LEDs and pin assignment

LEDs and pin assignment 1:
El6002, EL6022 - LEDs

LEDs

LED

Color

Meaning

RUN

Green

This LED indicates the terminal's operating state:

Off

State of the EtherCAT State Machine: INIT = initialization of the terminal or BOOTSTRAP = function for firmware updates of the terminal

flashing

State of the EtherCAT State Machine: PREOP = function for mailbox communication and variant standard settings

Single flash

State of the EtherCAT State Machine: SAFEOP = verification of the Sync Manager channels and the distributed clocks.
Outputs remain in safe state

On

State of the EtherCAT State Machine: OP = normal operating state; mailbox and process data communication is possible

TxCh. 1

Orange

Serial port on this port sends data (channel 1)

RxCh. 1

Green

Serial port on this connector receives data (channel 1)

TxCh. 2

Orange

Serial port on this port sends data (channel 2)

RxCh. 2

Green

Serial port on this port receives data (channel 2)

EL6002 pin assignment

2 x D-Sub connection male 9-pin

D-Sub connector, male (top view)

Pin assignment channel 1 and 2

LEDs and pin assignment 2:

Pin

RS232

Direction

Note

1

DCD

LEDs and pin assignment 3:

internally bridged with DTR, DSR

2

Rx

LEDs and pin assignment 4:

 

3

Tx

LEDs and pin assignment 5:

 

4

DTR

LEDs and pin assignment 6:

internally bridged with DCD, DSR

5

GND

-

 

6

DSR

LEDs and pin assignment 7:

internally bridged with DCD, DTR

7

RTS

LEDs and pin assignment 8:

 

8

CTS

LEDs and pin assignment 9:

 

9

-

-

-

LEDs and pin assignment 10:

GND connections

GND of both channels is internally connected via a high impedance RC combination

EL6022 pin assignment

2 x D-Sub connector female, 9-pin

D-Sub connector, male (top view)

Pin assignment channel 1 and 2

LEDs and pin assignment 11:

Pin

RS485/RS422

Direction

1

-

-

2

Tx+

LEDs and pin assignment 12:

3

Rx+

LEDs and pin assignment 13:

4

-

-

5

GND

-

6

+5 V

-

7

Tx-

LEDs and pin assignment 14:

8

Rx-

LEDs and pin assignment 15:

9

-

-

LEDs and pin assignment 16:

GND connections

GND of both channels is internally connected via a high impedance RC combination

Connection for RS422 transfer

In RS422 mode, data can be transferred in full duplex mode.

LEDs and pin assignment 17:
Connection for RS422 transfer

One receiver is recommended for RS422, but up to 10 receivers are common. The more complex the network becomes (subscribers, branches, plug connections), the more complex the commissioning becomes, because the appropriate parameters must be determined for reliable communication: Termination (where and at what height), baud rate, line lengths if necessary.

A clear line topology with short branches (MultiDrop) is strongly recommended, if necessary terminated at both end points with the greatest distance.

Connection for RS485 transfer

In the RS485 operating mode, the data is exchanged in half-duplex transmission. In this operating mode, a bus structure consisting of several stations communicating with each other can be set up.

A clear line structure with short branches is recommended.

LEDs and pin assignment 18:
Connection for RS485 transfer

The transmit and receive lines are connected to one another in RS485 operating mode. As a result, the terminal receives not only the data from other devices, but also its own transmitted data. This can be suppressed with the index 0x8000:06 “Enable half duplex” in the Settings object.

In operating mode RS485, the reception of new data is only possible if transmission is complete.

“Enable half duplex”

“Enable point to point connection (RS422)”

Mode

0

0

RS485:
The terminal receives its own data and the data from other devices

0

1

RS422:
Normal operating mode; the terminal operates in full duplex mode.

1

0

RS485:
The terminal only receives data from other devices

1

1

RS422:
The receiver is only enabled after the last data has been transmitted.