Connect Instantly!: KV-X COM General Catalogue
Connect Instantly!: KV-X COM General Catalogue
Connect instantly!
Introducing the next generation of communication units
Communication:
The new way to select PLCs
Conventionally, PLCs have been selected based on
PLCs are expected to communicate with all levels of devices—from host systems to sensors—
This catalogue addresses the questions of what the future of production sites will look like and
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Current Challenges
Today, networks are influenced by industry trends and PLC manufacturers, while Ethernet is
Communication programs not only contain complicated string handling and handshaking
but also are hard to monitor. In addition, trial and error are often repeated before communication with
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Connect to any device instantly
Communicate with various devices from sensors and measurement systems to PLCs
Connectible to various PLCs and FA devices from all over the world
PLC links can be established with PLCs from each vendor without the need for programming. A wide range of industrial Ethernet
networks, which depend heavily on PLC manufacturers, are also supported. In addition, KV-X COM can communicate with KEYENCE
sensors and other various communication devices, both via Ethernet and serial communication, without using a ladder. This allows
for connectability to any device.
Ethernet/Serial Ethernet/Serial
EtherCAT® is registered trademark and patented technology, licensed by Beckhoff Automation GmbH, Germany.
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Instant communication
Drastic reduction of communication-related work hours, from programming to debugging
Complicated
communication
Commands can
programming
be set through
simple selection.
Just arrange
the commands
in a flow format.
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Ethernet Unit
KV-XLE02
Communication Modbus/TCP
EtherCAT*1 PLC link Host link Unit interrupt Flow
speed: 1 Gbps client/server
CPU Lineup
KV-7500 KV-7300
FTP client
Unit interrupt
FTP server
Inter-unit
KV socket
synchronisation
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Serial Communication Unit
KV-XL202
KV-XL402
RS-422A/ PROTOCOL
2 ports Non-procedure Unit interrupt Flow
RS-485*2 STUDIO
*1 KV-XL202 *2 KV-XL402
FL-net CC-Link
Ethernet RS-485 RS-485 DeviceNet™
Ver. 2.0 Ver. 2.0
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Dramatically Reducing the Time Required for
Establishing Communication
Conventional Wiring and Communication format Transmission and
communication Debugging
models settings and command settings reception processing
Conventional Time and effort are required for trial and error before communication is
models established.
Improper
programming,
format settings, and
ASCII code inputs
are not detected.
Reception processing
Transmission data setting/
transmission processing Transmission data/
reception data setting Transmission/
reception processing
Although it is possible
4 Debugging to understand if
communication could
❚ Device monitor ❚ Using a protocol analyser or support monitor not be established, it
is difficult to identify
the cause.
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Communication is established faster because the causes of problems can be
isolated during the establishment process
3. Communication test
Check communication by directly inputting Wiring/setting check
transmission commands. completed
Command check
completed
Automatic generation
even when using and
writing a ladder
program.
4 Debugging Communication
debugging is possible,
including checking the
transmission/reception
processing programs.
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Support for creating communication protocols for a wide variety of devices
Ethernet communication is supported. Socket communication-specific open and close Even when multiple datasets are received, the datasets can be automatically stored
operations are also executed automatically, reducing time spent on programming. into devices simply through specification using variables. No manual data
segmentation is required.
Over 100 types of preset commands Ver. UP Buffer memories configurable for device assignment Ver. UP
Various communication commands have been preset for typical communication Data memories (DMs) or buffer memories (UGs) can be specified for each
devices. Communication can be established immediately without having to check the communication command. This is effective in reducing the number of used data
device’s manual. memories.
Automatic program generation using drag and drop NEW Automatic conversion from ASCII to binary
A ladder program or flow can be generated automatically using drag and drop from Received ASCII data is automatically stored in the device after conversion to binary.
preset communication commands. This prevents programming errors. Additional data conversion is not required for use in programs.
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Simple 3 step setting configuration
STEP Communication
1 format settings
Up to 16 receive frames
(responses) can be set for
each command.
STEP Command/
2 response settings
Flow:
Flow blocks with pre-registered settings
are generated automatically
(PROTOCOL STUDIO). Drag and drop Drag and drop
Ladder program:
A ladder program is automatically
generated using only drag and drop from
each communication command.
