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10 Disassembly and exchange
Disassembly is only required if the product has to be exchanged, installed in a dif-
ferent location or disposed off.
10.1 Preparation
Implement safety measures. See
u
Tools
• 1x Torx 10 screwdriver
10.2 Procedure
Fig. 3: Disassemble and replace product
Disassembling the product
1. Separate the electrical cables.
2. Release 4 screws at the corners of the product.
3. Lift the product parallel to the base plate.
Replace product
1. Ensure that the seal on the bottom of the product is in the slot.
2. Clean the surface of the base plate. See g 9.2 Cleaning.
3. Insert the product with the transfer plug into the opening of the base plate.
4. Align the product parallel to the surface of the base plate and parallel to the
rear edge of the base plate.
5. Press the product down at the height of the transfer plug.
ð Product lies flat on the base plate.
6. Tighten 4 screws at the corners of the product.
Tightening torque: 0.8 Nm +/- 0.1 Nm.
7. Ensure that there is no gap between the product and the base plate.
8. Connect the electrical system. See
11 Data and parameters
11.1 General settings
Product parameters
Name Default Index
value
Vendor READ 0x0010 (16d) 0x00
Name
Vendor Text READ 0x0011 (17d) 0x00
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g 6.2.2 Implementing safety measures.
g 6.4 Connecting the electrical
Sub Description
index
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Name Default
value
Product READ
Name
Product ID READ
Product Text READ
Serial Num- READ
ber
Hardware READ
Revision ID
Firmware READ
Revision ID
Application READ
Specific Tag
WRITE
Self Test READ/WRITE
Timeout READ/WRITE
11.2 Data protocol
11.2.1 Output data
• The IO-Link master can transfer up to 6 bytes of output data to the IO-Link in-
terface in order to operate the valve system.
• The IO-Link interface receives 6 bytes of output data regardless of the number
of valves present in the valve assembly.
11.2.2 Diagnostic data
Index (HEX) /
Event
0x5010
0x5110 / UL Power Overrun
0x5111 / UL Power Underrun
0x5112 / Low Sensor Voltage
0x7700 / SPI COMM Fault
11.3 Display
11.3.1 LED display
Designation State in normal opera-
tion
UL/UA Illuminates green
system.
Flashes green (1 Hz)
Flashes red and green
(2 Hz)
Data type
Flashes red (1 Hz)
String
String
Illuminates red
Index Sub Description
index
0x0012 (18d) 0x00 XVES-E-BC-IO-LINK-A-48
XVES-E-BC-IO-LINK-B-48
XVES-E-BC-IO-LINK-AB-48
0x0013 (19d) 0x00 P570ABLKA010A00
P570ABLM5010A00
P570ABLKB010A00
0x0014 (20d) 0x00 Class A, 48 outputs
Class B, 48 outputs
Class AB, 48 outputs
0x0015 (21d) 0x00 6-digit material number
0x0016 (22d) 0x00 Description of the hard-
ware version
0x0017 (23d) 0x00 Description of the
firmware version, com-
bined with the time of
creation
0x0018 (24d) 0x00 User-defined string of up
to 32 characters
Changing an application-
specific tag with max.
32 bytes
0x0061 0x00 Starting the self-test
0x0062 0x00 Timeout for a communi-
cation error
Data type Value Description
SINT 0 – no error IO-Link interface reports
overcurrent, overtempera-
1 - error
ture
SINT 0 – no error UL supply voltage too high
1 - error
SINT 0 – no error UL supply voltage too low
1 - error
SINT 0 – no error Insufficient or missing valve
supply voltage
1 - error
SINT 0 – no error Connection loss of valve
drivers
1 - error
Meaning
Supply voltage is greater than 18 V and less
than 30 V.
Valve supply voltage is greater than the lower
tolerance limit (21.6 V DC).
Supply voltage is greater than 10 V and less
than 18 V.
Valve supply voltage is greater than the lower
tolerance limit (21.6 V DC).
Supply voltage is less than 10 V DC.
Valve supply voltage is greater than
21.6 V DC.
Supply voltage is greater than 30 V DC.
Valve supply voltage is greater than
21.6 V DC.
Valve supply voltage is less than 21.6 V DC
Data type
String
String
String
String
String
String
String
-
-
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