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Mounting and connecting the device

4.1 Mounting the device

LOGO! CIM

Operating Manual, 10/2021, A5E51250518-AA

4.1.3

Wall-mounting

To mount the CIM on a wall, follow the steps below:
1.

Using a screwdriver, pull the two mounting slides

①

on the rear of the device towards the

outside.

Feed the screws through the openings in the catches and secure the device to the wall.

Note

When you do not wall-mount LOGO! CIM, always keep the mounting slides in the factory

default positions, that is, within the data area given in the illustration above; otherwise, the

mounting slides may deform if they are exposed to hot and humid surroundings for a long

term.

Summary of Contents for LOGO! CIM

Page 1: ...anual 10 2021 A5E51250518 AA Preface Application and functions 1 Structure of the device 2 Security 3 Mounting and connecting the device 4 Web based configuration 5 Dimension drawing 6 Technical specifications 7 Technical support A ...

Page 2: ...by personnel qualified for the specific task in accordance with the relevant documentation in particular its warning notices and safety instructions Qualified personnel are those who based on their training and experience are capable of identifying risks and avoiding potential hazards when working with these products systems Proper use of Siemens products Note the following WARNING Siemens product...

Page 3: ...l product name LOGO CIM CIM is the abbreviation for Communication Interface Module Use of the device Please observe notes marked as follows Note A note contains important information on the product described in the documentation on the handling of the product or on the section of the documentation to which particular attention should be paid Note To prevent injury read the manual before use The ma...

Page 4: ...g the device 20 4 Mounting and connecting the device 23 4 1 Mounting the device 23 4 1 1 Mounting position 23 4 1 2 DIN rail mounting 25 4 1 3 Wall mounting 26 4 2 Connecting the device 27 4 2 1 Notes on connecting 27 4 2 2 Connecting the power supply and function earth 28 4 2 3 Connecting the LAN interface 30 4 3 Installing expansion modules 30 4 3 1 Open the device 30 4 3 2 Installing the SMA co...

Page 5: ...i protocol 55 5 4 6 2 S7 55 5 4 6 3 Modbus TCP 59 5 4 6 4 Modbus RTU 62 5 4 6 5 RESTful API 64 5 4 7 Cellular and GNSS 67 5 4 7 1 Cellular status 67 5 4 7 2 Cellular settings 68 5 4 7 3 GNSS settings 69 5 4 8 Security 69 5 4 8 1 Protocol 69 5 4 8 2 Certificates 70 5 4 9 System settings 73 5 4 9 1 Time settings 73 5 4 9 2 Power on off SMS 75 5 4 9 3 Change password 75 5 4 9 4 System reset 75 5 4 9 ...

Page 6: ...ow General introduction Universal Data Model UDM LOGO BM and Modbus RTU compatible devices can map their process data to UDM UDM acts as a data center for LOGO CIM and different protocols can exchange data through UDM 4 ports switch CIM can work as a LAN switch To ensure CIM work stably and efficiently Siemens recommends that you should connect less than 10 devices to CIM through Ethernet switch p...

Page 7: ...e the data in UDM send one or more short messages to one or more contacts Mobile cellular With the CIM you can establish a mobile data connection to a mobile cellular network GNSS position Display the position information on the web page Enable disable map the position data to UDM Time Server LOGO CIM can act as an NTP server to provide time for LOGO BM or other NTP client LOGO CIM can enable disa...

Page 8: ...o the section Antennas Page 38 Antenna for cellular To access the cellular network you require an antenna that is adapted to the standard of the cellular network you are using Antenna for GNSS If you want to use GNSS you require a suitable GNSS antenna Mobile data contract with SIM card To use the mobile data communication via the WAN interface of the CIM you require a contract with a suitable cel...

Page 9: ...warning You can query your current credit with your provider Where possible use a standard SIM card without an adapter If the SIM card has been assigned a PIN code you need to enter the PIN code in the page Cellular GNSS Cellular status of web based configuration The following access data for the cellular network must be present Access Point Name APN Dial Number For more information refer to the s...

