Balluff BNI PG3-508-0C5-Z015 - Ethernet, I;O Ports, and Grounding

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5.2.2 Ethernet interface
Fig. 5-2: Top view of M12 socket, D-coded
Pin Signal Description
1 Tx+ Transmit Data +
2 Rx+ Receive Data +
3 Tx− Transmit Data −
4 Rx− Receive Data −
Tab. 5-2: Pin assignment
5.2.3 I/O-Port
Fig. 5-3: Top view of M12 socket
Pin Signal Description
1 US +24V, 2A
2 I/O Input/Output, 2A
3 GND Electrical ground 0V
4 I/O, C/Q Input/Output, 2A, IO-Link
5 n. c. Not connected
Tab. 5-3: Pin assignment
For the digital sensor inputs, see the directive on
inputs EN61131-2, type 3.
Unused ports must be covered with caps to
ensure IP67 protection.
All IO-Link outputs are supplied via the sensor
voltage (US).
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Installation and connection (continued)
5.2.4 Grounding
To counteract EMC interference, the functional earth
connection must be used.
► Connect the earth terminal to the functional earth (FE)
of the machine.
The FE connection between the housing and
the machine must have a low impedance and
be as short as possible.
► Use the grounding strap included in the
scope of delivery.
Fig. 5-4: Ground connection
5.3 Cable routing
Cable length
The Ethernet cable may be max. 100meters long.
The IO-Link cable may be max. 20meters long.
BNI _ G3-508-0C5-Z015
Network interface