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General| Model | CP 343-1 Lean |
|---|---|
| Transfer rate | 10/100 Mbps |
| Number of Ports | 1 |
| Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| Communication Protocols | TCP/IP, UDP |
| Temperature Range | -40°C to +70°C |
| Mounting type | DIN rail |
Explains symbols and LEDs on the device.
Identifies the specific product covered by the manual.
Outlines the different parts of the manual set.
Provides important IT security recommendations for product operation.
Describes the intended use of the CP in automation systems.
Details new features and capabilities of the CP module.
Explains the supported communication protocols like PROFINET IO.
Lists additional functionalities such as Media Redundancy and Time-of-day sync.
Describes how the CP can function as a web server for diagnostics.
Provides information on data transmission speeds and response times.
Specifies the maximum number of parallel connections supported.
Details the characteristics and limits of S7 communication.
Outlines the data characteristics for SEND/RECEIVE operations.
Specifies configuration limits for PROFINET IO device and I-device modes.
Describes the features and behavior of the integrated Ethernet switch.
Lists compatible Siemens S7-300 and C7 control systems.
Details necessary software versions like STEP 7 for configuration.
Explains how to use program blocks and GSDML files for programming.
Explains the function of individual LEDs on the device.
Describes how LED patterns indicate the CP's operating status.
Details LEDs indicating Ethernet port status and data transfer.
Describes the function to flash LEDs for module identification.
Provides critical warnings for safe installation and operation.
Guides through the physical installation and power connection.
Explains the steps for downloading configuration data and initial addressing.
Details how to connect the CP to the Ethernet network.
Refers to configuration procedures within STEP 7.
Explains how to switch between RUN and STOP modes.
Covers settings like auto-negotiation and autocrossing.
Details methods for assigning IP addresses, including DHCP.
Describes how to use SNMP for network management.
Highlights potential security gaps and protective measures.
Explains how to reset the CP's memory to default settings.
Guides on updating the CP's firmware using different methods.
Provides instructions for replacing or upgrading the CP module.
Specifies details about the Ethernet interface and ports.
Lists voltage, current, and power consumption specifications.
Details operating temperature, humidity, and altitude limits.
Provides physical characteristics like module format and dimensions.
Lists general approvals and how to find current ones online.
Details compliance with European directives like EMC.
Specifies ATEX certification and conditions for use in hazardous areas.
Lists safety certifications for hazardous locations.
Guides on finding manuals via catalogs and the internet.
Lists manuals related to the CP's setup and operation.
Points to manuals and guides for programming the CP.
Lists relevant documents for installation and initial setup.
Provides guides for PROFINET IO application and configuration.
Directs to resources for IT security in industrial communication.
Lists manuals for setting up and operating industrial Ethernet networks.
Points to resources covering SIMATIC and STEP 7 fundamentals.
Lists references to relevant industry standards like IEEE 802.3.