❚ Enable operation ❚ Execute event
❚ Obtain execution result ❚ Clear error
❚ Obtain error details Flow Ladder program
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Making complicated communication programs simple
Flow
What is a flow?
A flow is a function that allows
programming simply by arranging blocks
exactly according to an operation flow and
then setting the properties
Refer to page 18 for details on flow blocks.
Flow that can be executed exactly according to an operation flow Link with PROTOCOL STUDIO NEW
Communication tends to become complicated with many conditional branches and Set command execution blocks can be arranged using only drag and drop from
handshakes. Using a flow allows for intuitive creation of a program without taking PROTOCOL STUDIO. Because data is linked, selection branches are also arranged
handshaking into account and instead by simply arranging blocks according to an automatically according to the number of responses, allowing for smooth
operation flow. configuration of settings.
Improved efficiency with RT (Real Time) editing Easy access to the CPU device Ver. UP
In addition to dragging and dropping from the toolbox, blocks can also be arranged The CPU device is accessible from a flow. In addition to unit devices (UGs/UDs), the
by directly inputting the block name. There is no need to use a mouse, making CPU device can also be used freely within a flow.
programming more efficient.
Blocks do not need to be arranged for communication commands set to cyclic with
PROTOCOL STUDIO because the commands are executed automatically by the unit.
Direct input
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Flow programming in 2 steps
STEP
Property settings
2
Settings configuration is completed simply
by double-clicking the created block and
inputting the required settings.
KV-X COM has buffer memories (UGs) and unit internal data memories (UDs) within the unit. Use of UGs/UDs in flow-based programming
enables efficient derivation because it eliminates device conflict in a derived program.
Conventional models
Source program Derived program Source program Derived program
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Drastically improved debugging efficiency
This function makes it possible to check the connection status and the received data simply by inputting a communication command of
the connected device as it is. There is no need to create a communication program only for debugging, thereby improving the efficiency
of debugging. Testing a command created with PROTOCOL STUDIO is also possible.
(2) Execute
Send the command with a single
execute button.
Smooth debugging linked with PROTOCOL STUDIO Trial and error possible without rewriting the program
Send a created command as is without using a ladder. This makes it possible to check With conventional models,
the response and modify the command immediately, thereby improving debugging the communication settings
efficiency. require that the program be
rewritten and the settings
transferred. Now,
communication settings can
be changed smoothly, KV-XLE02
Create a
thereby increasing the
command and
efficiency of processes
test it immediately. KV-XL202
before establishing
communication.
KV-X COM
Automatic
calculation
Ping Response
Communication
device
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Communication monitor function NEW Ethernet Serial
This function makes it possible to monitor transmission and reception statuses while running a program without using special equipment
such as a protocol analyser.
This function can be utilised in various scenarios such as debugging at start-up, including communication program check, and analysis
when an unexpected communication error occurs.
Multiple built-in monitoring functions Automatic application of settings by linking with PROTOCOL STUDIO
Multiple monitoring functions are available for checking detailed information, Linking with PROTOCOL STUDIO makes it possible to check format information and
including socket communication and industrial Ethernet. These functions can be set comments, allowing for more intuitive monitoring.
utilised for wide variety of applications, allowing for more efficient debugging.
Parameter Communication
comment command name
Socket
communication
EtherNet/IP™
(scanner)
Displays
a flow on
a function-
Can be utilised for related
analysing an error that monitor
occurs only under a
specific condition Set stop conditions
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Improved efficiency even in advanced communication processing
Flow Programming
POINT
POINT
Communication
command creation
simply by arranging
blocks in order
Communication
commands can be created
easily just by arranging
blocks according to the
desired transmission order.
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Efficient debugging using the flow monitor
The active block is highlighted on the flow monitor, making it easy to understand the flow progress intuitively.
In addition, break and step executions are possible at a desired block, improving debugging efficiency significantly.
POINT
POINT
More efficient
debugging through
break point setting
A program can be paused at
any block and run block by
block, thus facilitating operation
checking for each block.
