Complete automation solutions.

From local applications to global communication.

Saving time and money.
Resource utilization.
Increasing productivity.
Ethernet based automation optimizes system processes, while taping
the full potential of time and cost savings through open communication and
standard interfaces. From the top floor to the shop floor, the WAGO 750
Series Ethernet Controllers offer standardized, complete control solutions for
a broad range of applications, from stand alone machine control to com-
plete plant automation.

As part of the WAGO*SYSTEM, the powerful WAGO 750 Series Ethernet

Controllers tie together all aspects of business management, such as informa-
tion collection, automation & control functions, and monitoring of field devices,
all on one network. Whether looking to integrate vertically or horizontally, a
highly optimized, transparent, and scalable communication network, at
an unbeatable cost to perfomance ratio, can be realized .

The number of potential

applications with the WAGO 750 Series Ethernet
Controllers is almost infinite.
 Contents

The hardware concept 4

PC performance in the field 6

Ethernet fieldbus controller 8

Ethernet 10
for complete machine and
facility control networking
Building automation 14
with Ethernet
Automation concepts 16
for the decentralized energy industry
Steps to start-up 18

Programming software 20
and function blocks
Application examples 22

Short Ethernet glossary 24

Seminars and training 25
Contact 26

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The hardware concept.
Ethernet controllers for the WAGO *SYSTEM.
The WAGO 750 Series Ethernet Controllers provide a modular, scalable connection to the world of Ethernet.
Through the support of multiple network protocols for the transmission of data via Ethernet TCP/IP, a cost
effective and direct communication via local or global networks (LAN, WAN, Internet) can be realized. In
addition, the utilization of the existing Ethernet infrastructure and IT standards minimizes commissioning and
configuring costs.
 Special functions
Counter
Pulse width modulation
SSI interface
Incremental encoder
interface
Digital impulse interface Analog inputs
Serial interface Current, voltage, resistance
Digital inputs Digital outputs Data exchange module (RTD), thermocouple, strain
2, 4, 8 channels 2, 4, 8 channels Supply module gauge
5V DC to 230V AC 5V DC to 230V AC AC/DC 0-250 V 2, 4 channels Analog outputs
Pulse extender 16 A max. AS-Interface Resolution of 12-16 bits Current, voltage
Intruder detection Optocouplers, SSR DALI Diagnostics 2, 4 channels
Diagnostics Relays ENOCEAN Eex[i]
NAMUR Diagnostics
Eex[i] Eex[i]

Optimized for a wide varity of applications.

ã Fine modularity: 1, 2, 4, or 8 channels per module.

ã A safe investment: Fieldbus independent node design.
ã Versatile: Fieldbus couplers for different protocols and requirements.
ã Powerful: Fieldbus coupler with PLC functionality (controller) for distributed control
networks in compliance with IEC 61131-3.
ã Flexible: Digital/analog inputs/outputs and special functions with different voltage
and signal types can be assembled in one fieldbus node.
ã Dependable: Approved for industrial automation, building automation, ship buil-
ding, and onshore or offshore applications. Reliable – even in harsh environmental
conditions.

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PC performance in the field.
Flexible and scalable system design:
Industrial PC controller for the WAGO*SYSTEM.
The decentralization of industrial automation solutions requires that increasingly intelligent devices be used
as part of your long term control strategy. The 750 Series WAGO%IPC uses embedded PC technology
to seamlessly tie the industrial automation (PLC) and IT (PC) worlds together. Now, decentralized control,
connection to popular fieldbuses, as well as recording, analyzing, and measuring data can be accomplished
easily, with large amounts of data and in short time perionds.

Whether using the universal IEC 61131-3 soft PLC programming tool, WAGO%PRO or application
specific software, the IPC provides a powerful platform for any application and ensures the long term inte-
grity of your automation and control strategy.

System features
ã Soft PLC
(integrated visualization available
as an option, Web server, ...)
ã OPC server
ã Interface for the direct connection
of fieldbus modules from the
WAGO% SYSTEM
ã Automatic addressing of the field-
bus modules in the program
development environment with
WAGO% PRO.
SCADA MES ERP

✆
INTERNET
VPN

HMI

Programming and
start-up using WAGO* PRO
ã Programming of multiple resources in
accordance with IEC 61131-3
ã Programming and configuration of inter-
nal and external I/Os as well as net-
worked fieldbus controllers and integra-
tion and interoperability with components
of many manufacturers.

Interfaces
ã 2 Ethernet Ports (10/100 BaseT)
ã USB
ã RS 232 Technical data
ã DVI (VGA and PanelLink) ã CPU compatible with Pentium MMX
ã Keyboard and mouse ã 266 MHz
ã Compact flash interface ã 32 MByte RAM (max. 128 MB)
ã TTL Interface (2 optically isolated ã 4 MByte Flash (max. 64 MB)
I/O pts.) ã 1 MBit SRAM, battery buffered
ã Fieldbus interface (option) ã Watchdog, NMIC (realtime.......)

