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General| Brand | WAGO |
|---|---|
| Model | I/O System 750 Series |
| Category | I/O Systems |
| Language | English |
Covers copyright, personnel qualification, conforming use, and technical condition.
Relevant standards and regulations for operating the 750 Series.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual.
Critical safety notes for installation and operation.
Details font formatting, number notation, and manual scope.
List of abbreviations.
Overview of the modular, fieldbus-independent I/O system.
Mechanical, climatic, EMC, and electrical specifications.
Explanation of the component's manufacturing number.
Details on tracking component updates and revisions.
Guidelines for storing, assembling, and mechanical installation.
Procedures for mounting components on a carrier rail.
Information on system and field power supply.
Procedures and guidelines for grounding the system.
Importance and methods for cable shielding.
Relevant assembly guidelines and standards.
Detailed information on the specific fieldbus coupler model and its capabilities.
Key hardware parts like DIP switches, connections, and displays.
Setting the node address and network baud rate.
How the coupler manages process data and exchanges it.
Step-by-step procedure for node startup.
Interpretation of the coupler's LED indicators and fault codes.
Summary of technical specifications for the fieldbus coupler.
Overview of DeviceNet networking concept and features.
Details on DeviceNet network structure, media, and topology.
How nodes communicate using objects, classes, and attributes.
How process data and diagnostic status are handled.
Configuring devices using EDS files and the object model.
Introduction to the I/O modules available for the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750.
Lists and describes various digital input modules.
Lists and describes various digital output modules.
Lists and describes various analog input modules.
Lists and describes various analog output modules.
How process data is mapped for DeviceNet.
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