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Startup and operation of hard-
ware and software components of

the PROFICLOUD
User manual
User manual
Startup and operation of hardware and software components of the
PROFICLOUD
2016-05-24
Designation: UM EN PROFICLOUD
Revision: 02
Order No.: —
This user manual is valid for:
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AXC CLOUD-PRO 00 2402985
CLOUD COUPLER-PRO 00 2402990
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The use of products described in this manual is oriented exclusively to:
– Qualified electricians or persons instructed by them, who are familiar with applicable
standards and other regulations regarding electrical engineering and, in particular, the
relevant safety concepts.
– Qualified application programmers and software engineers, who are familiar with the
safety concepts of automation technology and applicable standards.
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result in minor or moderate injury.
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alert the reader to a situation which may cause damage or malfunction to the
device, hardware/software, or surrounding property.
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Table of contents
1 General information ...................................................................................................................7
1.1 General safety notes.............................................................................................. 7
1.2 Licensing information for open source software .................................................... 7
1.3 Requesting source code........................................................................................ 8
1.4 Disposal ................................................................................................................ 8
2 System description ....................................................................................................................9
3 Device descriptions .................................................................................................................13

3.1 PROFICLOUD device AXC CLOUD-PRO ........................................................... 13
3.1.1 General description .............................................................................. 13
3.1.2 Unpacking ............................................................................................ 13
3.1.3 Connection and operating elements .................................................... 14
3.1.4 Diagnostics and status indicators ........................................................ 15
3.1.5 Mode selector switch ........................................................................... 18
3.1.6 Reset button (concealed) ..................................................................... 20
3.1.7 Supply plug .......................................................................................... 21
3.1.8 Bus base module ................................................................................. 21
3.1.9 Automatic startup of the Axioline F local bus ........................................ 22
3.2 PROFICLOUD coupler CLOUD COUPLER-PRO ................................................ 25
3.2.1 General description .............................................................................. 25
3.2.2 Unpacking ............................................................................................ 25
3.2.3 Connection elements ........................................................................... 25
3.2.4 Diagnostics and status indicators ........................................................ 26
3.2.5 Power connector .................................................................................. 27
3.2.6 Web-based management (WBM) ........................................................ 28
3.2.7 Renewing TLS certificates ................................................................... 37
3.2.8 Updating the firmware .......................................................................... 37
4 Mounting and power supply of the hardware ...........................................................................39

4.1 PROFICLOUD device AXC CLOUD-PRO ........................................................... 39
4.1.1 Safety notes for mounting .................................................................... 39
4.1.2 Mounting .............................................................................................. 40
4.1.3 Sizing of the power supply ................................................................... 43
4.1.4 Connecting the power supply ............................................................... 44
4.1.5 Assigning the PROFINET device name ............................................... 44
4.2 PROFICLOUD coupler CLOUD COUPLER-PRO ................................................ 45
4.2.1 Safety notes for mounting ................................................................ 45
4.2.2 Mounting .............................................................................................. 46
5 PROFICLOUD web interface ...................................................................................................49

5.1 License model ..................................................................................................... 49
5.2 Establishing a connection with the PROFICLOUD web interface ........................ 50
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PROFICLOUD
5.3 Registration ......................................................................................................... 50

5.4 Signing in............................................................................................................. 53
5.5 Account Menu ..................................................................................................... 55
5.5.1 Device overview and configuration – the “Overview” page ................... 55
5.5.2 Managing your balance – the “Balance” page ...................................... 62
5.5.3 Managing users – the “Users” page ..................................................... 64
5.5.4 Notifications – the “Notifications” page ................................................. 65
5.5.5 Renaming the account – the “Rename” page ....................................... 67
5.5.6 Deleting an account – the “Delete” page .............................................. 68
5.6 User Menu........................................................................................................... 70
5.6.1 Creating an account – the “Create Account” page ............................... 70
5.6.2 Switching account – the “Switch Account” page ................................... 72
5.6.3 Changing user preferences – the “Preferences” page .......................... 73
5.7 Logging out.......................................................................................................... 79
6 Technical data and ordering data .............................................................................................81

6.1 AXC CLOUD-PRO technical data........................................................................ 81
6.2 CLOUD COUPLER-PRO technical data.............................................................. 83
6.3 Ordering data ...................................................................................................... 84
6.3.1 Products .............................................................................................. 84
6.3.2 Accessories ......................................................................................... 84
6.3.3 Software ............................................................................................... 84
6.3.4 Documentation ..................................................................................... 85
A PROFICLOUD services ............................................................................................................87

A1 CLOUD SERVICE/WEATHER ............................................................................ 87
A2 CLOUD SERVICE/CALC..................................................................................... 94
B Error causes and remedies.......................................................................................................97

B1 AXC CLOUD-PRO............................................................................................... 97
B2 CLOUD COUPLER-PRO..................................................................................... 98
C Appendix for document lists......................................................................................................99

C1 List of figures ....................................................................................................... 99
C2 List of tables ...................................................................................................... 101
C3 Index.................................................................................................................. 103
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General information
1 General information
1.1 General safety notes
Observe the country-specific installation, safety, and accident prevention regulations.

During startup and maintenance work, proceed in accordance with the five safety rules of
DIN EN 50110-1. In general, the rules should be observed in the specified order:
– Disconnect safely
– Ensure power cannot be switched on again
– Verify safe isolation from the supply
– Ground and short circuit
– Cover or safeguard adjacent live parts
Once the work is complete, perform the above steps again in reverse order.
NOTE:
IP20 protection (IEC 60529/EN 60529) requires that the devices are used in a clean and
dry environment. Do not subject the devices to mechanical and/or thermal loads that ex-
ceed the specified limits.
1.2 Licensing information for open source software
All licensing information for the individual Linux packages can be found in the web-based
management (WBM) of the PROFICLOUD coupler:
• Open the WBM of the PROFICLOUD coupler (see Section 3.2.6).
• Click on the “Licenses” link on the bottom-left of the WBM.
• Download the text file located here containing the licensing information.

PROFICLOUD
1.3 Requesting source code
The PROFICLOUD coupler CLOUD COUPLER-PRO contains software components li-

censed as open-source software by the copyright holder.
The source code of these software components can be requested from After Sales Service
at Phoenix Contact in the form of a CD or DVD-ROM for a processing fee of 50 euros within
three years of delivery of the PROFICLOUD coupler.
PHOENIX CONTACT GmbH & Co. KG
After Sales Service
Flachsmarktstraße 8
32825 Blomberg
GERMANY
Subject: Source code CLOUD COUPLER-PRO
1.4 Disposal
• Do not dispose of the PROFICLOUD coupler with household waste; it should instead
be disposed of in accordance with the currently applicable national regulations.
The printed-circuit board of the PROFICLOUD device is fitted with a lithium battery.
• Do not dispose of the device with household waste; it should instead be disposed of in
accordance with the currently applicable national regulations.

System description
2 System description
A standard PROFICLOUD application comprises at least one PROFICLOUD coupler, a
PROFICLOUD device, and a PROFINET controller.
PROFINET controller The PROFINET controller can be purchased from any controller manufacturer as long as
the device in question complies with the PROFINET specification.
PROFICLOUD coupler The PROFICLOUD coupler connects the local PROFINET network to the PROFICLOUD by
CLOUD COUPLER-PRO means of two Ethernet interfaces: the PROFICLOUD coupler is connected with the local
PROFINET network via the first Ethernet interface. The second Ethernet interface connects
the PROFICLOUD coupler to the Internet. The PROFICLOUD coupler initializes a connec-
tion with the PROFICLOUD automatically and is ready for use after a short amount of time.
The PROFICLOUD coupler must be registered in the PROFICLOUD with a UUID (Univer-
sally Unique Identifier). The PROFINET network then commences communication via the
PROFICLOUD.
PROFICLOUD devices PROFICLOUD devices are also connected to the Internet and are coupled automatically to
AXC CLOUD-PRO the PROFICLOUD.
The PROFICLOUD devices must each be registered in the PROFICLOUD with a UUID (Uni-
versally Unique Identifier) and must be assigned to a PROFICLOUD coupler. The
PROFINET network then commences communication via the PROFICLOUD.

PROFICLOUD
Virtual cloud field device
Hybrid cloud field device
Emul.-
field device
Emul.-
field device
Emul.- Cloud field device Hybrid cloud field device

field device
PROFINET PN PN Coupler
Controller Device Device
Figure 2-1 PROFICLOUD system overview
Key:
PROFINET controller: PROFINET controller of the local PROFINET network

PN device: PROFINET devices of the local PROFINET network
Coupler: PROFICLOUD coupler for connecting the local
PROFINET network to the PROFICLOUD
Emul. field device: Locally emulated PROFINET device
Cloud field device: Distributed PROFICLOUD device
(e.g., AXC CLOUD-PRO)
Virtual cloud field device: Virtual PROFICLOUD device
(e.g., CLOUD SERVICE/CALC)
Hybrid cloud field device: Combination of virtual and distributed PROFICLOUD de-
vice

System description
A typical PROFICLOUD system consists of a local PROFINET network, which is connected

to the PROFICLOUD via the PROFICLOUD coupler CLOUD COUPLER-PRO. Distributed
PROFICLOUD devices can be deployed all over the world (see Figure 2-2).
The encryption protocol TLS (Transport Layer Security) is used to ensure secure communi-
cation between the PROFICLOUD devices.
The PROFICLOUD allows you to use services from the Internet or PROFICLOUD services
developed in house in the PROFINET network. The services are represented and handled
in the PROFINET network as PROFINET devices. For example, weather data can be re-
trieved from the Internet by means of a weather service.
Another example of the use of Internet services is the outsourcing of highly resource-con-
suming calculations to the PROFICLOUD. With the CLOUD SERVICE/CALC calculation
service, calculations can be sent to the PROFINET network as input process data using
MATLAB® notation. The results are returned in the form of output process data.
LINK ACT
RUN/PROG DISPLAY
STP
PWR
MRESET
X1
X1: PWR 24VDC
3
ERROR ONLINE CF
2
1
X2
X2: PROFINET
LINK ACT
PROFICLOUD
X3: Internet
BF RUN
SF FAIL
DBG
D
LNK LNK
RFC 460 PN 3TX
X4: USB
X5: USB
LAN LAN Ord.No 27 00 784

1.1 1.2
ACT ACT
LNK X3
SD-CARD
USB LAN
2
ACT RUN/PROG
STOP
24 VDC
VD MRESET
+
SYNC
S –
PC PROFINET Local PROFICLOUD

control system PROFINET coupler
I/O station
Secure
TLS encryption
LINK ACT LINK ACT

a 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Berlin X1 X1
2688022
DI16/4
2688022
DI16/4
X2 X2
New York Tokio LINK ACT

DI32/1
2688035 LINK ACT
DI32/1
2688035
BF RUN
X1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 BF RUN
X1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
SF FAIL SF FAIL
DBG DBG
D D 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 D D 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
ONL E UI UI 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ONL E UI UI 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
a1 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 a1 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
X3 X3
SD-CARD SD-CARD
a2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 a2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
PROG PROG
CLOUD CLOUD
UL UL
DREG DREG
a1 b
b11 b1 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 a1 b
b11 b1 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
a2 b2
b 2 b2 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 a2 b
b22 b2 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
Distributed Distributed
PROFINET station PROFINET station
Figure 2-2 PROFICLOUD with PROFICLOUD devices distributed worldwide
Please note:
The PROFICLOUD system is not designed for real-time communication.

PROFICLOUD

Device descriptions
3 Device descriptions
3.1 PROFICLOUD device AXC CLOUD-PRO
The hardware of the PROFICLOUD device corresponds largely to that of the AXC 1050
controller.
For additional information on the hardware of the PROFICLOUD device, please refer to
the “Installing and operating the AXC 1050 and AXC 1050 XC controllers” user manual.
The user manual can be downloaded at phoenixcontact.net/products.
3.1.1 General description
The PROFICLOUD device AXC CLOUD-PRO is a controller which can be extended with
I/O modules from the Axioline F product range. The AXC CLOUD-PRO is used primarily for
remote control technology applications.
Only the I/O modules listed under “Accessories” on page 84 can be used.
3.1.2 Unpacking
The PROFICLOUD device is supplied in an ESD bag together with a package slip with in-
stallation instructions. Please read the complete package slip carefully before unpacking
the PROFICLOUD device.
NOTE: Electrostatic discharge!

The device contains components that can be damaged or destroyed by electrostatic dis-
charge. When handling the device, observe the necessary safety precautions against
electrostatic discharge (ESD) according to EN 61340-5-1 and IEC 61340-5-1.

