3HAC066558 AM PROFINET Controller Device RW 7-En

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Application manual
PROFINET Controller/Device
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PROFINET Controller/Device
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Table of contents
Table of contents
Overview of this manual ................................................................................................................... 7
Network security ............................................................................................................................... 11
1 Introduction 13
1.1 What is PROFINET? .......................................................................................... 13
1.2 PROFINET for OmniCore .................................................................................... 14
2 Hardware overview 17
2.1 Ethernet switches .............................................................................................. 17
2.2 I/O devices ....................................................................................................... 18
3 Software overview 19
3.1 Information about the internal device .................................................................... 19
3.2 Information about the internal controller ................................................................ 21
3.3 Software for configuring a device ......................................................................... 22
4 Setting up your PROFINET system 23

4.1 Logging in with configuration grant ....................................................................... 23
4.2 Starting I/O Engineering ..................................................................................... 24
4.3 Configuring the network settings .......................................................................... 25
4.4 Setting the station name ..................................................................................... 26
4.5 Configuring the PROFINET network properties ....................................................... 27
4.6 Selecting an interface port .................................................................................. 28
4.7 Working with functional safety (PROFIsafe) ............................................................ 29
5 Configuring the internal controller and external devices 31

5.1 Configuration prerequisites ................................................................................. 31
5.2 Importing the GSD files ...................................................................................... 32
5.3 Scanning the network ........................................................................................ 34
5.4 Configuring the controller properties ..................................................................... 36
5.5 Manually adding devices to your network .............................................................. 37
5.6 Adding I/O modules ........................................................................................... 41
5.7 Working with signals .......................................................................................... 45
5.7.1 Creating I/O signals ................................................................................. 45
5.8 Using Fast Device Startup ................................................................................... 46
5.8.1 Activating Fast Device Startup for external devices ........................................ 48
5.8.2 Configuring port speed for external devices ................................................. 49
5.8.3 Muting I/O event messages for external devices ........................................... 50
6 Configuring the internal device 51

6.1 Configuration prerequisites ................................................................................. 51
6.2 Adding an internal device ................................................................................... 52
6.3 Deleting an internal device .................................................................................. 54
6.4 Adding I/O modules to the internal device .............................................................. 55
6.5 Editing signals .................................................................................................. 58
6.6 Creating safety integers ...................................................................................... 59
6.7 Saving the configuration ..................................................................................... 60
7 Troubleshooting 61
7.1 Troubleshooting scenarios .................................................................................. 61
Index 65
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Overview of this manual

About this manual
This manual describes the following options and contains instructions on how to
configure them in an OmniCore system.
• PROFINET Controller, option number 3020-1
• PROFINET Device, option number 3020-2
• PROFIsafe Controller, option number 3023-1
• PROFIsafe Device, option number 3023-2
Note
It is the responsibility of the integrator to provide safety and user guides for the
robot system.
Usage
This manual should be used during installation and configuration of the PROFINET
options.
Note
Before any work on or with the robot is performed, the safety information in the
product manual for the controller and manipulator must be read.
Who should read this manual?

This manual is intended for:
• Personnel that are responsible for installations and configurations of industrial
network hardware/software.
• Personnel that make the configurations of the I/O system.
• System integrators.
Prerequisites
The reader should have the required knowledge of:
• PROFINET network
• I/O system configuration
• OmniCore controller
• RobotStudio
References
ABB documents
Reference Document ID
Application manual - I/O Engineering 3HAC082346-001
Technical reference manual - System parameters 3HAC065041-001
Product manual - OmniCore E10 3HAC079399-001
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Reference Document ID
Product manual - OmniCore C30 3HAC060860-001
Product manual - OmniCore C90XT 3HAC073706-001
Product manual - OmniCore V250XT Type B 3HAC087112-001
Product manual - OmniCore V400XT 3HAC081697-001
Operating manual - Integrator's guide OmniCore 3HAC065037-001
Operating manual - OmniCore 3HAC065036-001
Operating manual - RobotStudio 3HAC032104-001
Other references
Reference Description
International standard IEC 61158 Type 3 In- The PROFINET industrial network standard
ternational standard IEC 61784 is described in the international standards.
International standard IEC 62443 Industrial communication networks – Network
and system security
PROFINET Cabling and Interconnection Installation Guideline for PROFINET
Technology
Commissioning PC Stations - Manual and Release 12/2006 C79000-G8976-C156-08
Quick Start
ET200SP Distributed I/O System Manual from Siemens
www.profinet.com The web site of PROFINET International
Revisions
Revision Description
A Released with RobotWare 7.0.
B Released with RobotWare 7.0.1.
• Cfg name removed from entire manual.
C Released with RobotWare 7.0.2.
• LLDP overview image corrected in section PROFINET for OmniCore
on page 14. Image now shows that LAN3 is a private network port.
D Released with RobotWare 7.1.
• Information regarding group signals added in section "Signal Editor"
and "Editing signals".
• Configuration of internal device added in chapter Configuring the in-
ternal device on page 51.
• The following sections have been updated regarding PROFIsafe:
PROFINET for OmniCore on page 14, I/O devices on page 18, Inform-
ation about the internal device on page 19, "The I/O Engineering Tool
user interface" and Configuring the internal device on page 51.
• New chapter: Setting up your PROFINET system on page 23.
• Information about a new flash pattern for PC-STAT added in section
"Unidentified devices", in chapter Troubleshooting scenarios on
page 61.
• Appendix regarding TIA portal removed.
• PROFINET parameters are described in the instructions instead of in
a separate chapter. The section System Parameters is therefore re-
moved.

