Description Ethercat Scan Bus Error; Description Ethercat All Ethernet Links Disconnected - GE Mark VIeS System Manual

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Description Immediate Attention Required: Fieldbus I/O Module [ ] Not Detected on IoNet [ ]
Possible Cause Note: If this diagnostic is active, the module needs to be replaced immediately. If it is simplex, the
devices under this PFFA have lost communication. If it is redundant and not replaced, and a controller on the remaining
module's IONet goes down, then control is lost for all devices under the PFFA modules.
PFFA module did not complete Start
PFFA module configuration files missing
PFFA module restarted
PFFA module configured for Hot Backup, but only one network is connected
Serial connection between PFFA modules is broken
Network issue
Solution
If the Control/Status communication is working correctly, any additional diagnostics should indicate the cause of the
problem.
Build and download parameters to the PFFA module and controller.
Verify Serial cable is attached correctly.
Verify that the Ethernet cables and network switch are operating correctly.
Manually restart the PFFA module.
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Description EtherCAT scan bus error

Possible Cause
EtherCAT device(s) is unplugged or without power
An Ethernet cable is disconnected or damaged
Redundancy mode is not set correctly
Redundant Ring is broken
Solution
Ensure all devices are connected and powered.
Verify all Ethernet LINK lights are lit.
Verify redundant configuration is correct.
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Description EtherCAT All Ethernet links disconnected

Possible Cause
Ethernet LINK between Mark VIe controller and EtherCAT network is lost
EtherCAT device(s) are unplugged or without power
Solution
Reconnect Ethernet cables.
Verify all Ethernet LINK lights are lit.
Verify all EtherCAT devices are powered.
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GEH-6855_Vol_II System Guide 81

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