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General| Brand | Omron |
|---|---|
| Model | SYSMAC NX-CIF Series |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes the target audience for the manual, including engineers and personnel involved in FA systems.
Lists the products covered by this manual, specifically NX-series Communications Interface Units.
Details the standard page layout, headings, page tabs, and icons used in the manual.
Provides guidelines on actions to ensure safe usage of the product.
Provides guidelines on actions to ensure proper operation and performance of the product.
Offers extra information to enhance understanding or ease operation.
Details differences in specifications and functionality based on unit and software versions.
Outlines Omron's product warranties and limitations on liability.
Addresses the buyer's responsibility for determining product suitability for their specific application.
States Omron's non-responsibility for user programming of programmable products.
Explains that performance data is a guide and not a warranty, requiring user correlation.
Informs that product specifications and accessories may change without notice.
States that no responsibility is assumed for clerical, typographical, or proofreading errors.
Explains the notation used for warnings and cautions in the manual.
Defines the meaning of various symbols used to indicate prohibited actions or precautions.
Details precautions related to electrical shock and injury when handling units with power applied.
Emphasizes the need for external safety measures to ensure system safety during abnormalities.
Advises ensuring input voltages and currents stay within specified ranges to prevent accidents.
Stresses confirming safety before transferring configuration or data to prevent unexpected operations.
Warns about potential timing deviations and I/O refresh issues during online editing.
Provides precautions for safe wiring practices, including grounding and cable management.
Advises using original packaging and avoiding excessive vibration or shock during transportation.
Details precautions for mounting terminal blocks and connectors, ensuring locking devices are secured.
Covers power-off requirements before installation, removing units, and avoiding labels on units or the NX bus connector.
Emphasizes checking wiring and settings before power-on, using correct parts, and following cable precautions.
Covers using appropriate I/O power supply ranges, voltages, and protecting against overcurrents.
Advises confirming the system's state before powering on the unit.
Details pre-operation checks, fail-soft operation considerations, and system impact verification.
Outlines precautions for turning off power, especially during data transfers or hardware manipulation.
Emphasizes confirming system impact before operations like mode changes or value adjustments.
Advises adhering to specified communication distance and unit count limits.
Mentions disposing of the product according to local ordinances.
Provides a specific precaution regarding polarity when connecting RS-422A/485 cables.
Covers correct storage, mounting, and wiring practices to prevent malfunctions or damage.
Advises confirming system impact before transferring communication settings.
Mentions confirming safety before changing event levels and not exceeding power supply capacity.
Warns against turning off power during data transfer or parameter writing.
Refers to other manuals for communication precautions with connected coupler units.
Provides a tip on how to remove multiple units together for easier detachment.
Details EU Directives compliance, including EMC and Low Voltage Directives, and required installation precautions.
Mentions compliance with UL and CSA standards and refers to instruction sheets for conditions.
Covers compliance with shipbuilding standards, advising consultation with OMRON representatives.
Addresses KC certification requirements and precautions for use in Korea.
Provides information on third-party software licenses and copyright information.
Explains the concept of unit versions and how to identify them on the product.
Illustrates where to find unit model and version information directly on the product.
Guides on how to confirm unit versions using the Support Software.
Explains the dependency of supported functions on unit and support software versions.
Details the features of CIF Units as Sysmac devices, NX Units, and serial communication devices.
Describes how CIF Units connect to NX-series CPU Units and Communications Coupler Units.
Lists available CIF Unit models, their functions, and required support software.
Explains the serial communications instructions available for programming CIF Units.
Provides general specifications for the CIF Units, including enclosure and grounding.
Outlines the procedures for applying CIF Units, from creating settings to checking operation.
Identifies the parts of the NX-CIF101 and NX-CIF105 units.
Describes the indicators on the CIF Units that show operating status and signal I/O.
Refers to other manuals for information on installing NX Units, including CIF Units.
Guides on wiring power supply and ground for CIF Units, with additional information on I/O power and FG terminals.
Details how to wire terminals on CIF Units, emphasizing screw tightening and safe practices.
Explains how to wire CIF Units for communications with external serial devices.
Explains how to connect and remove wires from terminal blocks, including required tools.
Describes how to use coding pins to prevent incorrect attachment of terminal blocks to units.
Shows the terminal arrangement for the NX-CIF105 unit.
Lists the D-sub connector pin arrangements for the NX-CIF210 unit.
Details the data that can be set for I/O allocations, corresponding to NX objects for NX-CIF101/105.
Details the data that can be set for I/O allocations, corresponding to NX objects for NX-CIF210.
Explains the operation settings for a CIF Unit, including communications specifications, buffering, and event levels.
Details the procedure for setting Unit operations using Support Software like Sysmac Studio.
Describes how to set the divided data size to optimize communications performance.
Describes no-protocol communications and its use for sending/receiving data from serial devices.
Explains how send and receive buffers are used in CIF Units for data transfer.
Details the data used in serial communications protocol processing between master and CIF Unit.
Provides examples of communications between CPU units/masters and CIF units.
Describes the processing for sending data within user programs.
Outlines the processing for receiving data within user programs.
Explains the processing for restarting a port in user programs.
Describes how to calculate communications performance and adjust data sizes for optimization.
Describes creating and outputting notification data for sending data, handling data division.
Explains how user programs should check input notification data to confirm correct reception.
Details necessary processing on send data, such as adding start codes, end codes, or CRC.
Outlines checking input notification data for storing received data and detecting errors.
Explains creating and outputting notification data to inform the CIF Unit about normal reception.
Covers setting reception start and completion conditions, including checking for end detection.
Provides precautions for writing user programs to receive data, especially regarding buffer sizes and errors.
Explains the serial line monitor's function to log, display, and save sent/received data.
Details operations for using the serial line monitoring feature within the Support Software.
Outlines methods for checking errors, including using indicators and support software.
Explains how to interpret CIF Unit indicators to identify and troubleshoot errors.
Details how to check for and troubleshoot errors using support software like Sysmac Studio.
Refers to other manuals for information on resetting errors.
Refers to other manuals for standard troubleshooting processes.
Describes the items used to detail individual errors, including event name, code, meaning, source, and recovery.
Describes daily maintenance and cleaning/inspection methods for CIF Units.
Refers to other manuals for data backup and replacement procedures for CIF Units.
Provides dimensional drawings for NX-CIF101/105 and NX-CIF210 units.
Explains how to change NX objects of the CIF Unit using user programs and specific instructions.
Describes NX objects of CIF Units, their access methods, and object descriptions format.
Offers ST language programming samples for using CIF Units with serial devices.
Provides version-related information for connecting Units to a CPU Unit.
Details version information for connecting Units to Communications Coupler Units.