PROFICLOUD
3.1.3 Connection and operating elements
2 10
3 9
4
8
5
6
1
Figure 3-1 Connection and operating elements of the PROFICLOUD device
The PROFICLOUD device consists of the following components:

1. Bus base module
2. Reset button
3. Programming interface
4. Electronics module
5. Ethernet interfaces (X1, X2)
6. FE tab (X3); 2.8 mm, for optional connection to functional earth ground
7. Plug for connecting the supply voltage
8. SD card holder
The SD card is not supplied as standard.

Please refer to the ordering data in Section “Accessories” on page 84.
9. Mode selector switch

10. Diagnostics and status indicators

Device descriptions
3.1.4 Diagnostics and status indicators
X4
ETH
LED
ONL
UL
PROG
CLOUD
PWR UL DREG
Figure 3-2 Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device
Table 3-1 Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device
Desig- Color Meaning State Description

nation
LED: PROFINET diagnostics, diagnostics of the PROFICLOUD device and Axioline F diagnostics
PROFINET controller function1
The PROFICLOUD device (PROFINET controller) has estab-
off lished an active communication connection to each configured
PROFINET device.
No link status on the Ethernet interfaces and/or no 100 Mbit
on
transmission and/or no full duplex operation.
Status of flashing Link status present, at least one configured PROFINET device
PROFINET com- (1 Hz) has no communication connection.
BF red munication/com-
munication error PROFINET device function1
(BusFail) A PROFINET controller has established an active communica-
off tion connection to the PROFICLOUD device (PROFINET de-
vice) or the function of the PROFINET device is switched off.
No PROFINET communication (no link status at the Ethernet in-
on
terfaces).
flashing Link status available, no communication connection to the
(1 Hz) PROFINET controller.
Group error off PROFINET diagnostics not present.
SF red
(PROFINET) on PROFINET diagnostics present.
off No connection to the PROFICLOUD
on Connection to the PROFICLOUD is OK.
Status of the con- Connection to the PROFICLOUD was established, but the
ONL green nection to the flashing
PROFICLOUD device is not connected with a PROFICLOUD
PROFICLOUD (0.5 Hz)
coupler in the PROFICLOUD.
flashing (4 The PROFICLOUD device is in DREG mode (see
Hz) Section 3.1.5).

PROFICLOUD

nation
off IEC 61131 runtime system not ready for operation.
IEC 61131 runtime system successfully initialized.
flashing
Control function is in the READY/STOP state, program not pro-
(0.5 Hz)
cessed.
RUN status of the
RUN green flashing (2 The PROFICLOUD device is being reset to default state.
device
Hz)
IEC 61131 runtime system successfully initialized. A program is
on running.
Control function is in the RUN state.
A runtime error has occurred in the IEC 61131 runtime system
on
program.
No runtime error has occurred in the IEC 61131 runtime system
FAIL red Error off
program.
flashing The hardware watchdog of the PROFICLOUD device has been
(0.5 Hz) triggered.
The IEC 61131 runtime system/PROFICLOUD device is in
debug mode, i.e., debug mode has been activated in PC Worx
on (breakpoint(s) set and/or variable(s) forced).
The state of the RUN LED is not affected.
Debug mode
DBG yellow
(troubleshooting) Boot phase of the PROFICLOUD device, from sending the
BootP request to assigning the IP address settings, if the MAC
flashing (2
address of the PROFICLOUD device has been entered in the
Hz)
PC Worx software. Otherwise stops flashing after three failed
BootP requests.

Device descriptions

nation
Run:
The Axioline F station is ready for operation; communication
green on
within the station is OK.
All data is valid. There is no malfunction.
Active:
The Axioline F station is ready for operation; communication
flashing
within the station is OK. The data is not valid. Valid data from
green
the controller is not available. There is no malfunction in the de-
vice.
Ready:
yellow on The Axioline F station is ready for operation; no data is being
exchanged.
flashing yel- Access from Startup+ in I/O check mode
low
flashing yel- Local bus error during active I/O check
low/red
Local bus error during startup
Axioline F: diag- Possible causes:
red/yel- nostics for local – Configuration cannot be generated; information is missing
D
low/green bus communica- from a device.
tion flashing red – Chip version of a device is < V 1.1.
– The desired and actual configuration are different.
– No local bus device connected
– The maximum number of local bus devices has been ex-
ceeded.
Local bus error in RUN state
The Axioline F station is ready for operation but has lost con-
nection to at least one device.
Possible causes:
red on – Communication error
– Axioline F device has been removed or configured device
is missing.
– Reset at an Axioline F device
– Serious device error at an Axioline F device (Axioline F de-
vice can no longer be reached)
Power down:
off
Axioline F device is in (power) reset.
yel- yellow on I/O warning at an Axioline F device
E Error/warning
low/red red on I/O error at an Axioline F device
PWR: supply voltage (communications power UL)
off 24 V communications power supply not present or too low.
UL green ULogic
on 24 V communications power supply present.

PROFICLOUD

nation
ETH: Ethernet interfaces
off Connection not established successfully
Connection established successfully (link): the PROFICLOUD
on
LNK green Link status device is able to contact another network device.
flashing PROFINET device identification “flashing”
(0.5 Hz)
off Data transmission inactive
ACT yellow Activity status Data transmission active (activity): the Ethernet interface is
on/flashing
sending or receiving data.
1
The PROFINET functions are currently not supported.
3.1.5 Mode selector switch
The mode selector switch is used to define the operating state of the AXC CLOUD-PRO.
The PROG and CLOUD positions have a toggle button function and the DREG position a
pushbutton function. After releasing the switch in the DREG position, it returns to the
CLOUD position.
The application program is processed in each operating mode. The PC Worx software can
be used for program and configuration modifications as well as for the online monitoring
function.
The application program is not processed if an error has occurred in the AXC CLOUD-
PRO or if the application program has been stopped by PC Worx.
Please note:
Each time the operating mode is changed, the AXC CLOUD-PRO is restarted and the
AXC CLOUD-PRO attempts to establish a connection to the PROFICLOUD.

Device descriptions
Table 3-2 Operating modes of the AXC CLOUD-PRO

Operating Explanation
mode
PROG PLC mode
The AXC CLOUD-PRO is used like a controller of type AXC 1050; the
PROFINET functions are currently not supported. The Ethernet inter-
faces can be used for programming.
If there is a connection to the Internet, communication with the
PROFICLOUD is active.
CLOUD PROFICLOUD mode
Only communication with the PROFICLOUD is possible. The Ethernet
interfaces cannot be used for other communication.
However, the Ethernet interfaces can be used by means of the applica-
tion program.
DREG Deregistration from PROFICLOUD
If the AXC CLOUD-PRO is connected to the PROFICLOUD (the
CLOUD LED lights up), you can deregister the AXC CLOUD-PRO from
the PROFICLOUD as follows:
• Hold down the mode selector switch (for approx. four seconds) in
DREG position until the CLOUD LED begins to flash.
The AXC CLOUD-PRO is restarted. After restarting, the device is
deregistered from the PROFICLOUD and can be registered in another
account.
D
R
A
-C
D
D
G
U
S
LO
R
C
P
G
E
R
D
106496A001
Figure 3-3 Mode selector switch

PROFICLOUD
3.1.6 Reset button (concealed)
2 8482A006
Figure 3-4 Reset button (1, concealed)
The reset button on the AXC CLOUD-PRO can only be operated with a pointed object (e.g.,
a pen) and is therefore protected against accidental activation.
If the reset button is actuated during operation, the AXC CLOUD-PRO is restarted. Further-
more, if you carry out a voltage reset simultaneously as you press the reset button, this
causes the controller to completely reset.
Reset • Switch off the supply voltage of the AXC CLOUD-PRO.

The LEDs go out.
• Press the reset button.
• Hold down the reset button and switch the supply voltage on.
• Release the reset button only after the RUN LED flashes quickly (item 2 in Figure 3-4).
The device is now completely reset. The DBG LED then begins to flash and the
AXC CLOUD-PRO sends a DHCP request. The process has been completed once the
RUN LED flashes slowly.
The AXC CLOUD-PRO has been initialized and reset successfully. The control function is
in the READY/STOP state; a program is not processed.
NOTE: No automatic startup of the Axioline F local bus

In the default settings, the AXC CLOUD-PRO contains an application program for the au-
tomatic startup of the Axioline F local bus. When the AXC CLOUD-PRO is completely re-
set, the application program is deleted. Automatic startup of the Axioline F local bus is
then no longer possible.

Device descriptions
3.1.7 Supply plug
a1 b1
a1 b1
a2 b2
a2 b2
Figure 3-5 Terminal points of the supply plug
Table 3-3 Terminal points of the supply plug
Terminal point Color Assignment

a1, a2 red 24 V DC (UL)
b1, b2 blue GND
Key:
UL Supply of the communications power (internally jumpered)

GND Reference potential of the supply voltage (internally jumpered)
3.1.8 Bus base module
Bus base modules carry the communications power and the bus signals from the
AXC CLOUD-PRO through the Axioline F station (local bus). A bus base module is supplied
with the AXC CLOUD-PRO.
3
2
1 8482A010
Figure 3-6 Structure of the AXC CLOUD-PRO bus base module
1. Bus base module

2. Connection of the local bus to the AXC CLOUD-PRO (socket)
3. Connection to the following bus base module (socket)

PROFICLOUD
3.1.9 Automatic startup of the Axioline F local bus
A maximum of 63 Axioline F modules (for ordering data see Section “Accessories” on

page 84) can be connected to a PROFICLOUD device of type AXC CLOUD-PRO. The
maximum number of Axioline F modules that can be operated depends on the current con-
sumption of the modules. The total current consumption of all devices arranged on the
AXC CLOUD-PRO must not exceed the maximum current that the AXC CLOUD-PRO sup-
plies for the local bus (2 A).
NOTE: Electronics may be damaged if overloaded

Observe the current consumption of each Axioline F device when configuring the
Axioline F station. It is specified in every module-specific data sheet and may vary. As
such, the permissible number of devices that can be connected therefore depends on the
station structure.
The PC Worx software is not necessary for starting up a PROFICLOUD device

AXC CLOUD-PRO. During a warm start, the AXC CLOUD-PRO reads the connected
Axioline F local bus devices automatically and puts them into operation. The process data
of the Axioline F modules are transmitted to the PROFICLOUD as input and output bytes.
The input and output bytes are then retrieved from the PROFICLOUD by a PROFICLOUD
coupler and sent to the PROFINET network.
Table 3-4 shows the input and output bytes and their meanings.
Table 3-4 Meanings of the input and output bytes
Input byte Meaning Output byte Meaning

0 High-byte diagnostic code 0 –
1 Low-byte diagnostic code 1 –
2 Additional high-byte diagnostic code 2 –
3 Additional low-byte diagnostic code 3 –
4 ... 255 Input process data 4 ... 255 Output process data
Up to 252 bytes of input and output process data can be sent to the PROFICLOUD. The
AXC CLOUD-PRO supports local bus devices with up to 16 bytes each in process data
length.
Only the I/O modules listed under “Accessories” on page 84 can be used.
In addition to the input and output process data, the AXC CLOUD-PRO also sends diagnos-
tics information of the local bus to the PROFICLOUD. This information is sent in the form of
diagnostic code.
For some diagnostic codes, an additional diagnostic code is generated in order to specify
the error encountered in more detail.
The diagnostic codes are issued in the input bytes 0 ... 1, and the additional diagnostic
codes in the input bytes 2 ... 3 (see Table 3-4).