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 Ethernet fieldbus controller.
Vertically and horizontally integrated communication
standards from the top floor to the shop floor.

Administration

ERP
MES
PPS Ethernet connects
the machine level
to all company levels.

Production

The WAGO 750 Series Programmable Ethernet Controllers provide direct communication of all signal types via a
versatile network, such as a LAN or WAN. In addition to being an Ethernet data server, the controllers offer
more programming power than a PLC. Therefore, optimizing the advantages of decentralized control with open
Ethernet communication.

The compiling of local user programs and configuring of the communication network is developed, in compliance
with IEC 61131-3, using WAGO% PRO. Additionally, user specific client/server applications can be pro-
grammed via the API socket.

Features and benefits

ã Communication and diagnostics via standard IT connections
(SMTP, HTTP, SNMP...) as client or server applications
ã Fast process data exchange with visualization, (soft) PLCs, office
applications or interoperable communication with other field devices
via standard application protocols Modbus/TCP, EtherNet/IP or
PROFInet.
ã Distributed control networks via decentralized resources in the
controller
ã Standalone solution for complex tasks (control, monitoring, data
logger, RTU, communication (gateway)
ã Direct access via LAN or WAN (Internet)
ã Remote maintenance, control or diagnostics via e-mails, SMS,
web browser...
ã Open programming of user protocols (HTTP, UCP, TAP, SOAP,...)
ã Configuration via integrated Web server (WBM)
 750-841/750-840
32 Bit Ethernet Controller, 100 Mbit/s, 512K program
memory, 128K data storage, 24K memory retention,
file system, operating system capable of multi tasking for
complex control tasks in accordance with IEC 61131-3
and expanded client/server applications.
The controller features UDP Multicast, SNMP, HTTP,
User protocols DHCP, FTP, and SMTP; other user-specific client or server
applications can be programmed via an API socket. The
Modbus/TCP 쏹
integrated Web server offers the possibility to directly
Modbus/UDP 쏹
request process or status information. HTML pages can
EtherNet/IP 쏹
be stored locally. Configuration is facilitated via a web-
PROFInet 쏹
based management system (WBM). The sizeable RAM
Multicast 쏹
and data storage, real time clock and the file system
HTTP 쏹
optimize the use of control systems.
FTP 쏹
SNMP 쏹 Through the implementation of the user protocols
Boot P/DHCP 쏹/쏹 Modbus/TCP, Ethernet/IP (750-841) and PROFInet
SMTP 쏹 (750-840) the 32 bit Controllers become powerful inter-
SOAP 쎻 faces to a multitude of PLC or SCADA systems; for
UCP/TAP 쎻 distributed control networks and component-oriented
SNTP 쏹 automation that is based on open standards.
DNS 쏹

Automated. Optimized. Tailor-made.

User protocols
Modbus/TCP 쏹
Modbus/UDP 쏹

750-842
EtherNet/IP
PROFInet
Multicast
HTTP 쏹
FTP 16 Bit Ethernet Controller, 10 Mbit/s, 128K program
SNMP memory, 64K data storage, 8K memory retention,
Boot P/DHCP 쏹/ PLC functionality for communication via
SMTP 쎻 Modbus/TCP/UDP for client /server applications.
SOAP 쎻 Ideal for process data exchange via LAN/WAN
UCP/TAP 쎻 (Internet) with visualizations, (soft) PLCs and other
SNTP field devices.
DNS In compliance with IEC 61131-3 it is possible to build
distributed automation concepts (e.g. building/facility
management). User-specific protocols such as HTTP,
SOAP, E-Mail (SMTP), and SMS (UCP, TAP) can be
programmed via the API socket.

쎻 option: via function

modules

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Ethernet
for complete machine and facility control networks.

쎱 Facility management
Energy management tasks, heating, air conditioning, lighting control,
security,...:WAGO Ethernet controllers supports the complete range
of applications in building automation using pre-programmed func-
tion blocks. Decentralized solutions are possible for complex control
or monitoring tasks minimizing network communication. Error messa-
ges with time stamps can be cost effectively sent via SMTP (e-mail),
control commands or wireless signals via SMS. Open communication
interfaces (Modbus/TCP, HTTP, SOAP, e-mail...) provide an easy net-
working connection to engineered building systems.

쎱 Remote maintenance via standard user interfaces (e.g. HTTP)

The WAGO Ethernet controllers have integrated Web servers
allowing status inquiry, commissioning, and configuration from all
over the world via standard network connections.

It is possible to implement user-specific HTML pages, as well as have

password-protected read/write access to process data. You can
benefit from these services from any PC in the world using a Web
browser.

쎱 Process control and visualization

A direct connection for vertical integration: Modbus /TCP and
Ethernet/IP offer standard communication interfaces for (soft)/PLCs,
process control and visualization systems worldwide. Interoperability
with components from many manufacturers is guaranteed.