8 Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device
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E Released with RobotWare 7.2.
• Minor corrections in section "Network connections on the OmniCore".
• New section: Creating safety integers on page 59.
• Minor corrections in section "Connections on the main computer".
F Released with RobotWare 7.3.
• Limitations for selection of LLDP mode added in sections Specification
overview, internal controller on page 14 and Configuring the PROFINET
network properties on page 27.
• Information regarding the Parameterization Speedup parameter added
in section Poor performance using fast startup on page 62.
• Information about MDI settings added in section Using Fast Device
Startup on page 46.
G Released with RobotWare 7.4.
• Information about certification added in section PROFINET for Omni-
Core on page 14.
• Section "Network connections on OmniCore" replaced by "Ethernet
networks on OmniCore".
• Updated sections due to removed connection between IOE and VSM:
"The ribbon", "Symbols", Configuration prerequisites on page 51 and
Saving the configuration on page 60.
H Released with RobotWare 7.5.
• Information about Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP) added in section
Manually adding devices to your network on page 37.
• Information about temporary IP addresses added in section
Troubleshooting scenarios on page 61.
J Released with RobotWare 7.6.
• Minor corrections in section PROFINET for OmniCore on page 14 and
Adding I/O modules on page 41.
• Information about I/O-Network added in entire manual.
• Section "Ethernet networks on OmniCore" removed.
• Section Configuring the network settings on page 25 updated and
section "Configuring the IP settings for internal controller has been
removed".
K Released with RobotWare 7.7.
• Minor corrections in PROFINET for OmniCore on page 14.
• Reference to AM I/O Engineering added, and section "I/O Engineering
user interface" removed.
• New section: Scan Editor options on page 34
• Update button for GSD files added in Importing the GSD files on
page 32.
L Released with RobotWare 7.10.
• Information about 3023-1 PROFIsafe Controller added in What is
PROFINET? on page 13, PROFINET for OmniCore on page 14, Inform-
ation about the internal device on page 19, Information about the in-
ternal controller on page 21, Logging in with configuration grant on
page 23.
• New section: Add safety I/O modules to internal controller (for option
3023-1 PROFIsafe Controller) on page 41.
• GSD version for internal controller updated in section PROFINET for
OmniCore on page 14.
• Information about calculation of Faulty Telegrams added in Manually
adding devices to your network on page 37.
• Minor updates in PROFINET for OmniCore on page 14.

Continued
• Minor updates regarding submodules in Configuring the internal
controller and external devices on page 31.
• New section: Deleting an internal device on page 54.
• Device SD-IO 8 bytes 4-bytes crc added in section Input and output
size on page 19.
• Description of identification and maintenance fields added in Config-
uring the internal device on page 51.
• Information about I/O Network added in Configure IP settings on
page 25.
M Released with RobotWare 7.13.
• Information about support for PROFINET Device for E10 added.
• Information about naming standards for GSD files added in
Troubleshooting scenarios on page 61.
• Information about muted event log messages added in Muting I/O
event messages for external devices on page 50.
• Minor updates in References on page 7.

Network security
Network security
Network security
This product is designed to be connected to and to communicate information and
data via a network interface. It is your sole responsibility to provide, and
continuously ensure, a secure connection between the product and to your network
or any other network (as the case may be).
You shall establish and maintain any appropriate measures (such as, but not limited
to, the installation of firewalls, application of authentication measures, encryption
of data, installation of anti-virus programs, etc) to protect the product, the network,
its system and the interface against any kind of security breaches, unauthorized
access, interference, intrusion, leakage and/or theft of data or information. ABB
Ltd and its entities are not liable for damage and/or loss related to such security
breaches, any unauthorized access, interference, intrusion, leakage and/or theft
of data or information.

1 Introduction
1.1 What is PROFINET?
1 Introduction
1.1 What is PROFINET?
General
PROFINET is an open standard for Industrial Ethernet. PROFINET satisfies
requirements for automation technology. PROFINET solutions can be implemented
for factory and process automation, for safety applications, and for the entire range
of drive technology right up to clock-synchronized motion control.
Standardization
The use of open standards, simple operation, and the integration of existing system
segments have driven the definition of PROFINET from the beginning. PROFINET
is standardized in IEC 61158 and IEC 61784. The continual further development
of PROFINET offers users a long term perspective for the implementation of their
automation tasks.
Communication profiles
PROFINET has a modular design and different PROFINET communication profiles
are all combinations of modular elements from the groups transmission technology,
communication protocol, and application profiles.
PROFIsafe is one of the PROFINET communication profiles. It defines how
safety-oriented devices (emergency shutoff switches, light grids, overfill protection
systems, etc.) can communicate safety control information over a network securely
enough that they can be used in safety-oriented automation tasks up to EN954's
KAT4, AK6, or SIL3 (Safety Integrity Level).

1 Introduction
1.2 PROFINET for OmniCore
General
The PROFINET network is running on the OmniCore main computer and does not
require any additional hardware.
Options
There are two options available for PROFINET:
• 3020-1PROFINET Controller
• 3020-2 PROFINET Device
Note
In this manual, the 3020-2 PROFINET Device and the 3023-2PROFIsafe Device
are referred to as internal device.
The following options are available for PROFIsafe:
• 3023-1PROFIsafe Controller
• 3023-2PROFIsafe Device
Note
With option 3023-2 PROFIsafe Device, it is possible to configure safe modules

for the internal device.
Compatibility
PROFINET
The PROFINET controller and device is certified by PROFINET International (PI)
with conformance class B/ NetLoad Class II.
The PROFINET controller and device is certified for the PROFINET version 2.35.
PROFIsafe
The PROFIsafe controller and device were executed in accordance with the
following documents:
PROFIsafe - Test Specification for F-Slaves, F-Devices, and F-Hosts, Version 2.3.
Specification overview, internal controller
Item Specification
PROFINET version 2.35
PROFIsafe version 2.6.1
GSD file versions supported 2.20–2.42
Number of I/O devices connected to control- In total 50 I/O devices of which maximum 8
ler safe devices.