Device descriptions
Example The Axioline F modules AXL F DI16/4 2F, AXL F DO32/1 1F, and AXL F DI16/4 2F are con-
nected one after the other to the AXC CLOUD-PRO.
Table 3-5 shows which input and output bytes are used for the three Axioline F modules:
Table 3-5 Input and output bytes used for the Axioline F modules of the example
Axioline F module Type Input bytes Output bytes

1 AXL F DI16/4 2F 4 ... 5 –
2 AXL F DO32/1 1F – 6 ... 9
3 AXL F DI16/4 2F 10 ... 11 –
Diagnostic codes Table 3-6 shows the possible diagnostic codes and their meanings.
Table 3-6 Meanings of the diagnostic codes and additional diagnostic codes
Diagnostic code Additional diag- Meaning
nostic code
0000hex – Application program inactive
8100hex – Application program is initializing.
8200hex – The local bus is in the RUN state.
8300hex – The local bus is in the RUN state; process data is processed cyclically.
8400hex – The local bus is not in the RUN state; process data is not updated.
C100hex 0000hex Internal error; faulty input parameters in the internal block
Unknown module ID
C200hex
xxxxhex Module ID
Error message of firmware block AX_CONTROL
C300hex
xxxxhex Error message (see PC Worx online help)
Negative confirmation of a service execution
C320hex
xxxxhex Add_Error_Info from the service confirmation (see PC Worx online help)
Faulty values in the response to a service execution
C340hex
xxxxhex Error message of firmware block AX_CONTROL (see PC Worx online help)
Error when reading the local bus configuration
C400hex
00XXhex Slot number
Error message of the firmware block PDI_READ
C500hex
xxxxhex Error message of firmware block PDI_READ (see PC Worx online help)
Error message of the firmware block PDI_WRITE
C600hex
xxxxhex Error message of firmware block PDI_WRITE (see PC Worx online help)
The local bus is not in the expected state.
C800hex 000Xhex Representation of the states of the local bus:
Bit 0 – READY, bit 1 – ACTIVE, bit 3 – RUN
Timeout error during internal processing
C990hex
xxxxhex Number of the currently processed case instruction

PROFICLOUD
Table 3-6 Meanings of the diagnostic codes and additional diagnostic codes
Diagnostic code Additional diag- Meaning

nostic code
Local bus error (XX is a placeholder for the slot number)
CFXXhex xxxxhex Axioline F diagnostic register (see user manual “Axioline F, diagnostic register,
and error messages”)

Device descriptions
3.2 PROFICLOUD coupler CLOUD COUPLER-PRO
3.2.1 General description
The PROFICLOUD coupler connects the local PROFINET network to the PROFICLOUD by
means of two Ethernet interfaces: the PROFICLOUD coupler is connected with the local
PROFINET network via the first Ethernet interface. Via the second Ethernet interface, the
PROFICLOUD coupler is connected to the Internet. The PROFICLOUD coupler initializes a
connection with the PROFICLOUD automatically and is ready for use after a short amount
of time.
3.2.2 Unpacking
The PROFICLOUD coupler is supplied in an ESD bag together with a package slip with in-
stallation instructions. Please read the complete package slip carefully before unpacking
the PROFICLOUD coupler.

3.2.3 Connection elements
4 3 2 1
ONLINE
X4: USB X3: Internet X2: PROFINET

X5: USB
5
Figure 3-7 Connection elements of the PROFICLOUD coupler
The PROFICLOUD coupler consists of the following components:

1. LEDs
2. Ethernet interface X2 for connection to the PROFINET network
3. Ethernet interface X3 for connection to the Internet and the PROFICLOUD
4. USB interfaces
5. Power connector

PROFICLOUD
3.2.4 Diagnostics and status indicators
ONLINE
X4: USB X3: Internet X2: PROFINET

X5: USB
Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD coupler
Table 3-7 Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD coupler
Designation Color State Description

on Error due to processor overtemperature
orange
off Processor temperature is OK.
ERROR The PROFICLOUD coupler was shut down due to processor over-
on
red temperature.
off Processor temperature is OK.
on Connection to the PROFICLOUD is OK.
flashing No connection to the PROFICLOUD
ONLINE green The PROFICLOUD coupler is switched off
off or
the PROFICLOUD service is not being executed.
off CompactFlash® card inactive
CF green
flashing CompactFlash® card active
off Supply voltage is not present or is too low.
PWR green
on Supply voltage is present.

Device descriptions
3.2.5 Power connector
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Figure 3-8 Power connector terminal points
Table 3-8 Power connector terminal points

Terminal point Assignment
+ 24 V DC (19.2 V DC ... 28.8 V DC)
- 0 V DC
 Functional earth ground

PROFICLOUD
3.2.6 Web-based management (WBM)
In the web-based management (WBM) of the PROFICLOUD coupler, you can access dy-
namic information and modify certain device settings.
The WBM is called up via Ethernet interface X2 (Ethernet interface for connection to the
PROFINET network; see item 2 in Figure 3-7).
3.2.6.1 Establishing a connection with the WBM

To establish a connection with the WBM, proceed as follows:
• Open the web browser on your PC.
• Enter the following IP address: http://192.168.0.10 (default IP address of Ethernet inter-
face X2).
The login dialog of the WBM is opened (see Figure 3-9).
Forgotten the IP address? If you have already changed the IP address (see Section ““Network settings of the PROFI-
CLOUD coupler” section”) and have forgotten it, proceed as follows:
• Delete the PROFINET name of the PROFICLOUD coupler to reset the device.
• Restart the device.
The device can now be reached again under the default IP address: http://192.168.0.10.
3.2.6.2 Logging in
To access the WBM, you must log in.
Figure 3-9 Login dialog box of the WBM
• Enter the password “private” into the input field.
Recommended:
Only use the password “private” for the initial login. Once you have logged in successfully,
change the password to prevent unauthorized access.
For information on changing the password, refer to Section 3.2.6.3.
You can only log in as the user “Admin”.

This user name cannot be modified. No additional users can be created.
• Click the “Log-in” button to log into the WBM.
Forgotten your password? If you have already changed the password (see Section 3.2.6.3) and have forgotten it,
please contact the Phoenix Contact service hotline.

Device descriptions
3.2.6.3 Overview – the “Overview” page

After successfully logging in, the overview page of the WBM is displayed.
Figure 3-10 WBM – “Overview” page
The “Overview” page is divided into four sections:

1. General
2. Operating state and log messages of the PROFICLOUD coupler
3. Options to reboot, power off or reset the device, as well as log messages of the Linux
operating system on the PROFICLOUD coupler
4. Network settings of the PROFICLOUD coupler
“General” section
UUID UUID of the PROFICLOUD coupler which the WBM you are
currently logged into relates to
Status Registration status of the PROFICLOUD coupler in the

PROFICLOUD

PROFICLOUD
Deregister Deregister the device from the PROFICLOUD

• Click on the “Deregister” link.
• Confirm the subsequent safety prompt by clicking the
“Deregister” button in order to deregister the device from
the PROFICLOUD
or
• Click on the “Cancel” button to cancel deregistration.
If you have responded to the safety prompt by clicking “Dereg-
ister”, the PROFICLOUD coupler is restarted. After restarting,
the device is deregistered from the PROFICLOUD and can be
registered in another account.
Change Password Change the login password

Proceed as follows to change the login password:
• Click on the “Change Password” link.
The page “Overview/Change Password” is opened.
• Enter the current password in the “Current password” input
field.
• Enter the desired new password in the “New password” in-
put field.
Permissible characters:
– a ... z
– A ... Z
– 0 ... 9
Recommended:
• Use a combination of upper-case letters,
lower-case letters, and digits for the pass-
word.
The password should be at least 6 characters
long.
• Enter the desired password again in the “Confirm pass-

word” input field.
• Click the “Change password” button to complete the pass-
word change
or
• click the “Cancel” button to cancel the password change.

Device descriptions
“Operating state and log messages of the PROFICLOUD coupler” section
Cloud Coupler Service Operating state of the PROFICLOUD coupler

green: Device is ready for operation; an application pro-
gram is running
yellow: Device is booting
red: Device is switched off
PROFICLOUD Connection status of the PROFICLOUD coupler to the

PROFICLOUD
green: Connection to the PROFICLOUD available
yellow: Connection to the PROFICLOUD is being estab-
lished
red: No connection to the PROFICLOUD
Internet Status of the PROFICLOUD coupler Internet connection

green: Internet connection available
yellow: –
red: No Internet connection
“More details and Cou- Log messages of the PROFICLOUD coupler

pler log messages are • Click on the link “here” to display the 50 most recent log
available here.” messages of the PROFICLOUD coupler.
The “Overview/Coupler Status Details” page is opened (see
Figure 3-11).
• Click the “Download Complete Log” button to save all log
messages of the PROFICLOUD coupler as a log file.

PROFICLOUD
Figure 3-11 Log messages of the PROFICLOUD coupler

Device descriptions
“Options to reboot, power off, or reset the device, as well as log messages of the
Linux operating system on the PROFICLOUD coupler” section
Reboot Coupler Restart the PROFICLOUD coupler

• Click this button to restart the device.
• Confirm the subsequent safety prompt by clicking the “Re-
boot” button in order to restart the device.
Power Off Coupler Switch off the PROFICLOUD coupler

• Click this button to switch off the device.
• Confirm the subsequent safety prompt by clicking the
“Power Off” button in order to switch off the device.
Reset Coupler Reset the PROFICLOUD coupler

• Click this button to reset the device to factory settings.
• Confirm the subsequent safety prompt by clicking the “Re-
set” button
or
• click on the “Cancel” button to cancel the reset.
“System log messages Log messages of the Linux operating system of the
are available here.” PROFICLOUD coupler
• Click on the link “here” to display the 50 most recent log
messages of the Linux operating system.
The “Overview/Log Viewer” page is opened (see Figure 3-12).
• Click the “Download Complete Log” button to save all log
messages of the Linux operating system as a log file.
Figure 3-12 Log messages of the Linux operating system

PROFICLOUD
“Network settings of the PROFICLOUD coupler” section
PROFINET adapter Shows the MAC address and IP address of Ethernet interface
(eth0) X2 (Ethernet interface for connection to the PROFINET net-
work; see item 2 in Figure 3-7).
Internet adapter (eth1) Shows the MAC address and IP address of Ethernet interface
X3 (Ethernet interface for connection to the Internet and the
PROFICLOUD; see item 3 in Figure 3-7).
Configure Configure network settings

• Click this button to configure the network settings (see Sec-
tion “Configuring network settings”).

Device descriptions
Configuring network set- The network settings are configured in WBM from the “Overview/Network Configuration”
tings page.
Figure 3-13 WBM – the “Overview/Network Configuration” page
PROFINET adapter Settings for Ethernet interface X2 (see item 2 in Figure 3-7)
(eth0)
MAC MAC address of Ethernet interface X2

PROFICLOUD
Dynamic IP Config- Type of IP address assignment

uration via DHCP/ • Select the IP address assignment method from the drop-
Static IP Configura- down list.
tion
The IP address can be assigned dynamically via DHCP or stat-
ically (manually).
Address, Netmask, If you have selected “Static IP Configuration” from the drop-
Gateway down list:
• Enter the IP address in the input field.
• If necessary, enter the subnet mask and gateway.
Internet adapter (eth1) Settings for Ethernet interface X3 (see item 3 in Figure 3-7)
MAC MAC address of Ethernet interface X3
Dynamic IP Config- Type of IP address assignment

uration via DHCP/ • Select the IP address assignment method from the drop-
Static IP Configura- down list.
tion
The IP address can be assigned dynamically via DHCP or stat-
ically (manually).
Address, Netmask, If you have selected “Static IP Configuration” from the drop-
Gateway down list:
• Enter the IP address in the input field.
• If necessary, enter the subnet mask and gateway.
Nameserver 1/2 DNS server

• If necessary, enter the IP addresses of up to two DNS serv-
ers.
Use proxy to con- Use a proxy server

nect to the Internet • Activate this check box if you would like to use a proxy serv-
er for connecting to the Internet.
Proxy Type, Proxy If you have activated the check box “Use proxy to connect to the
IP, Proxy Port, Internet”:
Proxy Login, Proxy • In the input fields, enter all the information necessary for
Password using the proxy server.
Save Configuration Save your settings

• Click this button to save the network settings.

Device descriptions
3.2.7 Renewing TLS certificates
The encryption protocol TLS (Transport Layer Security) is used to ensure secure communi-
cation between the PROFICLOUD coupler and the PROFICLOUD. Both the PROFICLOUD
and PROFICLOUD couplers must each have a valid TLS certificate.
TLS certificates are not valid indefinitely and must be renewed before expiry:
– The TLS certificate of the PROFICLOUD is automatically renewed by Phoenix Contact.
– The TLS certificate of the PROFICLOUD coupler is renewed by a firmware update of
the device. The validity period of the TLS certificate is indicated in the log messages of
the PROFICLOUD coupler under the “ROOT CA Certificate Expiration Date” section
(see Figure 3-11).
3.2.8 Updating the firmware
Proceed as follows to update the firmware of the PROFICLOUD coupler:
Preparing the USB stick • Make sure that the USB stick is formatted with the FAT32 file format.
• Extract the zipped firmware update file on the USB stick.
The firmware update file can be downloaded via the product at
phoenixcontact.net/products.
Performing the update • Shut down the PROFICLOUD coupler.

• Insert the USB stick in either of the two USB interfaces on the device.
• Switch on the PROFICLOUD coupler.
The firmware update is started automatically. The ONLINE LED flashes quickly while the
firmware update is running.
Please note:
The USB stick must remain inserted during the update process. It may not be removed.
Once the update process is complete, the ONLINE LED goes out and the PROFICLOUD
coupler is shut down automatically.
• Remove the USB stick from the device.
• Switch on the PROFICLOUD coupler.
The firmware of the PROFICLOUD coupler has now been updated. In addition, the TLS cer-
tificate of the PROFICLOUD coupler has been renewed (see Section 3.2.7).

