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moneo | configure

Configure IO-Link devices with moneo | configure

moneo | configure is ifm’s solution to parameterizing IO-Link products. Part of ifm’s growing IIoT software platform known as moneo, moneo | configure installs on your Windows PC and provides a centralized tool to detect, parameterize, visualize and diagnose IO-Link devices, regardless of the manufacturer.

The intuitive user interface simplifies device configuration and reduces machine commissioning time. moneo | blue wirelessly connects IO-Link devices on IOS or Android platforms via Bluetooth.

Software functions

	Configure IO-Link devices Find all IO-Link devices connected to the network Configure IP addresses of ifm IO-Link masters Read and write parameters to all IO-Link sensors and devices Online and offline parameter changes of IO-Link sensors and devices Support for 3^rd party IO-Link sensors and devices with IODD files
	Visualization Automatic dashboard generation without any user configuration Quickly view real-time values from IO-Link sensors and devices View short term trend history
	IODD management View local and online IODD catalogs Install updates Import IODD files

Why moneo | configure?


Parameter data record management	Tool for all IO-Link devices	Overview of all IO-Link devices in the network	Dynamic cockpit
Easy setup and replacement of IO-Link devices with only one tool	Manufacturer-independent device setup, online / offline, with integrated IODD management	Scanning of a complex IO-Link network with masters and devices	Parallel visualization of the process values and parameters

Connecting Devices to moneo | configure with USB adapter

Moneo connects devices via USB and Ethernet. Read more below or get more IO-Link setup and support information.

Connect with AL1060 USB adapter

Required accessories to be purchased separately:

E80121 power supply with wall plug
E12689 USB patchcord
Any M12 A-coded patchcord to connect to sensor such as EVC012

Advantages	Disadvantages
Sensor power via USB Easily portable	Only one device may be connected at a time

Connect with IO-Link master / Ethernet

Advantages	Disadvantages
Connection to multiple masters and devices at a time Access devices without changing / disconnecting existing controls wiring	Separate 24 VDC power required for IO-Link master

Tech Insight videos


Description	Play video
Scanning your network for devices (Run time 3:32)
Reading and writing parameters to devices (Run time 3:48)
Changing IP address of IO-Link master (Run time 2:42)