "POI": "ifm.com/O5D150/O5D150/310.372.O5D150.X1", "Payload": { "health": "NORMAL_0", "healthScore": 100 "DataSetWriterId": 529,...
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Page 75: Table 20: Important Elements In Health Message
Description "topic" MQTT topic (UTF-8 coded) "PublisherId" ID of the instance in the sensorEDGE device (i.e. the netFIELD App OPC-UA IO-Link Adapter) that published the data to the MQTT message bus. "Messages" Array of messages containing the retrieved health information of the connected sensor(s) and of the netFIELD App OPC-UA IO- Link Adapter. -
Page 76: Code Examples For Querying Data Via Websocket
Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services 76/166 Code examples for querying data via WebSocket Code examples of a simple Javascript and Python programs that allow you to connect to the WebSocket server in the cloud and consume the data... -
Page 77: Local Device Manager
In the navigation panel on the left of the screen, you can select the available management and configuration pages. Shows the firmware version of the operating system (netFIELD OS). Main screen displaying the management page that you have selected in the navigation panel. - Page 78 (i.e. the account you are currently logged in with). See also Accounts section for further information. – Log Out: Logs you out of the Local Device Manager. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 79: System
To match the required format, the Hardware ID may be “filled up” with zeros. Operating System Name and version of the installed operating system (netFIELD OS). Click on the blue name to open a window showing further details (i.e. the exact firmware version). -
Page 80: Figure 62: Change Host Name Dialog
For instructions on how to change the time settings, see section Set system time. Last Reboot Shows date and time of the last reboot (restart) of the operating system (netFIELD OS). netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 81 This is the reason why the SYS LED, the 1L power LED and the IO- Link port LEDs remain on after using this function. If you have shut down the netFIELD OS, you can restart it by manually performing a full power cycle (briefly disconnecting the voltage supply).
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Page 82: Networking
The graphs in the area on top show the amount of network traffic (sending and receiving) for the last five minutes. Firewall The Firewall is a service available to all Hilscher devices of the netFIELD product portfolio that are based on the netFIELD OS. If configured accordingly, the embedded firewall restricts access between different network interfaces and takes control over the packets processed by the embedded device. -
Page 83: Figure 64: Details Of Lan Interface (Eth0)
This is a “bridge” that was automatically created by the netFIELD OS after “onboarding” the device. Do not change the settings of this interface! cifx0: This is an internal interface connecting the communication controller to the netFIELD OS. -
Page 84: Figure 65: Ipv4 Settings
Ø In the Addresses drop-down list, select Manual. Figure 66: Manual IPv4 Settings Ø Enter the address parameters, then click Apply button. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 85 The Network Proxy section shows the HTTP/HTTPS/FTP proxy server settings of your device. Note that the No Proxy URIs localhost and 127.0.0.1 are “internal” destinations in the netFIELD OS and are therefore not to be addressed via Proxy server. They appear as No Proxy entries by default, even if you did not configure any Proxy server for your device.
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Page 86: Network Proxy Settings
Proxy server. By default, these are localhost and 127.0.0.1, which are “internal” addresses of the netFIELD OS and are therefore not to be handled by a proxy server. The localhost and 127.0.0.1 entries appear in the No Proxy list even if you did not configure any Proxy Server for your device. -
Page 87: Figure 68: Proxy Settings Dialog Window
IP address or host name, e.g.: http://192.168.20.122 Ø In the Port field, enter the number of the port that the proxy server is using. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 88: Figure 70: Separate Http/Https/Ftp Configuration
Do not change or remove the localhost and 127.0.0.1 entries in the No Proxy section. These are “internal” addresses of the netFIELD OS that cannot be handled by a proxy server because they are required for internal communication. You can, however, add further exceptions in the Host field. -
Page 89: Figure 71: Restart Dialog After Changing Proxy Server Configuration
OS immediately or specify a delayed restart. Ø Click Manual restart later if you want to restart the netFIELD OS later on the System page (System > Power Options > Restart). If you choose this option, do not forget to restart later, otherwise the netFIELD OS will not be able to communicate via your new proxy server settings. -
Page 90: Accounts
Ø To create a new user account, click on the Create New Account button. Ê The Create New Account dialog opens: Figure 73: Create new account netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 91: Figure 74: Edit Account
Note: With a SSH key pair (private and public key), you can login (e.g. with a terminal program like PuTTY) to the netFIELD OS SSH shell by using your private key. The password is replaced by the private key, and you only have to specify a valid netFIELD OS account name (e.g. -
Page 92: Certificate
Certificate and Private Key files in *.pem format to your device. Figure 75: Web Server Certificate netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 93: System Update
System Update 7.6.1 Operating System On the Operating System tab, you can update the netFIELD operating system (netFIELD OS) of the sensorEDGE device via local access. Note: The OS can also be updated via the software update function in the Device Manager of the sensorEDGE Portal (see section Device Details page [} page 121]). -
Page 94: Figure 77: Selected Os Update Image
Ê The image is uploaded to the device. This might take a few minutes. After uploading has been finished, the following screen appears: Figure 78: Upload finished message netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 95: Figure 79: Os Update "Disconnected" Message
The new firmware version will be indicated in the bottom left corner of the Device Manager screen. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 96: Netx 90 Firmware