Page 10: ...10 0 510 0 894 0 1022 double word dw 32 bit 0 FFFFFFFF 0 508 0 508 0 508 0 892 0 1020 long word lw 64 bit 0 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 0 504 0 504 0 504 0 888 0 1016 short int si 8 bit 128 127 0 511 0 511 0 511 0 895 0 1023 int i 16 bit 32768 32767 0 510 0 510 0 510 0 894 0 1022 double int di 32 bit 2147483648 2147483647 0 508 0 508 0 508 0 892 0 1020 long int li 64 bit 9223372036854775808 92233720368547758...

Page 11: ...e hour pi rest vsu905 minute short unsigned 1 bytes 906 Current time minute pi rest vsu906 second short unsigned 1 bytes 907 Current time second pi rest vsu907 Position valid flag bool 1 bit 916 0 Valid flag for all the position value pi rest vx916 0 latitude short int 1 byte 917 1 N 1 S pi rest vsi917 short unsigned 1 byte 918 Latitude s degree Unit degree pi rest vsu918 short unsigned 1 byte 919...

Page 12: ...sembled SIMATIC NET N Connect SM male male 1 m long 6XV1875 5LH10 2 m long 6XV1875 5LH20 5 m long 6XV1875 5LH50 Antenna Antenna ANT 895 6ML active GNSS antenna 6GK5895 6ML00 0AA0 Cylinder shaped antenna ANT 896 4ME for GSM 2G UMTS 3G and LTE 4G ANT896 4ME 6GK5896 4ME00 0AA0 IRC antenna ANT 896 4MA for GSM 2G UMTS 3G and LTE 4G ANT896 4MA 6GK5896 4MA00 0AA3 Cellular module mini PCIe card Telit LE91...

Page 13: ... control Requirements for a fill system This example illustrates a fill system We want to monitor and control the whole system anywhere through a web browser We want to be informed with short message if the liquid level is abnormal Setup We need a CIM to connect the onsite devices The onsite devices can be LOGO BM or Modbus RTU devices ...

Page 14: ...ficate Page 41 2 Accessing web based configuration from PC Page 44 3 Configure the Cellular and GNSS Page 67 4 Configure the connection Page 55 of CIM to the onsite device as you need 5 Create a variable Page 49 for the liquid level 6 Create a contact Page 48 for receiving the short message 7 Create a message Page 50 for informing the abnormal liquid level 8 Bind the event Page 52 abnormal liquid ...

Page 15: ...A5E51250518 AA 15 Structure of the device 2 2 1 Appearance of the device Front view RESET button X80 L M FE Power supply connector LED FE terminal for shield cable X20 FE A B C D E Mutiplex serial interface Top view Holes for RF antenna ...

Page 16: ...Structure of the device 2 1 Appearance of the device LOGO CIM 16 Operating Manual 10 2021 A5E51250518 AA Rear view Mounting slides Mounting interlock for DIN rail Bottom view 4 RJ45 Ethernet 10 100 Mbps ...

Page 17: ...n RUN mode On CIM is booting or waiting for firmware update Flash CIM is updating firmware On Firmware is crashed Red flashing CIM is powered by capacitor LAN P1 P2 P3 P4 Flash Port is receiving or sending data across Ethernet On Port is already connected to Ethernet Off No connection to Ethernet mPCIe Off The cellular module is not detected Flash The cellular module is initializing or registering...

Page 18: ...atible cards Mini SIM card 25 x 15 mm ISO IEC 7810 ID 000 Inserting the SIM card is described in the section Insert the SIM card Page 34 Slot for the cellular module Compatible cellular modules GSM GPRS UTMS LTE Telit LE910C1 EU LTE CAT 1 mPCIe Y Y Y Telit LE910C1 AP LTE CAT 1 mPCIe Y Y Telit LE910C1 NF LTE CAT 1 mPCIe Y Y SIM7600G H LTE CAT 4 mPCIe Y Y Y SIM7600G H LTE CAT 4 mPCIe is not certifie...

