Sign In
Upload
Manuals
Brands
Phoenix Contact Manuals
Controller
2701295
User Manuals: Phoenix Contact 2701295 Controller
Manuals and User Guides for Phoenix Contact 2701295 Controller. We have
1
Phoenix Contact 2701295 Controller manual available for free PDF download: User Manual
Phoenix Contact 2701295 User Manual (162 pages)
Brand:
Phoenix Contact
| Category:
Controller
| Size: 3 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
1 For Your Safety
9
Intended Use
9
Modifications
9
Safety Notes
9
Notes on Using the AXC 1050 XC Controller in Potentially Explosive Areas of Zone 2
11
2 From Transport to Unpacking
13
Transport
13
Storage
13
Checking the Delivery
13
Unpacking
14
3 Description of the AXC 1050 (XC)
15
Hardware and Software Requirements
15
General Description of the Controller
15
Components of the Controller
16
Possible Fields of Application of the Controller
19
Controller as a Distributed Controller of an Axioline F Station
19
PROFINET Controller with the AXC 1050 as an Example
20
The AXC 1050 (XC) as a PROFINET Controller in a PROFINET Network
20
PROFINET Device Using the AXC 1050 as an Example
21
The AXC 1050 (XC) as a PROFINET Device in a PROFINET Network
21
Redundant Higher-Level Control System and Lower-Level Network Ring Redundancy Using MRP
22
System Redundancy with AXC 1050 or AXC 1050 XC
22
Connection and Operating Elements
24
Connection and Operating Elements of the Controller
24
Ethernet Interfaces
24
Diagnostics and Status Indicators
25
Diagnostics and Status Indicators of the Controller
25
Mode Selector Switch
29
Reset Button (Concealed)
30
Reset Button (1, Concealed)
30
Parameterization Memory
31
Internal Basic Circuit Diagram
32
Internal Basic Circuit Diagram (AXC 1050 (XC))
32
Communication Paths
33
Communication Paths: (1) Ethernet, (2) Service Interface
33
Ethernet
34
Ethernet Interface and Pin Assignment
34
Service Interface
35
Service Interface (Micro-USB Type B)
35
Supply Plug
36
Bus Base Module
36
Structure of the Bus Base Module of the Controller
36
Terminal Point Assignment of the Supply Connector
36
Terminal Points for the Supply Voltage
36
4 Mounting Hardware
37
Safety Notes
37
DIN Rail
37
Basics
38
End Bracket
39
Horizontal (A) and Vertical (B) Mounting Position
39
Mounting
39
Station
39
Structure of an Axioline F Station
40
Structure of an Axioline F Station with AXC 1050 Controller
40
Mounting the Controller
41
Mounting the Bus Base Modules
41
Snapping on the Controller
41
Inserting the SD Card
42
5 Connecting and Wiring Hardware
43
Supply Voltage
43
Connecting and Wiring
43
Overload Range with Fall-Back Characteristic Curve
43
Overload Range Without Fall-Back Characteristic Curve
43
Sizing of the Power Supply
43
Connecting the Power Supply
44
Figure 5-4 Connecting a Stranded Cable
44
Figure 5-5 Connecting the Supply Plug
45
Connecting Ethernet
46
Connecting USB Cable
46
Figure 5-6 Connecting Ethernet
46
Figure 5-7 Connecting Cable between PC and Controller
46
6 Startup
47
Installing PC Worx (Express)
47
Figure 6-1 Selecting the USB Driver
47
Creating a New Project
48
Figure 6-2 Project Information after Creating a New Project
48
Assigning the IP Address for the Controller
49
Discovery and Basic Configuration Protocol
49
Discovery and Basic Configuration Protocol (DCP)
49
Figure 6-3 IP Address Settings of the Controller (AXC 1050)
50
Figure 6-4 "IP Assignment" Dialog: DCP Devices Are Accessible in the Network
51
Bootp Server
52
Figure 6-5: "IP Assignment" Dialog: Assigning an IP Address to a DCP Device
52
Figure 6-6: Entering IP Address Settings
53
Figure 6-7: "Extras, Bootp/Snmp/Tftp-Configuration
54
Figure 6-8: "Activate Bootp" (A) and "Deactivate Bootp" (B) Buttons
54
Figure 6-10: Successful Communication Path Test
55
Figure 6-9: Message Window Following Bootp
55
Assigning the IP Address Via the USB Interface
56
Figure 6-11 Network Settings: "Manual Definition of the TCP/IP Settings
56
Figure 6-12: "Settings Communication Path" Dialog Box
57
Figure 6-13: IP Address Settings Download Successful
57
