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Lenze · I/O system 1000 · Reference Manual · DMS 5.0 EN · 09/2016 · TD17 34
3 Configuring the I/O system in the »Engineer«
3.2 Mapping the real station layout in the »Engineer«
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3.2 Mapping the real station layout in the »Engineer«
In order to map the real station layout of the I/O system in the »Engineer«, you can either
let the »Engineer« search for devices that can be accessed online
- or -
create a new project in the »Engineer« without going online in order to select the components
manually from the catalog.
The procedure is described in the following subchapters.
3.2.1 Search for connected devices
Instead of starting with an empty project, you can let the »Engineer« search for devices that can be
accessed online.
After the search has been carried out, you can open the Start-up wizard and select the identified
devices that are to be included in the project.
Note!
To read out the data, a communication link to the I/O system via system bus (CANopen)
is required.
Establishing a connection between PC and I/O system 1000
( 33)
Stop!
In the fourth step "Read online data", the start-up wizard establishes automatically an
online connection via the selected interface after the Start Search button has been
pressed in order to be able to read out data from the connected devices.

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