Archives ASi Slaves/IO-Link Masters: IP67, M12

Port class A: In this type, Pin 2 is assigned with an additional digital input.

Port class B: This type provides additional supply voltage and is suitable for the connection of devices that have an increased power demand. In this case, pins 2 and 5 are used to provide additional (galvanically isolated) supply voltage.

Configurability: The C/Q connections may be used for IO-Link configuration or as digital input/output signal.

IO-Link and additional inputs/outputs are supplied by ASi or by AUX (auxiliary 24 V power). If supplied by ASi, inputs can neither be connected to earth nor to external potential.

COM1 = 4.8 kBaud

COM2 = 38.4 kBaud

COM3 = 230.4 kBaud (optional according to Specification V1.0)

An IO-Link device supports only one of the defined data transmission rates.

According to Specification V1.1, the IO-Link master supports all data transmission rates and adapts itself automatically to the data transmission rate supported by the device.

PUR line, oil resistant. Further connection options are available on request.

M12 socket	M12 cable socket, angled	M12 cable socket, straight	M8 cable socket, straight	round cable/connecting wires			profile cable branch	push in terminals
2 x round cables/connecting wires 2,5 mm²

The connection to ASi as well to AUX (auxiliary 24 V power) is made via yellow resp. black ASi profile cable with piercing technology or via M12 socket (in IP20 via clamps).

Line protection: If the module is supplied via a M12 connection with A or B coding, it may only be used with a current load of max. 4 A per pin in acc. with IEC 61076-2-101 and IEC 61076-2-109. A fused tap is recommended. There is no such limitation for modules supplied via piercing contacts.

AB address (max. 62 AB addresses/ASi network), 2 AB addresses (max. 31 modules with 2 AB addresses), Single addresses (max. 31 Single addresses/ASi network), ASi-5 address (max. 62 ASi-5 addresses/ASi network), mixed use allowed.
For ASi modules with two ASi nodes the second Asi node is turned off as long as the first Asi node is addressed to address "0".
Upon request, ASi modules are available with specific ASi node profiles.