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General| Brand | HIMA |
|---|---|
| Model | HIMax X-COM 01 E |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Describes the manual's content and structure for HIMax programmable electronic systems.
Identifies planners, engineers, programmers, and authorized personnel for automation systems.
Details formatting conventions like bold, italics, and courier for readability and clarity.
Explains warning message structure, signal words, and their meanings for hazard communication.
Defines how additional information and tips are presented using specific icons for guidance.
Defines the intended application of HIMax components in safety-related controller systems.
Specifies that environmental conditions must be observed as listed in the product data.
Details necessary ESD protective measures for personnel handling system components.
Outlines potential residual risks originating from engineering, user programs, or wiring faults.
Emphasizes observing local safety requirements and using required protective equipment.
Explains the system's safe state upon controller failure and prohibits actions preventing safe operation.
Discusses compatibility and replacement of X-COM 01 E modules with existing X-COM 01 modules.
Details the process and consequences of downgrading the X-COM 01 E module's operating system.
States that the communication module itself performs no safety function.
Describes the module's behavior, reboot, and data exchange status during a fault.
Clarifies that the connector board is not included in the module's scope of delivery.
Lists important details found on the module's type label, including product name and part number.
Details the essential functional units and architecture of the communication module.
Illustrates the module's structure and components with the X-CB 001 02 connector board.
Illustrates the module's structure and components with the X-CB 001 04 connector board.
Explains the processor system's role in control, monitoring, and data exchange within the HIMax system.
Describes the function of the integrated Ethernet switch for configuring networks.
Details the properties of the module's four Ethernet switch ports and interface.
Describes the fieldbus interfaces on the X-CB 001 02 connector board and their specifications.
Details the automation network and fieldbus interfaces on the X-CB 001 04 connector board.
Shows the front view of the module and its associated LEDs for indicating operational status.
Explains the meaning of module status LEDs (Run, Error, Stop, Init) and their different states.
Describes the function of redundancy indicator LEDs (Ess, Red) for fieldbus protocols.
Details the system bus indicator LEDs (A, B) and their meanings related to system bus connections.
Explains the LEDs for fieldbus and automation network indicators (FB/AN) and their status meanings.
Describes the Ethernet indicator LEDs (Eth 1-4) and their meanings for network status and errors.
Lists general technical specifications including supply voltage, current consumption, and protection class.
Describes the connector board that forms a functional unit with the module.
Details the ports and connection sockets available on the X-CB 001 02 connector board.
Details the ports and connection sockets available on the X-CB 001 04 connector board.
Provides guidelines and important points to observe when mounting the module.
Describes the procedure for replacing an existing module or mounting a new one.
Details the tools and step-by-step instructions for installing and removing a connector board.
Provides detailed steps for mounting and removing the HIMax module, including safety notices.
Explains how to configure the module's parameters within the SILworX programming tool.
Presents system parameters configurable in the Module tab of the SILworX Hardware Editor.
Configures the ARP aging time for storing MAC addresses in the ARP cache for network communication.
Defines settings for MAC learning and ARP aging time affecting Ethernet switch behavior.
Configures the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) mode for network error detection and optimization.
Describes the routing table parameters for defining network routing settings.
Details parameters for configuring the Ethernet switch, including speed, flow control, and limit settings.
Explains VLAN configuration for port-based VLANs and defining connections between switch ports.
Details the Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) configuration for network device information exchange.
Configures Ethernet packet mirroring on ports for testing and analysis purposes.
Lists and describes the UDP and TCP ports used for Ethernet communication and their functions.
States that direct handling of the module is not foreseen and operation is via PADT.
Explains how module state is indicated by LEDs and diagnostic history can be read via SILworX.
Outlines the required maintenance measures, including proof testing and OS updates.
Specifies that proof test intervals must comply with application-specific safety integrity levels (SIL).
Recommends loading current operating system versions during system downtimes for product maintenance.
Provides a list of terms and their definitions used throughout the manual.
Lists all figures included in the manual with their corresponding page numbers.
Lists all tables included in the manual with their corresponding page numbers.
Provides an alphabetical index of topics covered in the manual with their respective page numbers.