Modbus /TCP/UDP features minimal configuration effort and is sui-

table for fast cyclic data exchange (”Polling”) as well as for event-
driven ”Peer-to-Peer” or ”Broadcast” messages. The use of switches
allows for deterministic system behavior.
 MIS applications Web based management
ã Error messaging (WBM)
(E-Mail, SMS) ã Configuration and diagnostics
®
ã Data logging (Excel ) via integrated Web server in the
ã VisualBasic applications controller
(ActiveX, DLL) ã Password-protected read/write
ã Wireless control systems access to process data via
(SMS, Web browser) standard Web browser
ã Data base connection ã SOAP interface

쎱 Facility management Programming and commissioning

ã Energy management with WAGO* Pro
ã Error messages ã Programming and devel-
ã HVAC control opment environment in
ã Remote diagnostics compliance with IEC 61131-3
and wireless control ã Visualization
ã Online monitoring
ã Data logger
Wireless LAN

쎱 Remote maintenance 쎱 Process control and visualization

ã Connection to external infra- ã Process data communication with soft PLC
structure via Internet, VPN, ã Connection to visualization via DLL, OPC server
ISDN, radiocommunication,
analog networks ...
ã Use of standard interfaces
(HTP, SOAP, SMTP...)

✆
INTERNET
VPN

Delivery of goods
 Administration
ã Connection of ERP systems 쎱 Network management
ã SQL data bases (OPC server)
ã Business assessment
ã Error messages
ã Monitoring
ã Network management

ã Communication with
e-business platforms
ã Connection to UPS,
air conditioning and
servers
ã Error messages

Office IP 쎱 Production data acquisition /

Production IP Measurement data logging

ã Data logging
and analysis
ã File system (FTP)
ã Time stamps

ETHERNET SWITCH

Distribution of goods

쎱 Decentralized machine control

ã Distributed control network using programmable controllers
ã Communication with other field devices (operator interfaces,
PLC, drives, etc.)

ETHERNET SWITCH

Operator panel
쎱 Network management
E business platforms can directly access process and configuration
data of the controllers. SNMP protocols allow access to real-time
production data. This makes it possible to analyze business transac-
tions and optimize the systems potential. Error and diagnostic mes-
sages from the production or office environment (USV, air-conditio-
ning, access control etc.) can be transmitted to the network admini-
strator without delay, thus minimizing down times.

쎱 Production data acquisition / Measurement data logging

Decentralized analysis for production and measurement data, with
time stamps, is possible. Using FTP, the data packets can be uploa-
ded, and parameters/recipes can be downloaded by the controller.
Numerous interfaces (digital, analog, counting, measuring, commu-
nication) are available for data acquisition and data output. In addi-
tion, barcode scanners or printers can be easily connected.

쎱 Decentralized machine control

The fieldbus controllers allow the implementation of completely
decentralized control networks. Distributed intelligence supersedes
centralized control architecture. Every controller undertakes a sub-
task in the overall process, which can therefore be gradually added
into the operation. The result is optimal time behavior of the sub-
tasks. For cyclic or event driven communication, Modbus/TCP or
Modbus/UDP are an ideal solution. Communication between nodes
can be defined using WAGO%PRO. The use of switches allows
for deterministic and predictable behavior. Other components such
as operator interfaces, drives, etc. can be easily integrated into the
concept.

Data acquisition, control, monitoring, communication, gateway

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Communication and control without limits:
Building automation with
Ethernet.
Availability of data at any time or place is becoming more important in intelligent,
decentralized control networks. While fieldbus technology has made great strides in
this area, today’s building automation system requires true open architecture commu-
nication and Ethernet is meeting this demand.

Using WAGO 750 Series Ethernet controllers allows complete automation of building
communication and control functions. The modular design of this system makes even
the most difficult applications easy to design and configure. In addition, a tremen-
dous amount of hard and soft costs associated with building wiring can be elimina-
ted.

The WAGO 750 Series Ethernet controller not only fulfills the communication re-
quirements, but also performs the lighting, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
control tasks. Through the use of Ethernet switches with master/slave controllers from
WAGO, each floor of the building can be grouped as zones. This guarantees the
availability of space for sub-routines, extremely fast response time, and reduces the
amount of data on the network backbone.

Ethernet allows direct access of data from anywhere in the world. For example, the
system integrator/administrator is able to display information directly on the work-
station for system commissioning or performing maintenance, alarm messages from
the HVAC system are sent via email or SMS, and program modifications can be
made online. All of which save time and money, as well as optimizes service.

In addition, web browsers offer a simple, standardized user interface. The user can
perform all control tasks directly from his or her workplace via user specific web
pages stored in the 750 Series Ethernet controller. The feature eliminates the need
for installation and maintenance of additional software tools, thereby further redu-
cing the overall cost of the building automation system.

