DOC343.52.

90752

PROFINET and EtherNet/IP

modules
11/2021, Edition 2
User manual
 Table of Contents
Section 1 General information ............................................................................ 3
1.1 Safety information ................................................................................................. 3
1.2 Use of hazard information ..................................................................................... 3
1.3 Product overview .................................................................................................. 3
Section 2 Commissioning checklist ............................................................... 5
Section 3 Installation ............................................................................................... 5
3.1 Install the module .................................................................................................. 5
3.2 Electrical installation ............................................................................................. 7
Section 4 Startup ....................................................................................................... 8
Section 5 Operation ................................................................................................. 8
5.1 Configure the Ethernet ports ................................................................................. 8
5.2 Install the configuration file ................................................................................... 9
5.2.1 Install the PROFINET GSDML file .............................................................. 9
5.2.2 Install the EtherNet/IP EDS file ................................................................. 10
5.3 Configure the PLC environment ......................................................................... 11
5.3.1 Configure the PROFINET environment .................................................... 11
5.3.2 Configure the EtherNet/IP environment .................................................... 17
5.4 Configure the module ......................................................................................... 27
5.4.1 Configure the PROFINET module ........................................................... 27
5.4.2 Configure the EtherNet/IP module ........................................................... 31
5.4.2.1 Configure the EtherNet/IP data structure ....................................... 36
Section 6 PROFINET Telegram composition .............................................. 38
Section 7 EtherNet/IP Telegram composition ............................................ 40
Section 8 LED status, diagnostic and messages ..................................... 41
Section 9 Replacement parts and accessories ......................................... 43

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Section 1 General information
In no event will the manufacturer be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential
damages resulting from any defect or omission in this manual. The manufacturer reserves the right to
make changes in this manual and the products it describes at any time, without notice or obligation.
Revised editions are found on the manufacturer’s website.

1.1 Safety information

The manufacturer is not responsible for any damages due to misapplication or misuse of this product
including, without limitation, direct, incidental and consequential damages, and disclaims such
damages to the full extent permitted under applicable law. The user is soley responsible to identify
critical application risks and install appropriate mechanisms to protect processes during a possible
equipment malfunction.
Please read this entire manual before unpacking, setting up or operating this equipment. Pay
attention to all danger and caution statements. Failure to do so could result in serious injury to the
operator or damage to the equipment.
Make sure that the protection provided by this equipment is not impaired. Do not use or install this
equipment in any manner other than that specified in this manual.

1.2 Use of hazard information

DANGER
Indicates a potentially or imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.

WARNING
Indicates a potentially or imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death
or serious injury.

CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may result in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE
Indicates a situation which, if not avoided, may cause damage to the instrument. Information that
requires special emphasis.

1.3 Product overview

The SC4500 controller is available with optional expansion modules:

• EtherNet/IP module—The controller can connect to a PLC through Industrial Ethernet Protocol
including a EtherNet/IP solution. Line, Star and Ring topologies are available.
• PROFINET module—The controller can connect to a PLC through the Industrial Ethernet Protocol,
which includes a PROFINET solution. Line, Star and Ring topologies are available.

The SC4500 controller PROFINET and EtherNet/IP modules are applicable to the network topologies
that follow:

• Line (chain) topology—Connects the devices with integrated switches in the field. Refer to
Figure 1.
• Star topology—Devices connects to a central switch. Refer to Figure 2.
• Ring topology—The network is closed in a ring shape to get redundancy. The media redundancy
protocol (MRP) is used for PROFINET and device level ring (DLR) for EtherNet/IP. Refer to
Figure 3.

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Figure 1 Chain topology

Figure 2 Star topology

Figure 3 Ring topology

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Section 2 Commissioning checklist
Use the checklist that follows to complete the PROFINET or EtherNet/IP installation and
configuration procedure. Do the tasks in the order given.