Page 19: ...plemented please visit https www siemens com industrialsecurity Siemens products and solutions undergo continuous development to make them more secure Siemens strongly recommends that product updates are applied as soon as they are available and that the latest product versions are used Use of product versions that are no longer supported and failure to apply the latest updates may increase custom...

Page 20: ...er is supplied to the module or station over longer power cables or networks the coupling in of strong electromagnetic pulses onto the power supply cables is possible This can be caused for example by lightning strikes or switching of higher loads The connector of the external power supply is not protected from strong electromagnetic pulses To protect it an external overvoltage protection module i...

Page 21: ...nstructions from the manufacturer of the power supply WARNING The equipment is designed for operation with Safety Extra Low Voltage SELV This means that only SELV complying with IEC EN61010 1 must be connected to the power supply terminals If the equipment is connected to a redundant power supply two separate power supplies both must meet these requirements WARNING EXPLOSION HAZARD DO NOT CONNECT ...

Page 22: ...only This equipment is suitable for use in Class I Zone 2 Group IIC or non hazardous locations only WARNING Safety notice for connectors with LAN Local Area Network marking A LAN or LAN segment with all its associated interconnected equipment shall be entirely contained within a single low voltage power distribution and within single building The LAN is considered to be in an environment A accordi...

Page 23: ...ails according to EN 60715 or mounted on the wall with two M4 screws LOGO CIM has a width of 71 5 mm Note Risk to life when you touch live parts Death or serious injury can result when you touch live parts Always switch off power before you remove or insert an expansion module Note The device is approved for indoor operation only NOTICE Installation location Dependency of the temperature range The...

Page 24: ...necting the device 4 1 Mounting the device LOGO CIM 24 Operating Manual 10 2021 A5E51250518 AA Installation position Installation position of the CIM Vertical installation of the CIM Horizontal installation of the CIM ...

Page 25: ...o mount a CIM onto a DIN rail follow these steps 1 Hook the CIM onto the rail 2 Push down the lower end to snap it on The mounting interlock at the rear must engage Removal To remove CIM follow these steps 1 Insert a screwdriver into the eyelet at the bottom of the slide interlock and move the latch downward 2 Swing the LOGO CIM off the DIN rail ...

Page 26: ...two mounting slides on the rear of the device towards the outside 2 Feed the screws through the openings in the catches and secure the device to the wall Note When you do not wall mount LOGO CIM always keep the mounting slides in the factory default positions that is within the data area given in the illustration above otherwise the mounting slides may deform if they are exposed to hot and humid s...

Page 27: ... the device 4 2 1 Notes on connecting WARNING Risk of lightning strikes A lightning flash may enter the mains cables and data transmission cables and jump to a person Death serious injury and burns can be caused by lightning Take the following precautions Disconnect the device from the power supply in good time when a thunderstorm is approaching Do not touch mains cables and data transmission cabl...

Page 28: ...round The connection for the function earth is labeled with the following symbol WARNING Electric shock and risk of fire High voltage may be present in a defective device which can cause fire or an electric shock if touched This can result in death and serious injury Connect the device to the function earth before you put it into operation The function earth terminal on the device must be connecte...

Page 29: ... C A slotted screwdriver with a 3 mm blade Function earth with minimum cross section of 2 5 mm2 copper cable Screw terminals for the power supply and function earth 1 Switch off the power supply 2 Connect the lines to the connecting terminal with a torque of 0 8 Nm 7lb in L live wire positive pole of the DC voltage 12 24 VDC M negative pole ground of the DC voltage 12 24 VDC Functional ground Serv...

Page 30: ...To minimize electromagnetic disturbances use a pair of shielded twisted Ethernet cables category 5 and a shielded RJ 45 plug at both ends 4 3 Installing expansion modules 4 3 1 Open the device WARNING Risk due to unauthorized opening and improper repairs or expansions Improper procedure when carrying out expansions may result in substantial damage to equipment or endanger the user If you install o...

Page 31: ...trostatic sensitive devices ESD The device contains electronic components that may be destroyed by electrostatic charges This can result in malfunctions and damage to the machine or plant Take corresponding precautionary measures before you open the device Exploded view Top housing Top PCBA Middle housing Bottom PCBA Bottom housing ...