PROFICLOUD

Mounting and power supply of the hardware
4 Mounting and power supply of the hardware
4.1 PROFICLOUD device AXC CLOUD-PRO
The hardware of the PROFICLOUD device corresponds largely to that of the AXC 1050
controller.
For additional information on the mounting and removal of the PROFICLOUD device,
please refer to the “Installing and operating the AXC 1050 and AXC 1050 XC controllers”
user manual. The user manual can be downloaded at phoenixcontact.net/products.
4.1.1 Safety notes for mounting

The PROFICLOUD device is automatically grounded when it is snapped onto a

grounded DIN rail.
On the back of the PROFICLOUD device there are two FE springs that make contact with
the DIN rail when the device is placed on the DIN rail.
NOTE: Electrical damage due to inadequate external protection – no safe fuse trip
in the event of an error
• Protect the supply voltage externally in accordance with the connected load (number
of Axioline F devices/amount of logic current consumption for each device).
• Make sure the external fuse blows safely in the event of an error.
NOTE: Electrical damage

• Before working on the station, the PROFICLOUD device or a module, disconnect the
power to the station.
• Make sure that the supply voltage cannot be switched on again by unauthorized per-
sons.
NOTE: Damage to the contacts when tilting

If the modules tilt, you can damage the contacts.
• Place the modules onto the DIN rail vertically. You must also remove them from the
DIN rail vertically.
NOTE: Device failure

The device is designed for mounting on a horizontal DIN rail in a control cabinet. If you do
not mount the device on a horizontal DIN rail in a control cabinet, the device’s degree of
protection is not ensured. In such cases, this can lead to device failure.
• Mount the device as described in Section 4.1.2 in order to ensure the device’s degree
of protection.

PROFICLOUD

The device is designed for a specific ambient temperature range (see Section 6.1). If you
operate, store or transport the device in ambient temperatures that are not within the
specified range, this may lead to device failure.
• Observe the specified ambient temperature range.
4.1.2 Mounting
• Disconnect the power to the station.
Mounting the bus base • First place the bus base module for the AXC CLOUD-PRO and all bus base modules
modules necessary for the station on the DIN rail (A).
• Push each subsequent bus base module into the connection of the previous bus base
module (B).
B
Figure 4-1 Mounting the bus base modules
Snapping the • Place the AXC CLOUD-PRO vertically on the first bus base module and the DIN rail un-
AXC CLOUD-PRO into til it snaps into place with a click.
place • Make sure that the device connector for the bus base connection is situated above the
corresponding socket on the bus base module.
Figure 4-2 Snapping the AXC CLOUD-PRO into place

Connecting Ethernet • Connect the Ethernet network to the RJ45 socket.

Once the power supply is connected and the AXC CLOUD-PRO is connected to the Inter-
net, the AXC CLOUD-PRO couples automatically with the PROFICLOUD.
Figure 4-3 Connecting Ethernet
Connecting the supply • Observe the information in Section “Supply plug” on page 21 for assembly of the supply
plug cables plug.
• Strip 8 mm of the wire. Fit a ferrule to the wire, if required.
Solid wire/ferrule
• Use the ferrules in accordance with the specifications in the UM EN AXL F SYS INST
user manual.
• Make sure the ferrules are properly crimped.
• Insert the cable in the terminal point. It is clamped automatically.
Figure 4-4 Connecting a solid cable

PROFICLOUD
Stranded cable
• Open the spring by pressing on the spring lever with a screwdriver (A).
• Insert the cable in the terminal point (B).
• Remove the screwdriver to secure the cable.
Recommended:
Bladed screwdriver, blade width of 2.5 mm (e.g., SZS 0.4x2.5, Order No. 1205037)
A
B
Figure 4-5 Connecting a stranded cable
Connecting the supply • Place the plug vertically into its position and press firmly.
plug • Make sure that the locking latch snaps in.
Figure 4-6 Connecting the supply plug

4.1.3 Sizing of the power supply
Choose a power supply unit that is suitable for the currents in your application. The selection
depends on the bus configuration and the resulting maximum currents.
A power supply without a fall-back characteristic curve must be used for correct op-
eration of the PROFICLOUD device (see Figure 4-8).
When the PROFICLOUD device is switched on, an increased switch-on current is tempo-
rarily triggered. The PROFICLOUD device behaves like a capacitive load when it is
switched on.
WARNING: Loss of electrical safety when using unsuitable power supplies

The AXC CLOUD-PRO is designed exclusively for protective extra-low voltage (PELV)
operation according to EN 60204-1. Only PELV according to the defined standard may be
used for supply purposes.
The following applies to the network (PROFINET) and the I/O devices used in it:
Only use power supply units that meet EN 61204 and that ensure safe isolation with PELV
according to EN 50178 or EN 61010-2-201. Short-circuits between primary and second-
ary sides are prevented in these power supply units.
Some electronically controlled power supplies have a fall-back characteristic curve (see
Figure 4-7). They are not suitable for operation with capacitive loads.
Overload range
with fall-back
Overload range
UOUT UOUT
characteristic curve without fall-back
[V] [ V] characteristic curve
24 24
I OUT I OUT
IN [A] [ A]
1.1 x I N 2.4 x I N IN 1.5 x I N
6219B070 6219B071
Figure 4-7 Overload range with fall-back characteristic Figure 4-8 Overload range without fall-back charac-
curve teristic curve

PROFICLOUD
4.1.4 Connecting the power supply
Power the PROFICLOUD device with an external 24 V DC voltage supply. The permissible
voltage ranges from 19.2 V DC to 30 V DC (ripple included).
The power consumption of the PROFICLOUD device at 24 V DC is typically 3 W (no local
bus devices connected).
Only use power supplies that are suitable for operation with capacitive loads (increased
switch-on current) (see Section “Sizing of the power supply” on page 43).
1. Connect the power supply to the supply plug, as described in Section “Mounting” on
page 40.
Please observe the information in Section “Supply plug” on page 21.
2. Switch on the power supply.
– Behavior of the device LEDs when switching on for the first time (default setting):
– The UL LED lights up. The FAIL LED flashes briefly then the DBG LED flashes for
around 30 seconds. Then the D LED is permanently on and the RUN LED starts
flashing.
– If the PROFICLOUD device is connected to the PC Worx software online, and you
have entered the MAC address of the AXC CLOUD-PRO in the “IP Settings” tab in
the “Device Details” window and the BootP server is also activated in PC Worx, the
DBG LED will only flash for around 10 seconds. Then the D LED is permanently on
and the RUN LED starts flashing.
– Behavior of the device LEDs when a program is present on the AXC CLOUD-PRO and
the IP address settings have been assigned:
The FAIL LED lights up briefly then the DBG LED starts flashing. When the
AXC CLOUD-PRO starts up without errors, the DBG LED goes out after around
30 seconds and the RUN and D LEDs are permanently on.
The AXC CLOUD-PRO is now fully initialized.
If the LEDs do not light up or do not start flashing, there is a serious error in the
AXC CLOUD-PRO. In this case, please contact Phoenix Contact.
4.1.5 Assigning the PROFINET device name
The PROFINET device name is the unique identification for the device in the PROFINET
network. The PROFINET device name must be known to the device before it can be used
in the PROFINET network or via the PROFICLOUD.
• Assign a unique and meaningful PROFINET device name for the AXC CLOUD-PRO.

4.2 PROFICLOUD coupler CLOUD COUPLER-PRO
4.2.1 Safety notes for mounting

NOTE: Electrical damage

• Before working on the device, disconnect power from the PROFICLOUD coupler.
• Make sure that the supply voltage cannot be switched on again by unauthorized per-
sons.

The device is designed to be powered by an external 24 V DC voltage supply. The per-
missible voltage ranges from 19.2 V DC to 30 V DC (ripple included). If the voltage ex-
ceeds or falls below the permissible voltage range, this may lead to device failure.
• Power the device with an external 24 V DC voltage supply.
NOTE: Component breakage and/or short circuit

If you insert the device connectors into sockets other than those intended, this may lead
to components being broken and/or device short circuit.
• Insert all device connectors into the relevant designated sockets only.

The device is designed for mounting on a horizontal DIN rail in a control cabinet. If you do
not mount the device on a horizontal DIN rail in a control cabinet, the device’s degree of
protection is not ensured. In such cases, this can lead to device failure.
• Mount the device as described in Section 4.2.2 in order to ensure the device’s degree
of protection.

The device is designed for a specific ambient temperature range (see Section 6.2). If you
operate, store or transport the device in ambient temperatures that are not within the
specified range, this may lead to device failure.
• Observe the specified ambient temperature range.
The PROFICLOUD coupler is grounded via the terminal point  of the power con-
nector.
Connect the terminal point  of the power connector with the functional earth ground.
Please note:
The USB ports are designed for connecting a USB stick in order to perform firmware up-
dates. The USB ports are not designed for connecting other I/O devices.

PROFICLOUD
4.2.2 Mounting
• Disconnect the power to the PROFICLOUD coupler.

• Make sure there is sufficient clearance for routing cables to the connections.
Preparing for mounting in • Verify mounting clearances within the control cabinet.
the control cabinet Typically, leave at least 5 cm on each side. Depending on cable routing, additional
space may be required.
• Make sure that there is adequate space around the heatsink (on the back of the
PROFICLOUD coupler) and that the air inlets and outlets provide sufficient cooling.
Snapping the • Angle the CLOUD COUPLER-PRO on the DIN rail so that the top edge of the mounting
CLOUD COUPLER-PRO plate hangs on the top edge of the DIN rail.
into place • Rotate the CLOUD COUPLER-PRO downwards against the lower edge of the DIN rail.
Push on the device until it snaps into place.
• Secure the device on the DIN rail with suitable end brackets.
Figure 4-9 Snapping the CLOUD COUPLER-PRO into place

Connecting the PROFINET • Connect the local PROFINET network with an Ethernet cable to the “PROFINET” RJ45
network socket.
E
LIN
ON
ET
F IN
RO
:P
X2
t
r ne
te
: In
X3
SB
: U SB
X45: U
X
106496A002
Figure 4-10 Connecting the PROFINET network
Connecting the Internet • Connect the Internet with an Ethernet cable to the “Internet” RJ45 socket.
E
LIN
ON
ET
FIN
RO
:P
X2
n et
t er
: In
X3
SB
: U SB
X45: U
X
106496A003
Figure 4-11 Connecting the Internet

PROFICLOUD
Connecting the power • Observe the information in Section “Power connector” on page 27 for assembly of the
connector cables power connector.
• Power the PROFICLOUD coupler with an external 24 V DC voltage supply.

The permissible voltage ranges from 19.2 V DC to 30 V DC (ripple included).
• Strip approx. 100 mm off the outer sheath and approx. 7 mm off the wires.
• If necessary fit ferrules to the wires.
• Insert the wires into the terminal point (A).
• Tighten the screw above the corresponding terminal point using a screwdriver (B);
maximum tightening torque: 0.5 Nm.
100
A
106496A004
Figure 4-12 Connecting the power connector cables
Inserting the power con- • Insert the power connector into its position on the CLOUD COUPLER-PRO.
nector • Secure the power connector in place on the CLOUD COUPLER-PRO housing with the
designated connector screws.
E
LIN
ON
ET
FIN
RO
:P
X2
et
rn
te
: In
X3
SB
: U SB
X45: U
X
Figure 4-13 Inserting the power connector

PROFICLOUD web interface
5 PROFICLOUD web interface

The web interface allows you to configure all components of your PROFICLOUD applica-
tion. The web interface is available in English.
5.1 License model
In order to use devices in the PROFICLOUD, you will need a valid runtime license for each
account. Various paid runtime licenses are available with different balances.
License for an account A license for an account includes a balance of a certain number of units. For each con-
nected PROFICLOUD device, one unit is deducted from this balance every hour.
Four different runtime licenses for an account are available (for ordering data, see Section
“Accessories” on page 84).
License for a virtual In order to use a virtual PROFICLOUD device, you will need a license for each
PROFICLOUD device PROFICLOUD service. Two different runtime licenses for PROFICLOUD services are avail-
able (for ordering data, see Section “Accessories” on page 84).
A UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) is printed on the license card. The UUID is used for:
– activating the PROFICLOUD service or registering the PROFICLOUD device in the
PROFICLOUD (see Section 5.5.1)
and, if necessary, for:
– topping up the balance (see Section 5.5.2).
The license includes a balance of 720 units. This equates to 30 days of usage time.
In order to use a virtual PROFICLOUD device over a longer period, you will need a license
for an account (see above).
PROFICLOUD services provide input and output process data. For information on the
specific process data, please refer to appendix A.
License for a The license required is printed on the hardware of a PROFICLOUD device in the form of a
PROFICLOUD device UUID (Universally Unique Identifier). The UUID is used for:
– registering the PROFICLOUD device in the PROFICLOUD (see Section 5.5.1)
and, if necessary, for:
– topping up the balance (see Section 5.5.2).
The license includes a balance of 720 units. This equates to 30 days of usage time.
In order to use a PROFICLOUD device over a longer period, you will need a license for an
account (see above).