Figure 80: netX 90 Firmware update page To update the netX 90 firmware, proceed as follows: 1. Download the netX 90 firmware ZIP archive file from Hilscher (contact Hilscher support for instructions). 2. Upload the ZIP archive file from your local PC to the device. -
Page 97: Logs
Logs The Logs page allows you to monitor the messages produced by the systemd journal of the netFIELD OS. Ø In the drop-down lists in the header, you can filter the messages by time/date, Severity (type) and Service (i.e. the “service” that issued the message). -
Page 98: Io-Link Configurator
IO-Link Configurator 7.8.1 Overview The netFIELD App IO-Link Configurator allows you to manage and monitor connected IO-Link sensors. The app is automatically downloaded and started on your sensorEDGE device after you have paired your device (“onboarded”) with your account in the sensorEDGE Portal. -
Page 99: Io-Link Configurator Dashboard
If the sensorEDGE device could not download the IODD file of a connected sensor from the Internet, this is indicated by the “IODD missing!” label. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 100: Figure 84: Payload Tab In Dashboard
Master or OPC UA Server elements, which means that no sensor data at all will be published to the Portal.) netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 101: Table 21: Elements In Payload Tab
Click on arrow symbol to collapse it. Element is collapsed (subordinate elements/parameters are hidden). Click on arrow symbol to expand it. Table 21: Elements in Payload tab netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 102: Figure 85: Container Info Tab In Dashboard
“containerized” software components that are handling the data transmission from the IO-Link sensors to the sensorEDGE Portal. Figure 85: Container Info tab in Dashboard netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 103: Connected Device
The Info tab shows identification parameters of the sensorEDGE device and its embedded IO-Link master. Figure 86: Info tab of sensorEDGE IO-Link Master netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 104: Figure 87: Info Tab Of Port
Actual cycle time of IO-Link communication. Default setting in the Configuration tab is AFAP (as fast as possible, i.e. depending on the capabilities of the sensor device). netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 105 ID of the new device. Note: Default ID is 0x0 (not checked). Table 22: Elements in Port Info tab netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 106: Figure 88: Example Of Master Event Message
Example of master event: Figure 88: Example of master event message Example of device event: Figure 89: Example of device event message netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 107: Figure 90: Configuration Tab Of Port
Note: Default ID is 0x0. Apply Click this button to apply changed port configuration settings Table 23: Elements in Configuration tab of port netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 108: Figure 91: Tabs Of Connected Sensor (Example)
For descriptions of the parameters and configuration options of a sensor device, please consult the device’s documentation. Info tab of sensor Figure 91: Tabs of connected sensor (example) netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 109: Figure 92: Missing Iodd File Message
(note that the sensorEDGE requires Internet access for this). The IODD file will be automatically applied after the download. Figure 92: Missing IODD file message netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 110: Attachments
IODD file for one of your sensors from the Internet, you can manually upload the corresponding IODD file in ZIP format here. Figure 93: Attachments page netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 111: Figure 94: Add Device Attachments Dialog
Attachment dialog. Figure 94: Add Device Attachments dialog Ø Click Choose File button to open the file selection dialog of your browser. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 112: Figure 95: Upload Iodd
Ê After receiving the Successful message, you can upload further ZIP files or close the dialog. The sensor’s settings contained in the IODD file are automatically applied after successful upload. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 113: Figure 97: Delete Dialog
Note: Deleting an IO-Link sensor in the Device tab will also delete the corresponding IODD file of the sensor. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 114: Figure 98: Attachments Memory
Important: Be careful with the Delete button. Clicking the Delete button will immediately delete the corresponding files without further warning. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 115: Sensoredge Portal
(Otherwise you will be logged out of the Portal after one hour of inactivity.) netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 116: Figure 100: Landing Page Sensoredge Portal
The landing page opens after logging into your sensorEDGE account. It allows you to access the management apps by clicking the corresponding tile. Figure 100: Landing page sensorEDGE Portal netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 117: Figure 101: User Profile
Click the + Add Email button to enter a subscriber’s Email address. Click x to remove a subscriber’s Email address. Table 25: User Profile parameters netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 118: Figure 102: Sensoredge Documentation Page
Docs button in header to open the sensorEDGE Documentation page providing links to various help and documentation resources: Figure 102: sensorEDGE Documentation page netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 119: Device Manager
Name of the device. To change the name, click on the device in the list to open the device details page, then enter the new name in the field next to the icon. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 120 Table 26: Elements on Device Manager start page To open the details page of a device, click on it in the list. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 121: Device Details Page
Portal to your device and automatically updated. This can take a few minutes and may lead to a temporary loss of the cloud connectivity of the device. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 122 API key with your own custom application. You can use the button to copy the topic name string(s) to your clipboard, from where you can paste it into your application. See also section Querying sensorEDGE data via netFIELD Cloud WebSocket API services [} page 55]. Data This topic contains the published “payload”...