1 Introduction
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Item Specification
LLDP mode Legacy and Standard mode supported:
• Legacy mode supports communication
to I/O devices according to PROFINET
I/O specification up to version 2.2.
• Standard mode supports communica-
tion to I/O Devices according to
PROFINET I/O specification after ver-
sion 2.2.
Note
If one device in the configuration only sup-

ports legacy mode, all devices must run in
legacy mode.
Startup mode Legacy and Advanced mode supported.
Specification overview, internal device
Item Specification
PROFINET version 2.35
PROFIsafe version 2.6.1
GSD version 2.35
Slot configuration Slot 1-2: Digital input or output modules of
variable size
Slot 3-4: Safe digital input or output modules
of fixed 8 bytes size
Connection size Maximum 256 input bytes and 256 output
bytes, and maximum 8 safe input bytes and
8 safe output bytes.
Application protocols
For information about application protocols and port numbers, see section
"OmniCore application protocols" in Operating manual - Integrator's guide
OmniCore.
Default gateway
There is one default gateway for the entire system. The default gateway must hence
be configured so that it matches both the requirements for PROFINET traffic and
non-PROFINET traffic.
Interface ports
The PROFINET controller and device can be configured on both the Public Network
(WAN) and the I/O Network (LAN). See Selecting an interface port on page 28.
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)

The OmniCore controller supports LLDP, but only on one port at a time. Any network
connected to another port must have LLDP disabled (or use equipment not
supporting LLDP).

1 Introduction
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Device replacement
PROFINET controller supports the device replacement mechanism. When a device
fails, a new, identical device can replace the failed one if plugged in the same
topology location. And this does not need any engineering tool. The new device
is automatically assigned the same parameters and name as the previous one.
The conditions for device replacement to work are:
• You must replace a previously connected device by an identical device with
an empty station name at the same topology location. For example, the new
device is plugged in the same port as previously in a switch.
• This feature requires all switches and devices to support Link Layer Discovery
Protocol (LLDP). The easiest way to achieve this is to only use Conformance
Class B devices and switches in the PROFINET network.
• The device cannot be configured with FSU (Fast Startup Unit). In that case
Device replacement will not work.

2 Hardware overview
2.1 Ethernet switches
2 Hardware overview
2.1 Ethernet switches
Prerequisites
It is recommended to use PROFINET certified switches.

2 Hardware overview
2.2 I/O devices
2.2 I/O devices
Limitations
It is possible to connect most types of PROFINET-IO compliant I/O device on the
PROFINET controller network. All I/O devices should comply with the PROFINET
standard and be conformance tested by PROFINET international. I/O devices may
be mounted inside the controller.

3 Software overview
3.1 Information about the internal device
3 Software overview
General
To use the PROFINET internal device, the OmniCore controller must be installed
with the option 3020-2 PROFINET Device. If safe modules shall be added, the
option 3023-2 PROFIsafe Device must also be installed.
The PROFINET internal device can be used to:
• connect an OmniCore controller to a PLC.
• connect an OmniCore controller to another OmniCore controller which acts
as a PROFINET controller.
Predefined network
When the robot system is installed with the PROFINET option, a predefined network
with the name PROFINET is created at system startup.
Use I/O Engineering to configure the PROFINET network for initial use. For example,
by setting the correct network name and IP settings. The DCP protocol can also
be used to set station name and IP-address when running as a device.
Input and output size

PROFINET has an internal device with maximum 2048 digital input signals and
maximum 2048 digital output signals. Apart from this, if PROFIsafe is used, 64
safety digital input signals and 64 safety digital output signals can also be added.
The following table shows the possible modules that can be configured for the
internal device:
Slot Possible modules Comment
01 DO 8 bytes
DO 16 bytes
DO 32 bytes
DO 64 bytes
DO 128 bytes
DO 256 bytes
02 DI 8 bytes
DI 16 bytes
DI 32 bytes
DI 64 bytes
DI 128 bytes
DI 256 bytes

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Slot Possible modules Comment

03 SDO 8 bytes
SD-IO 8 bytes Note
SDO 8 bytes/4-bytes crc
The SDO 8 bytes and SD-IO 8 bytes modules are
SD-IO 8 bytes/4-bytes crc compatible with PROFINET version 2.4.
The SDO 8 bytes/4-bytes crc and SD-IO 8 bytes/4-
bytes crc modules are compatible with PROFIsafe
version 2.6.1.
Note
If the SD-IO module (both input and output) is selec-

ted, slot 04 will not be available for configuration.
04 SDI 8 bytes
SDI 8 bytes/4-bytes crc Note
The SDI 8 bytes module is compatible with PROFINET

version 2.4.
The SDI 8 bytes/4-bytes crc module is compatible
with PROFIsafe version 2.6.1.
Tip
If a configuration mismatch between the connecting PLC and the internal device
occurs, an event message is generated on the FlexPendant or the RobotStudio.
This event message informs the user of the present slot configuration of the
internal device.
Note
The Input Size sets the size on digital outputs and Output Size sets the size on
digital inputs, seen from the PLC’s point of view.

3 Software overview
3.2 Information about the internal controller
3.2 Information about the internal controller
General
To use the PROFINET internal controller, the OmniCore controller must be installed
with the option 3020-1 PROFINET Controller. If third-party safe devices shall be
used, the option 3023-1 PROFIsafe Controller must also be installed.
The PROFINET internal controller can be used to:
• connect PROFINET devices to the OmniCore controller.
• connect the OmniCore controller to another OmniCore controller which acts
as a PROFINET device.
GSD files
In order to configure a PROFINET network with I/O Engineering, GSD files need
to be imported into the tool. These files contains vital information about the
PROFINET I/O devices and they are supplied by the vendor/manufacturer of the
specific PROFINET module.
For information regarding how to import a GSD file, see Importing the GSD files
on page 32.