Task Completed
Install the module on page 5 in the controller.
Electrical installation on page 7—Make all of the necessary hardware connection
(wiring).
Configure the Ethernet ports on page 8 on the controller
Install the configuration file on page 9 on the PLC environment.

• PROFINET—GSDML file
• EtherNet/IP—ESD file

Configure the PLC environment on page 11

Configure the module on page 27 (PROFINET or EtherNet/IP) on the controller.

Section 3 Installation
DANGER
Multiple hazards. Only qualified personnel must conduct the tasks described in this
section of the document.

3.1 Install the module

DANGER
Electrocution hazard. Always remove power to the instrument before making electrical
connections.

Make sure that the PROFINET or EtherNet/IP module is installed in the controller. Refer to the
documentation supplied with the module1.
Notes:

• Make sure that the controller is compatible with the module. Contact technical support.
• Connect the module to the third slot on the right side of controller. Refer to Figure 4.

1 The module is factory installed based on the controller configuration.

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 Figure 4 EtherNet/IP or PROFINET module slot

1 Module slot

Configure the controller with 1 or 2 Industrial Ethernet ports based on the network configuration. For
star topologies, configure the controllers with 1 Ethernet port. Refer to Figure 5. For chain or ring
topologies, configure the controller with 2 Ethernet ports. Refer to Figure 6.

Figure 5 Controller with 1 Ethernet port—LAN + PROFINET or Ethernet/IP

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 Figure 6 Controller with 2 Ethernet ports—PROFINET or EtherNet/IP only

3.2 Electrical installation

DANGER
Explosion hazard. Do not connect or disconnect electrical components or circuits to the
equipment unless power has been removed or the area is known to be non-hazardous.

Items to collect:

• SC4500 controller with PROFINET or EtherNet/IP module installed

• PLC
• PROFINET/Ethernet switch (optional, only for star topologies)
• LAPTOP with TIA or PLC environment installed
• PROFINET/Ethernet copper cable

Use a Ethernet copper cable for the connection. The cable is a 4-wire shielded, green-colored cable
that gives 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet minimum at 100 meters maximum. The cables used in industrial
networks are CAT 5, 5E, CAT 6, 6A or CAT 7 category cables. The cables have an
IP66 M12 connector or IP20 RJ45 connector.
Hach supplies two standard cable accessories and a kit that includes the connectors to make a
custom cable. Refer to Replacement parts and accessories on page 43.
Make all of the electrical connections in the PROFINET or EtherNet/IP network. Refer to Figure 7.

1. Connect the SC4500 controller to the industrial switch (M12 - RJ45 cable).
2. Connect the PLC to the industrial switch (RJ45 - RJ45 cable).
3. Connect the Laptop to the industrial switch (RJ45 - RJ45 cable).

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 Figure 7 Wiring example

1 PLC 3 SC4500 controller

2 Industrial switch 4 Laptop

Section 4 Startup
1. Supply power to the controller and PLC.
2. Set the PLC to on.

Section 5 Operation
5.1 Configure the Ethernet ports
Make sure that the Ethernet port configuration in the controller is set to one of the IEP (industrial
Ethernet ports) options.

1. Push the main menu icon, then select Controller > Connectivity > LAN > Ethernet ports.
2. Select one of the options that follow based on the wiring configuration of the controller.

Option Description
IEP only The two Ethernet ports are configured for PROFINET or EtherNet/IP. Port 2 in the
module is enabled. Refer to Figure 6 on page 7.
MIX IEP One Ethernet port is configured for LAN connectivity and the other Ethernet port is
configured for PROFINET or EtherNet/IP. Port 2 in the module is disabled. Refer to
Figure 5 on page 6.
Note: When Mix IEP is selected, LAN port configuration shows in the LAN menu. LAN port
configuration setting is used only for LAN connectivity configuration, not for Industrial Ethernet
port configuration.