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5.2 Establishing a connection with the PROFICLOUD

web interface
To establish a connection with the PROFICLOUD web interface, proceed as follows:

• Open the web browser on your PC.
• Enter the following address: https://www.proficloud.net.
The homepage of the PROFICLOUD is opened (see Figure 5-2 on page 53).
5.3 Registration
Only registered users may access the PROFICLOUD. To register as a user, proceed as fol-
lows:
• Click the “Register now!” link on the homepage.
The “User Registration” page is opened.
Figure 5-1 The “User Registration” page

Desired login name Enter a user name

• Enter the desired user name (4 ... 20 characters) in
the “Login” input field.
– a ... z
– A ... Z
– 0 ... 9
– -
– _
– .
Your email address Enter your email address

• Enter your email address in the “Email” input field.
Re-type your email ad- Repeat your email address

dress • Enter your email address again in the “Email” input
field.
Choose your password Enter the password

• Enter the desired password in the “Password” input
field.
– a ... z
– A ... Z
– 0 ... 9
Above the input field, the interface will then indicate
whether the password you have chosen is secure (“Your
password is strong.”) or not secure (“Your password is
weak.”).
You are not permitted to choose a password that is not se-
cure.
Recommended:
word.
long.
Confirm your password Repeat password

• Enter the desired password again in the “Password”
input field.

PROFICLOUD
I have read and accept Terms and conditions of use

the Terms of Use • Open the PROFICLOUD terms and conditions of use
by clicking on the “Terms of Use” link.
• Read through the terms and conditions of use careful-
ly.
• Activate the adjacent check box if you accept the
terms and conditions of use.
You may only register once you have accepted

the terms and conditions of use.
Register Register
• Click this button to complete the registration.
Once you have completed registration, you can then log
into the PROFICLOUD (see Section 5.4).
Cancel Cancel
• Click this button to cancel registration.

5.4 Signing in
To access the PROFICLOUD, you must sign in. To sign in, go to the homepage.
Figure 5-2 Homepage
Login Enter your user name

• Enter your user name in the “Login” input field.
Password Enter the password

• Enter your password in the “Password” input field.
Sign In Sign in
• Click the “Sign In” button to sign into the PROFICLOUD.
The “Overview” page (see Section 5.5.1) is opened.
When signing in for the first time after registration, the “Over-
view” page opens for the “Default Account”.
Forgotten your password? If you have forgotten your password, proceed as follows:
• Click the “Forgot your password?” link on the homepage.

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• In the next page entitled “Password Reset Request”, enter the email address you spec-
ified during registration (see Section 5.3) into the “Email” input field.
• Then click the “Reset Password” button.
Shortly after you will receive an email with the subject “PROFICLOUD - Password reset”.
• Open the email.
• Click the link inside the email.
The “Password Reset” page of the PROFICLOUD web interface is opened.
Figure 5-3 “Password Reset” page
• Enter the desired password in the “New password” input field.

– a ... z
– A ... Z
– 0 ... 9
Above the input field, the interface will then indicate whether the password you have chosen
is secure (“Your password is strong.”) or not secure (“Your password is weak.”).
You are not permitted to choose a password that is not secure.
Recommended:
• Use a combination of upper-case letters, lower-case letters, and digits for the pass-
word.
The password should be at least 8 characters long.
• Enter the desired password again in the “Confirm password” input field.
• Click the “Change Password” button to complete the password change.
Once you have finished changing the password, you can log into the PROFICLOUD with
your user name and new password.

5.5 Account Menu
The “Account Menu” allows you to view all information regarding this account and change
various account settings. You can also register all PROFICLOUD couplers and
PROFICLOUD devices in the PROFICLOUD via the “Account Menu”.
5.5.1 Device overview and configuration – the “Overview” page
Before you can use devices in the PROFICLOUD, you must register the devices in the
PROFICLOUD.
The currently registered devices and their connection statuses are displayed in the “Over-
view” page.
Figure 5-4 The “Overview” page (in the example, the “Koppler” [coupler]
PROFICLOUD coupler is already registered, but is not online)
Devices Online Connection status of already registered devices

Indicates the number of registered PROFICLOUD devices or
couplers which are online.
PROFICLOUD couplers to which no PROFICLOUD

device is assigned will go offline.
PROFICLOUD devices which are not assigned to
any PROFICLOUD couplers are offline.

PROFICLOUD
Account Balance Indicates the current balance of the runtime license of the ac-
count.
Search Search for a device

• Enter the name or UUID of the PROFICLOUD device or
coupler you want to search for.
View Display filter

You can set a filter in order to show only certain devices.
• Select the desired filter from the drop-down list.
Add Register a PROFICLOUD device/coupler in the PROFICLOUD

See Section “Registering a device”
Page 1 ... x Page of the device overview displayed

30 devices are displayed in each page in the device overview.
You can switch between the individual pages of the device
overview using the and buttons.
Registering a device • Click the “Add” button.

The “Add Coupler or Device” window is opened.
Figure 5-5 “Add Coupler or Device” window
• Enter the desired name for the device in the “New Name” input field (“Device1” in the
example in Figure 5-5).
• Enter the UUID of the device in the “UUID of Coupler or Device” input field.
The UUID is either indicated on the license card or printed directly on the hardware.
• Click the “Register” button to register the device in the PROFICLOUD
or
• click the “Cancel” button to cancel registration.
The new registered device (in the example: the PROFICLOUD device “Device1”) is now dis-
played in the “Overview” page.

Figure 5-6 “Overview” page with registered PROFICLOUD coupler and device
Assigning the In order to use a PROFICLOUD device, the PROFICLOUD device must be assigned to a
PROFICLOUD device PROFICLOUD coupler. You can register any number of PROFICLOUD couplers and assign
a maximum of 15 PROFICLOUD devices to each PROFICLOUD coupler.
The devices are assigned on the “Overview” page via the PROFICLOUD coupler:
• Click the desired PROFICLOUD coupler from the “Overview” page.

PROFICLOUD
The “Overview/Connections” page is opened.
Figure 5-7 “Overview/Connections” page
• Enter the name or UUID of the PROFICLOUD device you want to assign to the
PROFICLOUD coupler.
• Then click the button to connect the PROFICLOUD device to the PROFICLOUD
coupler and complete the device assignment.
The assigned PROFICLOUD device is now displayed in the “Overview/Connections” page
below the PROFICLOUD coupler.
Figure 5-8 “Overview/Connections” page of the “Koppler” [coupler] PROFICLOUD

coupler with the assigned PROFICLOUD device “Device1”

A PROFICLOUD coupler goes online automatically as soon as at least one PROFICLOUD

device is assigned to it. A PROFICLOUD device goes online automatically as soon as it has
been assigned to a PROFICLOUD coupler.
Disconnecting a To disconnect an assigned PROFICLOUD device from the PROFICLOUD coupler, proceed
PROFICLOUD device from as follows:
the PROFICLOUD coupler • In the “Overview” page, click the PROFICLOUD coupler to which the PROFICLOUD
device to be disconnected is assigned.
The “Overview/Connections” page is opened (see Figure 5-8).
• In the row of the PROFICLOUD device to be disconnected, click the button to dis-
connect the PROFICLOUD device from the PROFICLOUD coupler.
The PROFICLOUD device is now no longer linked with the PROFICLOUD coupler, but con-
tinues to be registered in the PROFICLOUD and displayed in the “Overview” page. If re-
quired, you can reassign the PROFICLOUD device to a PROFICLOUD coupler.
Exchanging an assigned To exchange an assigned PROFICLOUD device, proceed as follows:

PROFICLOUD device • In the “Overview” page, click the PROFICLOUD coupler to which the PROFICLOUD
device to be exchanged is assigned.
The “Overview/Connections” page is opened (see Figure 5-8).
• In the row of the PROFICLOUD device to be exchanged, click the button.
The “Exchange Device” window is opened.
Figure 5-9 “Exchange Device” window
• Enter the UUID of the exchange device in the “UUID of Exchange Device” input field.
The UUID is either indicated on the license card or printed directly on the hardware.
• Click the “Exchange” button to exchange the old PROFICLOUD device for the new de-
vice
or
• click the “Cancel” button to cancel the exchange.

PROFICLOUD
Changing the device name If necessary, you can change the name and the icon of a PROFICLOUD device/coupler dis-
and/or icon played in the “Overview” page. To do this, proceed as follows:
• In the “Overview” page, click the PROFICLOUD device or the PROFICLOUD coupler
or
• in the “Overview” page, click the PROFICLOUD coupler and then click the name of the
assigned PROFICLOUD device
or
• in the “Overview” page, click the PROFICLOUD device and then click the name of the
PROFICLOUD coupler to which the PROFICLOUD device is assigned.
• Click the button.
The “Edit Device” window is opened.
Figure 5-10 “Edit Device” window (here: of the PROFICLOUD coupler named “Koppler”
[coupler])
• Enter the desired name (1 ... 50 characters) of the device in the “Device Name” input
field.
– a ... z
– A ... Z
– 0 ... 9
– Special characters
• In the “Select Icon for Device” drop-down list, select the icon with which the device is to
be displayed in the PROFICLOUD.
• Click the “Save” button to save the changes
or
• click the “Cancel” button to discard the changes.
Deleting a device You can delete PROFICLOUD devices or PROFICLOUD couplers that you no longer re-
quire. This removes them completely from the PROFICLOUD. In order to use a deleted de-
vice again in the PROFICLOUD, you must register the device again in the PROFICLOUD
(see Section “Registering a device”).
To delete a device, proceed as follows:
• In the “Overview” page, click the PROFICLOUD device or PROFICLOUD coupler you
want to delete
or

• in the “Overview” page, click the PROFICLOUD coupler and then click the name of the
assigned PROFICLOUD device you want to delete
or
• in the “Overview” page, click the PROFICLOUD device and then click the name of the
PROFICLOUD coupler you want to delete.
• Click the button.
The “Remove Device from Current Account” window is opened.
Figure 5-11 “Remove Device from Current Account” window (here: of the
PROFICLOUD coupler named “Koppler” [coupler])
• Click the “Remove” button to delete the device from the PROFICLOUD
or
• click the “Cancel” button to cancel the deletion process.
Please note:
If you delete a PROFICLOUD coupler to which PROFICLOUD devices are still assigned,
you must assign the PROFICLOUD devices to another PROFICLOUD coupler or cou-
plers after the deletion process in order to continue using the PROFICLOUD devices.

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5.5.2 Managing your balance – the “Balance” page
To use devices in the PROFICLOUD, you will need a balance with units for each account.
Various paid runtime licenses are available with different balances (see Section “License
model” on page 49). For each connected PROFICLOUD device of an account, one unit is
deducted from this balance every hour.
Your current balance is displayed in the “Balance” page.
Figure 5-12 The “Balance” page
Current Balance Indicates the current balance of the runtime license.
Please note:
If your balance has run out (0 units), all
PROFICLOUD devices of the account will go
offline.
The PROFICLOUD devices automatically go
online again once the balance is topped up and
units are available again.
Connected Remote Indicates the number of PROFICLOUD devices currently con-

Devices nected.
Billing Amount Per Indicates the number of units that are deducted from your bal-
Hour ance per hour.

Time Left Indicates the number of days and hours left until your balance
runs out, based on your current consumption of units. The date
and time that will be reached with the current balance are also
displayed.
Redeem Voucher Top up balance

• Enter the ID of the runtime license in the input field.
• Click the “Redeem” button.
Your balance is topped up. All information relating to the bal-
ance is updated in the “Balance” page.

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5.5.3 Managing users – the “Users” page
In the “Users” page, you can manage the users of an account.
Figure 5-13 The “Users” page
Account User List Lists the email addresses of the account users.
You can remove a user from the account by clicking the corre-
sponding button.
Invite New User Invite new users

• Enter the email address of the user in the “Email” input field.
• Click the “Invite” button.
Shortly after, the user you invited will receive an email.
If the user is already registered in the PROFICLOUD, the user
will be notified in the email that he/she has been invited to join
a new account. The user can then switch to this account (see
Section 5.6.2) if he/she is logged into the PROFICLOUD (see
Section 5.4).
If the user is not yet registered in the PROFICLOUD, the email
will contain a link to the “User Registration” page (see
Section 5.3). After registering, the user can log into the
PROFICLOUD (see Section 5.4). After logging in, the “Over-
view” page (see Section 5.5.1) of the account to which he/she
was invited is displayed to the user.