3 Software overview
3.3 Software for configuring a device
3.3 Software for configuring a device
General
The PROFINET internal device needs to be configured in I/O Engineering before
it can be connected to a PLC/PROFINET controller. Furthermore, the connecting
PLC/PROFINET controller might need a PC software tool to configure all connection
parameters used to connect to the OmniCore system.
GSD file for configuring the internal device for a PROFINET controller
The provided GSD file for the OmniCore PROFINET device is used to inform the
connecting PLC / PROFINET controller of supported connection parameters.
The GSD file, GSDML-V2.xx-ABB-Robotics-OmniCore-YYYYMMDD.xml, for the
internal device can be obtained from the RobotStudio or the OmniCore controller.
• In the RobotWare installation folder in RobotStudio:
...\DistributionPackages\ABB.RobotWare-x.x.x-xxx\RobotPackages
\RobotControl_x.x.xxx\utility\service\GSDML\
• On the OmniCore Controller:
...\products\RobotControl_x.x.x\utility\service\GSDML\
Note
Navigate to the RobotWare installation folder from the RobotStudio Add-Ins tab,
by right-clicking on the installed RobotWare version in the Add-Ins browser and
selecting Open Package Folder.

4 Setting up your PROFINET system
4.1 Logging in with configuration grant

4.1 Logging in with configuration grant
Log in with configuration grant

For configuration in I/O Engineering, the user grant Modify configuration is
required. See Operating manual - RobotStudio, section Managing user rights and
write access on a controller.
Log in as safety user

If working with options 3023-1 PROFIsafe Controller or 3023-2 PROFIsafe Device,
and a configuration is to be written to a robot controller, log in as a safety user (a
user with access to Safety Services). See Operating manual - RobotStudio, section
Managing the user authorization system.

4.2 Starting I/O Engineering
4.2 Starting I/O Engineering
Start I/O Engineering

1 Start RobotStudio and connect to the robot system to configure.
2 In the ribbon of the Controller tab, select I/O Engineering.
See Application manual - I/O Engineering for more information.

4.3 Configuring the network settings
4.3 Configuring the network settings
Configure IP settings
IP settings for the PROFINET network used on the Public Network or I/O Network
are defined in Network Settings in RobotStudio or on the FlexPendant. See
Operating manual - RobotStudio and Operating manual - Integrator's guide
OmniCore.
Note
When using PROFINET on the I/O Network, make sure that DHCP server is not
active on the Public Network (WAN). To disable DHCP for the Public Network,
assign a static IP address.
Configure firewall settings

The Firewall Management function is used to configure the network firewall on the
controller. Configuration is done in RobotStudio under
Configuration\Communication\Firewall Manager where pre-configured Network
Services can be enabled or disabled. See Operating manual - RobotStudio and
Operating manual - Integrator's guide OmniCore.

4.4 Setting the station name
4.4 Setting the station name
Set station name

The station name is used to identify the controller and/or the device on the
respective network interfaces (Public Network and I/O Network).
1 In the Configuration browser, expand PROFINET and select Controller.
2 In the Properties browser, specify Station name.
Note
This is the name of the internal device as it appears on the Public or I/O
network. For example, detectable by a PLC.
PROFINET station name follows the PROFINET naming convention. It uses
lower case alphabets for naming station name.
xx1900000883

4.5 Configuring the PROFINET network properties
4.5 Configuring the PROFINET network properties
Configure the PROFINET network properties

1 In the Configuration browser, select PROFINET (under I/O system).
2 In the Properties browser, you can configure the following network properties:
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Parameter Description
LLDP Mode Select Standard or Legacy, indicating what Link Layer Discov-
ery Protocol mode should be supported.
Note
The controller supports LLDP, but only on one port at a time.

Any network connected to another port must have LLDP dis-
abled (or use equipment not supporting LLDP).
Note
If one device in the configuration only supports legacy mode,

all devices must run in legacy mode.

4.6 Selecting an interface port
4.6 Selecting an interface port
Select an interface port

The PROFINET controller and device can be configured on both the Public Network
(WAN) and the I/O Network (LAN):
1 In the Configuration browser, expand PROFINET and select the controller
or the internal device.
2 In the Properties browser, select the Interface Port to be used for the
controller:
xx2200000266
Select between Public Network (WAN) and I/O Network (LAN).

4.7 Working with functional safety (PROFIsafe)
4.7 Working with functional safety (PROFIsafe)
Log in as safety user

If working with safe I/O signals (option 3023-2 PROFIsafe Device), log in as a safety
user (the user grant Safety Services is required). See Operating
manual - RobotStudio, section Managing user rights and write access on a
controller.
Requirements for PROFIsafe address types

The following applies for the PROFIsafe address types:
• For PROFIsafe Device, Address type 2 is supported.
Communication error handling

When communication errors occur, signals that are mapped to PROFIsafe devices
are set to fail-safe values (0) and one or more error log messages are generated.
In order to prevent unintentional restart of the communication, the operator is
required to activate the F-Host Operator Acknowledge button on the FlexPendant
(Settings\Safety Controller\Configuration).

5 Configuring the internal controller and external devices
5.1 Configuration prerequisites
5 Configuring the internal controller and external

devices
Prerequisites
Before configuring the internal controller and external device, make sure to set up
your system according to Setting up your PROFINET system on page 23.

5.2 Importing the GSD files
Import GSD files

A GSD file contains data about a device. It is necessary to add GSD files for all
devices that should be added. It is also possible to add GSD files for any devices
that may be added later.
1 In the I/O Engineering tab, select GSD Files, or right-click on PROFINET
(under I/O system) and select Manage GSD files.
xx1900000884

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2 The GSD Files window is displayed. Click Import and browse for a GSD file,
or Import, Folder to import a complete folder with GSD files.
xx2200000941
Note
The Used GSD Files... window shows all GSD files that are used in the
current I/O project.
The Imported GSD Files... window shows all GSD files that are imported
into the I/O project but are not used in the configuration.
Note
When a new I/O project is opened, only the used GSD files will be shown
in the Imported GSD Files... window. Click Update to display all previously
imported, but not used, GSD files.

