Technical background and hands-on expertise on the diagnosis, testing, and certification of IO-Link devices – from troubleshooting during ongoing operation to standard-compliant testing with tools such as the IO-Link Spy and Physical Layer Tester.
The IO-Link Community invites participants to Karlsruhe from December 1 to 3, 2026, for the official Certified Designer Training for IO-Link Safety – with personal TÜV certification. TEConcept will be there.
IO-Link Safety Certified Designer Training 2026 Read More »
TEConcept is participating in IO-Link Interop 2026 from September 22–23 in Bad Soden and testing Master, Device, and Safety Tester for interoperability – anyone who would like to coordinate test scenarios in advance is welcome to get in touch directly.
IO-Link Interop 2026 Read More »
With IO-Link V1.1.5, TEConcept has updated its entire product range – Master and Device Stacks support the new specification across more than 80 microcontroller variants.
IO-Link Debugging in Practice: Measure signal waveforms with the IO-Link Signal Exposer and analyze communication with the IO-Link Spy – reproducibly and without improvisation.
IO-Link Debugging in Development and Testing Read More »
Anyone working with IO-Link in real-world machines knows this situation: The system is generally stable, but from time to time, a diagnostic message appears. Communication interrupted. Timeout. Device unresponsive.
IO-Link Spy – Sporadic IO-Link errors are particularly critical! Read More »
Shortly before the end of the year, many service and commissioning teams face the same question: Which tool really makes day-to-day work easier—and yet is often missing from the case? The IO-Link Spy from TEConcept was developed for exactly this purpose.
IO-Link Spy makes communication visible Read More »
The new version introduced snippet-based testing. While this may sound unspectacular, it is currently causing many manufacturers a headache.
IO-Link 1.1.4 – New Rules, New Pitfalls Read More »
Anyone working with IO-Link in real-world machines knows this situation: The system is generally stable, but from time to time, a diagnostic message appears. Communication interrupted. Timeout. Device unresponsive.
The Holy Trinity of IO-Link Quality Read More »
