Address Allocation; Keypads - Bosch Rexroth VAM 10.2 Project Planning Manual

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Commissioning
System stop "Unknown
II/O module"
System stop "Misconfiguration"
Exceptional error, "Hardware"
9.5

Address allocation

9.5.1

Keypads

General information
H1 ("UL")
Off/green/green~ Off/red
Green
Green~~
Off/green
Green~~
For the LED flashing frequencies, refer to the key in
"Status displays" on page 49
Tab. 9-2: Display of the "System stop" state
The system stop "Unknown I/O module" means that the VAM 10.2/VAM 40.2
detected a module that is not supported by the firmware version of the bus
connection.
● To operate the I/O module, update the firmware.
● If an error occurs with the current firmware version, the module has a
hardware error
The following I/O configurations cause a system stop due to a misconfigura‐
tion:
● No I/O modules equipped
● More than 16 I/O modules equipped
● More than 64 bytes inputs equipped
● More than 64 bytes outputs equipped
● The total parameterization data of all modules is greater than 64 bytes
● The total diagnostic data of all modules is greater than 64 bytes
When booting the bus connection ("Network on"), the hardware components
(HW)
are tested. During the cyclic operation, the I/O configuration and the trans‐
mission quality to the I/O modules are monitored. If errors occur, the compo‐
nent group is set to the system stop "Exceptional error HW".
Each Sx.y key (input) is assigned to a green LED Hx.y (output). The keypads
are connected to the logic circuit board via the internal shift register bus. The
inputs (buttons) and outputs (LEDs) of the keypad are mapped in the "Key‐
pad TA" module. For each of the keypads 1 and 2, one module "Keypad TA"
each has to be configured in the Profibus configurator.
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Rexroth IndraControl VAM 10.2/40.2 Machine Control Panels
H2 ("DIA") Significance
No system stop
Red~ Unknown I/O mod‐
ule
Off Misconfiguration
Red~~ Exceptional error,
firmware
Red~~ Exceptional error,
hardware
Action
–
Load new firmware version
(service case)
Check I/O configuration
Service case
Service case
tab. 9-1