WAGO 765-4203/0100-0000 Product Manual page 58

Connection
If you do not use a pre-assembled ETHERNET cable, a shielded M12 plug with protec-
tion type IP 67 should be connected to it.
For a cable that is pre-assembled on one end only (e.g., item no. 756-1201/0060-xxxx),
proceed as follows to connect it to an RJ45 plug (e.g., item no. 750-0975):
Because the Auto MDI(X) functionality is enabled for the respective ETHERNET connec-
tion, a crossover cable is not necessary. This functionality automatically detects the direc-
tion for sending data and receiving data, so it is irrelevant which cable type is used
(crossed or uncrossed).
Connecting an Individual Product to an ETHERNET Network
To connect the product to the ETHERNET network, proceed as follows:
1. Disconnect the power supply from the equipment parts on which you have mounted
the module.
2. Connect the port of the EtherCAT
an ETHERNET cable.
3. Tighten the pluggable connector using the knurled-head screw.
Connecting Multiple Products to One ETHERNET Network
The fieldbus module of the WAGO I/O System Field has two connections, IN and OUT, to
allow wiring of a line topology.
Multiple products can be connected to the ETHERNET network as shown in the following
example:
1. De-energize the section of your system on which you wish to mount the product.
2. Connect the port of the EtherCAT
ing an ETHERNET cable. Then tighten the plugs of the ETHERNET cable.
3. Next, use an ETHERNET cable to connect the X22 (OUT) terminal of the first Ether-
CAT
ETHERNET cable.
4. For each additional EtherCAT
The EtherCAT
shown in the following figure:
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slave to X21 (IN) of the next EtherCAT
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modules of the WAGO I/O System Field are wired in a line topology, as
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master to X21 (IN) of the EtherCAT
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master to X21 (IN) of the first EtherCAT
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slave. Then tighten the plugs of the
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slave, connect its OUT to the IN of the following slave.
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Figure 8: RJ45 Pin Assignment
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slave using
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slave us-