5.3 Scanning the network
Scan Editor options

Within the Scan Editor, you can right-click the device row to show a menu of
options:
Option Description
Add as Select a device and add it to the configuration tree.
Blink Blink with the device status LEDs in order to identify it.
Factory Reset Reset the IP settings of the device to factory reset.
The following buttons are available in the Scan Editor:

Option Description
Refresh Lists all the devices that are reachable on this network.
Export Exports a .csv file with all devices and the columns with data for
each device.
Send Changes To change a device's parameters, double-click on that device and
enter the values that needs to be changed.
Clicking Send Changes will save these changes in the device.
Scan the network

If the controller is connected to a physical PROFINET network with the I/O devices
already in place, this describes how to scan the network to find available devices.
This scanning is performed on the network connected to the port selected in the
network properties. See Configuring the network settings on page 25.
If you want to configure the network before the physical network is in place, follow
the instruction Manually adding devices to your network on page 37.
1 In the Configuration browser, right-click on PROFINET (under I/O System)
and select Scan Network.
xx1900000885

Continued
Tip
Use the Blink functionality to detect the correct unit when multiple devices
are connected.
When a device is identified, the PC-STAT LED on the device will flash green
with a frequency of 1Hz.
2 Add the detected device by right-clicking the device and selecting Add as.
Select the configuration that corresponds to the physical device. The device
is now displayed in the Configuration browser under the PROFINET /
Controller node.
3 The properties for the device are added automatically in the Properties
browser. Make sure these are correct.

5.4 Configuring the controller properties
5.4 Configuring the controller properties
Configure the controller properties

2 In the Properties browser, you can configure the following properties:
xx2200000411
Parameter Description
Station name Define a station name to be used to identify the controller on
the respective network interfaces (Public Network and I/O-
Network).
Identification Label Define a label to help the operator to identify the controller.
Interface Port Select between Public Network (WAN) and I/O-Network (LAN)
indicating the interface port to be used for the controller.
Simulated Select Yes or No, indicating if the industrial network and all its
connected I/O devices should be treated as simulated.

5.5 Manually adding devices to your network
Manually add devices to your network

2 Select the Device Catalogue tab to show a list of available devices.
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3 Double-click on a device in the list to add it to the controller.
xx1900000887
The added device is automatically selected. If the device contains an internal

I/O module (physically included on the device), it is added as the first I/O
module under the device.

Continued
4 In the Properties tab, specify the properties for the device:
xx1900000888
Note
A red frame around a property field means that the property is not specified,
or causes a validation error.
Parameter Description Allowed values

Station name This parameter is used to identify
a PROFINET device on the net-
work. The name must be unique
on the network.
Reduction Ra- This parameter indicates how Valid range is 1 to 512.
tio frequently the cyclic I/O mes- Default value is 8.
sages should be exchanged. For
example, a Reduction Ratio of 4
means that I/O data is sent every
4 ms.
Faulty Tele- The number of missed frames Valid range is 3 to 255.
grams that lead to device time-out, for
example the value 3 leads to a Note
time-out for three missed frames
in a row. The maximum allowed value is
defined by the Data Hold Time
and the Reduction Ratio (Data
Hold Time = Faulty Telegrams x
Reduction Ratio), and the Data
Hold Time can maximum be 1920
ms. Therefore the max number
of Faulty Telegrams is calculated
as, 1920 / Reduction Ratio.
IP Address Defines the IP address for the

external device on the PROFINET
network.
Subnet Defines the subnet mask for the
external device.

Continued

Gateway Defines the gateway for the ex-
ternal device.
Note
If no IP address is defined for the

gateway, the address defined in
IP Address will be used as de-
fault.
Name The name of the external device A string with maximum 32 charac-
is used as a reference to the ters.
specific external device when The string must follow the RAPID
configuring the I/O signals and rules described in Technical ref-
device commands. erence manual - RAPID Over-
view.
The name must be unique among
all named objects in the I/O sys-
tem configuration.
Note
Names differing only in upper

and lower case are considered
to be equal.
State when Defines the logical state that the

System Startup robot system shall try to set for
the external device at system
startup. The available options
are:
• Establish communication
(Activated)
• Don't establish communic-
ation (Deactivated)
• Restore the previously
stored logical state for the
external device at system
shutdown (Last State)
Trust Level Defines the behavior for external A string corresponding to the
devices at different execution name of a defined Device Trust
situations in the robot controller. Level type.
The Trust Level only affects A string with maximum 32 charac-
physical devices controlled by an ters.
industrial network master in the The string must follow the RAPID
robot controller. An internal slave rules described in Technical ref-
device is not controlled by an in- erence manual - RAPID Over-
dustrial network master in the view.
robot controller and is therefore
not affected by this setting.
Note
Names differing only in upper

and lower case are considered
to be equal.
Simulated Select Yes or No, specifying if

the industrial network and all its
connected external devices
should be treated as simulated.

Continued

Identification This parameter is an optional way A string with maximum 80 charac-
Label to provide a label that will help ters.
the operator to identify the extern-
al device.
Media Redund- Media Redundancy Protocol Select Enabled or Disabled,
ency Protocol (MRP) is a data network protocol specifying if the MRP should be
standardized by IEC 62439-2. enabled or not.
It is a redundancy protocol sup-
ported by all PROFINET capable Note
devices that will allow a network
to be configured in a ring topo- The robot controller has no sup-
logy to overcome any single fail- port for MRP.
ure on the network.

5.6 Adding I/O modules
Add I/O modules

1 To add I/O modules, select the device and double-click on the I/O modules
in the Device Catalogue.
xx1900000889
2 Select the module in the Configuration browser and configure the module
settings in the Properties browser. These properties are extracted from the
GSD file for the I/O module.
xx1900000890
Add safety I/O modules to internal controller (for option 3023-1 PROFIsafe Controller)
1 In the Configuration browser, expand Controller and select the device for
which safe I/O modules should be added.

