19 Series · EtherCAT

Series 19 EtherCAT bus magnetostrictive displacement sensor

EtherCAT slave, distributed clock sync, ESI file

The Series 19 EtherCAT version connects to industrial Ethernet as an EtherCAT slave and supports distributed clock (DC) synchronization for extremely high real-time performance. An ESI device description file is provided for seamless integration with Beckhoff TwinCAT and other systems. IP67 protection.

EtherCAT slave protocol compliant with IEC/PAS 62407 (part of ISO 15745-4)
IEEE 802.3 Ethernet transmission technology, 100 Mbit/s high-speed communication
Distributed clock (DC) synchronization with sub-microsecond multi-axis accuracy
Supplied with an ESI device description file for seamless integration into Beckhoff TwinCAT and other masters
D56 series-connected connectors for networking, supports system diagnostics
Ethernet frames processed on the fly for real-time operation, open fieldbus system
Built-in red/green LED diagnostics: green on / red off = normal; both on = no magnet detected
IP67 protection class

Product Overview

Series 19 with EtherCAT interface is an open fieldbus system fully conforming to the EtherCAT fieldbus standard. Data is exchanged over error-free Ethernet (IEEE 802.3) transmission technology at up to 100 Mbit/s. It has become the IEC/PAS 62407 standard and forms part of ISO 15745-4.

The sensor is networked via D56 series-connected connectors and offers extensive system diagnostics. Installation is quick and convenient: using the system management software (TwinCAT from Beckhoff), the user can retrieve all sensor parameters from the XML file.

Operates as an EtherCAT slave with distributed clock (DC) synchronization, achieving sub-microsecond synchronization in multi-axis systems. Its real-time performance far exceeds that of conventional fieldbuses, making it ideal for high-dynamic servo and motion control. IP67 protection for harsh industrial sites.

Operating Principle

The Series 19 EtherCAT version implements the EtherCAT slave protocol on top of the standard magnetostrictive measurement principle. Position data is read and processed in real time as the Ethernet frame flies past, and together with Distributed Clock it achieves sub-microsecond synchronisation accuracy for highly dynamic motion control.

Typical Applications

High-dynamic servo / motion controlBeckhoff TwinCAT EtherCAT networkSemiconductor / lithium battery automation equipmentRobot positioning systemsMulti-axis synchronous real-time controlHarsh industrial sites

Technical Specifications

OutputEtherCAT Ethernet control technology
Measured DataLinear displacement
Data FormatEtherCAT 100 Base-TX Fast Ethernet
Transmission Speed100 Mbit/s
Bus ProtocolEtherCAT (CoE)
SynchronizationDistributed clocks DC (sub-microsecond)
Repeatability< 0.001% FS (min. ±2.5 µm)
ResolutionDisplacement: adjustable 1~1000 µm / Velocity: 1 µm/s (limited by speed and measuring length)
Non-Linearity< 0.01% FS (min. ±50 µm)
Update Time0.5ms(≤500mm) / 1.0ms(≤2000mm) / 2.0ms(≤4500mm) / 3.1ms(≤7600mm)
Power Supply+24V DC (20.4 ~ 28.8 Vdc)
Input ProtectionPolarity protection to -30 Vdc, overvoltage protection to 36 Vdc
Power Consumption80 mA (depending on measuring range)
Dielectric Strength500 Vdc (DC ground to housing ground)
ConnectorTwo 4-pin M12 connectors (D56 socket: data side M12 female socket 1 = Tx+ / 2 = Rx+ / 3 = Tx− / 4 = Rx−; power male socket 1 = +24 V / 2 = not connected / 3 = 0 Vdc / 4 = not connected)
Protection ClassIP67 (with connector)
Operating Temperature-40 °C to +75 °C (90% humidity, non-condensing)
Vibration15g / 10~2000Hz / IEC 68-2-6
Shock100 g single shock / IEC 68-2-27
EMCEN 61000-6-3 / 6-2 / 4-2/3/4/6/8
Measuring RangeBy mounting version: 19H 75~475 / 19P 125~4050 / 19D 75~475 / 19F from 2500 mm (≤ 7600)

Models and Output Signals

197
EtherCAT bus interface (Slave)

Dimensions and Wiring Diagrams

197 EtherCAT standard specification table

197 EtherCAT standard specification table

EtherCAT system description

EtherCAT system description

D56 socket wiring table / network connection structure / LED diagnostic indication

D56 socket wiring table / network connection structure / LED diagnostic indication

Series 19 connectors and socket types overview

Series 19 connectors and socket types overview

197 EtherCAT bus wiring diagram

197 EtherCAT bus wiring diagram

Installation Precautions

  • On an EtherCAT network the slave address / topology must be configured correctly. D56 socket data side pins: 1 = Tx+ / 2 = Rx+ / 3 = Tx− / 4 = Rx−; power side: 1 = +24 V / 3 = 0 Vdc.
  • Use industrial-grade shielded Ethernet cable and avoid long parallel runs with high-power lines.
  • Import the ESI (XML) file into TwinCAT or another master, then verify DC synchronization and process data mapping.
  • Built-in LED diagnostics: green steady + red off = normal operation; both on = no magnet detected / magnet ring not in position.
  • Regardless of the output interface, the physical installation of Series 19 must comply with the following: the ring magnet must not touch the rod; when built into a cylinder, piston-rod bore ≥12.7 mm (Ø10 rod); Series 19 in-cylinder is 300 bar working / 600 bar peak — never exceed that series peak; the rod must be protected against wear.
  • EtherCAT mating connectors : 1800 951 041 (M12 D-coded class) and 1800 951 040 (M8 class). Confirm pin count on the accessory page.

Pricing Notes

The price of the Series 19 EtherCAT bus version depends on the communication protocol, measuring range and mounting method. Please provide the master brand and bus requirements to obtain a quotation.

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