Environment-driven control
ã Acquisition of ambient conditions
ã Central functions: Light, window Technology center
blind, and HVAC control ã Energy and load management
ã Gateway functions
 SWITCH

SWITCH

Controllers in the ceiling or in the floor

for lighting, blinds, and HVAC control
ã Flexible through modular node/system
design
ã Increased availability through local
Programming and commissioning
control functionality
Online monitoring

ã Lighting control
SWITCH WC ã Blind control
ã HVAC
ã Time switch
ã Sensors
Elevator ã DALI
Reception ã ENOCEAN
ã ...

Floor panel
PC workstation,
ã Central functions
room control via
Floor controller ã Status inquiry
standard Web browser
ã Acts as a master for other ã Control of room
ã User-specific
room controllers functions
HTML pages
ã Cross communication with ã Setting parameters
ã Messages via e-mail
other floor controllers, building ã No installation
management systems, remote of additional
clients reduce the amount of software modules
SWITCH data on the backbone
F I R E WA L L

Remote maintenance
ã Diagnostics and alarms
ã Program modifications and
commissioning
ã Facility management
✆ network
INTERNET
Building management system VPN
ã Information display
ã Energy and load management
ã Safety and access control

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 Power generation, distribution and monitoring:
Automation concepts for the
decentralized energy industry
Whether wind power, hydroelectric power, fuel cells, or solar power - traditional and alter-
native energy sources require efficient, open-architecture control systems to fully automate
and manage the process of power generation and distribution. In addition, the control
system must also allow for remote access to central monitoring and management tasks.
The WAGO 750 Series Ethernet controller combines all control functions and
information technology into one complete system solution. The modular design of the
WAGO%System allows the combination of analog, digital, power, and serial signals
to be communicated via Ethernet and standard software interfaces. The result is an
extremely flexible and cost effective system featuring tremendous advantages in system
design, commissioning, and service. Deregulation has created a competitive environment
and many utilities are upgrading their facilities so they operate more efficiently.
The competitive nature of the deregulated energy industry is leading
the way to more efficient operation of the power
generation process. The 750 Series Ethernet
controller allows optimal control of the energy
system – with or without local technicians.
System errors are communicated quickly via
email and faults are eliminated immediately
with online programming changes via the web.
All of these features contribute heavily to
increased output and efficient operation of the
power generation and distribution process.

Motor control Generator control

ã Start/stop automatic ã Automatic synchronization
ã Mode selection ã Load control
ã Service ã Monitoring
ã Monitoring of limiting values ã Error routines
ã Error routines
ã Connection of external devices
(motor control, overload relay...)
 (Remote) access via Web browser
ã Controlling
ã Monitoring
ã Analyzing

✆
INTERNET
VPN

Communication model (telecontrol concept)

The data exchange is accomplished by imple-
menting a SOAP server (Simple Object Access
Protocol) in the controller. Object-oriented com-
munication allows the formation of intraprocess
functional units. The system design becomes
independent and flexible through standardized
interfaces. Due to a text-oriented programming
language (XML) SOAP provides an easy to use
interface which is optimized for remote access
via a Web browser.

Central control
ã Automatic load and energy
management
ã Measured value logging
ã Condition monitoring
ã Gateway (fieldbuses)
ã Communication interface

Fieldbus interface

Peripheral control
ã Infrastructure control PLC/PLS
ã Monitoring
ã Communication with other field devices CPU CP
RS232/485
Gateway

(motor control, safety equipment, drives,

ETHERNET

PLCs) via serial interface modules and

Ethernet interface

TCP/ IP, ModBus/TCP, EtherNet/ IP, PROFInet

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Steps to start-up

1. Node design & hardware start-up

WAGO ProServe Software
WAGO * CHECK Module selection, node configuration,
Ñ Start-up and error proofing
Ñ Setting parameters
Ñ Documentation

2. Network configuration
WAGO BOOT P Server
ã Setting IP address and network parameters via Boot/P or DHCP
ã Configuration via Web browser (WebBasedManagement) is optional

ADMINISTRATION NODE

Webbased Management

ã After having set the IP address and the network parameters (optional), all standard IT ser
vices can be used immediately via WAN/LAN connections..
 SCADA/ OPC Visual Basic PLC /
SCADA Soft PLC C-Appl. ActiveX® Soft PLC
Soft-PLC Client

specific WAGO DLL

driver WAGO OPC Server

Application notes ETHERNET MODBUS / TCP / UDP ETHERNET / IP PROFInet

under
www.wago.com
Process data communication

4. Integration

WAGO* PRO ã Connection to the controller via

• Ethernet fieldbus interface (LAN/WAN)
• Configuration interface
• Modem
ã Compilation of user programs (option)
ã Definition of communication (option)
ã Online monitoring

DUCTION

3. Programming
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 The WAGO software:
Function blocks that support
your solutions.