Page 32: ...sconnected from the line voltage and the LED goes out see LEDs to display operation Page 17 All connection cables are unplugged A flat blade screwdriver Press the marked recesses on both left and right sides of the module with a flat blade screwdriver to loosen and then remove the middle housing Open the top housing Pull the top housing in the marked direction to open the cover ...

Page 33: ...MA connector Requirement The device is disconnected from the power supply and the DIAG LED goes out Procedure Follow the steps to install the SMA connector 1 Press the marked recesses on both left and right sides of the module with a flat blade screwdriver to loosen and then remove the middle housing 2 Remove the shelter on the middle housing ...

Page 34: ...just the position of the middle housing and install it back 4 3 3 Insert the SIM card Requirement The device is disconnected from the power supply and the DIAG LED goes out The SIM card is suitable for industrial use Compatible cards Mini SIM card 25 x 15 mm ISO IEC 7810 ID 000 Install the SIM card NOTICE Inserting a SIM card If you are using the SIM card in a device installed in a system you must...

Page 35: ...dules LOGO CIM Operating Manual 10 2021 A5E51250518 AA 35 1 Pull the top housing in the marked direction to open the cover 2 Unlock the card holder in the marked direction 3 Put the SIM card in the card holder and then lock the card holder in the marked direction ...

Page 36: ...of the device can be up to 30 C above the maximum permissible ambient temperature of the device Make sure that the maximum permissible ambient temperature of the cellular module is specified accordingly CAUTION Risk of burns due to hot components The motherboard and internal components can get hot during operation Motherboard and internal components will only cool down slowly after the device has ...

Page 37: ...ellular module into the socket from the bottom side 3 Press the cellular module in the marked direction to lock the cellular module 4 Connect the feeder cables with the corresponding antenna connectors of the cellular module Arrange the feed lines and make them pass from the feeder cable path to prevent interruption Cable type SMA to U FL Cable length 7 to 8 cm 5 Close the top housing ...

Page 38: ...to protect it from lightning strikes This work must only be carried out by qualified personnel NOTICE Damage to devices due to incorrect accessories Select the antenna suitable for your frequency band from the accessories Other antennas could interfere with product characteristics or lead to defects NOTICE Every module must be equipped with a proper antenna with the specified characteristics The a...

Page 39: ...TIC NET N Connect SM male male 1m 6XV1875 5LH20 Flexible connecting cable preassembled SIMATIC NET N Connect SM male male 2m 6XV1875 5LH50 Flexible connecting cable preassembled SIMATIC NET N Connect SM male male 5m Antenna 6GK5895 6ML00 0AA0 Antenna ANT 895 6ML active GNSS antenna 6GK5896 4ME00 0AA0 Cylinder shaped antenna ANT 896 4ME for GSM 2G UMTS 3G and LTE 4G ANT896 4ME 6GK5896 4MA00 0AA3 IR...

Page 40: ...e device within a protected network area Keep the firmware up to date Check regularly for security updates of the firmware and use them Check regularly for new features on the Siemens Internet pages Network security information https new siemens com global en products automation topic areas industrial security html Physical access Restrict physical access to the device to qualified personnel Passw...

Page 41: ... either of the following ways on DVD Windows Linux or MAC Application _operating system version res _operating system version is available only for Linux and Windows in LOGO Soft Comfort installation path The LOGO Soft Comfort installation drive such as C Program Files lsc lsc res Download the LOGO Root CA from CIM 1 Set up the Ethernet communication between you PC and CIM Note Make sure you conne...

Page 42: ...r the current user If you select Local Machine the certificate is valid for all users on this PC Only the administrator can install the certificate as Local Machine 4 Select the check box of and click to store the certificate 5 Trust the certificate by selecting in the pop up window and then clicking 6 Click to continue 7 In the Certificate import wizard window click Finish to confirm your selecti...

Page 43: ... then click 3 Select the certificate of CA then click Open to add it 4 Enter the password then Click Modify Keychain 5 Double click the certificate of CA to open it 6 Trust the certificate by clicking Trust and setting Secure Sockets Layer SSL as Always trust 7 Enter the password and confirm the modification 5 2 4 Installing the certificate for Linux Follow the instruction from Linux to import the...