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5.2 Install the configuration file
Download the configuration file from the manufacturer's website. Install the file on the PLC
environment.
Note: Make sure to remove the old configuration file before a new configuration file is installed.
5.2.1 Install the PROFINET GSDML file
An example of installation in TIA (Totally Integrated Automation) portal from SIEMENS PLC software
follows:
Note: Steps that follow is an example. Steps and commands may change based on the installed PLC solution.

1. Select Options > Manage general station description files

2. Search for the folder where the file was saved.
3. Select the file, then click Install.

When the file is installed, "SC4500 Controller 1 port" and "SC4500 Controller 2 port" are available in
the PLC hardware catalog view. Select OTHER FIELD DEVICES > PROFINET IO > IO > HACH
LANGE > HACH SC4500 CONTROLLERS folder.

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5.2.2 Install the EtherNet/IP EDS file
An example of installation in Studio 5000 Logix Designer software from Rockwell Automation
Technologies Inc. follows:
Note: Steps that follow is an example. Steps and commands may change based on the installed PLC solution.

1. Select Tools > EDS hardware Installation Tool.

2. Follow the wizard instructions.
3. In the wizard, select the option Register and EDS file(s). Then, select Register a single file and
browse the downloaded ESD file.

4. Complete the Wizard instructions.

When the file is installed, the SC4500 module is available in the Controller organizer view.

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5.3 Configure the PLC environment
5.3.1 Configure the PROFINET environment
Configure the TIA portal as follows:

1. Add all of the items that configure the network topology from the Catalog devices.
In the example: the PLC, industrial switch and SC4500 controller.
2. Select Catalog > Other field devices > PROFINET IO > I/O > Hach Lange > Hach
SC4500 controller. The PROFINET catalog shows two SC4500 controller modules. Select the
module based on the Ethernet port configured option: 1 port (MIX IEP) or 2 ports (IEP only).

3. Add the network connections based on the network topology.

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4. Assign the SC4500 controller to the PLC on the Network overview.

5. On the Online and Diagnostic view, select Assign IP address to set the IP address of the
SC4500 controller.

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6. Select the commands Compile and Download to device on the PLC menu.
The SC4500 controller gets the assigned IP address and the Industrial Ethernet Interface web
page is enabled. The Industrial Ethernet Interface web page gives information about the data sent
through Telegram.
7. On the PLC menu, select Accessible devices view. Then, select Flash LED to identify the
SC4500 controller with the installed module.
The controller display will flash.

8. When the controller is identified, unselect the option Flash LED.

9. In a web browser, type the IP address to access the Industrial Ethernet Interface web page. The
message "Telegram not defined!" shows.

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10. On the SC4500 controller, go to the main menu. Then, select OUTPUTS > PROFINET >
SIMULATION. Set the simulation to ON.
The controller starts sending simulation values to the PLC. The controller continuously sends a
simulation value in a loop from Minimum to Maximum during the set Period. When the value
gets the Maximum set value, it decreases to the minimum and then again to maximum. Error
and Status values set on the controller are also sent to the PLC.

11. Go to the Industrial Ethernet Interface Home Page.

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12. Select Modules assigned to see the information that the controller sends in simulation mode.

13. Select Telegram composition to see Telegram information on the type of data (integer or float)
and their relative address in the PLC memory.

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14. Add the inputs modules on the Device overview tab of the PLC based on the Modules
assigned information.

15. Add the tags and variables based on the values that the controller simulation sends. Add the
same settings as in the Industrial Ethernet web page. Refer to the table below.

Tags Type Size Slot Slot size Input address Address

1 - Simulation_value Float (Real) 4 bytes %ID68
Slot 1 8 bytes 68...75
2 - Simulation_Temperature Float 4 bytes %ID75
3 - Simulation_Heartbeat Integer (Uint) 2 bytes %IW76
Slot 2 4 bytes 76...80
4 - Simulation_Error Integer 2 bytes %IW78
5 - Simulation_Status Integer 2 bytes Slot 3 2 bytes 80...81 %IW80

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16. Select the option Monitor all in the popup menu in the Default table screen. If the connection is
successful, the simulation data from the SC4500 controller shows.

