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Maintenance, repair and disposal

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System update ........................................................................................................................................45
Battery change .......................................................................................................................................46
Cleaning the display surface ..................................................................................................................47
Cleaning the housing surface .................................................................................................................47
Repair .....................................................................................................................................................47
Disposal ..................................................................................................................................................47

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Summary of Contents for AE1300

Page 1: ...80299240 00 05 2021 Operating instructions edgeController AE1300 English...

Page 2: ...ns for panel mounting control cabinet installation 13 4 3 2 Installation with installation kit 14 4 3 3 Panel cutout 15 4 3 4 Mounting steps 15 4 4 Surface mounting with RAM mount system 17 4 4 1 Moun...

Page 3: ...5 Creating a data backup 36 7 2 6 Configuring the system 37 7 2 7 Displaying the device information 42 7 2 8 Removing the USB stick safely 42 7 2 9 Leaving the main set up menu 43 7 2 10 Starting the...

Page 4: ...y www can cia org CODESYS is the property of the CODESYS GmbH Germany www codesys com DeviceNet is the property of the ODVA Open DeviceNet Vendor Association USA www odva org EtherNet IP is the proper...

Page 5: ...010 Decimal number Hexadecimal number Binary number Designation of pushbuttons buttons or indications 1 3 Warnings used 58278 WARNING Warning of serious personal injury Death or serious irreversible i...

Page 6: ...or damage to property may occur In case of malfunctions of the unit please contact the manufacturer Tampering with the unit is not allowed Installation electrical connection set up programming configu...

Page 7: ...of data sources in the cloud according to a readable name scheme Restricted data flow Separation of IT and OT networks using separate network connections Communication of the software components via s...

Page 8: ...ere conditions such as an extended temperature range and mechanical stress see Data sheet and indicated standards Permitted use in an industrial environment as a permanently installed unit with supply...

Page 9: ...w ifm com 4 2 General installation instructions 61273 The following applies to all types of mounting The responsibility for the compliance with the requirements concerning mounting of the device in th...

Page 10: ...hole for the fixing profiles of the installation kit 2 4 x M5 threaded hole for RAM mount system 3 pressure compensation element NOTICE The device is equipped with a pressure compensation element Sea...

Page 11: ...a light sensor This sensor is used for automatic brightness adaptation of the display and the operating elements to the ambient brightness 1 2 1 Light sensor 2 Status LED Do not cover up the light se...

Page 12: ...t exceed the maximum permissible value of 80 C The values provided by the internal temperature sensor can e g be used for the following actions Comply with the maximum permissible ambient temperature...

Page 13: ...double reinforced insulation air creepage distances solid insulation Take single fault safety into account e g individual core detached from the terminal use cable ties The responsibility for the ele...

Page 14: ...or the protection of the system with the installed device lies with the system creator 4 3 2 Installation with installation kit 61279 The installation kit enables horizontal or overhead mounting of th...

Page 15: ...strips Insert the device into the cut out Screw the fixing profiles to the back of the device Tightening torque of the hexagon nuts 5 0 5 Nm NOTICE Contact corrosion between the mounting screws and t...

Page 16: ...es 2 Panel cutout 3 Damping strips 4 Device with tightened set screws A Installation depth A device depth approx 54 mm Installation depth with the attached connector approx 78 mm The fixing profiles a...

Page 17: ...astening screw 2 Mounting plate with ball head Device with mounted RAM mount system You will find more information about the available RAM mount components at www ifm com 4 4 1 Mounting steps 61283 Sc...

Page 18: ...ing arm Place the mounting arm onto the ball heads and tighten the fastening screw 4 5 Other installation types 61284 Permissible installation types Panel mounting control cabinet installation p 13 Su...

Page 19: ...2 connectors Observe the national and international regulations for the installation of electrical equipment Accessible surfaces of the device are insulated from the circuits with basic insulation to...

Page 20: ...may cause damage to the unit Observe the safety instructions NOTICE The short circuit reverse polarity protection of the unit applies to the operating voltage connections A short circuit between opera...

Page 21: ...tion parts in the device comply with the ingress resistance requirements of the standard EN 61076 2 101 To adhere to the protection rating only cables certified to this standard must be used Carry out...

Page 22: ...ggering characteristics VBB Pin 119 16 32 V DC 3 A Tfuse 120 s at max 6 25 A Pin 121 3 A Tfuse 120 s at max 6 25 A Pin 114 15 A Designation Plug Operating voltage Nominal value fuse Required triggerin...

