Chapter 2 Supported Objects. YASKAWA Network Comms-DeviceNet

Below you will find brief information for DeviceNet Option V7 CIMR-V7AM. This option allows you to connect your Yaskawa V7 drive to a DeviceNet network, facilitating data exchange between the drive and your control system. This enables advanced functionality such as remote monitoring, fault detection, and more.

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Key Features

  • Connects to DeviceNet network
  • Enables data exchange with drives
  • Supports various input and output assemblies
  • Offers remote monitoring and fault detection
  • Provides advanced control capabilities
  • Requires DriveWizard for configuration

Frequently asked questions

What software versions are supported by the V7 DeviceNet Option?

The V7 DeviceNet Option is compatible with Yaskawa V7 drives running software versions 8340 and 8350 only.

What is the purpose of the V7 DeviceNet Option?

The V7 DeviceNet Option allows you to connect your Yaskawa V7 drive to a DeviceNet network, enabling communication and data exchange.

What is the role of the EDS file in configuring the V7 DeviceNet Option?

The EDS file (Electronic Data Sheet) provides the DeviceNet network with information about the V7 DeviceNet Option, including its supported objects and communication capabilities.

What is the role of the scanner in DeviceNet network configuration?

The scanner is a DeviceNet master device that periodically queries all connected devices on the network, including the V7 DeviceNet Option, to gather data and send commands.

How can I verify the communication between the DeviceNet Option and my drive?

You can verify the communication by checking the LED status on the DeviceNet Option. A green LED indicates a successful connection and data exchange between the option and the DeviceNet network.

What are the possible fault messages that may be displayed on the DeviceNet Option LED?

The DeviceNet Option LED can display red or green flashes, indicating different status messages. Red flashes usually signify minor or major faults, while green flashes represent normal operation or standby mode.
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