17. When the simulation is successful, stop the simulation on the controller. In the main menu of the
controller select Outputs > PROFINET > Simulation. Set the simulation to off.

5.3.2 Configure the EtherNet/IP environment

Configure the EtherNet/IP Studio 5000 Logix Designer environment as follows:

1. On the SC4500 controller, go to the main menu. Then, select OUTPUTS > EtherNet/IP >
Adressing mode. Select Static.
The option EtherNet/IP shows in the EtherNet/IP menu.
2. Select the EtherNet/IP setting and add the IP address of the controller.
Note: Select Static to manually add the IP address of the controller. Select DHCP mode to automatically add
an IP address using DHCP server. Contact your network administrator for more information.

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3. Select OUTPUTS > EtherNet/IP > Simulation. Set the Simulation to on.
The controller starts sending simulation values to the PLC. The controller continuously sends a
simulation value in a loop from Minimum to Maximum during the set Period. When the value
gets the Maximum set value, it decreases to the minimum and then again to maximum. Error
and Status values set on the controller are also sent to the PLC.

4. Open or create a new project In the Studio 5000 Logix Designer environment.
5. Add the controller module. In the Controller organizer select I/O Configuration > Ethernet.
Right click on Ethernet and select New module.

A search window shows.

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6. In the Catalog tab, add "SC4500" to find the controller module. Select the "HACH
SC4500 Controllers", then select Create.

The New module window shows.

7. In the General section, add a Name (in the example the controller serial number) and
Description (optional) to identify the controller in the network. Add the controller IP Address.

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8. Push on Change to examine the Module definition. The values must agree with the controller
simulation values: input size 14 SINT.

9. Go to the Connection section and configure the settings that follow:

• Requested Packet Interval (RPI)—Sets the PLC update rate in milliseconds. Range: 1.0 to
3200.0 (Default: 10.0). Very low values can flood the network and decrease network reliability.
• Connection over EtherNet/IP—Set to Unicast to decrease the necessary network bandwidth.

10. Push OK.

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11. In a web browser, type the IP address to access the Industrial Ethernet Interface web page.

12. Select Modules assigned to see the information that the controller sends in simulation mode.

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13. Select Telegram composition to see Telegram information on the type of data (integer or float)
and the Input Tag suffix.

14. In the Studio 5000 Logix Designer environment, on the Controller organizer tab, select Tasks >
Main Task > MainProgram > Parameter and local tags. Add the tags based on the Telegram
composition of the simulation.

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15. On the Controller organizer tab, select Tasks > Main Task > MainProgram > MainRoutine.
For each parameter of the simulation, add a COP module with the data that follow (refer to the
table below):

• Source—Add the controller name, then the I.Data based on the bytes size.
• Dest—Add the parameter Tag.
• Length—Add the bit size of the Tag.

Tags Type Size I.Data

1 - Simulation_value Float (Real) 4 bytes 0
2 - Simulation_Temperature Float 4 bytes 4
3 - Simulation_Heartbeat Integer (INT) 2 bytes 8
4 - Simulation_Error Integer 2 bytes 10
5 - Simulation_Status Integer 2 bytes 12

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16. Select the option Go Online.

17. Select Download.

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18. Select Download.

19. On the SC4500 controller, go to the main menu. Select OUTPUTS > EtherNet/IP > Status to
examine the connection condition.

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20. Go to Program Parameters and Local Tags. On the bottom of the window, select the tab
Monitor tags. If the connection is successful, the simulation data from the SC4500 controller
shows.

21. When the simulation is successful, stop the simulation in the controller. In the main menu of the
controller, select Outputs > EtherNet/IP > Simulation. Set the simulation to off.

