Ethernet RJ45
The industrial PC has two Gigabit LAN ports (X112, X113). The 100Base-T and 1000Base-T Ethernet standards enable the connection of corresponding network components and data rates of 100/1000 Mbit/s. The required speed is selected automatically.
The RJ45 connection technology with twisted-pair cables is used. The maximum length of the cable connection is 100 m.
The industrial PC may only be connected to internal Ethernet networks and not to external telecommunication networks.
The controllers are used as follows, based on the device generation:
Generation | Controller |
|---|---|
C6675-0060 | Intel® i219 for LAN1 and i210 for LAN2 |
If you use the Ethernet ports with EtherCAT or for Real-Time Ethernet applications, you have to regard the following distinction:
The Ethernet port (X113, LAN2) connected via PCIe with the i210 controller is generally suitable for cycle times <= 1 ms and for distributed clock applications with EtherCAT.
The Ethernet port (X112, LAN1) integrated in the chipset with the i219 controller is generally suitable for EtherCAT and real-time Ethernet applications with cycle times > 1 ms (without distributed clocks).
Pin | Signal | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | T2 + | Pair 2 |
2 | T2 - | |
3 | T3 + | Pair 3 |
4 | T1 + | Pair 1 |
5 | T1 - | |
6 | T3 - | Pair 3 |
7 | T4 + | Pair 4 |
8 | T4 - |
The LEDs of the LAN interfaces indicate the activity and the data transmission rate (Mbit/s). The LED on the left in the figure indicates whether the interface is connected to a network. If this is the case, the LED lights up green. The LED flashes when data transmission is in progress on the interface.
The LED on the right in the figure indicates the speed of the data transmission. If the speed is 100 Mbit/s the LED is orange, at 1000 Mbit/s it is green.