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HarshIO 600 eIP
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IP67 Digital I/O Modules for EtherNet/IP
Getting Started
1. I/O wiring and connect
Wire the inputs and/or outputs according to the drawings of chapter "Port wiring type" by using
M12/Ultra-Lock (A-code) connectors. Depending on the model reference, the same I/O port supports two
I/O channels (2 inputs or 2 outputs) according to I/O assignment. Only one M12/Ultra-Lock (A-code)
connector is needed for two I/Os. Plug I/O's on their corresponding ports.
2. Power connect
Make DC power connection from the 24 VDC power supply to the Power connector (Ui) of the HarshIO
600 eIP. If several HarshIO 600 eIP are used, chain the Power connector (Uo) of the first module with the
Power connector (Ui) of the next one.
3. Communication connect
Connect the first HarshIO 600 eIP to the Scanner with the appropriate network cable. If several HarshIO
600 eIP are used, chain the network with the appropriate network cable.
4. Apply Power
Power up the power supply module and observe the status LED on each unit.
Module and Input Power Status LED (UB)
State
Status
Description
Recommended action
OFF
No external power source
No external power source
Apply power to the HarshIO
module
Check power cable
Green – Solid ON
External power present
The power is applied to the
HarshIO module
None
Output Power Status LED (UL)
State
Status
Description
Recommended action
OFF
No external power source
No external power source
Apply power to the HarshIO
module
Check power cable
Green – Solid ON
External power present
The power is applied to the
HarshIO module
None
Network Link Status LED – ETH1 / ETH2 LINK
State
Status
Description
Recommended action
OFF
No network link
No network link
Check the network link and
set network link if not existing
Check wire pining
Green – Solid ON
100 Mbps network link
present
The module is correctly
connected to the network
None
Green - BLINKING
100 Mbps network active
The module is in
communication with the
network
None
Yellow – Solid ON
10 Mbps network link
present
The module is correctly
connected to the network
None
Yellow - BLINKING
10 Mbps network active
The module is communicating
with the network
None