Page 23: ...ween the device and the ground of the installation using the intended screw for RAM Mount installation If possible use the thread next to the 40 pole AMP connector Shield connection To avoid contact c...

Page 24: ...e connectors Use screened connector housings and connect the screen of the Ethernet cable to the connector housing Do not lay the Ethernet cable in parallel to live cables Interference due to external...

Page 25: ...onsiderably influences the quality of the USB data transmission B Use a connection cable with the designation Full Speed High Speed USB connection cable with twisted and screened cores according to US...

Page 26: ...tomatically Upon delivery a demo application is stored on the device The demo application shows the current IP settings of the Ethernet interfaces The user can change the IP settings of the Ethernet i...

Page 27: ...edgeController 27 7 Settings Content Recovery mode 28 Set up mode 32 61297...

Page 28: ...y boots in recovery mode The recovery mode allows access to the following functions Button Description UPDATE FROM FILE Updating the runtime system p 28 Restoring the data backup p 29 NETWORK SETUP Co...

Page 29: ...mputer The computer is connected to the Ethernet interface ETH0 or ETH1 of the unit The unit and the computer are participants of the same IP network segment Configuring the Ethernet interfaces p 30 R...

Page 30: ...terface Configure the IP parameters manually Click on APPLY to enable the changed settings The Ethernet interface has valid IP parameters Click on CANCEL to leave the configuration screen Configuring...

Page 31: ...mode 61308 Requirements Recovery mode has been started Click on RESTART The unit reboots If an application is stored on the unit The application starts automatically If no application is stored on th...

Page 32: ...the device Delete the active application on the device with the command Reset Ursprung Restart the device The device starts in the set up mode If no valid CODESYS application is stored on the device...

Page 33: ...show and check the entered password Click on to confirm the entered password The start screen of the set up mode appears The user has unrestricted access to all setup functions The access right to the...

Page 34: ...iption Connection Configuring the Ethernet interfaces p 35 Backup Creating a data backup p 36 System Setup Configuring the system p 37 Device Info Displaying the device information p 42 Remove USB Rem...

Page 35: ...ing the IP settings via DHCP p 35 Configuring IP settings manually p 35 Configuring the IP settings via DHCP 61318 Requirements The menu page Connection has been selected A DHCP server is enabled for...

Page 36: ...vices that are not needed Selected network services are disabled Optional Enter additional servers for the address resolution The displayed servers are used for the address resolution Click on to chan...

Page 37: ...word p 40 Boot Screen Changing the start screen p 40 Display Brightness Setting the display brightness p 41 Display Orientation Setting the display orientation p 41 Touch Configuration Configuring the...

Page 38: ...system time date time The menu page shows the current time zone Click on the input box for which value is to be changed On screen keyboard appears Change the value as required Repeat the steps to cha...

Page 39: ...Setup is active Password The menu page shows the available options Enable Enable Password to activate password protection OR Disable Enable Password to deactivate password protection The last valid pa...

Page 40: ...s the success message Click on to leave the menu page Changing the start screen 61327 Information about the image file Image format BMP 24 bit version 3 RLE compression is allowed Max image size resol...

Page 41: ...e shows the available options for the visualisation of the display content Click on the required option Set up informs about required reboot Click on Yes to enable the selected option The unit reboots...

Page 42: ...clamp 15 Value of the connected supply voltage on terminal 15 in mV Internal Voltages Internal voltage values Board Temperature Temperature on the PCB CPU Core Temperature CPU core temperature Memory...

Page 43: ...ements The set up menu is active Show the main set up menu p 34 Click on The device changes to the recovery mode Recovery mode p 28 7 2 11 Rebooting the device 61335 To reboot the device Requirements...

Page 44: ...r 44 8 Factory settings 61336 Parameter ETH0 interface to OT level ETH1 interface to IT level IP address 192 168 82 247 192 168 83 247 Network mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Gateway address 192 168...

Page 45: ...epair and disposal Content System update 45 Battery change 46 Cleaning the display surface 47 Cleaning the housing surface 47 Repair 47 Disposal 47 61337 9 1 System update 61338 The runtime system upd...

Page 46: ...to the device possible Clean the area around the service cover before opening it Remove the service cover on the back of the unit Protect inside of device sealing areas and sealing of the service cove...

Page 47: ...of severe soiling use a damp cloth Micro fibre cloths without chemical additives are recommended 9 4 Cleaning the housing surface 61341 Disconnect the device Clean the device from dirt using a soft c...

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