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5.4 Configure the module
5.4.1 Configure the PROFINET module
Configure the PROFINET and the Telegram data in the controller to send sensor or device data to
the PLC. Refer to PROFINET Telegram composition on page 38.
Configure the PROFINET settings as follows:

1. Push the main menu icon, then select Outputs > PROFINET > Telegram.

2. Select Add device. Select one of the available devices. Push OK.

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3. On the Telegram menu, select the device. Select Add tags.
For this example, the tags that follow are selected: Classified Error, Classified Status 1, Dissolved
oxygen [mg/L], Heartbeat and Temperature [ºC]

4. Push OK, then Save.

5. In the PROFINET menu, select Modules assigned.
The controller shows the slots information used to configure the TIA environment.

6. Go to the Industrial Ethernet Interface Home Page.

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7. Select Modules assigned to see the information that the sensor sends.

8. Select Telegram composition to see Telegram information on the type of data (integer or float)
and their relative address in the PLC memory.

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9. Add the inputs modules on the Device overview of the PLC based on the Modules assigned
information.

10. On the PLC, do one of the steps that follow:

a. Go to PLC tags and select Default tag table. Add the tags and variables based on the
sensor values. Add the same settings as in the Industrial Ethernet web page. Refer to the
table below.

Tags Type Size Slot Slot size Input address Address

1 - LDO_Error Integer (Uint) 2 bytes 68...69 %ID68
2 - LDO_Status Integer 2 bytes Slot 1 8 bytes 70...71 %ID70
3 - LDO_mg/L Float (Real) 4 bytes 72...75 %IW72
4 - LDO_Heartbeat Integer 2 bytes 76...77 %IW76
Slot 2 4 bytes
2 bytes
5 - LDO_Temperature Float 78...81 %IW78
2 bytes Slot 3 2 bytes

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 b. Use the data structure to group the data types. Go to PLC data types. Select Add new data
type and add a name for the data type ("SC_data_Type" in the example). Add the Tags and
variables based on the sensor values.

On the Default tag table, add the data structure and select the data type name. Add the
address of the data structure.

11. Select the option Monitor all in the popup menu in the Default table screen. If the connection is
successful, the data from the SC4500 controller shows.

5.4.2 Configure the EtherNet/IP module

Configure the EtherNet/IP and the Telegram data in the controller to send sensor or device data to
the PLC. Refer to EtherNet/IP Telegram composition on page 40.
Configure the EtherNet/IP settings as follows:

1. Push the main menu icon, then select Outputs > EtherNet/IP > Telegram.

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2. Select Add device. Select one of the available devices. Push OK.

3. On the Telegram menu, select the device. Select Add tags.

For this example, the tags that follow are selected: Classified Error, Classified Status 1, Dissolved
oxygen [mg/L], Heartbeat and Temperature [ºC].

4. Push OK, then Save.

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5. In the EtherNet/IP menu, select Module definition.
The controller shows the bytes data based on the selected Telegram tags.

6. Go to the Industrial Ethernet Interface Home Page.

7. Select Modules assigned to see the information that the sensor sends.

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8. Select Telegram composition to see Telegram information on the type of data (integer or float)
and the Input Tag suffix.

9. In the Studio 5000 Logix Designer environment, on the Controller organizer tab, select Tasks >
Main Task > MainProgram > Parameter and local tags. Add the tags based on the Telegram
composition.

As an alternative, use the data structure to add the Telegram composition. Refer to .

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10. On the Controller organizer tab, select Tasks > Main Task > MainProgram > MainRoutine.
For each Tag add a COP module with the data that follow (refer to the table bellow):

• Source—Add the controller name followed with the I.Data based on the bytes size.
• Dest—Add the parameter Tag. Initial element to be overwritten by the source.
• Lenght—Number of destination elements to copy.

Tags Type Size I.Data

1 - LDO_Error Integer (INT) 2 bytes 0
2 - LDO_Status Integer 2 bytes 2
3 - LDO_Measurement_mgL Float (Real) 4 bytes 4
4 - LDO_Heartbeat Integer 2 bytes 8
5 - LDO_Temperature Float 4 bytes 10
11. Select the option Go Online.
12. Select Download.
13. Select Download.