Page 44: ...ds to the IP address of the CIM 3 Select the account and enter the password Note The default IP address of the CIM is https 192 168 0 80 The default password for CIM is cim Note You can only log into web based configuration with one browser at a time 4 Select an appropriate language from the drop down menu if needed 5 Click or tap to view the OSS Readme 6 Click or tap to log in to the Web server I...

Page 45: ...ports the following web browsers Windows Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 0 Firefox 67 0 and later versions Google Chrome 63 0 and later versions Edge 88 0 and later versions Mac OS Apple Safari 12 1 2 and later versions Firefox 67 0 and later versions Google Chrome 63 0 and later versions Linux Firefox 67 0 and later versions Google Chrome 63 0 and later versions ...

Page 46: ...cific web page Configuration pages The CIM includes following configuration pages Configuration pages Description Device information Display the general information of the connected CIM LAN settings Set the LAN for CIM Contacts Edit the contacts Data Management Edit the variables messages and bindings Protocol settings Set the communication protocols Cellular GNSS View and set the cellular and GNS...

Page 47: ...ent page Discard the changes on the current page 5 4 2 LAN settings This page allows you to set the IP for CIM If you forget the password for login you need to reset the CIM to factory setting Page 18 and log in with the default password 5 4 3 Device information The Device information page displays the general information of the connected CIM Parameters Meaning Device name Display the device name ...

Page 48: ...nding or receiving SMS messages You can add a maximum of 16 contacts for CIM Add a contact 1 Click Add Row 2 Enter the Name and Phone Number of the contact Name A name can contain letters numbers and special characters Phone number Phone number at which the user can be reached Note When you enter an international number use as the exit code For example 86 The contact name must be unique 3 Repeat s...

Page 49: ...ust be unique 5 4 5 1 Variables The variable is defined by variable name data type address type and address This chapter shows how to create and edit variables that you use to store values in CIM You can create variables for all data type UDM permitted Add a variable 1 Click Add Row button 2 Enter the parameters of the variable You can add maximum 16 variables at most Name A variable name can cont...

Page 50: ...nt or an action the variable cannot be changed or deleted Change a variable Click then enter the new value to the corresponding filed of the variable you want to change Delete a variable Click delete button next to the variable you want delete 5 4 5 2 Messages This page allows you add or edit a message that CIM can send and receive ...

Page 51: ... the bind event will be added in the message CIM sends If the parameter is in hexadecimal 0x is also added before the value Message content with parameter message text value of the parameter Message content with parameter in hexadecimal message text 0x value of the parameter For the allowed parameters refer RESTful API Page 64 4 Repeat the steps 1 3 to add all messages you need Note If the message...

Page 52: ...50518 AA 5 4 5 3 Data Binding This page allows you to bind an event to an action Refer to Universal Data Model Page 9 for more information Event is defined by you An event can be variable change or receiving message You can set an action CIM will take when the event you set happens ...

Page 53: ...itted data type ex cept bool Note The type and range of the reference value should be the same as event source variable 5 Equals 6 Less than 7 Receives message Message Any message Note The event Greater than is triggered on the rising edge while Less than is triggered on the falling edge No event triggered Event Greater than 5 is triggered Event Equals 5 is triggered Event Less than 5 is triggered...

Page 54: ... the maximum or minimum value of its range the vari able will not increase or decrease any more 4 Decrease by value 5 Send message Message If the event is receive message this action type cannot be configured If the message contains a parameter the parameter is the event parameter 6 Send variable Variable The format of the message is variable name value short type If the variable is in hexa decima...

Page 55: ... to delete 5 4 6 Protocol Settings 5 4 6 1 Overview for multi protocol This page allows you to configure the following protocols S7 Modbus TCP Modbus RTU RESTful API 5 4 6 2 S7 This page allows you enable or disable the S7 connections as well as check and edit the S7 connections LOGO CIM supports maximum four S7 connections simultaneously at most CIM will share the connections if it acts as S7 ser...

