Product and application information
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- Product family, material and measurement route
- Typical files
- Product overview, model data sheet, application questionnaire and technology guide
Resource centre
Put the right technical document in every project stage
Start with the task you need to complete, then match the document request to the exact model, hardware option, software version and project stage.
Technical document catalogue
Start with the file that matches your current project stage
Each request is matched to the exact model, supplied options and current revision. Product documents support equipment selection and engineering; project records preserve what was actually installed and accepted.
Mechanical, electrical and integration files
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- Exact model, options, controller and destination country
- Typical files
- Dimensional drawing, mounting guidance, wiring schedule, I/O list and register map
Site acceptance and calibration records
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- Project number, installed geometry and reference method
- Typical files
- I/O test, as-built record, paired-sample plan, validation report and handover checklist
Manuals, service and change records
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- Serial number, hardware/software version and service event
- Typical files
- User manual, maintenance instructions, parameter backup, troubleshooting record and approved change history
Find the correct revision
Choose technical files by product identity and project stage
Documents should follow the exact product revision and the reader's task. Selection material explains application fit; approved drawings and electrical documents support engineering; commissioning records capture the installed state; maintenance documents keep the system available. Mixing these purposes leads to wrong dimensions, signals or operating assumptions.
Identify the system
Use model, serial number, hardware option, software version, language and project number to locate the correct controlled document set.
Use documents by stage
Keep commercial overviews separate from approved drawings, manuals, register maps, calibration records and service instructions.
Record the installed state
Add final mounting dimensions, cable numbers, PLC tags, parameters, photographs and approved deviations to the project file.
Control updates
Issue revisions with dates and change notes, remove superseded copies from use and notify affected operators, partners and integrators.
Technical document set
How technical files should follow equipment and project stage
Use the model, serial number, hardware option and software version to request the correct controlled document set.
- 01Product data sheets
- 02Installation and wiring documents
- 03Modbus/PLC integration material
- 04Application notes and controlled revisions
Identify the system
Details that lead to the correct drawing, manual or register map
- Model and serial number
- Hardware and software version
- Project number and destination
- Requested document type and language
- PLC or integration environment
- Reason for the request
Document-control risks
Keep obsolete or generic files out of site work
Wrong revision
An older drawing or register map may look similar but produce installation or communication errors.
Uncontrolled local copies
Files saved without revision identity remain in circulation after the official document changes.
Missing project record
A generic manual cannot replace the final installation, parameter and calibration record for the actual site.
Model-specific documents
Need the latest data sheet, drawing or register map?
Send the model, serial number or project reference and tell us whether you are selecting, installing, integrating or maintaining the system. We will match the request to the applicable document revision.
Tell us what you measure, where it moves and how the result will be used
Share a few process details and our application team will recommend a suitable technology, installation concept and validation plan.