Various logging blocks are available, including blocks linked to logging settings and Files in the CPU memory or on a SD card can be uploaded to a PC at any time via
blocks that create data in CSV and other formats, making it possible to accumulate FTP. The FTP setup tool can be easily accessed by right-click, allowing for smooth
data in the desired format. configuration of settings.
Jumping
from a block
to the setting
Logging/Trace Generation - CSV format
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49 block types with support for a wide variety of applications
Control blocks
block. Be sure to set one start block for expression when activated.
each flow.
Deactivates all active blocks in the Forcibly stops the unit program when
relevant flow and in the flow called from activated.
that flow when the condition is satisfied.
After the process is completed, the flow Generates a unit interrupt when activated.
proceeds to the block to be activated
when the condition is met.
Links with the logging/trace functions of Initialises the device for generating
Storage blocks
Communication blocks
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KV-XLE02 Ethernet KV-XL202/XL402 Serial
Opens a TCP socket for flow socket Transmits data for non-procedure serial
Communication blocks
Communication blocks
communication. communication.
Closes the TCP socket for flow socket Receives data for non-procedure serial
communication. communication.
Transmits data via TCP. Transmits a break and clears the buffer
for non-procedure serial communication.
Receives data via TCP.
Complicated processing and large-scale systems also supported Easy access to the CPU device Ver. UP
Large-scale systems and complicated programs are also supported thanks to the The CPU device is freely accessible from within a flow. It is also easy to use inputs to
ability to use up to 20000 flow blocks as well as unit devices (UDs) of 512k words. the I/O unit as triggers for controlling communication.
Error handling using status monitor blocks NEW Logging using storage blocks NEW
Blocks in a flow can be deactivated when an error occurs, such as when intended data Logging/trace functions can be executed for storing the results into a memory card or
is not returned. Retry processes and similar programs can be integrated thanks to the the CPU memory. It is also possible to jump from a logging/trace block to the setup
ability to detect error occurrences collectively. tool with a right-click, allowing for smooth configuration of settings.
Over 50 types of functions are newly available, including data conversion and string
handling functions required for communication processing.
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Program-less communication with a PLC
Program-less communication with over 100 PLC models PLC device setting configuration with no need for manuals
Because PLC links can be established without programs for both Ethernet PLC devices can be configured without reading the manual because the
and serial communication, it is possible, for example, to visualise data name and range are automatically displayed according to each PLC.
links and existing equipment in a previous or following process easily Setting configuration is also made easier thanks to the search capabilities
according to the interface of the target PLC. of RT (Real Time) Edit.
Automatic display
of the device
PLC link PLC link name and range
(Ethernet) (serial) according to each
PLC
Not only cyclic but also event communication supported Large capacity PLC link of 720k words
Selecting event communication allows communication to be stopped and A large-capacity PLC link that includes up to 16 models and 64 units is
resumed at any time such as with tooling changes. In addition, the supported. A large capacity PLC link can be established easily thanks to the
communication status can be checked in a list using a dedicated monitor ability to read and write between PLCs on the same network simply by
for both cyclic and event communication. configuring the settings on KV-X COM.
Importing Importing
PLC A
from/writing This station from/writing PLC B
to device to device
(other station) (other station)
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Industrial Ethernet —Support of 4 major networks—
Networks can be switched in a single unit Easy configuration simply by making selections from pull-down menus
Because a single unit is able to support a variety of networks, there’s no Industrial Ethernet is available for use only by selecting it on the Unit
need to change the system configuration even if a required network Editor. No complicated programs or settings are required.
changes.
CC-Link IE Field X X ✓ X
EtherCAT X X X ✓
High-speed response through COS transmission and reception — EtherNet/IP™ — Gateway between different networks Application
The COS (Change Of State) function supports not only reception but also KV-X COM can support multiple networks and can be used as a gateway
transmission. This enables high-speed responses and leads to controller when different networks are used in the previous and next
improvements in processing time during control with frequent processes and when communicating with devices made by a foreign
communication such as alignment using a vision system. manufacturer.