Control · Gateway

To see the WAGO Ethernet controller visit us under: http: //wago-io.wago.com

 WAGO*PRO
Programming tool
The IEC 61131-3 compatible programming tool WAGO% PRO allows storing of power-
ful automation applications in the Ethernet controller. The controllers provide local control
functionality, but the decentralized, intelligent nodes can also be networked. Moreover,
WAGO% PRO defines the communication (event-driven, peer-to-peer, broadcast).
The programming of the API socket allows for user-specific client functions (e-mail, HTTP,
SOAP,...) in different transport protocols (TCP/UDP...)

Features
ã 6 graphic and text editors in accordance with IEC 61131-3
ã Extensive test and diagnostic functions
ã Automatic variable declaration
ã Online change and source code download
ã Visualization and data logger

WAGO*PRO
Function blocks for net-
work communication
Many pre-programmed function blocks for different commu-
nication tasks in the network can be selected from a library.
With these function blocks, the controller changes from a pas-
sive data server into an active client.

ã Implementation of user-specific protocols

ã Event-driven communication via Modbus/TCP/UDP
ã Sending e-mails (SMTP), SMS (UCP, TAP)
ã SOAP server for object-oriented communication based
on XML

WAGO*PRO
Function blocks for local
control tasks
These function blocks support fast implementation of simple or
complex control functions.

ã Communication function blocks for serial interface

modules (e.g. Modbus master/slave, UCP, TAP)
ã Communication function modules for drive control systems,
operator panels, sensors/actuators
ã Controller PID
ã Building automation (light, blinds, HVAC, security)
ã Drive control and many more

You can find function blocks free of charge in the download area under www.wago.com

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 Universal – Standardized – Multifunctional:
WAGO Ethernet controller
applications.

ã Easy and direct connection of visualization tools

ã DLL and ActiveX for user solutions
ã OPC server for standardized data exchange

Visualization

No matter what your automation

problem is, WAGO has the solution!
This has been demonstrated by
projects in very different application
areas.

“Distributed control”
ã Realization of distributed control networks
ã Cross data communication
ã Interoperability between Ethernet controllers
and other field devices (OP, PLC, drives...) Connection
to PLC/PCS
 W-LAN Router
Communication via LAN/WAN
ISDN router
✆
INTERNET Mail
VPN provider
ã Sending e-mail in LAN/WAN

ã Analog modem connected to

the serial interface module

RS 232
ã Sending and receiving
SMS messages

SMS
RS 232

SMS Analog modem

SMS center

SMS
ã GSM/GPRS/TDMA/CDMA modem
ã Status request
connected to the serial interface
ã Remote Procedure Call (RPC) via SMS
module
ã Sending and receiving SMS messages

Local control/regulation
Interfaces ã Cam control
ã PID controller
ã HVAC control
ã Building functions (lighting
control, sunblind, access
control, security systems...)
RK 512, Modbus RTU, MOVILINK...

ã Energy and load

ã Connection of management
peripheral ã Positioning
devices via ã ... and much more
serial interface
modules
ã (PLC, OP, drive
controller, ...)
ã Application
protocols
(Modbus RTU,
MOVILINK,
For more detailed information and handling instructions see:
RK 512)
ã Freely
programmable www.wago.com
protocols

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 Port number
The port number, together with the IP address, forms an unambi-
guous connection point between two processes (applications).
Predictable ETHERNET
The delay time of a message on an ETHERNET network can be
predicted. The measures which have been taken in predictable
ETHERNET make it possible to virtually realize realtime require-
BootP ments.
The bootstrap protocol is a protocol which specifies how system RJ45 connector
and network information is to be transmitted from a server to Also referred to as a Western connector. This connector allows
work stations. the connection of two network controllers via twisted pair cables.
Bridge Segment
A bridge is similar to a switch, but has only one output. Bridges Typically, a network is divided up into different physical network
devide a network into segments and allow the number of nodes segments by way of routers or repeaters.
to be expanded. A bridge can also filter out damaged data.
Telegrams can only be sent when both the node and the target SMTP
address are included within the connected segment. The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is a TCP protocol used to send
Deterministic ETHERNET e-mail from mail client to mail server (SMTP server) and between
the mail servers.
The ETHERNET data is transferred at a defined time constant. The
ETHERNET network can be defined and calculated. A Switched SNMP
ETHERNET architecture makes this possible. The Simple Network Managment Protocol is a UDP protocol used
DHCP for the central management and the control of network compo-
nents.
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is used to configure
computers on a TCP/IP network automatically, centrally and uni- SOAP
formly. It provides dynamic assignment of IP addresses from a Simple Object Access Protocol. SOAP is a XML/HTTP-based pro-
pool of addresses. tocol for object-oriented communication.
DNS Socket
Domain Name Service. Is a software interface introduced with BSD-UNIX for inter-
ETHERNET process communication. Sockets are also possible in the network
via TCP/IP.
Specifies a Local Area Network (LAN), which was developed by
Xeros, Intel and DEC in the 70‘s. Subnet mask
EtherNet/IP The subnet mask can be used to manipulate the address areas in
the IP address with reference to the number of subnets and sub-
EtherNet Industrial Protocol, see www.odva.org. scribers. A standard subnet mask is, for example, 255.255.255.0.

