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F Technology ET 200S -- Setting up and parameterizing hardware -- Initializing and parameterizing modules
What do you have to do when connecting an F-DO (SIMATIC) to an F-DI of the SINAMICS G120?
How can you combine fail-safe and standard modules in the ET 200 stations?
What should you watch out for when using the fail-safe module 4 F-DI/3 F-DO 24V/2A (6ES7 138-4FC00-0AB0) in the central setup with the IM151-7 F-CPU?
Which hardware and software components are necessary for configuring and running a fail-safe ET 200S system?
How do you set the addresses for the fail-safe I/O modules ET 200S and ET 200pro?
ET 200pro -- Setting up and parameterizing hardware -- Initializing and parameterizing modules
Which "local_device_id" do you parameterize in order to establish a connection to FB65 "TCON" for open communication via Industrial Ethernet?
Why is the message "This page is not available" displayed in the web browser when you call the HTML page "Topology", for example, to read out the topology via the web server of the CPU?
How do you reset the IP address and device name of an I device?
Where can you find sample S7 programs and documentation for communication via PROFINET on the SIMATIC NET Quick Start Collection?
Where can you find sample S7 programs and documentation for communication in the IWLAN in the SIMATIC NET Quick Start Collection?
Where can you find sample S7 programs and documentation for communication via PROFIBUS in the SIMATIC NET Quick Start Collection?
Where can you find information of the reproducibility of delay interrupts and cyclic interrupts for IM151-8 and IM154-8?
Which options are available for configuring the ET 200 stations?
How do you set the addresses for the fail-safe I/O modules ET 200S and ET 200pro?
How do you set the addresses for the fail-safe I/O modules ET 200S and ET 200pro?
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There are DIP switches on the fail-safe modules ET 200S and ET 200pro for setting the addresses. Here the smallest possible address switch was chosen for the sake of saving space. This makes it sensitive to great pressure and sharp objects. So you should use an appropriate tool to manipulate the address switch.

There are various tools that are commercially available like the DIPSTICK from Grayhill or similar tools which are suitable for manipulating the address switch. You can also use a ballpoint pen if you are careful. In all cases you must exclude the occurrence of burr which would prevent the address switch from being placed in its end position. For this reason you should not use a screwdriver or knife for manipulating the address switch! 

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Distributed Safety

 Entry ID:23439444   Date:2006-06-08 
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