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14. Go to Program Parameters and Local Tags. On the bottom of the window, select the tab
Monitor tags. If the connection is successful, the data from the sensor shows.

5.4.2.1 Configure the EtherNet/IP data structure

Use the data structure to group the data types. When the data structure is used in the Ethernet/IP
module, make sure to set the order in the controller based on the variable type: all float values first
and then all of the integer values.
To configure the EtherNet/IP module with a data structure, do the steps that follow:

1. Do steps 1 to 3 on .
2. On the controller, select Main menu > Outputs > EtherNet/IP > Telegram > [device/sensor] >
Tag list. Use the drag and drop function to change the tag position. Push and hold near the blue
dots icon of the tag, then move the tag to the new position. Move the tags so that the float and
integer values are together.

3. Push OK, then Save.

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4. Do steps 5 to 8 on .
On the Telegram composition, make sure that the Telegram information shows the type of data
(integer or float) in order.
Note: If the data type is mixed in the Telegram composition, the data structure will show an error in the PLC.

5. In the Studio 5000 Logix Designer environment, on the Controller organizer tab, select Data
Types > User-Defined. Right-click on User-defined, then select New data type. Add the Data
type name and the members based on the Telegram composition.

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6. On the Controller organizer tab, select Tasks > Main Task > MainProgram > Parameter and
local tags. Select Edit tags, then add the name of the data structure on the Data type field.

7. On the Controller organizer tab, select Tasks > Main Task > MainProgram > MainRoutine.
Add a COP module with the data structure.

8. Do steps 11 to 14 on .

Section 6 PROFINET Telegram composition

The format of the PROFINET tags can be integer (2 bytes), unsigned integer (2 bytes) or float
(4 bytes).
The data transmission between the SC4500 controller and the PLC can have a maximum of 7 slots,
where each slot has a quantity of bytes used in the Telegram.
The size of data sent from the SC4500 controller to PLC is calculated with the input modules. The
size of data sent from PLC to SC4500 is calculated with the output modules.
The algorithm in the PROFINET module uses the rules that follow:

• The minimal number of slots are used.

• The byte modules are used from higher to lower without repetition. The modules available are
128 bytes, 64 bytes, 32 bytes, 16 bytes, 8 bytes, 4 bytes and 2 bytes.
• Because the module cannot be higher than 128 bytes and it cannot be repeated, there is one
module of 128 bytes for each slot.
• The maximum capacity of the Telegram is 768 bytes for input data and 128 bytes for output data.

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The Modules assigned option in the PROFINET menu on the controller shows the Telegram
configuration in the SC4500 PROFINET module. The menus show the slots with each input module
and assigned tags. Refer to Figure 8.
For example:

• 5 tags selected: tag 0 (2 bytes), tag 1 (2 bytes), tag 2 (2 bytes), tag 3 (4 bytes) and tag 4 (4 bytes).
Total 14 bytes.
• Slot 1. Module Input 8 bytes. Tags assigned to this module: tag 0, tag 1, tag 2 and tag 3 (2 bytes).
• Slot 2. Module Input 4 bytes. Tags assigned to this module: tag 3 (2 bytes) and tag 4 (2 bytes).
• Slot 3. Module Input 2 bytes. Tags assigned to this module: tag 4 (2 bytes).
Note: Use the drag and drop function to change the elements on the Telegram list. Push and hold on the element
and move the device or tag to the new position. Make sure to update the PLC configuration accordingly after the
elements are moved.

Figure 8 Example of Modules Assigned and Telegram composition

As an alternative, use the Industrial Ethernet web page to know the assigned slots and the telegram
composition. Use a browser and enter the module IP address. Refer to Figure 9.

