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Wiring

Wiring of power supply

The Power supply connection inside the unit has individual power
supplies for solenoid valve actuation (SV power supply) and for
Control parts and Sensor (SW power supply). Supply 24V DC for
each of them. Either single or dual power supply is available. Wiring
is not necessary for SW power supply when no Input Blocks are
used.

Names and Functions of Individual Parts (continued)

PWR(V)

CAN

PWR

ADDRESS

1

0

EX250

      CAN

PWR:
Power LED for SI unit
and Input block

PWR(V):
Power LED for
output equipment

SI unit

Input block

Sensor

23V DC

24V DC

Voltage reduction of approx.1V

Power for a sensor is supplied to the sensor connected to an Input
Block. There will be a voltage drop of up to approx. 1V inside the SI
unit, therefore select a sensor which will operate with the resultant
voltage.

If a sensor requires 24V, it is necessary to lower power supply
voltage for sensor slightly or secure a power supply for sensor
separately without going through the SI unit so that sensor input
voltage can be 24V with actual loading (allowable voltage of sensor
power supply: 19.2V to 28.8V).

Power supply connector

Power supply connector M12 male 5pins reverse key type

Communication connector

Communication connector M12 male 5pins

3

2

1

4

5

SW Setting

Address setting

When DIP switch is to be set, turn OFF power supply to SI unit.

LED indication

Node-ID

       Setting of Node-ID

       Set SW7 to 0. (SW7 is not used.)

       Set SW8 to 1.(fixed)

       Setting of output when communication stops

SW1

0

0

1

1

2

0

62

0

63

1

SW2

0

0

1

1

1

SW3

0

0

0

1

1

SW4

0

0

0

1

1

SW5

0

0

0

1

1

SW6

0

0

0

1

1

SW9

0

Output V

alue shall take the pre-defined condition specified in 

Error V

alue Output Object (6207h,6307h,6327h)

Default: all outputs are cleared.

1

Output V

alue shall be kept.

Output condition of solenoid valve when an error occurs

(Error Control ,Emergency Object) or Fault message is received.

        Setting of mode

SW10

1

SW mode. Setting of Node-ID is achieved through net work.

SW1-8 become unavailable. Node-ID can be set up to 127.

Default is 127 (7Fh).

Mode

0

HW mode. Setting of Node-ID is achieved by DIP switches SW1-6.

.

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.

1

0

ON

To enquire about the product, please contact the following:

3

2

1

4

5

Baud rate Table

The CAN LED illuminates RED when an invalid combination is

set with DIP switches SW1-4.

EX250-TFL01GB

(Female connector cable: WAKW4.5T-2   TURCK Co. ,etc.)

(Female connector cable: M12 female 5pins cable with shield

(according to ISO11898))

      Green (Flashing) : Pre-Operational State

Green
LED ON

Green
LED OFF

Green
LED ON

Green
LED OFF

Red
LED ON

Green
LED ON

200ms 200ms

      Red (Single Flash) : CAN Contoroller Error

OFF

Red
LED ON

Green
LED ON

OFF

200ms 200ms

      Green (Single Flash) : Stopped State

200ms

1000ms

1000ms

      Red (Double Flash) : Error Control Event

200ms 200ms 200ms

1000ms

Red
LED ON

Green
LED ON

OFF

      Green / Red (Flashing) : LSS Configration Mode

LED Indication of SI unit is based on CANopen Specification (CANopen Spec.DR-303-3).
Refer to DR-303-3 Indicator Specification for details.

50ms

50ms

Baud Rate

The baud rate can be set in the HW mode using the following
methods: -

Method of re-setting to default baud rate (125kbps)

1) Turn off the power supply (for CANopen line) and set Node-

ID to 0 with DIP switches SW1-6.

2) The CAN LED will flash RED for five seconds at the

frequency of 2Hz when the power supply to the SI unit is
restored.

3) The baud rate is set to 125kbps and the CAN LED illuminates

green and red alternately (2Hz). 

4) Turn off the power supply, set Node-ID, and turn on the

power supply again.

5) The CAN LED illuminates (GREEN). The SI units state of

communication is standby (When SI unit is stand by mode
Pre-operational).

Method of setting baud rate to value within CiA

specification

1) Turn OFF the power supply (for CANopen line) and set

Node-ID to 0 with DIP switches SW1-6.

2) The CAN LED will flash RED for five seconds at the

frequency of 2Hz when the power supply to the SI unit is
restored.

3) Set DIP switch SW6 to 1 while the CAN LED is flashing

(within five seconds).

4) The Flashing CAN LED stops (CAN LED is off). Set the baud

rate with DIP switches SW1-4 within ten seconds according
to the following table.

Wiring

(continued)

Baud Rate (continued)

<Example: If the baud rate of the SI unit is set to 500kbps.>

Because the baud rate is 500kbps, DIP switches SW1-4 setting is 2.
i.e. SW1 = 0 , SW2 = 1 , SW3 = 0 and SW4 = 0

5) The CAN LED flashes RED for two seconds at the frequency

of 1Hz when the setting is successful.

6) After that, the CAN LED flashes RED for five seconds at a

frequency of 5Hz to acknowledge the end of the setting
procedure.

7) The CAN LED illuminates GREEN and RED alternately (at

the frequency of 2Hz).

8) Turn OFF the power supply, set the Node-ID, then turn ON

the power supply again.

9) The CAN LED will illuminate GREEN. The SI units state

ofcommunication is standby (Pre-operational mode).

It is the responsibility of the machine builder to make sure that the
machine operates correctly.
CANopen units from different manufacturers have different ability
(minimum message interval) respectively.
The machine builder should consider the differences in the ability.
The method (confirmed service) of sending the following request after
receiving the response to the request is recommended to ensure correct
communication.
When using the method (unconfirmed service) of sending the following
request without receiving a response to the request, if the request
exceeding the processing performance of the unit is sent, it cannot be
received.
Please confirm the normal operation beforehand when an SMC CANopen
unit is used in your machine.
Please consult with SMC when there is a problem.

Application X

Unconfirmed

service

Application Y, Z, ...

request

indication

indication

indication

Application X

Confirmed

service

Application Y

request

indication

confirmation

response

Indication

Contents

PWR (V)

Green Light ON

When power for solenoid valves and
output equipment is supplied

PWR

Green Light ON

When power for CANopen line, SI unit
and input blocks is supplied

CAN

Green Light ON

When SI unit is in the Operational state

Green Light
(flashing)

SI unit is in the Pre-Operational state

Green Light
(single flash)

Single flash when SI unit is in Stopped
state

Red Light
(single flash)

Single flash when CAN controller error
occurs

Red Light
(double flash)

Double flash when Error Control Event
occurs

Green / Red Light
(flashing)

Flashing when SI unit is in
Configuration mode
(LSS services)

Red Light ON

SI unit is in “Bus OFF” state 

DIP switches

SW1-4 setting

0

Baud rate

(kbps)

1000  800  500  250  125 

50 

20 

10 

CAUTION

No. 

Description

Function 

SV 24V

+24V for solenoid valve.

SV 0V

0V for solenoid valve

SW 24V

+24V for sensor input

SW 0V

0V for sensor input

Earth 

No. 

Description

Function 

CAN_SHLD

Shield 

CAN_V+

Power for
CANopen

CAN_GND

Power supply - for CANopen

CAN_H

CAN_H bus line 
(dominant high)

CAN_L

CAN_L bus line 
(dominant low)

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