Continued
2 Select Device Catalogue to view a list of available safe I/O modules.
xx2200001023
3 Double-click the safe I/O modules (output and/or input) in the list to be added
to the internal controller.
xx2200001024
Note
There are a set of rules for which type of I/O modules that are allowed for
each slot. Only the the modules presented in the Device Catalogue are
allowed to select for that slot.
Note
All unconfigured slots are configured in numerical order. For example, if

the modules are deleted from slot 1 and 2, you may have to select a DO
in slot 1 before being able to select a DI in slot 2.
Note
A yellow marking beside the module symbol indicates a safe I/O module.
If any safe module is included in the internal device, a yellow marker is
shown by the internal device as well.

Continued
4 Select the safe I/O submodule in the Configuration browser and configure
the PROFIsafe F-Parameters:
xx2200001025
PROFIsafe F-Para- Description

meter
Source address The PROFIsafe Source address combined with the Destination
address uniquely identifies the module. Both addresses are
decimal values.
Destination ad- The PROFIsafe Destination address combined with the Source
dress address uniquely identifies the module. Both addresses are
decimal values.
Timeout The monitoring time (WD_Timeout), in milli seconds, within
which a valid current safety message frame must arrive.
SIL The Safety Integrity Level (SIL) of a submodule.
Version Indicates the version number of the F-parameter. Always 1.
CRC Length Indicates the length of the CRC2 signature. Can be 3-Byte-CRC
or 4-Byte-CRC.
Block Id Indicates the parameter block type:
• 0: No I-parameters defined.
• 1: Field I Par CRC (hex) must be completed.
Passivation Indicates the level of passivation that is supported. Can be
Device/Module or Channel.
Note
Mandatory if CRC Seed is defined.
CRC Seed Only displayed if CRC Seed is set to CRC-Seed32. Indicates

how the MonitoringNumber for CRC2 is generated.
Note
If CRC Seed is defined, Passivation must also be completed.
Note
For PROFIsafe version 2.6, CRC Seed must be set to CRC-

Seed32.

Continued
PROFIsafe F-Para- Description

meter
I Par CRC (hex) Only displayed if Block Id is set to 1.
Enter the IParCrc value for the safe module, calculated using
a Vendor Tool.
5 For each safe submodule, click Vendor Tool to open the iParCrc checksum
tool and calculate the IParCrc value for the module. Copy the hexadecimal
value into the I/O Engineering.
Note
Note that the IParCrc checksum must be recalculated if the module

configuration is changed, that is, for example, channel configuration and
delay filter.
Note
The Vendor Tool is provided by the device manufacturer.

5.7.1 Creating I/O signals
5.7 Working with signals
5.7.1 Creating I/O signals
Overview
I/O signals can be added to I/O devices in a project, either on module level or
submodule level.
For detailed descriptions of all signal parameters, see Technical reference
manual - System parameters.
Create I/O signals

1 In the ribbon of the I/O Engineering tab, select Signal Editor.
2 In the Configuration browser, select the I/O device (module or sub-module)
for which signals are to be created and complete the fields.
xx1900000891
For detailed descriptions of all signal parameters, see Technical reference

manual - System parameters.
3 Select I/O Project/Save Project to save the changes.

5.8 Using Fast Device Startup
About Fast Device Startup

The Fast Device Startup functionality is used in tool changing applications to
shorten the connection time between the PROFINET controller and an I/O device.
To be able to use this functionality, the I/O device needs to support this functionality.
All devices must support fast startup in the communication chain; devices such
as switches or other intermediate hardware that could affect the PROFINET
communication. For more information, see Poor performance using fast startup
on page 62.
Some manufacturers also call this functionality Fast Start Up (FSU) or Prioritized
Startup.
To activate Fast Device Startup against an I/O device, activate the system parameter
Fast Device Startup and select the corresponding port(s) to be configured. See
Activating Fast Device Startup for external devices on page 48 and Configuring
port speed for external devices on page 49.
Note
The I/O device with FSU functionality is connected with the OmniCore controller.
When the power of the I/O device is switched off and switched on again, the
OmniCore controller establishes contact with the I/O device using the fast startup
sequence.
Three alternative connections

I/O device connected via a switch
F G
A B C
D
xx1100000093
A OmniCore controller acting as PROFINET controller

B Switch
C Connection point
D I/O device
F Port 1 on the device
G Port 2 on the device
In this alternative the PROFINET controller connects to the I/O device via a switch.
Enable fast device startup and select 100 MBit (full duplex) on port 1. The port
number is usually displayed upon the I/O device itself.

Continued
Two I/O devices connected in serial via a switch
A B C
D E
xx1100000094

B Switch
C Connection point
D I/O device
E I/O device
In this alternative, both I/O devices are disconnected at the connection point. Both
port 1 and port 2 on the first device (D) and port 1 on the second device (E) needs
to be configured to support Fast Device Startup.
I/O device connected without a switch
A C
D
xx1100000095

C Connection point
D I/O device
In this alternative there is a direct cable between the PROFINET controller and the
I/O device. Enable fast device startup and select 100 MBit (full duplex) on the port.
A crossed Ethernet cable needs to be used.
MDI settings for fixed port speed

When fixed port speed is used, the interface WAN on the robot controller has the
Medium-dependent interface set as MDI.
Thus, Auto MDI-X functionality is disabled, and the user must be aware of the
link-partners setting and what type of cable to use in order to achieve a link.
The following table displays the cable requirements for the Ethernet link:
MDI MDI-X Auto MDI-X
MDI crossover straight any
MDI-X straight crossover any
Auto MDI-X any any any

5.8.1 Activating Fast Device Startup for external devices
5.8.1 Activating Fast Device Startup for external devices
The following steps describe how to activate Fast Device Startup for an external
device:
1 In the Configuration browser, select the external device for which Fast Device
Startup should be activated.
2 In the Properties browser, set Fast Startup to Enabled.
xx1800003277

5.8.2 Configuring port speed for external devices
5.8.2 Configuring port speed for external devices
The following steps describe how to configure port speed for an external device:
1 In the Configuration browser, select the external device. Select the port for
which port speed should be configured.
2 In the Properties browser, select one of the available speed options in
PortSpeed.
xx1900000905
Note
The GSD file defines what port speeds are allowed for the external device.