Page 56: ...Enable or disable the Dynamic server connection Note LOGO CIM support maximumly four S7 connections simultaneously If you have set some static connections the number of the dynamic server connections 4 the number of the static connections Status of current S7 connections Click to expand the connection list or click to collapse the connection list Link to S7 address space information page ...

Page 57: ...IM is 00 01 to FF FF Click to open the Data transfer table of the corresponding connection that CIM work as a S7 client Data transfer table configuration For the connections that CIM works as S7 client you need to configure the data transfer table 1 Click Add Row 2 Click to choose the UDM address type of CIM 3 Input one address in the address field of CIM 4 Click the to choose data transfer direct...

Page 58: ...s Local address LOGO CIM Remote address S7 compatible device Address Type Range Address Type IB 0 to 511 IB QB MB VB Data Block QB 0 to 511 MB 0 to 511 VB 0 to 1023 IW 0 to 510 IW QW MW VW Data Block QW 0 to 510 MW 0 to 510 VW 0 to 1022 ID 0 to 508 ID QD MD VD Data Block QD 0 to 508 MD 0 to 508 VD 0 to 1020 Note The address type is the combination of the process image name in UDM Page 9 and data t...

Page 59: ...able of Modbus communication as well as check the connection status LOGO CIM support maximum four Modbus TCP connections simultaneously at most CIM will share the connections if it acts as a Modbus TCP server Modbus TCP client at the same time Note When you setup Modbus TCP communication between a remote device to CIM make sure Modbus TCP communication is enabled in the connected remote device ...

Page 60: ... you configure the properties of the server Remote IP the IP of the client that you want to connect Here you configure the properties of the client Remote IP the IP of the server that you want to connect Click to open the Data transfer table of the corresponding connection that CIM work as a Modbus TCP client Modbus TCP data transfer configuration For the connections that CIM works as a Modbus TCP...

Page 61: ...le Data transfer restrictions The table below describes the range and local address restrictions for client connections Local address LOGO CIM Remote address Modbus TCP com patible device Address Type Range Address Type IB 0 0 to 511 7 Coil Discrete Input DI QB 0 0 to 511 7 MB 0 0 to 511 7 VB 0 0 to 1023 7 IW 0 to 510 Holding Register HR Input Register IR QW 0 to 510 MW 0 to 510 VW 0 to 1022 Note ...

Page 62: ...ion Note Modbus RTU connection is not secure Here you configure the properties of the connections of serial port Mode RS485 RS422 or RS232 Baud rate set the transfer speed Transmission serial port setup Terminal Resistor enable or disable the embedded terminal resistor Link to Modbus address space information page Here you configure the Modbus RTU Type If you select Master you need to set the Data...

Page 63: ...CIM 4 Click to choose data transfer directions 5 Click to choose the Modbus address type of the remote Modbus RTU slave 6 Input the Modbus start address of the remote Modbus RTU slave 7 Input the length of the data need to be transferred 8 Input the Unit ID of the remote Modbus RTU slave Slave ID Address 9 To set the time interval that CIM synchronizes the data with the server select the check box...

Page 64: ...DM Page 9 and data type For example IB means bit in memory I The values should follow the rule Local address Data length Max value of Local address type 5 4 6 5 RESTful API CIM also provides a REST interface for those users that are familiar with such technology and want to interact with CIM using an automated or programmed interface If the device connected to CIM supports RESTful you can get or p...

Page 65: ... address the address is counted from the range end Short data type Data type Length Value range Display Example x bit 1 bit 0 1 0 or 1 1 b byte 8 bit 0 FF hex string ab w word 16 bit 0 FFFF hex string aabb dw double word 32 bit 0 FFFFFFFF hex string aabbccdd lw long word 64 bit 0 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF hex string aabbccddaabbcc dd su short unsigned 8 bit 0 255 decimal 12 u unsigned 16 bit 0 65535 decima...

