Check the connector pins and the cable conductor colors before wiring.
Incorrect wiring may cause damage, failure, and malfunctions of the product. Check the wire color
described in the Instruction Manual before wiring.
Check the wiring insulation.
Make sure that the wires do not contact other circuits and there is no ground fault and insulation
failure between terminals. Overcurrent may flow into the product and result in damage.
Use a DC stabilized power supply for the product that is within the rating and insulated from
the AC power.
Uninsulated power may cause an electric shock. If the power is not stabilized, the peak value may
exceed the rating. This may damage the product or lead to poor accuracy.
Stop the control device and the machinery and turn off the power before wiring.
Operating the product suddenly may cause an unexpected behavior and a dangerous situation.
Perform an electrical current test with the control device and the machinery stopped and set the
required data. Discharge static electricity from your body, tools, and devices before and during
work. For movable sections, use wiring material with the same level of bending resistance as the
robot wire.
Use the product within the power supply voltage range.
If voltage or AC power (100 VAC) out of the specified range is applied, the product may burst or an
electric shock or a fire may occur.
Do not short-circuit the load.
The product may burst or burn.
Insulate unused wires to avoid contact with other wires.
The optional shielded cable connector is for a shielded wire. Ground the shielded wire to the power
supply side.
If extending the cable, be less than the cable length 20m from the master to the device (this
product).
Connecting unused wires accidentally to the ground may cause the product to malfunction or
become damaged.
When using a cable other than the optional cable, use a cable that adapts to the IO-Link
communication specifications.
Wiring colors and pin assignments are described in the IO-Link communication specifications.
Depending on the cable, the relationship between the wiring color and the pin arrangement may
not match, resulting in incorrect wiring.
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