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General| Brand | Omron |
|---|---|
| Model | GX-ILM08C |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
Explains warning and caution labels for safe usage, indicating potential hazards.
Defines symbols used for prohibited items, cautions, and compulsory actions.
Details Omron's exclusive warranty, limitations, buyer remedy, and liability.
Discusses user responsibility for determining product suitability and application risks.
Details precautions for using the correct power supply voltage and ensuring stable supply.
Provides guidance on static discharge, secure mounting, and cable handling during installation.
Outlines precautions for correct wiring, wire tools, polarity confirmation, and cable management.
Covers precautions for transporting, handling, and checking safety before changing settings.
Advises on installing external breakers and safety measures for short-circuiting.
Emphasizes correct wiring and potential hazards of incorrect installation.
Details compliance with EMC and Low Voltage Directives and installation requirements.
Explains the overview of EtherCAT networks, including features and structure.
Explains installation, connection, and power supply methods for various Slave Unit types.
Explains the setup method using simple system setting examples.
Details the process of making settings and wiring for EtherCAT Master Units, Slave Units, and power supplies.
Guides on mounting and setting node addresses for each Slave Unit.
Explains how to connect unit power supplies and I/O power supplies.
Covers the steps to initiate EtherCAT communications, including system startup and data allocation.
Explains PDO and SDO communications setup for EtherCAT.
Guides on shifting to the operational state to start EtherCAT communications.
Describes how to confirm normal status, LED indicators, and data read/write operations.
Explains how to check the status indicators of EtherCAT Master and Slave Units.
Details how to use the Configuration Tool to verify I/O data read and write.
Guides on making parameter settings for Slave Units via SDO communications.
Describes the DIN track mounting method for various Slave Units.
Explains how to lay down the EtherCAT network cables.
Provides precautions for laying down the network and communications cables.
Guides on connecting communications cables between Master and Slave Units in a daisy chain.
Explains how to supply unit power and I/O power, considering voltage drop and layout.
Details considerations for cable voltage drop, multiple power sources, and power supply errors.
Guides on connecting the unit power supply to each Slave Unit.
Explains how to supply I/O power to units with screw terminal blocks and e-CON connectors.
Details how to connect external devices to Slave Units.
Explains Process Data Objects (PDO) used for real-time data transfer via cyclic communications.
Explains SDO communications and lists abort codes for SDO errors.
Explains the communication modes between the Master Unit and Slave Units.
Details how EtherCAT Slave Units notify emergency messages to the EtherCAT Master Unit.
Details the meaning and state of PWR, L/A IN, L/A OUT, RUN, and ERR indicators.
Explains the use of node address setting switches for EtherCAT Slave Units.
Details the input filter function to prevent data changes caused by fluctuation and noise.
Explains the function to select whether to hold or clear outputs during communications errors.
Shows specifications, names, internal circuits, and wiring diagrams for each Digital I/O Slave Unit model.
Explains input ranges (0-5V, 1-5V, 0-10V, -10-+10V, 4-20mA) and their converted data.
Explains output ranges (0-5V, 1-5V, 0-10V, -10-+10V, 4-20mA) and their converted data.
Details how to set output values when communications errors occur.
Details the allocation of input data such as counter value, latch values, and status.
Details the Circular Counter functionality, including setting max value and count operation.
Explains how to reset the counter value using counter reset bits or external control inputs.
Details how to preset the counter value using soft switches or preset command values.
Identifies and describes the various parts and indicators of the IO-Link Master Unit.
Details the calculation methods for input and output response times.
Guides on how to connect an Expansion Unit to a Digital I/O Slave Unit.
Provides guidance on identifying and resolving errors indicated by status indicators.
Lists error states indicated by status indicators and the corresponding actions to take.
Describes specific errors and troubleshooting steps for different types of Slave Units.
Lists and describes error event codes displayed in Sysmac Studio for application errors.
Provides a table of common and unique emergency error codes used in GX-series EtherCAT Slave Units.
Covers routine maintenance, including cleaning, inspections, and handling during unit replacement.
Offers precautions and settings after replacing units due to malfunction.
Offers precautions for connecting two-wire DC sensors to DC input type Slave Units.
Provides points to observe when wiring external output signal lines, including inductive load protection.
Explains how to calculate the I/O power supply current required for Digital I/O Slave Units.