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 Figure 9 Industrial Ethernet Interface web page

Section 7 EtherNet/IP Telegram composition

The format of the EtherNet/IP tags can be integer (2 bytes), unsigned integer (2 bytes) or float
(4 bytes).
The data transmission between the SC4500 controller and the PLC is done with an Input/Output
connection. The Input/Output connection is bidirectional. The originator (PLC or HMI) sends data to
the target (SC4500 controller) and the target sends data to the originator. This type of connection is
also called Exclusive Owner connection or Controlling connection.
The input data size is the data sent from the SC4500 to the PLC. The input data size is calculated
based on the tags configured in the controller. The output data size is the data sent from the PLC to
the SC4500. The output data size is 0 bytes if there are no inputs selected and 32 bytes for each
8 selected inputs from the PLC. The maximum capacity of the Telegram is 768 bytes for input data
and 128 bytes for output data.
The input and output size are configured in the Outputs > EtherNet/IP > Module definition view of
the PLC.
For example:

• 5 tags selected: tag 0 (2 bytes), tag 1 (2 bytes), tag 2 (2 bytes), tag 3 (4 bytes) and tag 4 (4 bytes).
Total 14 bytes.
Note: Use the drag and drop function to change the elements on the Telegram list. Push and hold on the element
and move the device or tag to the new position. Make sure to update the PLC configuration accordingly after the
elements are moved.

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 Figure 10 Example of Module definition and Telegram composition

As an alternative, use the Industrial Ethernet web page to know the modules assigned and the
telegram composition. Use a browser and enter the module IP address. Refer to Figure 9
on page 40.

Figure 11 Industrial Ethernet Interface web page

Section 8 LED status, diagnostic and messages

On the PLC, put the system in Online mode and examine the status of the network.
On the controller, push the main menu icon and select Output > PROFINET / EtherNet/IP > Status.
Examine the Status messages:

• Idle—Module state when the PLC is in stop mode.

• Pending—Configuration process and the connection is opened.

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• Exception—Unexpected behavior
• Running—Connection is established

As an alternative, examine the LEDs in the PROFINET module.

Figure 12 Module LEDS

1 Network status LED 4 Link/Activity LED

2 Link/Activity LED 5 Port 2
3 Module status LED 6 Port 1

Network Module Status PROFINET Event EtherNet/IP Comments

status status event
LED LED
Off Off The module has no
power.
Off On Pending Waiting Ethernet Waiting Ethernet No ethernet cable
Link Link connected to
module
Ethernet cable
plugged on Port
2 in Mix IEP option.
On On Running PLC connection PLC connection PLC in RUN mode
or Simulation on or Simulation on without/with
simulation on.
Blinking Blinking Running Identify node Identify the node
on the Network.
1 flash On Idle PLC in STOP PLC is not in
mode RUN mode
2 flashes On Pending Broken PLC Broken PLC
connection connection

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 Network Module Status PROFINET Event EtherNet/IP Comments
status status event
LED LED
3 flashes On Pending Station name not Station Name error
set
4 flashes On Pending IP address not set Duplicate IP IP address error
address IP
address not set
5 flashes On Running / Telegram not No connections Configuration error
Pending defined stablished or
Modules assigned Telegram not
mismatch or defined
Head module
mismatch or PLC
slots not set
2 flashes 2 flashes Exception Unexpected Unexpected Unexpected error
behavior behavior

Section 9 Replacement parts and accessories

WARNING
Personal injury hazard. Use of non-approved parts may cause personal injury, damage
to the instrument or equipment malfunction. The replacement parts in this section are
approved by the manufacturer.

Note: Product and Article numbers may vary for some selling regions. Contact the appropriate distributor or refer to
the company website for contact information.
Replacement parts

Description Item no.

M12/RJ45 connector kit (Ethernet cable) LXZ524.99.00009

M12/M12 connector kit (Ethernet cable) LXZ524.99.00010
Ethernet cable M12 to M12, 10 m LXZ524.99.00011
Ethernet cable M12 to RJ45, 5 m LXZ524.99.00012

Accessories

Description Item no.

SC4500 PROFINET upgrade Kit LXZ525.99.C0001

SC4500 EtherNet/IP upgrade Kit LXZ525.99.C0002

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