LAPP PROFINET ETHERLINE ACCESS PNF04T, PROFINET ETHERLINE ACCESS PNF08T, PROFINET ETHERLINE ACCESS PNF16T Quick Start Manual

Quick Start Guide PROFINET switch 4/8/16 port

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Contents

1. Safety instructions 3

2. Introduction 4

3. Preparing the PROFINET switch 5

4. Planning of the GSDML files 6

5. Setting the port properties 7

6. Topology detection 7

7. Assign the PROFINET switch a name 8

8. Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP) 9

9. Diagnosis and configuration via the web interface 10

10. Switch diagnosis and settings 12

11. Port mirroring 12

12. Statistics 13

13. Agents 14

14. SNMP 15

15. Setting the time 16

16. Resetting to factory settings 17

17. Firmware update 17

18. LED status information 18

19. Button functions 18

20. Technical data 19

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1. Safety instructions

Target audience

This description is only intended for trained personnel qualified in control and automation
engineering who are familiar with the applicable national standards.

For installation, commissioning, and operation of the components, compliance with the instruc­tions and explanations in this operating manual is essential. The specialist personnel is to ensure
that the application or the use of the products described fulfills all safety requirements, including
all applicable laws, regulations, provisions, and standards.

Intended use

The device has a protection rating of IP 20 (open type) and must be installed in an electrical
operating room or a control box/cabinet in order to protect it against environmental influences.
To prevent unauthorized operation, the doors of control boxes/cabinets must be closed and
possibly locked during operation.

The consequences of improper use may include personal injury to the user or third parties, as
well as property damage to the control system, the product, or the environment. Use the device
only as intended!

Operation

Successful and safe operation of the device requires proper transport, storage, setup, assembly,
installation, commissioning, operation, and maintenance.

Operate the device only in flawless condition. The permissible operating conditions and
performance limits (technical data) must be adhered to.
Retrofits, changes, or modifications to the device are strictly forbidden.

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2. Introduction

This Quick Start Guide explains the basic settings for the initial commissioning of PROFINET
switches for use in a PROFINET project.

You can find further information in the manual. You can find this under www.lappkabel.com/
activenetworkcomponents or scan the QR code directly.

P1 — P4:
For PROFINET devices
or other
Ethernet devices

FCN:
Function
button

RST:
Reset button

SCAN

QR CODE

TO GET

MANUAL

P1 — P16:
For PROFINET devices
or other
Ethernet devices

Voltage supply

Operation LEDs (see page 18)

FCN:
Function
button

RST:
Reset button

Voltage supply Operation LEDs (see page 18)

FCN:
Function
button

RST:
Reset button

Voltage supply Operation LEDs (see page 18)

P1 — P8:
For PROFINET
devices or other
Ethernet devices

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3. Preparing the PROFINET switch

3.1 Connection

The PROFINET switch must be supplied with 24 V DC at the wide range input
18 – 30 V DC via the provided connector plug.

The RJ45 sockets “P1 – P4” (4 port switch), “P1 – P8” (8 port switch) and
“P1 – P16” (16 port switch) serve the connection of the network participants
(PROFINET or Ethernet).

3.2 Install GSDML file

Please download t
or scan the QR code.

he GSDML file

SCAN

QR CODE

TO GET
GSDML

under www.lappkabel.com/activenetworkcomponents

Note: The housing of the PROFINET switch is not grounded. Please connect the functional
grounding connection (FG) of the PROFINET switch correctly with the reference potential.

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4. Planning of the GSDML files

Following installation, the PROFINET switch can be found in the hardware catalog under
“Other field devices g PROFINET IO g Network Components g LAPP GmbH g LAPP PN
switch”. Add the “PROFINET Switch, 4 port”, “PROFINET Switch 8 port” of “PROFINET Switch,
16 port” device to the project and connect it with your PROFINET network.

By calling up the object properties, you must assign the PROFINET switch a unique PROFINET
name and check the IP address for plausibility in the project.

Important: The real device must later be assigned the same name as in the project.
See also Chapter 6.

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5. Setting the port properties

Each port of the PROFINET switch can be individually configured.

Transfer medium/duplex:

“Activate”

Transmission rate
“Automatic”

“TP 100 Mbps”,
Transmission rate full duplex

Monitor

Enable autonegotiation

The port can be switched off here. This option is
recommended when the port shouldn’t be used.
Unauthorized trespass into the network is prevented.

