Transferring Taught Code Sequences; Progress Of Teaching Operation" Display - Siemens SIMATIC ET 200SP Manual

Code sequences
7.2 Transferring code sequences with the "TEACH" button.
7.1.2

Transferring taught code sequences

In order for the input data of a safe AS-i input slave to be evaluated and made available to
the safety program, the taught code sequences must be transferred to the non-volatile
memory.
To do so, click the "Transfer taught code sequences..." button.
A dialog opens prompting you whether the code sequences are to be transferred. With "Yes"
you confirm that you are addressing the correct module. For checking purposes, the "ADDR"
LED flashes green on the front of the F-CM AS-i Safety ST module The code sequences are
transferred to the non-volatile memory. The input data of the safe AS-i input slaves are then
evaluated. Reintegration in the safety program is enabled.
With "No" you cancel the prompt without transferring the code sequence.
The switching on of plant components may result in death, severe injury, and serious
property damage.
Depending on the safety program, the transfer of code sequences may cause plant
components to be switched on. Before transferring the code sequences, ensure that no
personal injury or property damage can occur. After transferring the code sequences, check
the safety equipment for proper functioning.
The "Transfer taught code sequences" button is deactivated when all taught code sequences
have already been transferred to the non-volatile memory.
7.1.3

"Progress of teaching operation" display

You can track the progress of the teaching operation.
Progress bar "Teaching in progress":
If at least one safe slave is detected on the AS-i bus whose code sequence has not yet been
taught an active progress bar and the text "Teaching in progress" is displayed. Check the
displays in the "Code sequences" column and ensure that the safe slaves send their code
sequences.
For further information, refer to the "'Code sequence' column".
Taught slaves:
The "Taught slaves" output field shows the number of already transferred code sequences in
relation to the number of code sequences that must still be transferred. You will additionally
see the numerical ratio as a percentage. When 100% is indicated, all code sequences have
been transferred to the non-volatile memory.
You will find additional information in the section "Accept taught code sequences".
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Fail-safe Module F‑CM AS‑i Safety ST (3RK7136‑6SC00‑0BC1)
Manual, 03/2017, A5E03957059020A/RS-AB/002