Operation
In the FR environment all PA slaves are configurated as normal non-red-
undant slaves. The BIS can be configurated as an FR slave. For addi-
tional information, see chapter "Redundancy Concepts" on page 63.
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Figure 6.4: Integration into Flying Redundancy and non-redundant system
6.4.3
Applications with Redundant Operation
Redundancy is available if:
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both Gateways are in operation with no errors
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both Gateways detect DP baudrates and
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there are no errors in PA communication.
If redundant operation is not available, that will be reported by slave di-
agnostics.
Note
Possible reasons for Redundancy Switchover are:
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Hardware error in the primary Gateway.
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Loss of baudrate (cable break, etc.).
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BIS drops out of the cycle (because of an unlock from the Ma-
ster or the Watchdog time has expired, etc.).
Redundancy Switching has taken place if:
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both BISs have dropped out of communication and
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the primary BIS comes up again on the bus immediately or
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the BISs on the DP-BUS have changed roles.
The Primary Gateway is identifiable by:
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its LED „Red." (Redundancy) is flashing or being lit.
Subject to reasonable modifications due to technical advances.
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