PROFINET Installation Guideline for Cabling and Assembly

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Laying PROFINET cables 1.3.6 Attaching cable strain relief • For all cables that are subject to tensile stress, attach a strain relief about 30 cm from the connection point. The shield connector at the cabinet entry does not provide sufficient strain relief! As the insulation has been removed in order to allow contact to the cable shield, the cable is sensitive to strain and torsion. Assembly components for strain relief are available from various vendors. 1.3.7 Pressure load • Do not squash the PROFINET cable, e.g. by walking or driving over it. • Avoid excessive loading of PROFINET cables through pressure, e.g. caused by squashing due to improper attachment. © Copyright by PNO 2009 – all rights reserved Device 30 cm 33/99
1.3.8 Distortion • Distortion, and in particular, twisting can degrade the electrical properties of PROFINET cables. Therefore, do not distort or twist PROFINET cables whilst unreeling or laying. Special distortionresistant PROFINET cables can be obtained from some manufacturers. Laying PROFINET cables 1.3.9 Flexible PROFINET cables (distortion cables) • For PROFINET cables subject to frequent distortion, use flexible, distortion-resistant PROFINET cables. Robots are a typical application. 34/99 © Copyright by PNO 2009 – all rights reserved
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Page 17 and 18: Laying PROFINET cables 1.1 Routing
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Page 51 and 52: • Push down the retainer. • Clo
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Page 67 and 68: • Strip the FO cable sheath. •
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Page 71 and 72: • Strip the external jacket and t
Page 73 and 74: Optical measurement PROFINET cable
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Connecting PROFINET nodes 3.1.1 Ele
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Glossary Terms and definitions Comm
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Terms and definitions Optical trans
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Alphabetic index 96/99 © Copyright
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