5.8.3 Muting I/O event messages for external devices
5.8.3 Muting I/O event messages for external devices
I/O Event Messages from an external device can be muted using the RAPID
instruction IODeviceMute.
Devices are unmuted by default, but using this instruction all event log messages
from a specified device can be muted. The device will remain muted until the setting
is changed or until the controller is restarted.
For information about how to use the instruction IODeviceMute, see Technical
reference manual - RAPID Instructions, Functions and Data types.

6 Configuring the internal device

Prerequisites
Before configuring the internal device, make sure to set up your system according
to Setting up your PROFINET system on page 23.

6.2 Adding an internal device
Add internal device

1 In the Configuration browser, select PROFINET.
2 Select Device Catalogue to view a list of available devices.
xx2000001653
3 Double-click a device in the list to add it to the configuration.
xx2000001654
4 Select the internal device in the Configuration browser and configure the
Properties:
xx2000001985

Continued

Name The name of the internal device is
used as a reference to the specific
internal device when configuring
the I/O signals.
Station Name This parameter is used to identify a
PROFINET device on the network.
The name must be unique on the
network.
Interface Port The interface port to be used for the Public Network (WAN)
controller. or I/O-Network (LAN)
Identification Label This parameter is an optional way A string with maximum
to provide a label that will help the 80 characters.
operator to identify the internal
device.
IM1 Function Information that describes the A string with maximum
(Identification and function of the internal device. Used 32 characters.
maintenance) to help the operator to identify the
internal device.
IM1 Location The location of the internal device. A string with maximum
(Identification and 22 characters.
maintenance)
IM2 Installation Date Information about when the internal Format YYYY-MM-DD
(Identification and device was installed.
maintenance)
IM3 Description Additional information for the intern- A string with maximum
(Identification and al device. Used to help the operator 54 characters.
maintenance) to identify the internal device.
5 Continue by adding I/O modules to the internal device. See Adding I/O
modules to the internal device on page 55.

6.3 Deleting an internal device
6.3 Deleting an internal device
Delete internal device
Note
When an internal device is deleted, all associated signals are also removed.
1 In the Configuration browser, right-click on the internal device and select
Delete.
2 The selected internal device is now removed from the configuration.

6.4 Adding I/O modules to the internal device
Add I/O modules to internal device

1 In the Configuration browser, expand PROFINET and select the internal
device for which I/O modules should be added.
2 Select Device Catalogue to view a list of available I/O modules.
xx2000001654
3 Double-click the I/O modules (output and input) in the list to be added to the
internal device.
xx2000001655
Note
Note

Add safety I/O modules to internal device (for option 3023-2 PROFIsafe Device)
1 In the Configuration browser, expand PROFINET and select the internal
device for which safe I/O modules should be added.

Continued
2 Select Device Catalogue to view a list of available safe I/O modules.
xx2000001655
3 Double-click the safe I/O modules (output and input) in the list to be added
to the internal device.
xx2000001933
Note
Note

Note
A yellow marking beside the module symbol indicates a safe I/O module.
If any safe module is included in the internal device, a yellow marker is
shown by the internal device as well.

Continued
4 Select the safe I/O module in the Configuration browser and configure the
PROFIsafe F-Parameters:
xx2000001934

Source address The PROFIsafe address Source Valid range is 0 to
address combined with the Destin- 65535.
ation address uniquely identifies
the module. Both addresses are
decimal values.
Note
Both address values must match

the information sent from the con-
troller.
Destination address The PROFIsafe address Destina- Valid range is 0 to

tion address combined with the 65535.
Source address uniquely identifies
the module. Both addresses are
decimal values.
Note
Both address values must match

the information sent from the con-
troller.
Timeout A valid current safety message

frame must arrive within the monit-
oring time, defined in milli seconds.

6.5 Editing signals
6.5 Editing signals
Edit signals
1 In the ribbon, select Signal Editor.
2 In the Configuration browser, select the I/O module for which signals are to
be configured.
3 In the column Name, type the name of the signal.
xx2000001656

6.6 Creating safety integers
6.6 Creating safety integers
Create safety integers

When creating safety integers, the signal should be 32-bit long and the device
mapping should have the most significant byte first.
1 In the ribbon, select Signal Editor.
2 In the Configuration browser, select the I/O module for which the signal is
to be created.
3 In the column Name, type the name of the signal.
xx2100000038
4 In the column Type of Signal, select Group Output or Group Input.

5 In the column Device Mapping, enter the device mapping values. If the offset
is 64, type the mapping using the format: 88-95,80-87,72-79,64-71. This will
create a safety integer mapped 0-31.
6 Press Enter to create the signal.

6.7 Saving the configuration
6.7 Saving the configuration
Save configuration
See Application manual - I/O Engineering for more information.