The port synchronizes itself automatically with the
communication partner (auto-negotiation).

Fixed specification of the transmission rate. This
option is recommended when connecting PROFINET
IO devices.

Send a diagnosis by Link Down

Automatic recognition of the transmission speed and
the cable type (cross or patch cable)

6. Topology detection

The PROFINET switch supports the mechanisms for neighborhood detection (LLDP). With
this function it is possible to detect the topology of a PROFINET network, or to specify it for
purposes of checking for the correct structuring by the configuration.

If the topology was prescribed in the configuration, neighboring devices can also be assigned
the PROFINET name in the event of the replacement of a device.

This makes the recognition and testing of the network topology and the “device exchange in
operation” of connected PROFINET participants possible.

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7. Assign the PROFINET switch a name

When the configuration of the PROFINET switch has been completed in the hardware
configurator of the engineering tool, it can be loaded into the PLC.

In order that the PROFINET switch can be found by the PROFINET controller, the PROFINET
device name must be assigned to the PROFINET switch. To this purpose, use the function
“Assign device name”, which you can access in the Online menu with the right mouse button
when the PROFINET switch is activated.

With the “Update list” button, the network can be browsed for PROFINET participants. The
PROFINET device name can be assigned to the device with “Assign name”.

The clear identification of the PROFINET switch is ensured here by the MAC address of the
device. The MAC address of the device can be found on the device front of the PROFINET
switch.

The IPSet tool, which can be downloaded at no charge from the LAPP website, can also be
used to set the PROFINET name.

If the DP/PN Coupler has been assigned the correct name, it is recognized by the PLC and
configured. If configuration has taken place correctly, the PROFINET “BF” LED should be off.

If configuration has also taken place correctly on the PROFIBUS side, the PROFIBUS “BF” LED
should also be off. When both network sides have been configured appropriately (number and
size of the IO areas agree), the “SF” LEDs on both sides should also be out on both sides and
data transmission be underway.

SCAN

QR CODE

TO GET

IPSET

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8. Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP)

The PROFINET switch supports the optional media redundancy protocol (MRP) as MRP client.
MRP enables ring wiring, which also makes operation of the PROFINET network possible in
the event of the failure of a cable or of a participant.

There must be at least one MRP master (e.g. the CPU) in an MRP ring. All other participants
of the ring are then MRP clients.

In order to assign the PROFINET switch to an MRP ring, the “Client” media redundancy role
must be set for the “Media redundancy” option under “Properties/General”.

Important: If ring wiring is produced without the MRP roles being configured for all devices
involved, this can result in functional disruptions of the PROFINET network!

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9. Diagnosis and configuration via the web interface

The web interface is also accessible under the IP address assigned to the PROFINET switch in the PROFINET network.

When the web interface is first called up, the password of the “admin” user is the serial number of the device. The serial number is indicated on the right housing side part (e.g. “50001234”).
It is absolutely necessary to assign a new password following the first login:

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One goes to the system view following entry of the new password:

Note: If the PROFINET switch is configured and used in a PROFINET network, settings in the web interface are only to be viewed as a diagnosis.
A reconfiguration of PROFINET-related settings (Port Status, LLDP, DCP, Ring Redundancy) is then not possible in the web interface.

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10. Switch diagnosis and settings

Extensive information and settings for the function of the switch are accessible in the Switch menu.

11. Port mirroring

In order to be able to carry out frame analyses or recordings, Port Mirroring can be activated in the PROFINET switch. With Port Mirroring, the frame transfer from one
“mirrored port” to the “Monitor Port” is completely mirrored, on which an analysis PC can then record everything.

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12. Statistics

Detailed statistics on the data transfer can be queried in the “Statistics” menu.

Among other things, the quality of the transmission can be monitored in the sub-menu “Statistics by Error”.

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13. Agents

In order to already be able to view basic information about the switch at the start website, before or without having logged in, the option “System Status Without Login” can be selected.
With “Web Session Timeout”, it can be established whether an automatic logout should take place in the event of inactivity at the website for security reasons.

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14. SNMP

The PROFINET switch supports SNMP (“Simple Network Management Protocol”) in order to also enable the identification and diagnosis of the switch for IT administration tools.

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15. Setting the time

The PROFINET switch contains a system clock for the issuing of logs and alarm messages. This can be set either manually or automatically by an SNTP server.

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16. Resetting to factory settings

In order to reset the PROFINET switch to the delivery status, the function “Factory Reset” can be used in the web interface under “System” g “Restart”.