5.5.4 Notifications – the “Notifications” page
It is possible to be notified by email when certain events occur. In the “Notifications” page
you can define which events you would like to be automatically notified about by email.
Figure 5-14 The “Notifications” page
Select Event Event which warrants a notification by email

• Select the event from the drop-down list (see Table 5-1).
• If necessary, enter the required information in the subse-
quent input field.
• Then click the “Add” button.
You will then be notified by email if the event occurs.
Notification List Overview of events warranting notification by email

You can remove an event by clicking the corresponding
button. You will then no longer be notified of the event by email.

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Table 5-1 shows which events warrant notification by email and what information is addi-
tionally required for them.
Table 5-1 Possible events and required additional information
Event Required additional infor- Description

mation
None – You will not receive notifications by email regarding any
event occurring (default setting).
Monthly account report – You receive an email on the last day of each month con-
taining information on your current balance. The informa-
tion corresponds to that of the “Balance” page (see
Section 5.5.2).
Account will be out of funds Notification interval in days You receive an email in the selected notification interval
detailing when your balance is forecast to run out.
Account is out of funds – You receive an email notifying you that your balance has
run out.
Device went online UUID of the relevant You receive an email notifying you that the relevant
PROFICLOUD device PROFICLOUD device has established an Internet connec-
tion to the PROFICLOUD.
Device went offline UUID of the relevant You receive an email notifying you that the relevant
PROFICLOUD device PROFICLOUD device has lost the Internet connection to
the PROFICLOUD.

5.5.5 Renaming the account – the “Rename” page
In the “Rename” page, you can change the name of the account you are logged into.
Figure 5-15 The “Rename” page
New Account Name New name of the account

• Enter the desired name (1 ... 30 characters) in the input
field.
– a ... z
– A ... Z
– 0 ... 9
New Description Description of the account

• If necessary, enter a description (0 ... 255 characters) of
the account in the input field.
Save Save changes

• Click this button to save the new name of the account.
Cancel Cancel
• Click this button to cancel renaming the account.

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5.5.6 Deleting an account – the “Delete” page
In the “Delete” page, you can delete the account you are logged into.
Figure 5-16 The “Delete” page
Current Balance Indicates the current balance of the runtime license of the ac-
count.
Please note:
If you delete an account, you will forfeit the balance of
your runtime license for this account.
However, you can use the remaining balance for an-
other account. To do this, you will automatically re-
ceive an email after the deletion process containing a
new UUID you can use to transfer the remaining bal-
ance to another account (see Section 5.5.2).

Delete Delete account

• Click this button to delete the account.
Please note:
You may only delete an account if you are the only
user of this account.
If there are multiple account users, you must remove
them from the account (see Section 5.5.3) before you
can delete it.
Cancel Cancel
• Click this button to cancel the deletion of the account.

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5.6 User Menu
In the “User Menu” you can create new accounts, switch between accounts, and change
your user preferences.
5.6.1 Creating an account – the “Create Account” page
In the “Create Account” page, you can create new accounts.
Please note:
In order to use devices in the PROFICLOUD, you will need a valid runtime license for
each account. Runtime licenses are subject to a fee.
Figure 5-17 The “Create Account” page
Account Name Name of the account

• Enter the desired name (1 ... 30 characters) in the input
field.
– a ... z
– A ... Z
– 0 ... 9

Description Description of the account

• If necessary, enter a description (0 ... 255 characters) of
the account in the input field.
Create Create an account

• Click this button to create a new account.
Create and Switch Create an account and switch to the newly created account
• Click this button to create a new account and switch direct-
ly to this newly created account.
Cancel Cancel
• Click this button to cancel the creation of the account.

PROFICLOUD
5.6.2 Switching account – the “Switch Account” page
In the “Switch Account” page, you can switch between the accounts to which you are as-
signed as a user.
Figure 5-18 The “Switch Account” page
• Click the account you would like to switch to.

• Click the “Switch To” button to switch to the account.

5.6.3 Changing user preferences – the “Preferences” page
In the “Preferences” page, you can change some of your user preferences.
Figure 5-19 The “Preferences” page
Login name User name

The user name cannot be modified.
Email Change the email address

• If necessary, enter a new email address in the input field.
When entering a new email address, the previous email ad-
dress is overwritten.

PROFICLOUD
Password Change password

The current password is displayed in encrypted form in the
“Password” field.
Proceed as follows to change the current password:
• Click on the “Change Password” link.
The page “Preferences/Change Password” is opened.
• Enter the current password in the “Current password” input
field.
• Enter the desired new password in the “New password” in-
put field.
– a ... z
– A ... Z
– 0 ... 9
Above the input field, the interface will then indicate whether the
password you have chosen is secure (“Your password is
strong.”) or not secure (“Your password is weak.”).
You are not permitted to choose a password that is not secure.
Recommended:
word.
long.
• Enter the desired password again in the “Confirm pass-

word” input field.
• Click the “Change” button to complete the password
change
or
click the “Cancel” button to cancel the password change.
Language Display language of the web interface

The web interface is currently only available in English.
Timezone Select the time zone

• Select your time zone from the drop-down list.
Save Save changes to user preferences

• Click this button to save the changes made to the user pref-
erences.
Cancel Cancel
• Click this button to cancel changes to the user preferences.

Login Management In the “Login Management” section you can display a history of all actions of all users and
events in your accounts. You can also delete your user from here.
Displaying the history • In the “Login Management” section, click the “Open Journal” link.
The history (“Preferences/Journal” page) is opened.
Figure 5-20 “Preferences/Journal” page

PROFICLOUD
Event Filter Action/event filter

You can set a filter in order to only show certain actions or
events in the history.
• Select the desired filter from the drop-down list (see
Table 5-2).
The filtered history is displayed.
Page 1 ... x Page of the history displayed

30 actions or events are displayed in each page of the history.
You can switch between the individual pages of the history
using the and buttons.
Timestamp Time of the action or event
Login User name of the user who carried out a particular action or who
received a notification email about a particular event
Event Action or event
Table 5-2 shows which actions or events the history can be filtered by.
Table 5-2 Possible action/event filters for the history
Action/event filter Description

None No action/event filter (default setting)
User logged in A user has logged in.
User logged out A user has logged out.
User got registered A new user has been registered.
User email address verified The email address entered during the registration process
has been verified.
User email address change requested A user has requested a change to his/her email address.
User email address changed The email address of a user has been changed.
User password changed The password of a user has been changed.
User password reset The password of a user has been reset.
Monthly account report An email containing information on the current balance was
sent on the last day of the month.
User login deleted A user has been removed from the PROFICLOUD.
User preferences changed User preferences have been changed.
Email address verification email sent An email has been sent containing information about the
verification of the email address entered during the registra-
tion process.


Email address verification email resending An email has been re-sent containing information about the
verification of the email address entered during the registra-
tion process.
Email address verification email sending failed The email containing information about the verification of the
email address entered during the registration process failed
to send.
Notification email sent A notification email has been sent.
Notification email sending failed A notification email failed to send.
Account user invitation email sent An invitation email has been sent.
Account user invitation email sending failed The invitation email failed to send.
Account created A new account has been created.
Account creation failed Failed to create a new account
Account switched Account has been switched.
Account charged Units consumed have been deducted from an account’s bal-
ance.
Account user added A user has been added to an account.
Account some user added a user A user has been added to an account by another user.
Account some user removed a user A user has removed another user from an account.
Account edited The settings of an account have been changed.
Account edit failed Failed to change the settings of an account
Account deleted An account has been deleted.
Account deletion failed Failed to delete an account
Account balance moved The runtime license of an account has been assigned to an-
other account.
Account received balance The balance of the runtime license of another account has
been received.
Account balance transformed into a voucher The balance of the runtime license of an account has been
converted into a voucher.
A voucher was redeemed The balance of the runtime license of an account has been
topped up.
Account will be out of funds An email has been sent containing information on when the
balance of the runtime license of an account is forecast to
run out.
Account is out of funds The balance of the runtime license of an account has run
out.
Coupler connected to device A PROFICLOUD coupler has been connected with a
PROFICLOUD device.
Coupler disconnected from device A PROFICLOUD coupler has been disconnected from a
PROFICLOUD device.
Device added to account A PROFICLOUD device has been added to an account.
Device removed from account A PROFICLOUD device has been removed from an ac-
count.

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Device exchanged A PROFICLOUD device has been exchanged.
Device edited The settings of a PROFICLOUD device have been changed.
Device reset A PROFICLOUD device has been restarted.
Device went online A PROFICLOUD device has established an Internet con-
nection to the PROFICLOUD.
Device went offline A PROFICLOUD device has lost the Internet connection to
the PROFICLOUD.
Delete user • In the “Login Management” section, click the “Delete User Login” link.
The history (“Preferences/Delete User Login” page) is opened.
Figure 5-21 “Preferences/Delete User Login” page
Account Name Shows the names of the accounts in which you are the sole
user.
Account Balance Shows the current balances of the runtime licenses of the ac-
counts in which you are the sole user.

Delete Delete user

• Click this button to delete your user.
Please note:
You can only delete your user once you have re-
moved your user from the accounts in which you are
the sole user.
To do this, proceed as described in Section 5.5.3 for
all relevant accounts.
Please note:
Once you have deleted your user, you can no longer
log into the PROFICLOUD.
Cancel Cancel
• Click this button to cancel the deletion of your user.
5.7 Logging out
• Click the “Logout” button (at the top right-hand corner of each page) to log out from the
PROFICLOUD.

PROFICLOUD

Technical data and ordering data
6 Technical data and ordering data
6.1 AXC CLOUD-PRO technical data
Dimensions (nominal sizes in mm)

Width 45 mm
Height 125.9 mm
Depth 74 mm
Note on dimensions The depth is valid when a TH 35-7.5 DIN rail is used (according to EN 60715).
General data
Color Gray
Weight 225.6 g
Design Stand-alone
Mounting type DIN rail mounting
Realtime clock Yes
Ambient temperature (operation) -25°C ... 60°C
Ambient temperature (storage/transport) -40°C ... 85°C
Permissible humidity (operation) 10% ... 95% (according to DIN EN 61131-2)
Permissible humidity (storage/transport) 10% ... 95% (according to DIN EN 61131-2)
Air pressure (operation) 70 kPa ... 106 kPa (up to 3000 m above sea level)
Air pressure (storage/transport) 70 kPa ... 106 kPa (up to 3000 m above sea level)
Degree of protection IP20
Vibration (operation) 5g
Vibration (storage/transport) 5g
Shock 25g, Criterion 1, according to IEC 60068-2-27
Connection data
Connection method Push-in connection
Conductor cross section (solid/stranded) 0.2 mm² ... 1.5 mm²
Conductor cross section [AWG] 24 ... 16
PROFINET
Number of slots 1
Device ID 0133hex
PROFICLOUD
Device ID 0126hex
Process data width 256 bytes
Encryption TLS 1.0
Axioline F local bus interface

Connection method Bus base module
Transmission speed 100 Mbps

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Parameterization/operation/diagnostics interface
Connection method Micro USB type B
Bus system USB
Ethernet interface
Number of channels 2
Connection method RJ45 socket
Bus system RJ45
Transmission speed 10/100 Mbps
Device supply
Supply voltage 24 V DC
Supply voltage range 19.2 V DC … 30 V DC
Residual ripple ±5%
Maximum current consumption 160 mA
Typical current consumption 125 mA
Maximum power dissipation for nominal condition 3 W, maximum
Error messages to the higher-level control or computer system

None
Protective circuit
Protection against polarity reversal Polarity protection diode
IEC 61131 runtime system

Number of control tasks 8
Processing speed 1.3 ms (1 k mix instructions)
90 µs (1 k bit instructions)
Program memory 1 Mbyte, 86 k instructions (IL)
Retentive mass storage 48 kbytes (NVRAM)
Mass storage 1 Mbyte
Parameterization memory 4 Mbytes, minimum (depending on storage medium)
Conformance with EMC Directive 2014/30/EU

Immunity test according to EN 61000-6-2
EN 61000-4-2 (ESD) Criterion B; 6 kV contact discharge; 8 kV air discharge
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) EN 61000-4-2/IEC 61000-4-2
EN 61000-4-4 (EFT/burst) Criterion B, supply lines: 2 kV, signal/data lines: 2 kV
Fast transients (burst) EN 61000-4-4/IEC 61000-4-4
EN 61000-4-5 (surge voltages) Criterion B
Transient overvoltage (surge) EN 61000-4-5/IEC 61000-4-5
EN 61000-4-6 (conducted disturbance variables) Criterion A; test voltage: 10 V
Conducted disturbance variables EN 61000-4-6/IEC 61000-4-6
EN 61000-4-3 (radiated noise immunity) Criterion A, 10 V/m
Electromagnetic fields EN 61000-4-3/IEC 61000-4-3
Noise emission test according to EN 61000-6-4
EN 55011 (noise emission) Class A
Approvals
For the latest approvals, please visit phoenixcontact.net/products.