7 Troubleshooting
7.1 Troubleshooting scenarios
7 Troubleshooting
Problem assigning IP address or station name

If an external PROFINET configuration tool is used to set IP address or station
name for a controller or device, it may not be possible to perform that operation.
In such a case, make sure that the device or PLC is not involved in any I/O data
exchange. If, for example, a device or PLC is exchanging data with another device
or PLC, it is not possible to change the IP address or station name of those devices.
Unidentified devices
Devices can be identified using RobotStudio, or other PROFINET tools. To identify
the internal device in the robot controller, the PC-STAT LED will flash green with
a frequency of 1 Hz.
• For RobotStudio, use the Blink functionality in the Scan Editor, see Scanning
the network on page 34.
• For other tools, see the respective supplier user manuals.
Unable to connect to a device

If all parameters are correct, but it is still not possible to connect to an device using
the PROFINET controller, make sure that the device does not already have an
active connection with another controller. Most I/O devices do not accept that two
controllers are connected against the same I/O device at the same time. That is,
if the device does not allow shared device functionality.
Connections are lost randomly

Lost connections can occur for a number of reasons.
• Bad network
• Overloaded Ethernet switches
• Ethernet cable problems
Another possible reason is that the OmniCore PROFINET is not able to process
all the PROFINET requests within the specified time frame. If, for example, 20 I/O
devices are used with 1 ms reduction ratio (poll rate), the slightest variation of CPU
load on the main computer might cause a protocol disturbance which can lead to
a connection timeout. The maximum possible devices that can be used depends
on the reduction ratios used, CPU load and data lengths transferred at every data
cycle.
There can be connection loss while configuring PROFINET Controller on the same
logical subnet as other applications, on the WAN port. It might cause sporadic loss
of communication for the applications as well as for the PROFINET communication.

7 Troubleshooting
Continued
Poor performance using fast startup

In general the startup time for one I/O device using fast startup is less than a
second, together with the robot controller. This is highly dependent upon the device
itself. Check with the device vendor for detailed description about I/O devices that
support fast startup with corresponding performance figures.
• If there are other intermediate hardware on the connection link, that might
interfere with the PROFINET connection.
• If there is a chained setup containing multiple devices, there is an increased
latency before all devices are running. Depending upon the number of chained
devices the total connection time can be more than a second.
• Make sure that the port/ports used for fast startup is selected in the I/O
configuration.
• Check with the device vendor for optimal settings when using the I/O device
with fast startup. Sometimes device behavior is configurable with a vendor
specific tool or through the network configuration tool. According to the GSD
file.
• If the device does not support parameterization speedup, the connection
time may be longer. If supported by the device, it is included in the GSD file.
• Check that the switch settings are correct according to below:
- 100 Mbit speed rate with full duplex.
- Auto negotiation shall be switched off.
- Disable "switch intelligent features" such as flow control and MDIX
(medium dependent interface crossover) that might cause delays during
startup.
Configuring Siemens™ ET200SP I/O device

For Siemens™ ET200SP I/O devices, it is important to select the correct Potential
group.
If the back plane of the device is dark, select Use potential group of the left module
(dark BaseUnit).

7 Troubleshooting
Continued
If the back plane of the device is light colored, select Enable new potential group
(light BaseUnit).
xx1800000146
Duplicated module id in GSD file

If the error message "Exception: GSD file includes dap's with the same module id
for device ...", then duplicates of the module id exist in the GSD file and you must
select which one to use.
Right-click on the device, select Identify as and select the definition to use.
xx1800001534
Missing GSD definition

If the warning message "... could not be matched to any loaded GSD definition" is
shown, there can be two reasons:
• If the message "Exception: GSD file includes dap's with the same moduleId
for device ..." is also shown, see Duplicated module id in GSD file on page 63.
• If the message "Exception: GSD file includes dap's with the same moduleId
for device ..." is not shown, load the GSD definitions. See Importing the GSD
files on page 32.

7 Troubleshooting
Continued
xx1800001535
IP address goes to 0.0.0.0 after restart of robot controller

If a PROFINET controller, for example a PLC, sets a temporary IP address for the
internal PROFINET device in the robot controller, then the IP address will go to
0.0.0.0 after a restart.
GSD file is not loaded

The GSD file is not loaded if the file name does not follow the PROFINET standard.

Index
Index LLDP mode, 27
M
C media redundency protocol, 40
communication profiles, 13
compatibility, 14 N
controller, 14 network security, 11
D O
device, 15 Output Size, 19
E P
et200sp, 62 Prioritized Startup, 46
PROFINET
F controller, 14
Fast Device Startup, 46 device, 15
Fast Start Up, 46 internal device, 19
faulty telegrams, 38 standardization, 13
firewall settings, 25 PROFINET versions
FSU, 46 PROFIsafe, 13
G R
gateway, 39 reduction ratio, 38, 61
GSD file, 21–22, 32
S
I Siemens et200sp, 62
identification label, 36, 40 simulated, 36, 39
industrial Ethernet, 13 state when system startup, 39
Input Size, 19 station name, 36, 38
interface port, 36 subnet, 38
internal device, 52, 54
IP address, 38 T
topic I/O System
L predefined network, 19
LLDP, 15 trust level, 39

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4 Setting up your PROFINET system 23

5 Configuring the internal controller and external devices 31

6 Configuring the internal device 51

Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device 5

Overview of this manual

Who should read this manual?

Continues on next page

Continues on next page

10 Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device

Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device 11

Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device 13

1.2 PROFINET for OmniCore

With option 3023-2 PROFIsafe Device, it is possible to configure safe modules

Specification overview, internal controller

Continues on next page

If one device in the configuration only sup-

Startup mode Legacy and Advanced mode supported.

Specification overview, internal device

Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)

Continues on next page

16 Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device

Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device 17

2.2 I/O devices

18 Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device

Input and output size

Continues on next page

Slot Possible modules Comment

If the SD-IO module (both input and output) is selec-

The SDI 8 bytes module is compatible with PROFINET

20 Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device

3.2 Information about the internal controller

Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device 21

3.3 Software for configuring a device

22 Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device

4 Setting up your PROFINET system

Log in with configuration grant

Log in as safety user

Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device 23

4.2 Starting I/O Engineering

Start I/O Engineering

24 Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device

4.3 Configuring the network settings

Configure firewall settings

Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device 25

4.4 Setting the station name

Set station name

26 Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device

4.5 Configuring the PROFINET network properties

Configure the PROFINET network properties

The controller supports LLDP, but only on one port at a time.

If one device in the configuration only supports legacy mode,

Application manual - PROFINET Controller/Device 27

4.6 Selecting an interface port

Select an interface port

Select between Public Network (WAN) and I/O Network (LAN).