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Table 24: Function Overview for WAGO Webserver I/O Field for Digital Input/Output Modules
Menu Tab Description Section
Settings (All) Product settings
Device configuration Configure parameters for
IP connection
8Configuring IP Param-
eters [}66]
Maintenance information Store maintenance infor-
mation
8Storing Maintenance
Information [}66]
Factory reset Resetting the product to
factory settings
8Resetsetting the Mod-
ule to the Factory Set-
tings [}69]
Firmware upgrade Update Firmware Updating Firmware
Bluetooth Access via Bluetooth 8Configure Bluetooth
[}70]
DIOForcing - Forcing digital inputs and
outputs
Forcing Digital Inputs and
Outputs
User administration - Set up and manage users 8Logging Users on and
off and Managing Them
[}73]
Sign-in,
Sign-out
- Log users on and off
The functional scope described can vary depending on the module type.
You can find more information on the WAGO Webserver I/O Field in Section 8WAGO
Webserver I/O Field [}27].
5.5.4 WAGO I/O Field app
The WAGO I/O Field app is an app for maintenance, diagnostics, operation and monitor-
ing of installed WAGO I/O System Field modules.
This app allows you to display product information for both fieldbus and IO-Link hubs,
make settings and adjust parameters. The communication this requires takes place
through the Bluetooth
®
interface of the mobile device once a Data Matrix code has been
scanned to select the product.
Users and the associated access rights can be set up and managed. Outputs can be
forced and inputs set in order to support commissioning of systems. The current mea-
sured values of a port can be displayed (temperature, voltage, current and states) and
configured (including operating mode and filters). Products can be reset to the factory
settings and firmware restarted.
Short Overview
• Scanning a Data Matrix code of an I/O Field module for product selection
• Establishing a Bluetooth
®
BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) connection for wireless commu-
nication
• Querying product information including serial number (UII – Unique Item Identifier)
• Managing known devices for direct selection without scanning the DM code
• Querying sensor/actuator data (diagnostics, manufacturer, configuration, status, cycle
time etc.)
• Guided download of IODDs from the Internet for IO-Link devices (IODDfinder)
• Parameterization of ports (input, input filters, output, substitute value strategy)
• Parameterizing WAGO IO-Link Master
• Forcing outputs (DO)
• Simulation of inputs (DI)