Gen IV Controller
Ethernet IP Instructions
From the main menu, select Controller. 
Select IO.
Following are the Ethernet IP options
NOTE: It is recommended that the request packed interval is configured for 100 ms.
Controller Inputs Addressing
The controller’s assignable inputs are mapped to the client’s EtherNet/IP outputs. The EtherNet/IP outputs start at assembly instance 112 and use block sizes that can be located for 8, 16, or 32 bits. These values must match the assignments made on the controller. For most applications, it is helpful to create assignments with a size of INT16. his example is configured for a block size of 4 with a 16-bit data type. Controller Outputs Addressing 
Controller Outputs Addressing
The controller’s assignable outputs are mapped to the client’s Ethernet/IP inputs. The Ethernet/IP inputs start at assembly instance 100 and use block sizes that can be llocated for 8, 16, or 32 bits. These values must match the assignments made on the controller. For most applications, it is helpful to create assignments with a size of INT16. his example is configured for a block size of 4 with a 16-bit data type.
Ethernet IP Inputs
These types of communication are useful for data communication between controller and PLCs. It is an effective, quick way for the data transfer of short data packages.
Example of the Ethernet IP Input screen with five Inputs set up.
Click on 
to change an
individual Element or return to Input
Configuration screen.
Will delete individual Elements.
Element Type: Choose from Byte,
Int16, Int32, or ASCII.
Element: Shows element # being configured
Bit (not shown): Enter Bit #.
Bits: # of bits the assignment will read.
Start at: Starting bit location.
Polarity (not shown): Select Normally Open (N.O.) or Normally Closed Outputs (N.C.).
Length (not shown, available in
ASCII ID function): Number of characters desired to send.
Torque (not shown, available in Click Wrench function): Torque value to be reported when using Click Wrench input. Value input is what will be sent from the controller
when Input Signal is received
from a Click Wrench. Value is NOT calculated by the controller rather it is solely what the Click Wrench is calibrated to by outside means.
Torque Units (not shown, available with Click Wrench function): Choose from Nm, Kgm, Kgcm, Ftlb, and Inlb.
Function: See the Gen IV Controller User Manual for more details. Select desired Input Function(s).
Click on
it after appropriate selections are made.
These types of communication are useful for data communication between controllers and PLCs. It is an effective, quick way for the data transfer of short data packages.
Example of the Ethernet IP Input screen with five Inputs set up.
Click on to change an
individual Element or return to Input
Configuration screen.
Will delete individual Elements.
Element Type: Choose from Byte, Int16, Int32, or ASCII.
Element: Shows element # being configured
Bit: Enter Bit #.
Bits (not shown): # of bits the assignment will read.
Start at: Starting bit location.
Polarity: Select Normally Open or Normally Closed Outputs.
Mode:
- Normal: Output signal sent.
- Timed Signal Sent: Time entered in seconds
- Flash Signal Sent: Time entered in seconds
Function: See the Gen IV Controller User Manual for more details on assignable functions.
Click on it after appropriate selections are made.
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Documents / Resources
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