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- Page 1 Doc.DOC1102693 Guide Wireless Base web server pairing and parameter setting for wireless Remotes: EXA1-xx-SA & EXW1-RLx PRODUCT NAME Compact Wireless Base EtherNet/IP PROFINET MODEL / Series / Product Number EXW1-BENAC1-X10 EXW1-BPNAC1-X10...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Safety Instructions ···························································································· 3 Precautions for Handling ··················································································· 8 Important Instructions concerning the Wireless System ······································ 10 Introduction ··························································································· 11 Network Configuration ············································································ 11 Base web server ····················································································· 12 3.1. Account types ··························································································································· 12 3.2. Login screen ····························································································································· 12 Base web server and pairing mode ···························································... -
Page 3: Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions These safety instructions are intended to prevent hazardous situations and/or equipment damage. These instructions indicate the level of potential hazard with the labels of “Caution,” “Warning” or “Danger.” They are all important notes for safety and must be followed in addition to International Standards (ISO/IEC) , and other safety regulations. -
Page 4: Limited Warranty And Disclaimer/Compliance Requirements
Safety Instructions Caution We develop, design, and manufacture our products to be used for automatic control equipment, and provide them for peaceful use in manufacturing industries. Use in non-manufacturing industries is not covered. Products we manufacture and sell cannot be used for the purpose of transactions or certification specified in the Measurement Act. - Page 5 Operator ♦This operation manual is intended for those who have knowledge of machinery using pneumatic equipment, and have sufficient knowledge of assembly, operation and maintenance of such equipment. Only those persons are allowed to perform assembly, operation and maintenance. ♦Read and understand this operation manual carefully before assembling, operating or providing maintenance to the product.
- Page 6 Caution ■When handling the unit or assembling/replacing units: •Do not touch the sharp metal parts of the connector or plug for connecting units. •Take care not to hit your hand when disassembling the unit. The connecting portions of the unit are firmly joined with seals. •When joining units, take care not to get fingers caught between units.
- Page 7 Fieldbus system/ Industrial IoT Security Measures With the introduction of Industrial IoT, various devices in a factory are connected to the network, and it is necessary to respond to new threats such as cyber-attacks. To protect Industrial IoT, it is important to take multilayered countermeasures (multilayer defense) that include IoT devices, networks, and cloud computing.
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Page 8: Precautions For Handling
Precautions for Handling ○Follow the instructions given below for selecting and handling. ●The instructions on design and selection * Product specifications •Use within the specified voltage. Otherwise, failure or malfunction can result. •The power is supplied from the circuit reinforced or double-insulated from MAINS. •The direct current power supply used should be UL approved as follows. - Page 9 * Operating environment •Select the correct type of enclosure according to the operating environment. IP67 protection class is achieved when the following conditions are met. (1) The units are connected correctly using power supply cables and communication cables with M12 (or M8) connectors.
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Page 10: Important Instructions Concerning The Wireless System
* Maintenance •Turn off the power supply, stop the supplied air, exhaust the residual pressure and verify the release of air, before performing maintenance. Otherwise safety is not assured due to an unexpected malfunction or incorrect operation. •Perform regular maintenance and inspections. There is a risk of unexpected operation due to malfunction of the equipment. -
Page 11: Introduction
1. Introduction This guide contains procedures and information which is common to wireless Base types: - EXW1-BENAC1-X10 • • EXW1-BPNAC1-X10. Any information which refers to part number EXW1-BPNAC (EXW1-BPNAC1-X10) also applies to EXW1-BENAC (EXW1-BENAC1-X10). The web page layout is identical in both Base types. The following reference terms are used in this guide. -
Page 12: Base Web Server
3. Base web server To access the Base web server a PC should be connected to the same physical network. The PC must be in the same IP Address subnet as the Base IP Address. 3.1. Account types The Base web server offers two account types for operator use: - a. - Page 13 Figure 3 – Base login web page The home web page will appear. See Figure 4. The navigation pane is shown on the left [1]. The information pane is shown on the right [2]. Note: The ‘Setting’ option [1a] is only shown when both of the following conditions are satisfied: a.
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Page 14: Base Web Server And Pairing Mode
[1a] Figure 4 – Base home web page Figure 5 - Base certificate 4. Base web server and pairing mode The Base can be paired with any Remote(s) when both parties (Base & Remote) are in ‘paring mode’. This guide provides instructions on how to pair a Base with the following Remotes: - a. - Page 15 b. See Figure 6. Open the DIP switch cover to permit access to Setting 1 DIP switch [2]. c. Ensure Setting 1 DIP switch No 4 is in the OFF position [3]. If it is in the ON position, move it to the OFF position and cycle power to the unit. Wait for the unit to power ON before proceeding onto the next step.
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Page 16: Pairing Mode On Exw1-Rlx Remote
Pairing mode on EXW1-RLx Remote 4.1.2. Place the Remote in paring mode by using the following procedure: - a. Ensure the Remote is powered ON. b. See Figure 8. Press and hold the FN (Pairing button) for more than 2 seconds. Figure 8 - EXW1-RLx Remote c. -
Page 17: Pairing Mode On Base
Figure 9 – EXW1-RLx Remote LEDs To pair with the Base, skip to section: 4.2 Pairing mode on Base 4.2. Pairing mode on Base The web server of the Base can be used for any ‘paring mode’ activities. The ‘Pairing mode’ setting is accessed by selecting the ‘Setting’... - Page 18 Figure 10 – Base navigation pane The ‘Setting’ web page will appear. See Figure 11. The status of the ‘Wireless Pairing Mode’ is shown in and can be either of the following: - a. Status: Normal mode. Use for wireless communication with paired Remote(s) b.