Short Ethernet glossary

Gateway Switch
A gateway is used to couple different protocols. Switches are comparable to bridges, but with several outputs. A
switch switches a virtual connection between an input port and an
HTML output port for data transmission. Switches learn which nodes are
The Hypertext Markup Language is the description language for connected and filter the informaion transmitted over the network
documents on the World Wide Web. It contains language accordingly.
elements for the design of hypertext documents. Switched ETHERNET
HTTP In a switched ETHERNET network, switches are installed which
The Hyper Text Transfer Protocol is a client server TCP/IP protocol allow the realization of a deterministic ETHERNET.
which is used on the Internet or Intranets for exchanging HTML TCP
documents.
Transport Control Protocol.
Hub
UDP
A device which allows communication between several network
users via twisted pair cable. A hub is used to form a star topology. The user dataprogram protocol supports data exchange between
computers without a connection.
Internet
URL
The Internet is a world wide system of millions of networked com-
puters. It is most often referred to as the World Wide Web. Abbreviation for uniform resource locator. It is an address form for
Internet files which are mostly applied within the World Wide Web
Intranet (WWW). The URL format makes the unambiguous designation of
Intranet is a network concept with private network connections all documents on the Internet possible by describing the address of
over which data can be exchanged within a company. a document of object which can be read by a web browser.
IP Web browser
Internet Protocol. Program for reading hypertext. The browser allows the various
IP address documents to be viewed in hypertext and navigation between
An IP address is a 32-bit number that uniquely identifies a particu- documents.
lar computer on the Internet or Intranet. This address contains two World Wide Web
parts: the network ID and the host ID. HTTP server on the Internet.
MAC-ID
Media Access Control Identification. A MAC address is the unique
physical address assigned to each network device.
Open MODBUS/TCP specification
Specification which establishes the specific structure of a
MODBUS/TCP data packet. See www.modbus.org
 WAGO Seminars & Training:
Today’s knowledge drives tomorrow’s technology.

Innovative solutions require creativity and knowledge:

Special know-how for products and processes, as well
as a comprehensive knowledge of applications. This is
particularly true for complex building automation and
energy management applications.

This is why WAGO offers its customers and partners

the highest level of training in the specific skills requi-
red of today’s building automation and energy
management professionals. The WAGO seminar and
training programs are tailored to meeting the specific
technological needs of an increasingly competitive
market place. In fact, all WAGO partners are regularly
trained to keep pace with the dynamic development of
new technology, so that our customers are offered the
best possible solution for the application. This concept
builds a solid basis from which WAGO and its partners
can guarantee the best possible application support.

www.wago.com
Up-to-date information is just a mouse click away.
To access the latest in building automation and energy management technology, visit our inter-
active web site at www.wago.com. Once there, you will find all the options (product data sheets,
product manuals, application notes, project references, and scheduled training and seminar dates)
to help guarantee success on your next project.
Should you have any questions regarding how WAGO can help guarantee success on your next
project, do not hesitate to call us.

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ã Contact:
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and much more