- Page 123 Click on the little triangle icon in front of the DETAILS, TOPICS or PORTS areas to expand ( ) or collapse ( ) the subordinate parameters of the group. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 124: Onboarding Page
Completes the onboarding after having entered the sensorEDGE ID. Cancel Exits the page without onboarding. Table 28: Elements on Onboarding page netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
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If the list contains more than ten entries, you can scroll here to display further entries. Table 29: Elements on Dashboard Manager start page netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 126: Dashboard
Create dashboard(s) and monitor IO-Link sensor data [} page 34]. Figure 107: Dashboards netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 127: Table 30: Elements In Dashboard
Click this entry to configure the chart (e.g. select new data Edit sources or change legends and colors). Click this entry to delete the chart. Delete Table 30: Elements in dashboard netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 128: Figure 108: Resizing Widget Window
Dashboard Manager or to the landing page of the sensorEDGE Portal. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 129: Line Chart Widget
Device Manager in the Portal (see section Device Details page [} page 121]). Alternatively, the interval can also be set in the Local Device Manager under netFIELD App IO-Link Configurator > Dashboard > Payload > Refresh interval (see section IO-Link Configurator Dashboard [} page 99]). -
Page 130: Figure 110: Drag Chart
Ø In the Line Chart window, click Edit Configuration to open its configuration mode (or click the menu button, then select the Edit button): Figure 111: Line Chart configuration window netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 131: Figure 112: Line Chart Data Source Panel
Delete Sensor Click this button to remove this data source from the chart. Table 31: Elements in Data Source panel netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 132: Figure 113: Line Chart Visualization Panel
Together with the update interval, this defines the time frame of the line chart. Table 32: Panel Configuration (Line chart visualization parameters) netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 133: Figure 114: Sensor Visualization Parameters
Sensor Health Data tab In the Sensor Health Data tab, you can check the health of your data sources/sensors. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 134: Gauge Chart Widget
Device Details page of the Device Manager in the Portal (see section Device Details page [} page 121]). Alternatively, the interval can also be set in the Local Device Manager under netFIELD App IO-Link Configurator > Dashboard > Payload > Refresh interval (see section IO-Link Configurator Dashboard [} page 99]). -
Page 135: Figure 117: Gauge Chart Configuration Window
Unlike the Line Chart and the Vertical Bar Chart, a Gauge Chart can have only one data source (by default named “Sensor 0”). Figure 118: Gauge Data Source panel netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 136: Figure 119: Gauge Chart Visualization Panel
Click this button to remove this data source from the chart. Table 33: Elements in Data Source panel Visualization panel Figure 119: Gauge Chart Visualization panel netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 137: Table 34: Panel Configuration (Gauge Chart Visualization Parameters)
Sensor Health Data tab In the Sensor Health Data tab, you can check the health of your data source/sensor. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 138: Vertical Bar Chart Widget
Device Manager in the Portal (see section Device Details page [} page 121]). Alternatively, the interval can also be set in the Local Device Manager under netFIELD App IO-Link Configurator > Dashboard > Payload > Refresh interval (see section IO-Link Configurator Dashboard [} page 99]). -
Page 139: Figure 121: Drag Bar Chart
Ø In the Vertical Bar Chart window, click Edit Configuration to open its configuration mode (or click the menu button, then select the Edit button): Figure 122: Vertical Bar Chart configuration window netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 140: Figure 123: Vertical Bar Chart Data Source Panel
Delete Sensor Click this button to remove this data source from the chart. Table 35: Elements in Data Source panel netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 141: Figure 124: Vertical Bar Chart Visualization Panel
Portal 141/166 Visualization panel Figure 124: Vertical Bar Chart Visualization panel netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 142: Figure 125: Sensor Visualization Parameters
You can pick from the tableau or enter the HTML color code. If you do not specify a color, blue will be used as default. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 143 Sensor Health Data tab In the Sensor Health Data tab, you can check the health of your data sources/sensors. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 144: Api Key Manager
Note: API keys enable and regulate the access of customer applications to the functions and services of the Hilscher netFIELD Platform. The web services of the platform can be accessed under api.netFIELD.io With the API key, you can query the sensor’s data from the netFIELD Platform via WebSocket with your own application(s). -
Page 145: Figure 127: Api Key Details Page
(for using it in your custom application). It also allows you to check how often it has been used so far (Used requests count). Figure 127: API Key details page netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 146: Figure 128: Add Api Key Dialog