Page 66: ...t ix5 3 A bit at 5 3 in range I https xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx pi rest ix5 3 8 7 All bits in 5 3 8 7 in range I https xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx pi rest iw100 A word at 100 in range I https xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx pi rest iw100 200 All words in 100 200 in range I https xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx pi rest iw100 All words in 100 range_end in range I https xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx pi rest qb100 A byte at 100 in range Q https xxx...

Page 67: ...ar network status Cellular status Items Meaning SIM card Plugged in Not plugged in SIM card status Ready Not Ready Provider Display the provider of the SIM card Phone number of SIM card Display the phone number of the SIM card Signal strength Display the level of signal strength Cellular data Enabled Disabled Network register status Network register status IPv4 IPv4 address ...

Page 68: ...nection of CIM to a specified destination device but not for the PC Restart cellular module You can restart the cellular module by clicking the Restart Cellular Module button 5 4 7 2 Cellular settings This page allows you to set APN Dial number and SMS Center number You can get the APN Dial number and SMS number from the SIM card provider Note Siemens recommends only set these items when it is nec...

Page 69: ...ocol This page allows you check and manage all the protocols You can enable disable a protocol by toggling the switch Except HTTPS all other protocols are disabled by default Enable S7 Modbus TCP Modbus RTU NTP When you enable the protocols the settings of these protocols revert to the settings before disabling Disable S7 Modbus TCP Modbus RTU NTP if you disabled a protocol CIM cannot work as eith...

Page 70: ...hich solution you selected make sure you install the certificate to your operating system or browser Page 41 before using the Web based configuration Note Siemens recommends you clear browser cache and restart the browser after you installed the certificate It takes about one minute for the certificate to take effect Wait one minute before logging in the web based configuration after you installed...

Page 71: ...e CIM internal certificate CIM can generate certificate for itself 1 Select CIM internal certificate by selecting the check box next to it 2 Click Generate to generate CIM CA 3 Click Download to download CIM CA 4 Click Save Changes to save the change or click Discard Changes to discard the change ...

Page 72: ...ows you import your own CA and key to CIM 1 Select External certificate by selecting the check box next to it 2 Drag and drop or select your own CA and key to the target filed in the page 3 Click Import to import the CA and key to CIM 4 Click Save Changes to save the change or click Discard Changes to discard the change ...

Page 73: ... the time for CIM Note If the time you set is out of the range of the certificate defines CIM will generate a new certificate The page may be stuck for a few seconds during the certificate generation Note If the time of CIM and PC is different more than 1 year you will get a notice that you certificate is invalid Set the time in web based configuration for CIM ...

Page 74: ...S as sync source 1 Select the sync source Set Network as sync source 1 Select the sync source 2 Enter the IP address of the sync NTP server 3 Click Sync now Note When you selected a sync source CIM will sync time from the sync source periodically Note Last sync time The last sync time is the latest time CIM updated It can be the time synchronized from NTP server or the time you set manually in tim...

Page 75: ...change the password for web based configuration login Note If you didn t change the password you can log on with the default password cim Siemens strongly recommend you change your default password after you first login CIM If you forget the password you need to reset the CIM to factory setting Page 18 and log on with the default password To change the password you must first enter the existing pa...

Page 76: ... 5 4 9 5 System configuration management This function allows you export the current CIM configuration or import a CIM configuration file to CIM Export configure file 1 Click the button Export Configure File 2 Enable or disable Protect file with password and set the password if you want to protect the configuration file from casual use Note The following configuration will not be exported IP addre...

Page 77: ...guration data through the path System Setting System Configuration Management before the upgrading In the upgrade environment other functions of the system are stopped such as network communication data bindings and so on Follow these steps to perform an upgrade 1 Click Upgrade system in the system upgrade page 2 Navigate to the folder which you saved the upgrade package and select it 3 Wait until...

Page 78: ...LOGO CIM 78 Operating Manual 10 2021 A5E51250518 AA Dimension drawing 6 All dimensions in millimeters ...

Page 79: ...ector Electrical data Power supply Power supply Range Design 12 24 V DC nominal 10 2 to 28 8 V DC 3 pin terminal strip not floating Current consumption At 12 V At 24 V Maximum 1 A including 4G and supercapacitor charging Maximum 500 mA including 4G and supercapacitor charg ing Effective power loss Maximum 9 5 W Permitted ambient conditions Ambient temperature During operation During storage 20 C t...