COS
Reception 8.68 ms
only
COS Approximately
Transmission
and reception 6 times faster EtherNet/IP™
1.40 ms
* When 100 bytes are transmitted/received using XG-X2000 and 10-ms RPI (using unit interrupts)
Modbus/TCP servers can be supported by configuring settings on the Unit SLMP—used for communication with PLCs made by manufacturers such
Editor, and Modbus/TCP clients can be supported using PROTOCOL as Mitsubishi Electric—is also supported. Preconfigured SLMP commands
STUDIO. Typical commands are also provided as standard, reducing time are also standardly included with PROTOCOL STUDIO for easier
and effort before use. establishment of communication.
Modbus/TCP
Ability to join
PROTOCOL STUDIO the same network via
KV-X COM makes ladder-less Robot SLMP communication
communication possible
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Over 190 types of sensors can be connected
with no program
KV Sensor Network
Current value
■ Sensor monitor function
Read the current sensor value in real time.
For a code reader, for example, this
facilitates preventative maintenance for
printing quality. Printing quality can be checked
KV-X COM by monitoring the matching level. Code reader
Easy configuration simply by making selections System screens provided as standard —VT5—
Communication is possible simply by selecting and placing a sensor. KEYENCE Touch Panel Display VT5 is provided with setting/monitor
Non-registered sensors can also be supported by adding EDS files. screens as standard. Sensor monitoring and other functions are available
without drafting.
Drag and
drop
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Even Higher Performance as an X-Unit
Interrupting at data reception enables the next reception process to be started without Use of buffer memories (UGs) and unit internal data memories (UDs) allows
being affected by the scan time. This is effective in applications that require accurate capitalisation of communication programs using flows without taking device conflicts
takt time. into account.
Data reception
Interrupt
Program asset
Data reception
Flow
Interrupt
(UG/UD)
KV-X COM Measurement
system
KV-XLE02 Ethernet
High-speed and large-capacity communication via Gigabit-compatible Ethernet Vision system and high-speed alignment control — EtherNet/IP™
Gigabit support enables high-speed and large-capacity communication. This support Support of transmission and reception by the COS (Change Of State) function enables
not only makes it possible to triple the communication bandwidth for EtherNet/IP™ high-speed data communication with KEYENCE XG-X/CV-X Series vision systems.
but also secures sufficient communication bandwidth for other Ethernet functions. Processing times can be reduced through faster alignment control with repeated
This allows simultaneous parallel processing, achieving faster communication. image capturing.
COS+
KV-XLE02 Unit interrupt
Multi-language support —FTP client/server— High-speed transmission in RAM mode — FTP client/server—
File paths can be specified using Unicode (UTF-8). This allows file names in Chinese If data is written to the CPU memory, the transfer time can be reduced by using RAM
and other foreign languages to be transferred with no corruption of characters. File mode, which skips saving to a nonvolatile memory. This is effective when using the
names can also now be set on a program, allowing for higher flexibility. CPU memory as temporary storage for collected files.
OK When RAM
mode is not 11.7 s
used
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KV-XLE02 Specifications
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❚ EtherNet/IP™ communication specifications (scanner) ❚ EtherNet/IP™ communication specifications (adapter)
Item Specifications Item Specifications
1000BASE-T, 1000BASE-T,
Supported transmission rates 100BASE-TX, Supported transmission rates 100BASE-TX,
10BASE-T 10BASE-T
Number of connections 256*1 Number of connections 256*1
0.5 to 10000 ms (0.5 ms unit) 0.5 to 10000 ms (0.5 ms unit)
Can be set by connection. Can be set by connection.
