Adding a Turck IO Link Ethernet Module to a Micro850 or Micro870 PLC

If your Micro850 has "L50E" or Micro870 has "L70E in the part number use this method. If your PLC doesn't include the L50E or L70E, use the Modbus TCP method.
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Great Video!!!

[@TimWilborne]

Thank you!

[@unknown-zw2vi]

i got a question tim

[@Practical_PLC_Tips]

What’s your thoughts on controlling a kinetics 5100 using the new messaging protocol with the l50e

[@TimWilborne]

I haven't had a chance to play with it

[@Practical_PLC_Tips]

Say the module you are working with doesn’t tell you the assembly instance and size what do you do? Or how can I find it

[@TimWilborne]

There isn't a way to "discover" it. You'll have to find it in the documentation or contact the manufacturer.

[@Practical_PLC_Tips]

@@TimWilborne is it common for it to be in hexadecimal also?

[@TimWilborne]

It sometimes is and that will definitely trip you up.

[@unknown-zw2vi]

is there a way i can contact you personally email or whatever?

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