Figure 6-14: Activate Network Settings: Restart Controller
57
Figure 6-15: Activating the Network Settings: Service Executed Successfully
58
Figure 6-16: Successful Communication Path Test
58
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
59
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
59
Figure 6-17 Network Settings: Activate DHCP
59
Reading Axioline F
61
Figure 6-18 "Read Axioline" Option
61
Figure 6-19 "Read Axioline" Dialog: Axioline F Modules that Have Not yet Been Read in
61
Figure 6-20 Read-In Axioline F Devices
62
The PROFINET Controller/Device Function of the AXC 1050 (XC)
63
Activating the PROFINET Controller/Device Function
63
Figure 6-21 "Extended Settings, PROFINET Activation: PROFINET Device Activated
63
Figure 6-22 PROFINET Activation: Sending Settings
64
Figure 6-23 "Settings Communication Path" Dialog
64
Figure 6-24 PROFINET Activation: Service Successfully Executed
64
Figure 6-25 Activate Network Settings: Restart Controller
65
Figure 6-26 "Settings Communication Path" Dialog
65
Figure 6-27 Activating the Network Settings: Service Executed Successfully
65
Integrating the AXC 1050 (XC) as a PROFINET Controller
66
Integrating the AXC 1050 (XC) as a PROFINET Device
67
Figure 6-28 Bus Structure: PROFINET Context Menu "Read PROFINET
68
Figure 6-29 "Read PROFINET" Dialog
68
Figure 6-30 "Select PROFINET Device Description" Dialog
69
Figure 6-31 AXC 1050 (XC) Inserted as a PROFINET Device
70
Figure 6-32 AXC 1050 (XC) as a PROFINET Device: Process Data
70
Setting the Real-Time Clock
71
Compiling after Completing the Bus Topology
71
Using the SD Card as the Main Memory or Additional Memory
72
Figure 6-33: Procedure for Using the SD Card as the Main or Additional Memory
72
Main Memory
72
Figure 6-34: Setting the SD Card as the Main Memory
73
Additional Memory
74
Figure 6-35 Setting the SD Card as the Additional Memory
75
Figure 6-36 "Sddisk" Directory on the SD Card
76
Figure 6-37 Newly Created "Logfile" Directory in the "Sddisk" Directory
76
Figure 6-38 Opening the "Logfile.txt" File Using the FILE_OPEN Function Block
77
Creating the Program and Variables
78
Compiling after Creating the Program
78
Assigning Process Data
78
Compiling and Sending a Project and Performing a Cold Restart
78
Cold Restart
78
Creating the Program
78
7 Useful Information about the PC Worx Software
79
Diagnosing the Axioline F System
79
Figure 7-1 Communication Path in Diag+ 2: Start Scan
79
Figure 7-2 Communication Path in Diag+ 2: AXC 1050 (XC) Controller Found
80
Figure 7-3 Connection Established Successfully: Selecting the Diagnostic View
80
Figure 7-4 Diagnostic View: Selecting "Axioline Diagnostic
81
Figure 7-5 Diag+ 2: "Axioline Diagnostic
81
Figure 7-6 AXL DI 32/1-ME Axioline F Module: no Error
82
Figure 7-7 AXL DI 32/1-ME Axioline F Module: Supply Voltage Failure
83
Figure 7-8 AXC 1050 Controller - Peripheral Fault
84
Figure 7-9: Controller Context Menu
85
Controller Context Menu
85
Applying the IP Address Immediately
86
Parameterization Memory and Internet Explorer
87
Figure 7-10 Extended Settings: Open FTP Folder on Device
87
Activating the FTP Functionality of Internet Explorer
88
Figure 7-11 Internet Options: Enable FTP Folder View
88
Activating/Deactivating the FTP Server
89
Figure 7-12 Deactivate FTP Server
89
FTP Server
89
Creating, Renaming or Deleting Via the FTP Directory
90
Figure 7-13: Opening the Library and Selecting the Service
91
Restricting FTP Access
91
Figure 7-14 Defining a User Name and Password for FTP Access
92
Figure 7-15: Removing the User Name and Password for FTP Access
93
Web Server
94
Activating/Deactivating the HTTP Server
94
Figure 7-16 Disabling HTTP
94
HTTP Server
94
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
95
Using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
95
Sending E-Mails Securely
96
Figure 7-17 Web Server: Using HTTPS
96
Activating/Deactivating Specific Ports
97
Activating/Deactivating the Journaling Function
98
Figure 7-18 Activate Journaling Function
98
Activating/Deactivating or Reading the MRP Client Function
