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4.2 Interfaces
4.2.1 Power supply
See position (11) in section Positions of the interfaces [
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page 14].
DC 24V Pin Signal Description
+ +24 V DC +24 V DC
- GND Ground (Reference potential)
FE Functional earth
Table 4: Power supply connector
4.2.2 LAN connectors
The two RJ45 connectors (see positions (5) and (7) in section Positions of
the interfaces [
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page 14]) allow you to connect your device to your IT
network, respectively to the cloud (e.g. the netFIELD Portal).
The MAC addresses of the LAN interfaces are printed on the device label.
Note that the “factory setting” for the IP address of the LAN port 1 (eth0) is
DHCP mode (“fallback” is
link-local , i.e. address block
169.254.0.0/16
).
The “factory setting” for the IP address of the LAN port 2 (eth1) is
192.168.253.1
You can change the IP address settings in the Local Device Manager (see
section
Networking [ } page 55]).
4.2.3 Real-Time Ethernet connectors
The two RJ45 connectors (see positions (13) and (15) in section Positions
of the interfaces [
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page 14]) allow you to connect your device to a Real-
Time Ethernet network (OT network).
The MAC addresses of the RTE interfaces are printed on the device label
(“Fieldbus MAC addr.”)
Note that you must deploy software containers featuring the corresponding
applications (e.g.
netFIELD App PROFINET Device ) on the device in order
to use the Real-Time Ethernet interface.
Note:
The RTE interface can also be used like a standard Ethernet TCP/
IP interface with limited data throughput. (In this case, “multicasts”
are not supported.)
If you want to do so, you can enable this option in the
Local Device
Manager under General Settings > OT Interface (see section OT
Interface (Using the cifx0 interface or RTE) [ } page 119] for further
information).
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