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Product Category | I/O Systems |
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Series | TBIP-L...-FDIO1-2IOL |
Model | TBIP-L4-FDIO1-2IOL |
IO-Link Ports | 1 |
Protection Class | IP67 |
Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
Connection Technology | M12 |
Communication Interface | IO-Link |
Power Supply | 24 V DC |
Describes the manual's structure, including parts and chapters covered.
Identifies qualified and trained personnel as the intended audience for this manual.
Provides contact information for Turck GmbH & Co. KG and support resources.
Defines the safe hybrid safety module's purpose and application in safety instrumented systems.
Provides essential safety guidelines for device operation, risk assessment, and installation.
States that manufacturers and operators must observe relevant directives and standards.
Presents the TBIP-L -FDIO1-2IOL module, its features, and available versions.
Details the physical structure of the device, including connectors and components.
Provides general technical specifications including supply voltage, connectors, and Ethernet properties.
Describes the two 2-channel safe digital inputs (FDI) and two safe connectors (FDX) configurable as in/out.
Explains the pluggable memory stick for storing safety configurations and device exchange.
Provides instructions and torque specifications for physically mounting the device.
Explains the grounding and shielding concept for fieldbus and I/O parts.
Guides on connecting cables to M12 connectors using a torque screwdriver.
Describes connecting the device to Ethernet via M12 connectors and provides pin assignments.
Explains connecting the power supply using 7/8" connectors and provides pin assignments.
Explains how to set IP addresses using rotary coding switches and their meanings.
Details how to configure IP addresses using the device's web server.
Outlines the steps for initial commissioning, including mounting, electrical installation, and IP address setting.
Details the process of configuring the device using the Turck Safety Configurator software.
Details on configuring the device within Rockwell Studio 5000 for CIP Safety.
Details how to assign a Safety Network Number to uniquely identify the safety module.
Describes the meaning and remedies for Module Status (MS) and Network Status (NS) LEDs.
Provides an overview of the structured process input data for the entire module.
Outlines the process for replacing a device.
States the device is maintenance-free for 20 years and specifies testing for used cables and sensors.
States that the device is not repairable and must be returned to Turck for errors.
Performance Level, a measure of safety function dependability.
Safety Integrity Level, a discrete level for safety-related systems.