RPI (communication cycle) RPI (communication cycle)
(Refresh data without depending on (Refresh data without depending on
the number of nodes) the number of nodes)
Output to Output to
Cyclic/Change Of State*2 Cyclic/Change Of State*2
Transmission adapter Transmission scanner
trigger Input from trigger Input from
Cyclic/Change Of State*2 Cyclic Cyclic/Change Of State*2
Cyclic adapter scanner
communication
communication
Allowable band (504 bytes) 30000 (pps)*3 CIP Allowable band (504 bytes) 30000 (pps)*3
CIP service
for cyclic for cyclic
service
communication*4 (1444 bytes) 15000 (pps)*3 communication*4 (1444 bytes) 15000 (pps)*3
Maximum number of refresh words 24k words Maximum number of refresh words 1444 words
Maximum data size for Maximum data size for
504 bytes or 1444 bytes 504 bytes or 1444 bytes
1 connection*5 1 connection*5
Multicast filtering function No
Multicast filtering function*6 Yes (IGMP client function)
Class 3
Server Number of connections: 256*6
Class 3 Message (connection type)
Server Number of connections: 256*7
Message (connection type) communication
UCMM Client No
communication
UCMM Client Number of simultaneous actions: 32 (non-connection type) Server Number of simultaneous actions: 256
(non-connection type) Server Number of simultaneous actions: 256 EtherNet/IP™ conformance test Compliant with CT13
EtherNet/IP™ conformance test Compliant with CT13 *1 In total, the number of connections used for the message communication function in Class 3 (connection type)
*1 In total, the number of connections used for the message communication function in Class 3 (connection type) should be a maximum of 256.
should be a maximum of 256. *2 Can communicate with devices that output data using the Change Of State (Send data when any change occurs) method.
*2 C an communicate with devices that output data using the Change Of State (Send data when any change occurs) *3 Abbreviation of “packet per second”, indicating the number of sent/received packets processed per second.
method. KV-XLE02 cannot output data using the Change Of State method. *4 If the communication bandwidth is more than 100 Mbps, use a 1000 Mbps compatible Ethernet switch.
*3 A bbreviation of “packet per second”, indicating the number of sent/received packets processed per second. If the *5 Data synchronism in a connection is guaranteed. If 505 bytes or more are used, the device used should support
communication bandwidth is more than 100 Mbps, use a 1000 Mbps compatible Ethernet switch. Large Forward Open (CIP option specification).
*4 If the communication bandwidth is more than 100 Mbps, use a 1000 Mbps compatible Ethernet switch. *6 In total, the number of connections used for the cyclic communication function should be a maximum of 256.
*5 D ata synchronism in a connection is guaranteed. If 505 bytes or more are used, the device used should support
Large Forward Open (CIP option specification).
*6 B ecause the KV-XLE02 has an IGMP client function, unnecessary multicast packets can be filtered by using an
Ethernet switch supporting IGMP Snooping.
*7 In total, the number of connections used for the cyclic communication function should be a maximum of 256.
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KV-XL202/XL402 Specifications
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KV-7500/7300 Specifications
❚ General specifications — KV-7000 Series ❚ Performance specifications — CPU unit KV-7000 Series
Item Specifications Model KV-7500 KV-7300
KV-5000/3000 Series KV-7000 Series Calculation control method Program storage method
System configuration System configuration using System configuration with only I/O control mode Refresh mode
an expansion unit an expansion unit Programming language Expanded ladder, KV Script, mnemonic
Supply voltage 24 VDC (±10%) 24 VDC (-15%/+20%) Basic instruction 80 classes, 181 instructions
0 to +50°C 0 to +55°C Application instruction 50 classes, 67 instructions
