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11.2 Display
11.2.1 LED display
Designation Color
UL/UA Green
Green
Red
Red
-
DIAG Green
Red
Red
NS Green
Green
Red/green
Red
Red
-
MS Green
Green
Red/green
Red
Red
-
L/A 1 Green
L/A 2
Yellow
-
11.3 Pin assignment
Table 9: Pin assignment X7E1/X7E2
Pin Meaning
1 TD+
2 RD+
1 2
3 TD-
4
3
4 RD-
Housing Ground
AVENTICS™ Ethernet/IP | 570090-BAL-AB | English
State Meaning
Illuminates Supply voltage is greater than 18 V .
Valve supply voltage is greater than
the lower tolerance limit
(21.6 V DC).
Flashes (1 Hz) Supply voltage is greater than 10 V
and less than 18 V.
Flashes (1 Hz) Supply voltage is greater than
26.4 V DC.
Illuminates Valve supply voltage is less than
21.6 V DC
Off Supply voltage is less than 10 V DC.
Illuminates State of the hardware is ok
Flashes (1 Hz) Diagnostic message of the product
available
Illuminates Hardware error of the valve system
Illuminates Connected:
• IP address configured
• At least 1 CIP connection estab-
lished
• No timeout during the Exclusive
Owner connection
Flashes (1 Hz) No connection:
• IP address configured
• No CIP connection established
• No timeout during the Exclusive
Owner connection
Illuminates Self-test
(250 ms green,
250 ms red,
green)
Flashes (1 Hz) Connection to master interrupted.
Illuminates No configuration
No physical connection
Slow physical connection
Off The product exchanges data cycli-
cally with the control.
Illuminates Product ready for operation
Flashes (1 Hz) Standby: Product has not been con-
figured
Illuminates Self-test
(250 ms green,
250 ms red,
green)
Flashes (1 Hz) Serious recoverable error, e.g. in-
correct or inconsistent configura-
tion
Illuminates Serious non-recoverable error
Off Product is switched off.
Illuminates Physical connection to network de-
tected.
Flashes Receive data package.
Off No physical connection to network
detected.
Table 10: Pin assignment power supply
Pin Meaning
1 24 V DC power supply of the sensors/electronics (UL)
2 24 V DC actuator voltage (UA)
2
1
3 0 V DC power supply of the sensors/electronics (UL)
3 4
4 0 V DC actuator voltage (UA)
12 Disposal
Improper disposal will lead to pollution of the environment. Furthermore, the
materials can no longer be recycled.
Dispose of the product, the packaging and any escaping operating materials
u
in accordance with the applicable national regulations.
13 Troubleshooting
13.1 Procedure
Step 1: Check the system
In case of malfunctions, first check the system or the system part where the
u
product is installed. Check the following items:
• All connections. See g 9. Service.
• Settings. See
g 14. Technical
Step 2: Check the product
1. Make sure the system or system part is not under pressure or voltage.
2. Check the product based on the fault patterns described below.
3. Perform troubleshooting using the information under "Remedy".
If the malfunction cannot be eliminated as described under "Remedy": Disas-
semble the product and return it. See
4. After the malfunction has been eliminated; Put the system or product back
into operation.
13.2 Malfunction types
Error Possible cause
No output pressure at the • No power supply con-
valves nected to the product.
See LED display
• No supply pressure avail-
able.
Output pressure too low Supply pressure too low.
Power supply for the product
not sufficient.
Air is audibly escaping Leakage between product
and supply.
Pneumatics incorrectly con-
nected.
Address assignment via DHCP A save operation was trig-
server not possible gered before the address
0x00 was set
Incorrect address set.
data.
g 4.3 Returning the product.
Remedy
Apply power supply on plug
connector X1S.
Check power supply polarity.
Switch on system compo-
nent.
Connect supply pressure.
Increase supply pressure.
Check LED on the product.
Apply sufficient power sup-
ply.
Check the supply connection.
Check the pneumatic connec-
tion.
1. Separate power supply
2. Set the address between
1 and 254 (0x01and
0xFE).
3. Establish the power sup-
ply.
4. Wait 5 s, then separate
power supply.
5. Set address switch to
0x00.
6. Establish the power sup-
ply.
1. Separate power supply
2. Set address. See
g 7.1.3 Assigning IP ad-
dress and subnet mask.
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