VDE-2021-050

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

1. Use general security best practices to protect systems from local and network attacks. 2. Do not allow direct access to the device from untrusted networks. 3. Update to the latest firmware according to the table in chapter solutions. 4. Disable the DHCP, DNS and the FTP port 21. 5. Industrial control systems (ICS) should not be directly accessible from the Internet, but should be protected by consistently applying the defense-in-depth strategy. The BSI provides general information on securing ICS in the ICS Compendium [BSI2013] and on the official BSI website [BSI2021]. For fieldbus coupler: - 750-331 - 750-352/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-829 - 750-831/xxx-xxx - 750-852 - 750-880/xxx-xxx - 750-881 - 750-889 The listed fieldbus coupler and PLCs above are based on Nucleus V1 RTOS. At the moment there are no updates for this version available. Due to this reason WAGO recommends according to the recommendations of the BSI to implement the following measures: 1. Enforce segmentation controls and proper network hygiene to reduce the risk of vulnerable devices. Restrict external communication paths and isolate vulnerable devices in zones as a mitigating measure. 2. Ensure DHCP responses from non-authorized servers are blocked or discarded. 3. Monitor network traffic for anomalies and discard invalid packets. 4. Disable or block FTP, DHCP, DNS especially on critical network segments 5. Please check regularly https://certvde.com/de/ for an update of this Advisory.

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |

For fieldbus coupler: - 750-332 - 750-362/xxx-xxx - 750-363/xxx-xxx - 750-364/xxx-xxx - 750-365/xxx-xxx For PLCs: - 750-823 - 750-832/xxx-xxx - 750-862 - 750-890/xxx-xxx - 750-891 - 750-893 We recommend all effected users to update to the firmware version listed below: | Article Number | Fixed in Firmware Version | Availability | |----------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------| | 750-823 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-832/000-00x | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-862 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-890/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-891 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-893 | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-332 | >=FW10 | After BACnet certification| | 750-362/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-363/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-364/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 | | 750-365/xxx-xxx | >=FW10 | January 2022 |