Alternatively, the PROFINET switch can be reset by pressing and holding the “FCN” button while the device restarts. A restar t can be carried out by switching the power supply off and on or by
activating the RST button.

The successful resetting of the parameters and settings is acknowledged during the boot process by the SF LED lighting up together with the PWR LED.

17. Firmware update

A firmware update can be carried out via the web interface.
The firmware update file can be selected in the menu “System g Firmware”.
The file has the ending “HUF”.

The firmware is transferred to the PROFINET switch and burned with the
“Send” button.

The new firmware is active following a restart of the PROFINET switch.

Important: Switching off the power supply during the update process can make
the device unusable.

Please download t
or scan the QR code.

he

firmware update file under www.lappkabel.com/activenetworkcomponents

SCAN

QR CODE

TO GET

FIRMWARE

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18. LED status information

PWR

Off No power supply or device defective

On Device is correctly supplied with voltage

RUN

Flashing light The device starts

On The device is ready to operate

BF

On The device has no configuration and/or there is no

connection with the PROFINET controller

SF

On A PROFINET diagnosis is available

RJ45 LEDs

Green (Link) Connected

Orange (Act) Data transfer at the network

Note: The LEDs “RUN”, “BF”, and “SF” all flash synchronously when the PROFINET function
for device identification has been activated.

19. Button functions

FCN

RST

The PROFINET switch can be reset to factory settings with the
“FCN” button.

If the “FCN” button is pressed during the run-up time of the
switch, the orange “SF” LED begins to flash. The blinking
indicates that the switch will be immediately reset to factory
settings and restarted as soon as the switch is released.

The run-up phase is indicated by the blinking of the “RUN”
LED.

The “RST” button triggers an immediate restart of
the PROFINET switch, in the course of which all saved settings
are retained.

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20. Technical data

Dimensions (D x W x H)

Weight

PROFINET ports

- Protocol

- Physical layer

- Transmission rate

- Connection

- Features

Status indicator

Voltage supply

Current draw

Power dissipation

Permissible ambient temperature

Transport and storage temperature

Protection rating

Certifications

UL

- Voltage supply

- Pollution degree

- Altitude

- Temperature cable rating

PROFINET switch, 4 port, managed

ETHERLINE

32 x 59 x 76mm 32 x 82 x 76mm 32 x 146 x 76mm

Approx. 130g Approx. 180g Approx. 310g

PROFINET IO as defined in IEC 61158-6-10 PROFINET IO as defined in IEC 61158-6-10 PROFINET IO as defined in IEC 61158-6-10

Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet

100 Mbps, full duplex 100 Mbps, full duplex 100 Mbps, full duplex

4 x RJ45, integrated switch 8 x RJ45, integrated switch 16 x RJ45, integrated switch

Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP)
Automatic addressing/
Topology recognition (LLDP, DCP)

4 LEDs function status,

8 LEDs Ethernet status

DC 24 V (18 ... 30 V DC) DC 24 V (18 ... 30 V DC) DC 24 V (18 ... 30 V DC)

Max. 250 mA at 24 V DC Max. 350 mA at 24 V DC Max. 290 mA at 24 V DC

Max. 2.4 W Max. 2 W Max. 5.5 W

-40°C … +75°C -40°C … +75°C 0°C ... +60°C

-40°C … +85°C -40°C … +85°C -40°C ... +85°C

IP 20 IP 20 IP 20

CE, UL CE, UL CE, UL

UL 61010-1/ UL 61010-2-201 UL 61010-1/ UL 61010-2-201 UL 61010-1/ UL 61010-2-201

24 V DC
circuit)

2 2 2

Up to 2,000 m Up to 2,000 m Up to 2,000 m

87°C 87°C 87°C

®

ACCESS PNF04T

(18 ... 30 V DC, SELV and limited energy

PROFINET switch, 8 port, managed

ETHERLINE® ACCESS PNF08T

Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP)
Automatic addressing/
Topology recognition (LLDP, DCP)

4 LEDs function status,

16 LEDs Ethernet status

24 V DC

(18 ... 30 V DC, SELV and limited energy

circuit)

PROFINET switch, 16 port, managed

ETHERLINE® ACCESS PNF16T

Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP)
Automatic addressing/
Topology recognition (LLDP, DCP)

4 LEDs function status,

32 LEDs Ethernet status

24 V DC

(18 ... 30 V DC, SELV and limited energy

circuit)

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