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Fax ++ 358-9-7744 0660 Japan Singapore
Argentina WAGO Co. of JAPAN Ltd. WAGO Electronic Pte Ltd
AEA S.A.C.l.F. France Nittetsu ND-Tower Building 4F 10 Upper Aljunied Link, # 04-04
Asunción 2130 WAGO CONTACT S.A. Kameido 1-5-7 York International, Industrial Building
(1419) Buenos Aires Paris Nord 2 Koto-Ku, Tokyo 136-0071 Singapore 367904
Phone ++ 54 /11 /4574 1555 83 rue des Chardonnerets Phone ++ 81/3/5627/2050 Phone ++ 65/62866776
Fax ++ 54 /11 /4574 2400 B.P. 50065 - Tremblay en France Fax ++ 81/3/5627/2055 Fax ++ 65/62842425
95947- ROISSY CDG CEDEX
Australia Phone ++ 33 /148172590 Korea Slovak Republic
NHP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Fax ++ 33 /148632520 Hankuk Sangsa Co. & WAGO Elektrik spol.s r.o.
PRODUCTS PTY LTD Mahani Electric Co. Ltd. Odborárska 52
43-67 River Street Germany 576-8, Bisan-2dong, Dongan-Ku 83102 Bratislava
Richmond, Victoria, 3121 WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH Anyang-City, Kyungki-Do., 431-821 Phone/Fax ++ 421/2 /44458301
P.O. Box 199 Postfach 28 80 · 32385 Minden Phone ++ 82/31/463 3300
Phone ++ 61/3/9429-2999 Hansastraße 27 · 32423 Minden Fax ++ 82/31/463 3398/9 South Africa
Fax ++ 61/3/9429-1075 Phone ++ 49/5 71/8 87-0 HELLERMANN TYTON
Fax ++ 49/5 71/8 87-169 Luxembourg 34 Milky Way Ave
Austria info@wago.com Contacter WAGO Belgium Linbro Industrial Park 2065
WAGO Kontakttechnik Ges.m.b.H. www.wago.com P.O. Box 27063, Benrose 2011
Laxenburger Straße 244 Malaysia Phone ++ 27/11/879-6600
1230 Wien Great Britain HPH MATERIALS (M) SDN. BHD. Fax ++ 27/11/879-6601
Phone ++ 43/1/615 07 80 WAGO Limited 715, Block B, Mentari Business Park,
Fax ++ 43/1/615 07 75 Triton Park, Swift Valley Industrial Estate Jalan PJS 8/5, Bandar Sunway Spain
RUGBY 46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor D.E. DICOMAT S.L.
Belgium Warwickshire, CV21 1SG Phone ++ 60/3/5638 0178 Avda. de la Industria, 36
WAGO Kontakttechnik Phone ++ 44 /1788 /568008 Fax ++ 60/3/5638 0213 Apartado Correos, 1.178
Excelsiorlaan 11 Fax ++ 44 /1788 /568050 28108-Alcobendas (Madrid)
1930 Zaventem Mexico Phone ++ 34/91/6621362 (6 lineas)
Phone ++ 32/2/717 90 90 Greece Please contact WAGO USA Fax ++ 34/91/6610089
Fax ++ 32/2/717 90 99 PANAGIOTIS SP. DIMOULAS-’BIOMAT’ Netherlands Sweden
Kritis Str. 26 WAGO Nederland
Brazil 10439 Athen HellermannTyton AB
HellermannTyton Ltda van Leeuwenhoekstraat 20-1 Datavägen 5, Postbox 569
Phone ++ 30-210/8833337 3846 CB Harderwijk
Av. José Benassi, 100 Fax ++ 30-210/8834436 17526 Järfälla
Parque Industrial Phone ++ 31/341/ 439039 Phone ++ 46/8/580 890 00
Jundiaí-SP Hong Kong Fax ++ 31/341/ 439030 Fax ++ 46/8/580 890 01
CEP 13213-085 National Concord Eng., Ltd.
Phone ++ 55/11/48159040 New Zealand Switzerland
Unit 2B-2,5/F, Cheung Fung Bldg. Engineering Computer Services Ltd.
Fax ++ 55/11/48159029 23-39 Pak Tin Par Str. Tsuen Wan WAGO CONTACT SA
Corner Te Rapa & Mahana Road Route de l’Industrie 19
New Territ., Hong Kong P.O. Box 20-204, Te Rapa, Hamilton
Canada Phone ++ 852/24 29 26 11 1564 Domdidier
Please contact WAGO USA Phone ++ 64/7/849 2211 Phone ++ 41/26 /676 75 00
Fax ++ 852/24 29 21 64 Fax ++ 64/7/849 2220 Fax ++ 41/26 /676 75 75
Chile Hungary
Desimat Chile Norway Syria
Maxima Plus Kft. HellermannTyton AS
Puerto Vespucio 9670 Orbó utca 17. Zahabi Co.
Pudahuel Santiago Postboks 240, Alnabru, 0614-Oslo 8/5 Shouhadaa St., P.O. Box 8262
1144 Budapest Strømsveien 177, 0665-Oslo
Phone ++ 56-2-7470152 Phone ++ 36 /1/422-0650/51 Aleppo
Fax ++ 56-2-7470153 Phone ++ 47/23 17 47 00 Phone ++ 963/21/2122 235/6
Fax ++ 36 /1/422-0649 Fax ++ 47/22 97 09 70 Fax ++ 963/21/2124 768

