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General| Brand | WAGO |
|---|---|
| Model | 750-8212/040-010 |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Safety precautions for installation and operation: Do not work on devices while energized, ensure disconnect and overcurrent protection.
ETHERNET devices are intended for use on local networks. Connect via firewall and close unused ports.
Details the controller's operating elements, focusing on the mode selector switch and reset button.
Presents technical specifications for the device, including dimensions, weight, system data, supply, clock, programming, and bus details.
Details technical specifications for ETHERNET interfaces, including transmission medium, baud rate, and protocols.
Lists standards and rated conditions for explosion protection applications (ATEX, IECEx).
Details EMC immunity standards for the controller, covering electrostatic discharge, electromagnetic fields, and transient disturbances.
Details EMC emission standards for the controller, covering enclosure and line connection emissions.
Describes network configuration options, including operation in switch mode and separate network interfaces.
Covers network security aspects, including user management, password policies, and web protocols.
Covers network configuration, including hostname and domain name settings.
Explains TCP/IP configuration for static routes, IP masquerading, and port forwarding.
Describes network services like DHCP Client, DHCP Server, and DNS Server.
Describes the controller's backup and restore functions for application programs, settings, and operating system.
Explains the restore function to load data and device settings from the memory card to internal memory.
Provides instructions for connecting conductors to WAGO CAGE CLAMP® connections, emphasizing one conductor per connection.
Explains the power supply concept, emphasizing SELV/PELV sources and the need for external overcurrent protection.
Covers grounding the DIN rail, including framework assembly and insulated assembly.
Provides pre-checks before switching on the controller and describes the startup indication via LEDs.
Describes the controller's initial IP addresses and how to adapt them using configuration tools.
Details how to assign a new IP address using the CBM tool via Ethernet or serial interface.
Describes using the WAGO Ethernet Settings application to identify the controller and configure network settings.
Provides guidelines on changing passwords to enhance security, including character requirements and user groups.
Describes how to initiate various reset functions (Warm Start Reset, Cold Start Reset) using the mode selector switch and reset button.
Explains how to access WBM using a web browser, including IP address requirements and troubleshooting tips.
Describes how to limit WBM function access through User Administration and the importance of changing passwords.
Covers settings for the boot project, including PLC runtime version and home directory on memory card.
Covers TCP/IP settings for Ethernet interfaces, including IP configuration options like static, DHCP, and BootP.
Provides settings and information on routing between network interfaces, including general routing configuration.
Covers Ethernet configuration settings, including switch configuration, port mirroring, and rate limiting.
Provides general firewall settings, including enabling/disabling the firewall and configuring UDP/TCP connection limits.
Covers firewall configuration at Ethernet level using MAC address filtering.
Provides settings for configuring user filters, including count and details for individual user filter entries.
Covers settings for user administration in WBM, including changing passwords for selected users.
Covers controller data backup settings, allowing selection of packages and destination.
Details settings for restoring controller data from memory card or network, and selecting packages to restore.
Contains choices and settings for device updates, including selecting software, licenses, and scripts for transfer.
Lists submenus for settings of various network services like Telnet, FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, NTP, SSH, TFTP, DHCPD, DNS, Modbus, OPC UA, and PLC Runtime Services.
Instructions for installing the CODESYS programming software, including WAGO target files.
Provides a quick start guide for creating a CODESYS project, including creating a project and selecting a target system.
Explains the procedure for creating the PLC configuration for I/O modules and declaring variables for input/output access.
Illustrates editing a program function block by assigning an input to an output and compiling the program.
Details steps for loading and running the PLC program, including creating a communication link and logging in.
Explains how to create a boot project to ensure the PLC program starts automatically after a controller restart.
Explains how to set the time response and priority of individual tasks in the task configuration.
Defines the behavior on actuation of the mode selector switch when debugging with breakpoints.
Describes access possibilities to address ranges of process image for inputs and outputs connected to local bus and Modbus.
Provides solutions for common errors encountered in CODESYS Web visualization, such as applet errors, freezing, or data issues.
Explains that Modbus operating modes are configured using CODESYS PLC configuration, detailing parameter groups.
Explains Modbus data exchange performed in cycles or acyclically, detailing Modbus input/output process images, flag area, and registers.
Monitors Modbus communication, supporting ADVANCED_WATCHDOG and SIMPLE_WATCHDOG operation modes.
Describes diagnostics presented as blink codes via I/O LEDs and provides troubleshooting procedures.
Provides step-by-step instructions for performing a firmware upgrade, including saving settings and using a memory card.
Explains how to perform a factory reset, overwriting parameters and passwords, and restarting the controller.
Provides specific warning notices and installation regulations for explosion protection in hazardous areas.
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