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Siemens SIMATIC IO-Link system - Integration into the Automation System; Configuration of the IO-Link System

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IO-Link system
Function Manual, 07/2022, A5E31637677-AC
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Integration into the automation system
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3.1 Configuration of the IO-Link system
Introduction
An IO-Link system is configured in several steps. In the first step, the master is integrated in
the automation system and configured. In the second step, the IO-Link devices are
configured.
Integration in the automation system
When using a SIMATIC S7 CPU, use the engineering tool STEP7, V5.x or STEP7 (TIA Portal) for
configuration.
The IO-Link system is represented by the IO‑Link master in the configuration of the
automation system or the fieldbus and integrated with STEP7 or a GSD file.
The IO-Link master itself can be a field bus node (e.g. ET200ecoPN IO‑Link master) or a part
of the modular IO system that is connected to the field bus (e.g. ET200SP IO-Link master). In
both cases, the number of ports, the address range and the module properties are described
in STEP7 or in the GSD file.
Example configuration in STEP7 (TIA Portal)
The figure below shows a PROFINET configuration with integrated PROFINET devices
ET200SP and ET200eco PN with IO-Link masters.
Figure 3-1Configuration of a PROFINET network with lower-level IO-Link masters

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