WAGO Companies and Representations

Oman Taiwan R. O.C.
China Iceland WAGO Taiwan
S. Gudjonsson ehf AROGAS Arabian
WAGO ELECTRONIC (TIANJIN) Co. LTD Oil & Gasfield Serv. L.L.C. 8/F., No. 48, Jing -An Road,
No. 8, 2nd Fl. 3rd Road Audbrekku 9-11 Chung- Ho City, 23556,
P.O. Box 164 P.O. Box 27 95, 112 Ruwi-Muscat
Wu Qing Development Area Phone ++ 968-501938 Taipei Hsien. T a i w a n
Tianjin 301700 202 Kopavogur Phone ++ 886/2/2244 /2569
Phone ++ 354 /520-4500 Fax ++ 968-594776
Phone ++ 86/22/82125954/64/74 Fax ++ 886/2/2244/2658
Fax ++ 86/22/82125984 Fax ++ 354 /520-4501 Peru
Desimat Peru Thailand
Colombia India US Power Distribution Co., Ltd.
WAGO & CONTROLS (INDIA) LTD. Av Enrique Salazar Barreto 280
T.H.L. LTDA Surco-Lima 33 213/6-8 Rachada-Phisek Road
Cra. 35 # 89- 35, Bogotá C-27, Sector-58, Phase-III, Dingdaeng Bangkok 10320
Noida-201 301 Phone ++ 51-1-2731892
Phone ++ 571/621 85 50 Fax ++ 51-1-2720054 Phone ++ 66/2/27630 40
Fax ++ 571/621 60 28 Gautam Budh Nagar (U. P) Fax ++ 66/2/27630 49
Phone ++ 91/120/2 58 04 09/10 Philippines
Czech Republic Fax ++ 91/120/2 58 00 81 Please contact WAGO Singapore Turkey
WAGO Elektro spol. sr. o. SAROZ DlŞ TIC. VE MÜŞ. LTD. ŞTI.
Nad Iesem 21 Indonesia Poland BOSTANCIYOLU CAD. SAV. SOK.
14700 Praha 4 – Hodkovičky P.T. Timur Agungmulia Kencana WAGO ELWAG sp. z o. o. NO.: 20 KAT: 2 YUKARIDUDULLU
Phone ++ 420 /2/61 09 01 43 Graha Mulxindo, 2 nd Floor ul. Piékna 58 a, 50-506 Wrocíaw 81230 ÜMRANIYE-ISTANBUL
Fax ++ 420 /2/61 09 01 44 Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda No. 88L Phone ++ 48 / 71/ 3 60 46 70/78 Phone ++ 90/216/4994777
Jakarta 12240 Fax ++ 48 / 71/ 3 60 46 99 Fax ++ 90/216/4994776
61400 Brno – Husovice Phone ++ 62/21/7228888
Phone ++ 420 /5/45 21 29 22-3 Fax ++ 62/21/7228338 Portugal United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Fax ++ 420 /5/45 21 12 15 MORGADO & CA. LDA-SEDE Binghalib Engineering Ent.
Iran Estrada Exterior da Al Wasit Street
Denmark Patsa Industry Industrial Area No. 2
WAGO Danmark Circunvalação 3558/3560
No. 2, Bahar Str., Southern Shiraz Ave. Apartado 57, 4435 Rio Tinto P.O. Box 6969
Filial af WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH Tehran Sharjah
Lejrvej 29 Phone ++ 351/22/9 77 06 00
P.O. Box.: 15875-1698, Zip Code: 14369 Fax ++ 351/22/9 77 06 99 Phone ++ 971/6 /5434111
3500 Værløse Phone ++ 98-21-8047626 Fax ++ 971/6 /5433747
Phone ++ 45 /44 35 77 77 Fax ++ 98-21-8040886 Russia
Fax ++ 45 /44 35 77 87 WAGO Kontakttechnik USA
Ireland Moskau Office WAGO CORPORATION
Ecuador Drives & Controls N120 W19129 Freistadt Road
INSETEC CIA. LTDA. ul. Lesnaya, 43, off. 329
Unit F4, Riverview Business Park 127055 Moskau Germantown, Wl 53022
El Zurriago 177 y El Vengador Nangor Road, Dublin 12 Phone ++ 1/262/255-6222
P. O. Box 17-16 - 016 Phone ++ 7/095/978 66 70
Phone ++ 353 /1/4604474 Fax ++ 7/095/978 66 90 Fax ++ 1/262/255-3232
Quito Fax ++ 353 /1/4604507 Toll-Free: 1-800-DIN RAIL
Phone ++ 593 /2 /253 - 757 Qatar ( 3 4 6 - 7 2 4 5)

Fax ++ 593 /2 /461 - 833 Israel Binghalib Engineering LLC. Venezuela

Transelectric Y. A. Ltd. P.O. Box 10069, Doha PETROBORNAS, C.A.
Egypt 3 Galgalei Haplada St. Av. Principal UD 304-Zona Ind. Los Pinos
IBN Engineering Instrumentation & Control Phone ++ 974/460 /1065
Old Industrial Zone Fax ++ 974/460 /2092 C.C. Los Pinos-Local E
71 a El Shaheed Ahmed Hamdi St. Kfar Saba 44422 8015-Puerto Ordaz-Edo, Bolivar
King Faisal, Giza Phone ++ 972 /9 /7640640 Saudi Arabia Phone ++ 58/286 994 3406
Phone ++ 20-2-7214350 Fax ++ 972 /9 /7640641 Al Quraishi Electrical Services of S. A. Fax ++ 58/286 994 5249
Fax ++ 20-2-7221709 P.O. Box 7386
Italy Dammam-31462 Vietnam
Estonia WAGO ELETTRONICA SRL Please contact WAGO Singapore
OÜ ELTARKO Phone ++ 966/3 /85 725 37
Via Vittoria, 5/b Fax ++ 966/3 /85 725 41
Laki 14 – 502 40068 S. Lazzaro di Savena (BO)
10621 Tallinn Phone ++ 39/051/627 2170
Phone ++ 372 651 7731 Fax ++ 39/051/627 2174
Fax ++ 372 651 7786
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