Operating ambient temperature Number of
(No freezing) (No freezing) Calculation instructions 125 classes, 318 instructions
commands
10 to 95% RH 5 to 95% RH Expansion instructions 76 classes, 131 instructions
Operating ambient humidity
(No condensation) (No condensation) Total 331 classes, 697 instructions
Storage ambient temperature -20 to 70°C -25 to 75°C Basic instruction Min. 0.96 ns
10 to 95% RH 5 to 95% RH Instruction Application instruction Min. 5.75 ns
Storage ambient humidity
(No condensation) (No condensation) execution speed Double precision
Min. 58 ns
Operating atmosphere No dust or corrosive gas floating-point instruction
Operating altitude 2000 m or less CPU memory capacity 64 MB 21 MB
Pollution degree 2 Program capacity Approx. 1500k steps Approx. 160k steps
1500 Vp-p or more, Pulse width: 1 μs, 50 ns 16 units (only with KV-7000 Series expansion unit)
Maximum number of
Noise immunity (based on noise simulator) 48 units (with KV-7000 Series expansion unit,
units to be installed
IEC standard-compliant (IEC61000-4-2/3/4/6) KV-5000/3000 Series expansion unit) (with extension unit (KV-EB1))
1500 VAC for 1 minute 3072 points max. for expansion
Maximum number of I/O points
Withstand voltage (between the power terminals and the I/O terminals, (KV-EB1S/KV-EB1R: 2 units used, 64-point unit used)
and between the external terminals and the housing) Input relay
50 MΩ or more Output relay R Total 32000 points, 1 bit
Insulation resistance (between the power terminals and the I/O terminals, and between the Internal auxiliary relay
Bit device
external terminals and the housing, with 500 VDC megohmmeter) Link relay B 32768 points 1 bit
Internal auxiliary relay MR 64000 points 1 bit
Intermittent vibration No. of scans
Latch relay LR 16000 points 1 bit
Frequency Acceleration Half amplitude Control relay CR 1280 points 1 bit
Compliant 5 to 9 Hz — 3.5 mm Timer T 4000 points 32 bits
with JIS B 10 times in
Vibration resistance 9 to 150 Hz 9.8 m/s2 — each of the Counter C 4000 points 32 bits
3502 and
IEC61131-2 Continuous vibration X, Y, and Z Data memory DM 65535 points 16 bits
Frequency Acceleration Half amplitude directions Expansion data memory EM 65535 points 16 bits
Word device
RPI (communication cycle) 0.5 to 10000 ms (0.5 ms unit) Can be set by connection. (Refresh data without depending on the number of nodes)
Output to adapter Cyclic
Transmission trigger
Input from adapter Cyclic/Change Of State*2
Cyclic
Allowable band for cyclic (504 bytes) 10000 (pps)*3
communication
CIP communication (1444 bytes) 5000 (pps)*3
service Maximum number of refresh words 16k words
Maximum data size for 1 connection*4 504 bytes or 1444 bytes
Multicast filtering function*5 Yes (IGMP client function)
Class 3 (connection type) Server Number of connections: 256*6
Message
UCMM Client Number of simultaneous actions: 32
communication
(non-connection type) Server Number of simultaneous actions: 256
EtherNet/IP™ conformance test Compliant with CT11
*1 In total, the number of connections used for the message communication function in Class 3 (connection type) should be a maximum of 256. *2 Communication with devices that output data using the Change Of State (send data when any change
occurs) method. *3 Abbreviation of “packet per second”, indicating the number of sent/received packets processed per second. *4 Data synchronism in a connection is guaranteed. If 505 bytes or more are used, the device used should support Large
Forward Open (CIP option specification). *5 Because the KV-7500 has an IGMP client function, unnecessary multicast packets can be filtered by using an Ethernet switch supporting IGMP Snooping. *6 In total, the number of connections used for the
cyclic communication function should be a maximum of 256.
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List of Supported PLCs
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List of Supported External Devices
❚ KEYENCE devices
