PROFINET Installation Guideline for Cabling and Assembly

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Terms and definitions been founded in 1989. The PNO is a non-profit organization headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany. Members of PROFIBUS & PROFINET International are entitled to participate in the technical committees and work groups of PNO. Members can take an active role in the maintenance and development of PROFIBUS/-NET. This way, the PROFIBUS/-NET technology is guaranteed to be open and manufacturer-independent. You will find more detailed information at www.PROFIBUS.com or www.PROFINET.com PROFINET-Node Device which communicates with other devices via the PROFINET cable (controller, device) Programming device Adapted to the size of the programmable logic controller (PLC) there a many types of programming devices and / or software offered by the manufacturer. Single-command programming device: This programming device is useful for small modifications of existing programs Specific computer hardware and software provided by the manufacturer of special programming languages , such as „Ladder Logic“, include special functions for automation applications or for industrial environments. These programming devices are upgraded to development tools so that all commissioning steps can be performed. PC-compatible software to ensure the use of a normal, standard PC or notebook as a programming device. Special hardware, for example a PROFINET interface, is required in order to upgrade this system to a development tool. Switch A device operating as active star point to connect PROFINET devices. Switches analyze the inbound data packets and route them to the port where the receiver is registered. For additional PROFINET terms, please visit the PI glossary at www.PROFINET.com, searching for "Glossary". © Copyright by PNO 2009 – all rights reserved 95/99
Alphabetic index 96/99 © Copyright by PNO 2009 – all rights reserved C Connecting PROFINET nodes.................................................................................85 Plug......................................................................................................................87 E electrostatic discharge .............................................................................................86 Equipotential bonding ........................................................................................73, 75 Cabinet entry........................................................................................................79 connect cable shield.............................................................................................80 Connecting PROFINET node...............................................................................79 Functional ground ................................................................................................74 Protective ground .................................................................................................73 F Fiber optic cable assembly work BFOC(ST) ............................................................................................................72 M12 Fiber Hybrid connector.................................................................................69 SC-RJ connector..................................................................................................65 G Grounding..........................................................................See Equipotential bonding L Laying PROFINET cables........................................................................................15 Adding cables.......................................................................................................38 Bending radii ........................................................................................................36
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Table of contents 1. Laying PROFINE
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Safety instructions The use of the
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Laying PROFINET cables 1.1 Routing
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Laying PROFINET cables 1.5.1 Laying
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