6.2 CLOUD COUPLER-PRO technical data
General data
Dimensions 155 mm x 145 mm x 49 mm
Weight 1400 g
Color Gray
Ambient temperature (operation) 0°C ... 50°C
Ambient temperature (storage/transport) -40°C … 70°C
Permissible humidity (operation) 5% ... 95% (according to DIN EN 61131-2)
Permissible humidity (storage/transport) 5% ... 95% (according to DIN EN 61131-2)
Degree of protection IP20
Realtime clock Yes (battery backed); battery service life: 5 years (typical)
Vibration (operation) 1g, according to IEC 60068-2-6
Vibration (storage/transport) 1g, according to IEC 60068-2-6
Shock 15g with 11 ms impulse in accordance with IEC 60068-2-27
Connection data
Connection method COMBICON
Conductor cross section (solid/stranded) 0.2 mm2 ... 2.5 mm2
Conductor cross section [AWG] 24 ... 12
Processor data
Operating system Linux
Mass storage CompactFlash®, 8 Gbytes
Processor Intel® Atom™ N455 1.66 GHz
Processor fan No processor fan
RAM 2 Gbytes DDR3 SODIMM
PROFINET
Number of slots 1
PROFICLOUD
Device ID 0134hex
Encryption TLS 1.2
Interfaces
USB 1 x USB 2.0
Ethernet 2 x Ethernet (RJ45); transmission speed: 10/100/1000 Mbps
Device supply
Supply voltage 24 V DC
Supply voltage range 24 V DC ±20% (19.2 V DC ... 28.8 V DC)
Power consumption 12.48 W at 24 V DC, typically

PROFICLOUD
6.3 Ordering data
6.3.1 Products
Description Type Order No. Pcs./Pkt.

Axiocontrol for communicating with the PROFICLOUD. For controlling Axio- AXC CLOUD-PRO 2402985 1
line I/Os directly. With 2 Ethernet interfaces and programming capabilities ac-
cording to IEC 61131-3. Complete with connector plug and marking field.
Coupler for connecting a local PROFINET network to the PROFICLOUD CLOUD COUPLER-PRO 2402990 1
6.3.2 Accessories

Runtime license for the use of devices in the PROFICLOUD; balance: CLOUD CREDIT-1 2402989 1
8760 units (equates to operation of a PROFICLOUD device for one year)
17520 units (equates to operation of a PROFICLOUD device for two years)
43800 units (equates to operation of a PROFICLOUD device for five years)
87600 units (equates to operation of a PROFICLOUD device for 10 years)
License for use of the PROFICLOUD service for accessing weather informa- CLOUD SERVICE/WEATHER 2403325 1
tion
License for use of the PROFICLOUD service for performing calculations CLOUD SERVICE/CALC 2403326 1
Program and configuration memory SD FLASH 2 Gbytes 2988162 1
Axioline F analog output module, 8 outputs: 0 V ... 10 V, ±10 V, 0 V ... 5 V, AXL F AO8 1F 2688080 1
±5 V, 0 mA ... 20 mA, 4 mA ... 20 mA, ±20 mA, 2-conductor connection tech-
nology (including bus base module and connectors)
Axioline F analog input module, 8 inputs: 0 V ... 10 V, ±10 V, 0 mA ... 20 mA, AXL F AI8 1F 2688064 1
4 mA ... 20 mA, ±20 mA, 2-conductor connection technology (including bus
base module and connectors)
Axioline F digital input module, 32 inputs, 24 V DC, AXL F DI32/1 1F 2688035 1
1-conductor connection technology (including bus base module and connec-
tors)
Axioline F digital input module, 16 inputs, 24 V DC; 2, 3, 4-conductor connec- AXL F DI16/4 2F 2688022 1
tion technology (including bus base module and connectors)
Axioline F digital input module, 16 inputs, 24 V DC, 1-conductor connection AXL F DI16/1 1H 2688310 1
technology (including bus base module and connectors)
Axioline F digital output module, 32 outputs, 24 V DC, 500 mA, 1-conductor AXL F DO32/1 1F 2688051 1
connection technology (including bus base module and connectors)
Axioline F digital output module, 16 outputs, 24 V DC, 500 mA; 2, 3-conduc- AXL F DO16/3 2F 2688048 1
tor connection technology (including bus base module and connectors)
Axioline F digital input and output module, 8 inputs, 24 V DC, 8 outputs, AXL F DI8/1 DO8/1 1H 2701916 1
24 V DC, 500 mA, 1-conductor connection technology (including bus base
module and connectors)
6.3.3 Software

PC Worx automation software See current catalog from Phoenix Contact phoenixcontact.net/products

6.3.4 Documentation

“PC Worx, version 6.10 and higher” quick start guide UM QS EN PC Worx – 1
“Installing and operating the AXC 1050 and AXC 1050 XC controllers” user UM EN AXC 1050 (XC) – 1
manual
“Valueline configurable box PC” data sheet DB EN VL BPC 100... – 1

PROFICLOUD

A PROFICLOUD services
A1 CLOUD SERVICE/WEATHER
With the PROFICLOUD service CLOUD SERVICE/WEATHER you can access weather in-
formation from the Internet via a weather service.
The weather data serve as forecast values only. Phoenix Contact does not guarantee the
correctness or completeness of the data.
The PROFICLOUD service is treated as a virtual PROFICLOUD device in the

PROFICLOUD system. The virtual PROFICLOUD device has the device ID 0132hex.
Using the input process data, you can define the location for which weather information is
retrieved.
Table A-1 shows the input process data:
Table A-1 Input process data of the PROFICLOUD service

CLOUD SERVICE/WEATHER
Name Data type Meaning
Longitude FLOAT Location longitude
Latitude FLOAT Location latitude
Data selector SINT Weather (forecast) for a particular point in time (in
three-hour intervals)
0: Current weather
1: Weather in three hours
2: Weather in six hours
...
48: Weather in 144 hours
ID SINT This value is copied to the output process datum “ID”
to ensure that the input process data is adopted.
The PROFICLOUD service provides the retrieved weather information as output process
data.
Table A-2 shows the output process data:
Table A-2 Output process data of the PROFICLOUD service

ID INT This value is copied from the input process datum “ID”
Status BYTE Status code of the weather data (see Table A-3)
Timestamp DINT Timestamp of the weather data
Wind force FLOAT Wind force

PROFICLOUD

Wind direction in ° FLOAT Wind direction in °
Temperature FLOAT Temperature
Dew point FLOAT Dew point
Humidity FLOAT Humidity
Air pressure FLOAT Air pressure
Weather symbol ID INT IDs of the weather symbols as a seven-digit number
(see Table A-4 and Table A-5)
Please note:
In order to work with the process data, you must create variables in the PC Worx software
and assign the process data to them.
For information on the process data assignment, refer to quick start guide “PC Worx, ver-
sion 6.10 and higher”. It can be downloaded at phoenixcontact.net/products.
Table A-3 Status codes of weather data
Status code Meaning

0 Weather data received successfully
1 Weather data retrieved from the cache of the weather service
2 Longitude and latitude changed too often
You can change the geographical data a maximum of

400 times a week.
3 Weather service temporarily unavailable

4 Invalid longitude/latitude combination
5 Chosen data selector is invalid (see Table A-1)
6 No location found for the longitude/latitude combination

Table A-4 Weather symbol IDs
ID Sun/m Clouds Rain Snow Hail/sleet Meteorological Warnings

oon phenomena
1 Sun Small Little Little Little Dry thunderstorm/af- Ice warning
ter thunderstorm
2 Moon Light Moderate/show- Moderate/show- Moderate/show- Light thunderstorm Storm warning
ers ers ers
3 Dark Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate thunder-
storm
4 Heavy/showers Heavy/showers Heavy/showers Heavy thunderstorm
5 Heavy Heavy Heavy Mist
6 Fog
7 Sand storm
8
9 None None None None None None None
Weather symbol ID: Each weather symbol ID is output as a seven-digit number. The number stands for a
Example weather symbol which graphically represents the weather.
The individual digits of the weather symbol ID indicate the characteristics the weather cur-
rently has or is forecast to have.
For example, the weather symbol ID 1999999 indicates sun as per Table A-4:
1 Sun
9 No clouds
9 No rain
9 No snow
9 No hail or sleet
9 No meteorological phenomena
9 No warnings
The associated weather symbol is .

Table A-5 lists all possible weather symbol IDs and their associated weather symbols.

PROFICLOUD
Table A-5 Weather symbol IDs and their associated weather symbols
ID Weather ID Weather ID Weather ID Weather ID Weather
symbol symbol symbol symbol symbol
1111999 1119991 1119999 1122919 1122999
1129919 1129999 1133999 1139999 1144919
1144999 1149919 1149999 1159999 1191999
1192999 1193999 1194999 1195991 1195992
1195999 1199199 1199299 1199499 1199919
1199929 1199939 1199942 1199949 1199959
1199969 1199971 1199979 1199982 1199989
1199991 1199992 1199999 1211999 1219991
1219999 1222919 1222999 1229919 1229999
1233999 1239991 1239999 1244919 1244999
1249919 1249999 1259999 1291999 1292999
1293992 1293999 1294999 1295991 1295992
1295999 1299199 1299299 1299499 1299919


1299929 1299939 1299942 1299949 1299959
1299969 1299971 1299979 1299982 1299989
1299991 1299992 1299999 1322919 1329919
1329999 1333999 1333999 1349919 1349999
1359999 1394999 1395999 1399919 1399929
1399939 1399942 1399949 1399959 1991999
1993992 1995992 1999969 1999971 1999979
1999982 1999989 1999991 1999992 1999999
2111999 2119991 2119999 2122919 2122999
2129919 2129999 2133999 2139999 2144919
2144999 2149919 2149999 2159999 2191999
2192999 2193999 2194999 2195991 2195992
2195999 2199199 2199299 2199499 2199919
2199929 2199939 2199942 2199949 2199959

PROFICLOUD

2199969 2199971 2199979 2199982 2199989
2199991 2199992 2199999 2211999 2219991
2219999 2222919 2222999 2229919 2229999
2233999 2239991 2239999 2244919 2244999
2249919 2249999 2259999 2291999 2292999
2293992 2293999 2294999 2295991 2295992
2295999 2299199 2299299 2299499 2299919
2299929 2299939 2299942 2299949 2299959
2299969 2299971 2299979 2299982 2299989
2299991 2299992 2299999 2322919 2329919
2329999 2333999 2344919 2349919 2349999
2359999 2394999 2395999 2399919 2399929
2399939 2399942 2399949 2399959 2991999
2993992 2995992 2999969 2999971 2999979


2999982 2999989 2999991 2999992 2999999
9211999 9219991 9219999 9222999 9229999
9239991 9239999 9259999 9291999 9292999
9293992 9293999 9295991 9295992 9299199
9299299 9299969 9299971 9299979 9299982
9299989 9299991 9299992 9299999 9311999
9319991 9319999 9322919 9329919 9329999
9333999 9339991 9339999 9344919 9344999
9349919 9349999 9359999 9392999 9393999
9394999 9395999 9399499 9399919 9399929
9399939 9399942 9399949 9399959 9999971
9999979 9999992
Assigning the PROFINET The PROFINET device name is the unique identification for the service in the PROFINET
device name network. Before the service can be used in the PROFINET network or via the
PROFICLOUD, you must assign a PROFINET device name to the service.
• Assign a unique and meaningful PROFINET device name for the service.

PROFICLOUD
A2 CLOUD SERVICE/CALC
With the PROFICLOUD service CLOUD SERVICE/CALC you can send calculations as
input process data to the PROFINET network using MATLAB® notation. The result of a cal-
culation is returned in the form of output process data.
Phoenix Contact does not guarantee the correctness or completeness of the computa-
tional result.
The PROFICLOUD service is treated as a virtual PROFICLOUD device in the

PROFICLOUD system. The virtual PROFICLOUD device has the device ID 0131hex.
With the input process data, you can define the formula used for the calculation.
Table A-6 shows the input process data:
Table A-6 Input process data of the PROFICLOUD service CLOUD SERVICE/CALC
ID INT This value is copied to the output process datum “ID”
Calc STRING Formula used for the calculation (256 characters,
maximum)
The result of the calculation is returned in the form of output process data.
Table A-7 shows the output process data:

CLOUD SERVICE/CALC
ID INT This value is copied from the input process datum “ID”
Status BYTE Status or error code of the result (see Table A-8 and
Table A-9)
Result_String STRING Result in the STRING data type (256 characters, max-
imum)
Result_Float FLOAT Result in the FLOAT data type
Table A-8 Status codes of result

Status code Data type of the result Meaning
65 INT Result returned
66 FLOAT Result returned
67 DOUBLE Result returned
68 STRING Result returned
69 MATRIX Result returned
70 ARRAY Result returned
71 UNDEFINED Result returned

CLOUD SERVICE/CALC
Table A-9 Error codes of the result

Status code Meaning
97 Calculation could not be converted into the required syntax
98 Calculation did not return a result
99 Result too long
100 An exception has occurred
101 Calculation canceled
102 An exception occurred during the calculation
103 Incorrect format of the PROFICLOUD message
104 Incorrect length of the PROFICLOUD message
105 Error when running the algorithm
106 Error accessing the memory (write-access)
107 Error accessing the memory (read-access)
Assigning the PROFINET The PROFINET device name is the unique identification for the service in the PROFINET
device name network. Before the service can be used in the PROFINET network or via the
PROFICLOUD, you must assign a PROFINET device name to the service.
• Assign a unique and meaningful PROFINET device name for the service.