99
Figure 7-19 Activating or Deactivating the MRP Client Function
99
Event Task for the "Power Failure" Event
100
Figure 7-20 "Insert, Task
100
Figure 7-21 "Insert" Dialog
100
Event Task
100
Figure 7-22 "Task Settings for 'Powerof'" Dialog
101
Figure 7-23 "Powerof" Event Task
101
Function Blocks for Handling Files on the Parameterization Memory
102
Function Blocks for Ethernet Communication
103
IP Communication Blocks
103
Overview of the IP Communication Blocks
103
ETH Communication Blocks in Accordance with IEEE 802.3
104
Figure 7-24: ETH_SEND Function Block
104
Inputs of the ETH_SEND Function Block
104
Error Codes of the "ADD_ERROR" Input/Output (ERROR Output = TRUE)
105
Ethernet
105
Inputs/Outputs of the ETH_SEND Function Block
105
Outputs of the ETH_SEND Function Block
105
Error Codes of the "ADD_ERROR" Input/Output (ERROR Output = TRUE)
106
Figure 7-25: ETH_RECV Function Block
106
Inputs of the ETH_RECV Function Block
106
Inputs/Outputs of the ETH_RECV Function Block
107
Outputs of the ETH_RECV Function Block
107
Functional Blocks for Axioline F
109
AX_CONTROL Function Block
109
Functional Blocks for Acyclic PDI Communication
109
Function Block for UTC
110
Figure 7-26: GET_UTC_TIMESTAMP Function Block
110
ENABLE Input of the GET_UTC_TIMESTAMP Function Block
110
IP_INFO Function Block
111
Outputs of the GET_UTC_TIMESTAMP Function Block
111
Alignment
112
Figure 7-27: Example Programming
113
8 System Variables and Status Information
115
General Notes
115
Diagnostic Status Register
115
Diagnostics
115
System Variables of the Diagnostic Status Register
115
Diagnostic Parameter Register
116
System Variables of the Diagnostic Parameter Register
116
PROFINET System Variables
117
PROFINET System Variables (PROFINET Controller Functionality)
117
PROFINET System Variables (PROFINET Device Function)
118
Applicative System Redundancy
119
IEC-61131 Runtime System
120
System Variables of the IEC-61131 Runtime System
120
Control Processor
121
System Variable of the Control Processor for Displaying State Information
121
System Variables of the Control Processor
121
Ethernet Interfaces
122
SD Card
122
Energy Storage, Real-Time Clock
122
Power Supplies
122
System Variable of the SD Card
122
System Variables of the Energy Storage and Real-Time Clock
122
System Variables of the Ethernet Interfaces
122
System Variables of the Power Supplies
122
Mode Selector Switch
123
Project-Related System Variables
123
System Time
123
System Variables of the Mode Selector Switch
123
System Variables of the System Time
123
9 Web-Based Management (WBM)
124
Installing the WBM
124
Establishing a Connection with the WBM
124
Changing the Language
125
Areas and Functions
125
Information" Area
126
Diagnostics" Area
129
Administration" Area
133
Webvisu" Area
138
10 Removing Hardware
139
Safety Notes
139
Removing Cables
140
Removing the Plug
140
Removing the SD Card
141
Removing the Controller
141
11 After Usage
142
Maintenance and Servicing
142
Device Replacement
142
Device Defect and Repair
143
Disposal
143
Device Defect
143
12 Technical Data and Ordering Data
144
Technical Data
144
Micro-USB Type B
146
USB Interface
146
Extreme Ambient Conditions
147
Ordering Data
148
Accessories
148
Controller
148
Documentation
149
Software
149
A Appendix
150
Performing Updates
150
A 2 Derating for the Controller AXC 1050 XC
152
A 3 Tested Successfully: Use under Extreme Ambient Conditions
153
B Appendix For Document Lists
154
List of Figures
154
B 2 List of Tables
158
B 3 Index
160
Advertisement
Advertisement
Related Products
Phoenix Contact 2700988
Phoenix Contact 2737193
Phoenix Contact 2737203
Phoenix Contact 28 64 24 4
Phoenix Contact 28 64 21 5
Phoenix Contact 28 64 22 8
Phoenix Contact 2900582
Phoenix Contact 2900422
Phoenix Contact 2902745
Phoenix Contact 2985819
Phoenix Contact Categories
Controller
Control Unit
Switch
Power Supply
Media Converter
More Phoenix Contact Manuals
Login
Sign In
OR
Sign in with Facebook
Sign in with Google
Upload manual
Upload from disk
Upload from URL