Page 80: ...l mounting Pollution degree IP20 Weight 200 g Dimensions W x H x D 71 5 x 90 x 58 1 mm without antenna sockets Materials Plastic 7 2 Certificates and approvals Note Applicability The following shows the approvals that may be available For the device itself it is certificated as shown on the product label and package label ISO 9001 certificate The Siemens quality management system for all productio...

Page 81: ... official journal of the EU L96 29 03 2014 pages 309 356 2014 53 EU Radio equipment directive Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of April 16 2014 on the harmonization of the laws of the member states relating to placing radio equipment on the market and to cancel the directive 1999 5 EU 2011 65 EU RoHS directive Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June...

Page 82: ...pressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Conditions of operations This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful inter ference and 2 this device must accept any interference received includ ing interference that may cause undesired operation CANADA Canad...

Page 83: ...rdous locations Antenna must be installed within the end use enclosure Routing and remote installation not evaluated as part of this certification of the antenna shall be in accordance with the appropriate location regulations when installed in unclassified and or Class I Division 2 Hazardous Locations WARNING EXPOSURE TO SOME CHEMICALS MAY DEGRADE THE SEALING PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS USED IN THE R...

Page 84: ...led in an enclosure that provides a minimum ingress protection of IP 54 in accordance with IEC 60079 0 and accessible only by the use of a tool Transient protection shall be provided that is set at a level not exceeding 140 of the peak rated voltage value at the supply terminals to the equipment Antenna shall be installed within the end use enclosure Routing and remote installation not evaluated a...

Page 85: ...l be in accordance with the appropriate location regulations when installed in unclassified and or zone 2 Hazardous Locations Korea Certificate This product meets the requirements of Korean certification This product satisfies the requirement of the Korean Certification KC Mark RCM Australia New Zealand This product meets the requirements of IEC EN 61000 6 3 Generic standards Emission standard for...

Page 86: ...e the local regulations and below Recycling and Disposal Recycling and Disposal You can fully recycle LOGO devices due to their low pollutant equipment For environmentally friendly recycling and disposal of your old equipment contact a certified electronic waste disposal company and dispose of the equipment according to the applicable regulations in your country ...

Page 87: ...MLFB of the device BIOS version for industrial PC or image version of the device Other installed hardware Other installed software Tools downloads Please check regularly if updates and hotfixes are available for download to your device The download area is available on the Internet at the following link After Sales Information https support industry siemens com A 2 Troubleshooting This chapter pro...

Page 88: ...ssible remedy Remarks Cellular Data Disabled Cellular Data is disabled Enable the Cellular data on in the page Cellular Settings Cellular Mod ule No Cellular Module The cellular module is not inserted correctly in CIM CIM doesn t support the cellular module If the Cellular Module dis plays the correct name you need also check the Cellular Module Revision and whether the type of cellular module is ...

Page 89: ...and Enter it in the following page of web based configura tion Cellular Settings SMS Center Number The cellular module doesn t support the provider s SMS The message encoding format is not 7 bit or UCS2 16 bit The SIM card is not compatible with the cellular module Change a SIM card which is compatible with the cellu lar module Cannot access to Internet The advanced settings APN dial number is not...

Page 90: ...nd approvals 80 Connecting function earth 28 Power supply 28 Contact 48 cULus Hazardous Classified Locations 83 D Data Management Action 52 Variables 52 Data Management Event 52 Datamanagement Data Binding 52 Device information 47 Device restart 75 F Factory Mutual Research FM 83 Factory reset 76 FCC 82 function earth 28 Connecting 28 G GNSS settings 69 I IECEx 84 Installation and removal DIN rail...

Page 91: ...perating Manual 10 2021 A5E51250518 AA 91 R RCM 85 RCM Australia New Zealand 85 RESTful API 64 S S7 55 SIM card 34 Summer Winter Time 74 Sync Time 74 T Time setting 74 U UL 82 Universal Data Model UDM 9 V Variables 49 ...

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