CANEO series10 – Firmware V10.x
Revision A | 2024-02-13
CANEO-series10-TRM-2024-02-13.pdfOverview
CANEO series10 SENSORswitches can be used in IO-Link and in non-IO-Link environments.
For non-IO-Link usage, the sensor features one standard Digital Output and up to two standard Digital Inputs (E1, E2), which can be used to control the sensor's LED.
The related parameters can be configured before/during deployment via IO-Link:
- Function of the Digital Output – PNP/NPN/PushPull, Normally Open/Closed
- Function of the up to two Digital Inputs (E1, E2)
- LED control
- Locking/release of Digital Output
- LED behavior for various states
IO-Link Communication
If the sensor detects IO-Link communication, it automatically switches to the IO-Link communication mode. The IO-Link standard offers different communication mechanisms:
- Acyclic Data (Indexed Service Data Units): Used to set the sensor configuration during commissioning.
- Cyclic Process Data: Used to receive the sensor's state and influence its behavior during runtime.
- Events: The sensor will report events in case of error.
In IO-Link applications the sensor always provides the same information (like actuation state) in its Process Data (PDin), but depending on the configured LED Control Mode, different kind of Process Data to the sensor (PDout) can be used:
- Automatic Scene Selection – Use this mode if you don't want to use IO-Link to control the sensor's LED.
- Scene controlled by IO-Link Process Data – This control mode is used to control the LED scenes through IO-Link. It covers most applications which use IO-Link, but is limited to eight LED scenes. A LED scene describes the behavior of the LED with a couple of parameters (e.g., color and effect).
- Advanced Control by IO-Link Process Data – If you use IO-Link, but the eight LED scenes are not sufficient for your application, it is recommended to use this LED control mode. The advanced control mode lets you control the LED with R-G-B data.
Process Data, ISDUs and events of the sensor, their respective numeric indices, offsets, and values, are described in the IODD file of the sensor. It is highly recommended to use this file when integrating the sensor in an application.
Device Variants
| Product ID | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CS10H-MODU | CANEO series10 Hygienic | SENSORswitch hygienic with stainless steel housing and milligrid connector |
| CS10H-MSDT | CANEO series10 Hygienic | SENSORswitch hygienic with stainless steel housing and M12 connector |
| CS10K-MLDT | CANEO series10 Standard | SENSORswitch with connector M12 |
| CS10K-MMDU | CANEO series10 Standard | SENSORswitch with milligrid connector |
| CS10S-MNDU | CANEO series10 Stainless Steel | SENSORswitch with stainless steel housing and milligrid connector |
| CS10S-MTDT | CANEO series10 Stainless Steel | SENSORswitch with stainless steel housing and M12 connector |