Shows the string of the API key which is used for authentication when accessing the API function(s) of the Hilscher netFIELD Platform. This string must be securely stored in the back-end of the customer application and must be passed as an "access... -
Page 147: Device Recovery
Ethernet LAN interface (eth0) in the Local Device Manager. If you require a recovery of your sensorEDGE device, contact Hilscher support via email at support@hilscher.com or via contact form on https://www.hilscher.com/support/contact/. -
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Relative humidity 5% … 95% (operation) Pollution degree 3 (EN 60664-1) Altitude 0 ... 2000 m Overvoltage category II (EN 60664-1) netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 149 (Note: Yellow is produced by switching red and green duo LED on at the same time) 8 x B (red/green/yellow) Not used Table 39: Technical data sensorEDGE netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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Page 150: Table 40: Technical Data Io-Link Ports
Maximum current consumption per IO-Link port with airflow of ~ 0.5 m/s: 1800 mA. Circuit High-side driver, no back current protection from 1L+ output. Table 40: Technical data IO-Link ports netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 151: 11 Decommissioning, Dismounting And Disposal
You are legally obliged to dispose of all waste electronic equipment according to national and local regulations. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 152: 12 Appendix
Check load and wire connection 0x1813 Over current at pin 4 (DIO) Error Check load and wire connection Table 41: IO-Link Master Event Codes netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... -
Page 153: Io-Link Device Event Codes (Common)
See manual of the used IO-Link Device 0xFF91 Internal Data Storage upload request Notification (single See manual of the used IO-Link shot) Device netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public... - Page 154 See manual of the used IO-Link Device Any other code Reserved See manual of the used IO-Link Device Table 42: IO-Link Device Event Codes (common) netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
- Page 155 ® GitHub is a registered trademark of GitHub Inc. ® IO-Link is a registered trademark of the PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
- Page 156 HILSCHER netFIELD Source Code/ Software LICENSE AGREEMENT. netFIELD OS may include 3rd party software or software declared as Open Source. The licensing information of all included software components are provided in textual form in the netFIELD OS under the folder /usr/share/common-licenses and subfolders.
- Page 157 Liability disclaimer The hardware and/or software was created and tested by Hilscher Gesellschaft für Systemautomation mbH with utmost care and is made available as is. No warranty can be assumed for the performance or...
- Page 158 Additional guarantees Although the hardware and software was developed and tested in-depth with greatest care, Hilscher Gesellschaft für Systemautomation mbH shall not assume any guarantee for the suitability thereof for any purpose that was not confirmed in writing. No guarantee can be granted whereby the...
- Page 159 The customer hereby expressly acknowledges that this document contains trade secrets, information protected by copyright and other patent and ownership privileges as well as any related rights of Hilscher Gesellschaft für Systemautomation mbH. The customer agrees to treat as confidential all of the information made available to customer by Hilscher Gesellschaft für...
- Page 160 Install netFIELD WebSocket nodes..............58 Figure 39: netFIELD websocket node ................... 58 Figure 40: Editing netFIELD WebSocket node ..............59 netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
- Page 161 List of figures 161/166 Figure 41: Properties of netFIELD WebSocket node............. 59 Figure 42: Copy API Key in sensorEDGE Portal ..............60 Figure 43: Paste API Key in Node-RED ................60 Figure 44: Copy Device ID in sensorEDGE Portal ..............61 Figure 45: Paste Device ID in Node-RED................
- Page 162 Figure 120: Vertical Bar Chart live................... 138 Figure 121: Drag bar chart....................... 139 Figure 122: Vertical Bar Chart configuration window............... 139 netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
- Page 163 API Key Manager start page ................144 Figure 127: API Key details page .................... 145 Figure 128: Add API Key dialog....................146 netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
- Page 164 Elements on API Key details page ................. 146 Table 39: Technical data sensorEDGE .................. 148 Table 40: Technical data IO-Link ports................... 150 netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
- Page 165 List of tables 165/166 Table 41: IO-Link Master Event Codes................... 152 Table 42: IO-Link Device Event Codes (common) ..............153 netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
- Page 166 Phone: +1 630-505-5301 E-mail: info@hilscher.it E-mail: info@hilscher.us Support Support Phone: +39 02 25007068 Phone: +1 630-505-5301 E-mail: it.support@hilscher.com E-mail: us.support@hilscher.com netFIELD sensorEDGE | User manual © Hilscher 2021 DOC200601UM01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2021-09 | Released | Public...
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