- Page 19 Figure 11 – Base setting web page The ‘Notice’ web page will appear. See Figure 12. Press ‘OK’ button Figure 12 - Notice The Base will reset itself and the product LEDs will flash to indicate it is in ‘pairing mode’. See Figure 13, item -19- Doc.DOC1102693...
- Page 20 Figure 13- Base LEDs The Base ‘Login’ web page will re-appear again. See Figure 3 Select the ‘Administrator’ account type and enter the account password. Press ‘Login’ button and the ‘Remote Pairing’ web page will appear. See Figure 14. A list of Remotes in ‘pairing mode’ will be shown in the area ‘Free remote’ [1]. The pairing process consists of: - a.
- Page 21 Action: Select a Remote with status ‘Wait pairing’ in the ‘Free remote’ area by pressing and holding the ‘ ’ graphic [1b] with the left mouse button. Drag the selected Remote into the ‘Remote registration’ area and release the left mouse button. The selected Remote will be transferred to ‘Remote registration’...
- Page 22 Figure 15 – Base Remote pairing with registred Remotes The ‘Wireless Pairing Mode’ on the Base must be changed back to ‘Normal Mode’. This is done by changing the setting. See Figure 16. Alter the mode by selecting the ‘Setting’ option the navigation pane.
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Page 23: Settings For Paired Remote(S)
The LEDs on the Base and the paired Remote will change state to indicate they are no longer in ‘paring mode’. The Base ‘Login’ web page will appear again. See Figure 3. Select the account type of interest and press ‘Login’ button. The ‘home’... - Page 24 [1a] [1b] Figure 18 – Base Remote(s) selection The information pane shows detailed settings data for the selected Remote. The general layout is shown in Figure 19. • Item [1]: Remote information: assigned wireless channel and Remote part number. Item [2]: Toolbar with ‘setting target’ tabs. Number of tabs is specific to the selected •...
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Page 25: Exa1-Xx-Sa Remote Settings
[2a] Figure 19 – Base information pane for Remote settings For an example on changing a parameter value, refer to section: 6 Examples on changing Remote parameter value. 5.1. EXA1-xx-SA Remote settings The parameter list is shown in Table 1. Table 1 - EXA1-xx-SA Remote setting targets Setting Target Parameter... -
Page 26: Setting Target 'System Parameter
General IO-Link port Figure Pd Byte swap • Port mode • Validation & Backup • Vendor ID • • Device ID In this guide the Remote is assigned to wireless channel: 001. See Figure 20, item Figure 20 - EXA1-xx-SA Remote information Setting target ‘System parameter’... -
Page 27: Setting Target 'Sensor
Setting target ‘Sensor’ 5.1.2. See Figure 22. Figure 22 – EXA1-xx-SA Remote setting target: Sensor Setting target ‘Standby E/P regulator’ 5.1.3. See Figure -27- Doc.DOC1102693... -
Page 28: Setting Target 'General Io-Link Port
Figure 23 - EXA1-xx-SA Remote setting target: Standby E/P regulator Setting target ‘General IO-Link port’ 5.1.4. See Figure 24. Figure 24 - EXA1-xx-SA Remote setting target: General IO-Link port 5.2. EXW1-RLx Remote settings The parameter list is shown in Table 2. -28- Doc.DOC1102693... -
Page 29: Setting Target 'I/O Process Data
Table 2 - EXW1-RLx Remote setting targets Setting Target Parameter Comment I/O process data No parameters Figure System parameter Figure Brown-out Detection for US1 • Brown-out Detection for US2 • Short Circuit Detection (L+, C/Q) • AD Update Time • Output State Fieldbus FaultIdle •... -
Page 30: Setting Target 'System Target
Figure 26 – EXW1-RLx Remote setting target: I/O process data Setting target ‘System target’ 5.2.2. See Figure 27 Figure 27 - EXW1-RLx Remote setting target: System parameter Setting target ‘SIO parameter’ 5.2.3. See Figure 28 -30- Doc.DOC1102693... -
Page 31: Setting Target 'Io-Link Port 1
Figure 28 - EXW1-RLx Remote setting target: SIO parameter Setting target ‘IO-Link port 1’ 5.2.4. See Figure 29 -31- Doc.DOC1102693... -
Page 32: Setting Target 'Io-Link Port2
Figure 29 - EXW1-RLx Remote setting target: IO-Link port 1 Setting target ‘IO-Link port2’ 5.2.5. See Figure 30 -32- Doc.DOC1102693... -
Page 33: Examples On Changing Remote Parameter Value
Figure 30 - EXW1-RLx Remote setting target: IO-Link port 2 6. Examples on changing Remote parameter value To change a parameter value, ensure the logged in account type is ‘Administrator’, otherwise the drop-down list of parameter values will be greyed out (inaccessible). 6.1. -
Page 34: References
Figure 31 – Changing parameter on EXA1-xx-SA Remote 7. References Table 3 - References Item Document Description Comment PFxx- OM for Air Management System Available for downloading OMA1007 AMS20, AMS30, AMS40, AMS60 from SMC world website. https://www.smcworld.co DOC1069999 OM for Compact Wireless Base PROFINET EXW1-BPNAC1 DOC1056928 OM for SMC Certificate Generator... - Page 35 Revision history Tel: + 81 3 5207 8249 Fax: +81 3 5298 5362 https://www.smcworld.com Note: Specifications are subject to change without prior notice and any obligation on the part of the manufacturer. The descriptions of products shown in this document may be used by the other companies as their trademarks ©...
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