PROTOCOL STUDIO
Category Series name Communication unit KV sensor network
Ethernet Serial
Fibreoptic sensor / FS-N / LV-N / PS-N NU-EP1 ✓ — —
laser sensor /
photoelectric sensor LR-T / LR-W NU-EP1 (via MU-N) ✓ — —
AP-N NU-EP1 ✓ — —
FD-Q NU-EP1 (via MU-N) ✓ — —
Pressure/flow sensor
DL-EP1 ✓ — —
FD-S / FD-MH
DL-RS1A — — ✓
DL-EP1 ✓ — —
Displacement sensor GT2 / GT / IL / IG / IB
DL-RS1A — — ✓
XG-X / XG-8000/7000*1 — ✓ ✓ ✓
Image processing
CV-X / CV-5000*2 — ✓ ✓ ✓
system
CV-3000 — — ✓ ✓
Vision sensor IV-HG / IV-G / IV — ✓ — —
SR-2000/1000/750 — ✓ ✓ ✓
SR-D100 — ✓ — ✓
SR-650 — ✓ — —
N-L20 ✓ ✓ —
SR-700
N-410, N-R2/R4, BL-U1/U2, N-42, DV-90 — — ✓
SR-G100 SR-LR1 ✓ ✓ ✓
— — — ✓
HR-100 N-L20 ✓ — —
2D code /
N-R2, BL-U1/U2, N-42, DV-90 — — ✓
barcode reader /
— — — ✓
RFID
HR-50/40 N-L20 ✓ — —
N-R2, BL-U1/U2, N-42, DV-90 — — ✓
N-L20 ✓ ✓ —
BL-1300
N-410, N-R2/R4, BL-U1/U2, N-42, DV-90 — — ✓
N-L20 ✓ ✓ —
BL-700
N-410, N-R2, BL-U1/U2, N-42, DV-90 — — ✓
BL-600 N-410, BL-U1/U2, N-42, DV-90 — — ✓
RF-500 N-410, N-R2/R4, BL-U1/U2, N-42 — — ✓
MD-X1000/X1500/F3200/F5200*3 — ✓ ✓ ✓
MD-T1000/F3100/F5100 — — ✓ ✓
Laser marker /
MD-S9900(A) — — — ✓
inkjet printer
ML-Z9500/G9300 — — — ✓
MK-U6000 — — ✓ ✓
WI-5000 — ✓ ✓ ✓
CB-EP100 ✓ — —
LJ-V7000/LS-9000
Displacement sensor / — — ✓ ✓
measurement system LK-G5000 — — ✓ ✓
LK-G3000 / LJ-G5000 / LS-7600 / LS-7500 /
— — — ✓
TM-3000 / LT-9500 / SI-T1000 / SI-F1000
Recorder TR-H/W — — ✓ ✓
SJ-E/H — — — ✓
Static eliminator /
DL-EP1 ✓ — —
electrostatic sensor SK
DL-RS1A — — ✓
Safety sensor SZ-V — ✓ — —
*1 Supported from Ver. 4.0; *2 Second Edition (2.2) supported; *3 Supported from main unit and PC software Marking Builder 3 Ver. 2.0
Contact your nearest office for release status.
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DIMENSIONS
Unit: mm
❚ Ethernet unit
KV-XLE02
1.2
27.3
92.5 35.9 90
8 36 4 95
150
KV-XL202 KV-XL402
1.2
1.2
27.3 27.3
4
4 95 8 36
8 36 95
104.7 104.7
❚ CPU unit
27.3
4
55 4 55 22.6
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List of Component Devices
Network KV-XL202 2 ports (RS-232C), PLC Link Function, PROTOCOL STUDIO mode, Modbus RTU master/slave, unit interrupt, inter-unit synchronisation
Serial communication
unit
KV-XL402 2 ports (RS-422A/485), PLC Link Function, PROTOCOL STUDIO mode, Modbus RTU master/slave, unit interrupt, inter-unit synchronisation
❚ Software
Category Item name Model Functions/Specifications
KV STUDIO Ver. 9
Programming KV-H9G DVD-ROM, Windows10/8/7/Vista/XP compatible
(Global version)
support software
KV STUDIO Ver. 9 KV-H9J DVD-ROM, Windows10/8/7/Vista/XP compatible
NEW
Traditional
Chinese Korean
Traditional Global version
Japanese
English
Switching
Chinese OS
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Network in a factory
Information
network
Ethernet PC Server
PLC
Ethernet Serial
Socket communication via an open network Non-procedure communication via an open network
(such as EtherNet/IP™, EtherCAT, and CC-Link IE) (such as CC-Link, DeviceNet™, and Modbus RTU)
Controller
network
Ethernet Serial
Open network-compatible device Open network-compatible device
EtherNet/IP™
MECHATROLINK-III CC-Link
EtherCAT DeviceNet™
CC-Link IE Field
Modbus RTU
Modbus/TCP
Various sensors Servo motor PROFINET Various sensors I/O
Field
network Ethernet communication device (socket communication) Serial communication device (non-procedure communication)
* Company and product names mentioned in this catalogue are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. EtherCAT is a registered trademark or trademark of Beckoff Automation. EtherNet/IP™ is a registered trademark or trademark of ODVA.
DeviceNet™ is a registered trademark or trademark of ODVA. PROFINET is a registered trademark or trademark of the PROFIBUS User Organisation. CC-Link is a registered trademark or trademark of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation. CC-Link IE Field is a registered
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