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Loading...Why is the SMC Networks Microphone system showing the red PWR(V) LED on?
If the red PWR(V) LED is ON on your SMC Networks Microphone system, it means the power supply voltage for output is abnormal. You should supply 24 VDC +10/-5% for the output power source.
What to do if SMC Networks Microphone system shows abnormal valve operation?
If you observe abnormal valve operation in your SMC Networks Microphone system, consider the following potential causes and solutions: * Check if the ladder program of PLC, etc. is correct. * Verify if the green PWR(V) LED of the SI unit is ON. If it's off, or the red LED is ON, supply 24 VDC +10/-5% to the power supply for output. * Ensure the connectors between the SI unit and manifold valve are not damaged and are correctly connected. * If the polarity of the SI unit and the valve are different, replace one of them to make the combination match. * Replace the SI unit or the valve with a normal one to check the operation.
What does it mean if the NS red LED is flashing on the SMC Networks Microphone system?
If the red LED is flashing on your SMC Networks Microphone system, it indicates a communication timeout. This means a process active timeout has been generated. Check that the signal line is properly connected from the PLC, ensure the communication timeout interval to the EX600 is less than the set value of Process active timeout, and keep noise sources away from the communication and power supply cables. After checking these, restart the system.
What does it mean if the Red ST LED is flashing on SMC Networks Microphone system?
If the Red ST LED is flashing on your SMC Networks Microphone system, it indicates a diagnosis error where the ON/OFF count of the input device has exceeded the set value. You should check the parts with error by using the LED display or PLC or H.T. Reset the ON/OFF count to zero or change the set value, or invalidate diagnosis.
What does it mean if the Red ST(I) LED is flashing on SMC Networks Microphone system?
If the Red ST(I) LED is flashing on your SMC Networks Microphone system, it indicates a diagnosis error where the ON/OFF count of the input device has exceeded the set value. You should check the parts with error by using the LED display or PLC or H.T. Reset the ON/OFF count to zero or change the set value, or invalidate diagnosis.
What to do if SMC Networks Microphone system shows abnormal digital output device operation?
If you are experiencing abnormal digital output device operation with your SMC Networks Microphone system, here are some things to check: * Ensure that the polarity (PNP, NPN) of the output unit and the output device match; replace one if they are different. * Verify that the green PWR(V) LED of the SI unit is ON. If it's off or the red LED is ON, supply 24 VDC +10/-5% to the power supply for output. * Make sure the wiring is correctly connected between the digital output device and the digital output unit. * If problems persist, try replacing the output unit or the output device with a normal one to see if that resolves the issue. * Check whether the ladder program etc. of PLC are correct.
What does it mean if the SMC Networks Microphone system shows “0 and 1” Red LEDs are ON?
If “0 and 1” Red LEDs are ON on your SMC Networks Microphone system, it means the input value has exceeded the upper limit when set to current input type range. Check the following when the range of the analogue input unit is set to current input: 1. Set the input value of the analogue input device so that it does not exceed the upper limit. 2. Voltage is input from the analogue input device. Ensure the range of the input unit matches the range of the input device.
What does it mean if the Red ST(O) LED is flashing on SMC Networks Microphone system?
If the Red ST(O) LED is flashing on your SMC Networks Microphone system, it indicates that: (1) the ON/OFF count of the output device has exceeded the set value, or (2) the wire of the output device is broken or disconnected. Check the parts with error by using the LED display or PLC or H.T. For the first cause, reset the ON/OFF count to zero or change the set value, or invalidate diagnosis. For the second cause, check if the connector is loose and if the wire is broken.
Why is the SMC Networks Microphone system showing the red PWR LED on?
If the red PWR LED is ON on your SMC Networks Microphone system, it indicates that the power supply voltage for control and input is abnormal. Ensure that you are supplying 24 VDC ±10% for the control and input power source.
Why is the NS green LED flashing on the SMC Networks Microphone system?
If the NS green LED is flashing on your SMC Networks Microphone system, it indicates that communication is not established. Check that the signal line is connected from the PLC, the communication speed of PLC and SI unit is appropriate, and the communication line is wired away from any noise source. After checking these, restart the system.
General| Rod Material | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP67 |
| Series | EX600-ED Series |
| Operating Temperature Range | -10 to 60 °C |
| Port Size | M5, Rc1/8 |
| Maximum Speed | 500 mm/s |
| Body Material | Aluminum |
Explains hazard levels (Danger, Warning, Caution) and general safety rules.
Covers installation, wiring, and environmental considerations for safe product use.
Describes the EX600 system range, units, and their functions.
Provides definitions for key terms used in the manual.
Details on connecting units and composing them into a manifold.
Explains the procedure for direct mounting of the unit.
Explains the procedure for mounting the unit on a DIN rail.
Explains how to install markers for unit identification.
Covers SI Unit model indication, product parts, and wiring information.
Details switch setting operations and LED indicator functions for the SI Unit.
Covers End Plate model indication, product parts, and wiring.
Explains the two types of power supply systems used with the end plate.
Lists technical specifications for communication, electrical, and environmental conditions.
Provides detailed physical dimensions of the unit.
Details on cleaning, inspection, and resetting the product.
Provides a flowchart for identifying and resolving system failures.
Lists specific problems, presumed causes, and troubleshooting steps.
Details settable parameters for the system, SI unit, and ITV module.
Covers parameters for SI units related to valve and ITV control.
Details parameters for digital input, output, and I/O units.
Details parameters for analogue input, output, and I/O units.
Covers parameters for frequency, temperature, and IO-Link master units.
Provides detailed lists of parameter data for SI units.
Details allocated input/output bytes for each unit type.
Explains IO-Link master I/O map details and port status diagnostics.
Illustrates I/O mapping with practical examples.
Provides a detailed breakdown of diagnostic content.
Information on ESI file installation and TwinCAT setup.
Guide on using the CoE object dictionary for parameter access.
Instructions for setting the IP address using EoE.
Overview of the web server and how to connect and monitor the unit.
Lists valve plates, brackets, and connectors for mounting.
Lists various EtherCAT, IO-Link, and power supply cables.