PROFICLOUD

B Error causes and remedies
B1 AXC CLOUD-PRO
Table B-1 AXC CLOUD-PRO: Error causes and remedies
Error Cause Remedy

Internet connection interrupted –
Ethernet cable not connected • Connect the Ethernet cable for the
The device is not connected to the Internet connection as described
PROFICLOUD in Section 4.1.2.
Incorrect device IP configuration • Assign an IP address to the device
dynamically via DHCP.
Internet connection as described
Device is not connected to the Internet
in Section 4.1.2.
No data transmitted.
in Section 4.1.2.
Communication with PROFICLOUD Connection interrupted • Carry out PROFINET diagnostics.
devices terminated

PROFICLOUD
B2 CLOUD COUPLER-PRO
Table B-2 CLOUD COUPLER-PRO: error causes and remedies
Error Cause Remedy

in Section 4.2.2.
Ethernet interfaces mixed up • Make sure that the Internet is con-
nected to the “Internet” Ethernet in-
terface and the PROFINET
network is connected to the
“PROFINET” Ethernet interface.
The device is not connected to the Incorrect device IP configuration • Assign an IP address to the device
PROFICLOUD dynamically via DHCP (see
Section 3.2.6).
Incorrect subnetwork settings of Ether- • Make sure that Ethernet interfaces
net interfaces are located in different subnet-
works when operated in different
subnetworks.
• Make sure that Ethernet interfaces
are located in the same subnet-
work when operated in the same
subnetwork.
Device is not connected to the Internet in Section 4.2.2.
dynamically via DHCP (see
Section 3.2.6).
No data transmitted. in Section 4.2.2.
dynamically via DHCP (see
Section 3.2.6).
Communication with PROFICLOUD Connection interrupted • Carry out PROFINET diagnostics.
devices terminated
No PROFINET communication Incorrect PROFINET configuration • Carry out PROFINET diagnostics.

C Appendix for document lists
C1 List of figures
Section 2
Figure 2-1: PROFICLOUD system overview ......................................................... 10
Figure 2-2: PROFICLOUD with PROFICLOUD devices distributed worldwide ..... 11
Section 3
Figure 3-1: Connection and operating elements of the PROFICLOUD device ...... 14
Figure 3-2: Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device .......... 15
Figure 3-3: Mode selector switch .......................................................................... 19
Figure 3-4: Reset button (1, concealed) ................................................................ 20
Figure 3-5: Terminal points of the supply plug ...................................................... 21
Figure 3-6: Structure of the AXC CLOUD-PRO bus base module ......................... 21
Figure 3-7: Connection elements of the PROFICLOUD coupler ........................... 25
Figure 3-8: Power connector terminal points ......................................................... 27
Figure 3-9: Login dialog box of the WBM .............................................................. 28
Figure 3-10: WBM – “Overview” page ..................................................................... 29
Figure 3-11: Log messages of the PROFICLOUD coupler ...................................... 32
Figure 3-12: Log messages of the Linux operating system ..................................... 33
Figure 3-13: WBM – the “Overview/Network Configuration” page ........................... 35
Section 4
Figure 4-1: Mounting the bus base modules ......................................................... 40
Figure 4-2: Snapping the AXC CLOUD-PRO into place ........................................ 40
Figure 4-3: Connecting Ethernet ........................................................................... 41
Figure 4-4: Connecting a solid cable ..................................................................... 41
Figure 4-5: Connecting a stranded cable .............................................................. 42
Figure 4-6: Connecting the supply plug ................................................................ 42
Figure 4-7: Overload range with fall-back characteristic curve ............................. 43
Figure 4-8: Overload range without fall-back characteristic curve ....................... 43
Figure 4-9: Snapping the CLOUD COUPLER-PRO into place .............................. 46
Figure 4-10: Connecting the PROFINET network ................................................... 47
Figure 4-11: Connecting the Internet ....................................................................... 47

PROFICLOUD
Figure 4-12: Connecting the power connector cables ............................................. 48

Figure 4-13: Inserting the power connector ............................................................. 48
Section 5
Figure 5-1: The “User Registration” page .............................................................. 50
Figure 5-2: Homepage .......................................................................................... 53
Figure 5-3: “Password Reset” page ...................................................................... 54
Figure 5-4: The “Overview” page (in the example, the “Koppler” [coupler]
PROFICLOUD coupler is already registered, but is not online) ........... 55
Figure 5-5: “Add Coupler or Device” window ........................................................ 56
Figure 5-6: “Overview” page with registered PROFICLOUD coupler and device .. 57
Figure 5-7: “Overview/Connections” page ............................................................ 58
Figure 5-8: “Overview/Connections” page of the “Koppler” [coupler]
PROFICLOUD coupler with the assigned PROFICLOUD device
“Device1” ............................................................................................ 58
Figure 5-9: “Exchange Device” window ................................................................ 59
Figure 5-10: “Edit Device” window (here: of the PROFICLOUD coupler named
“Koppler” [coupler]) ............................................................................. 60
Figure 5-11: “Remove Device from Current Account” window (here: of the
PROFICLOUD coupler named “Koppler” [coupler]) ............................ 61
Figure 5-12: The “Balance” page ............................................................................ 62
Figure 5-13: The “Users” page ................................................................................ 64
Figure 5-14: The “Notifications” page ...................................................................... 65
Figure 5-15: The “Rename” page ............................................................................ 67
Figure 5-16: The “Delete” page ............................................................................... 68
Figure 5-17: The “Create Account” page ................................................................. 70
Figure 5-18: The “Switch Account” page ................................................................. 72
Figure 5-19: The “Preferences” page ...................................................................... 73
Figure 5-20: “Preferences/Journal” page ................................................................ 75
Figure 5-21: “Preferences/Delete User Login” page ................................................ 78

C2 List of tables
Section 3
Table 3-1: Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device ........... 15
Table 3-2: Operating modes of the AXC CLOUD-PRO......................................... 19
Table 3-3: Terminal points of the supply plug ....................................................... 21
Table 3-4: Meanings of the input and output bytes ............................................... 22
Table 3-5: Input and output bytes used for the Axioline F modules
of the example ..................................................................................... 23
Table 3-6: Meanings of the diagnostic codes and additional diagnostic codes .... 23
Table 3-7: Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD coupler.......... 26
Table 3-8: Power connector terminal points.......................................................... 27
Section 5
Table 5-1: Possible events and required additional information............................ 66
Table 5-2: Possible action/event filters for the history ........................................... 76
Appendix A
Table A-1: Input process data of the PROFICLOUD service
CLOUD SERVICE/WEATHER............................................................. 87
Table A-2: Output process data of the PROFICLOUD service
CLOUD SERVICE/WEATHER............................................................. 87
Table A-3: Status codes of weather data .............................................................. 88
Table A-4: Weather symbol IDs ............................................................................ 89
Table A-5: Weather symbol IDs and their associated weather symbols ................ 90
Table A-6: Input process data of the PROFICLOUD service
CLOUD SERVICE/CALC..................................................................... 94
Table A-7: Output process data of the PROFICLOUD service
CLOUD SERVICE/CALC..................................................................... 94
Table A-8: Status codes of result .......................................................................... 94
Table A-9: Error codes of the result....................................................................... 95
Appendix B
Table B-1: AXC CLOUD-PRO: Error causes and remedies .................................. 97
Table B-2: CLOUD COUPLER-PRO: error causes and remedies......................... 98

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C3 Index
A D
Account Device
Create ................................................................... 70 Deletion ................................................................. 60
Delete.................................................................... 68 Editing ................................................................... 60
Exchange .............................................................. 72 Registration ........................................................... 56
Rename................................................................. 67 Device overview and configuration ............................. 55
AXC CLOUD-PRO
Assigning a PROFINET device name.................... 44 F
Automatic startup .................................................. 22 Fall-back characteristic curve ..................................... 43
Axioline F local bus................................................ 22
Bus base module................................................... 21 H
Connecting cables................................................. 41
History, display ........................................................... 75
Connecting Ethernet.............................................. 41
Connection and operating elements...................... 14
Description ............................................................ 13
L
Diagnostic codes................................................... 23 License model............................................................. 49
Diagnostics and status indicators .......................... 15 Log messages
Input and output bytes ........................................... 22 Linux ..................................................................... 33
Mode selector switch............................................. 18 PROFICLOUD coupler .......................................... 31
Mounting ............................................................... 40 Logging in ................................................................... 53
Power supply................................................... 43, 44 Logging out ................................................................. 79
Process data ......................................................... 22
Supply plug ..................................................... 21, 42 N
Network settings, PROFICLOUD coupler ................... 34
B Notifications ................................................................ 65
Balance management ................................................. 62
P
C PROFICLOUD device
Certificates.................................................................. 37 Assignment ........................................................... 57
CLOUD COUPLER-PRO Disconnecting from the PROFICLOUD coupler..... 59
Connecting cables................................................. 48 Exchange .............................................................. 59
Connecting the Internet ......................................... 47 PROFICLOUD service
Connecting the PROFINET network...................... 47 Assigning PROFINET device names............... 93, 95
Connection elements............................................. 25 Process data ......................................................... 87
Description ............................................................ 25
Diagnostics and status indicators .......................... 26 R
Firmware update ................................................... 37 Reset
Mounting ............................................................... 46 AXC CLOUD-PRO ................................................ 20
Power connector ............................................. 27, 48 CLOUD COUPLER-PRO ...................................... 33
PROFICLOUD deregistration ................................ 30 Password .............................................................. 53
TLS certificate ....................................................... 37
Web-based management (WBM).......................... 28 S
Connecting to the PROFICLOUD................................ 50 System description ....................................................... 9

PROFICLOUD
T
TLS certificates ........................................................... 37
U
User
Changing settings.................................................. 73
Delete.................................................................... 78
Management ......................................................... 64
Registration ........................................................... 50
V
Virtual device
Process data ......................................................... 87
W
Web-based management (WBM) ............................... 28

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General terms and conditions of use for technical documentation

2 System description ....................................................................................................................9

3 Device descriptions .................................................................................................................13

4 Mounting and power supply of the hardware ...........................................................................39

5 PROFICLOUD web interface ...................................................................................................49

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5.3 Registration ......................................................................................................... 50

6 Technical data and ordering data .............................................................................................81

A PROFICLOUD services ............................................................................................................87

B Error causes and remedies.......................................................................................................97

C Appendix for document lists......................................................................................................99

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1.1 General safety notes

Observe the country-specific installation, safety, and accident prevention regulations.

1.2 Licensing information for open source software

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1.3 Requesting source code

The PROFICLOUD coupler CLOUD COUPLER-PRO contains software components li-

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Virtual cloud ﬁeld device

Hybrid cloud ﬁeld device

Emul.- Cloud ﬁeld device Hybrid cloud ﬁeld device

Figure 2-1 PROFICLOUD system overview

PROFINET controller: PROFINET controller of the local PROFINET network

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A typical PROFICLOUD system consists of a local PROFINET network, which is connected

LAN LAN Ord.No 27 00 784

PC PROFINET Local PROFICLOUD

LINK ACT LINK ACT

New York Tokio LINK ACT

Figure 2-2 PROFICLOUD with PROFICLOUD devices distributed worldwide

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3.1 PROFICLOUD device AXC CLOUD-PRO

3.1.1 General description

NOTE: Electrostatic discharge!

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3.1.3 Connection and operating elements

Figure 3-1 Connection and operating elements of the PROFICLOUD device

The PROFICLOUD device consists of the following components:

The SD card is not supplied as standard.

9. Mode selector switch

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3.1.4 Diagnostics and status indicators

Figure 3-2 Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device

Table 3-1 Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device

Desig- Color Meaning State Description

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Table 3-1 Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device

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Table 3-1 Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device

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Table 3-1 Diagnostics and status indicators of the PROFICLOUD device

Desig- Color Meaning State Description

3.1.5 Mode selector switch

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