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Table 8.4.1-1 Configuration error types
Error Type
Configuration OK
Configuration Empty
CRC Failure
Unsupported Baudrate
Unsupported Reply Timeout
Unsupported Idle Time
Unsupported Retry Count
Unsupported PDP Default
Address
Unsupported Decimal Place
1)
Analog Input Error
1)
Digital Input Error
1)
Analog Output Error
1)
Digital Output Error
1)
Indirect SPA Error
1)
These error codes are followed by more data in the diagnostics fields, such as SPA Channel, SPA Type
and SPA Dno (Parameter No) for easier location of the trouble spot. For all other error situations,
these fields will be set to zero.
2. Event Buffer section
Slv
Sec
Msec
Ch
Type
Nr
Val
3. Module section
SPA Gateway Time
Module Status Word
4. SPA messages statistics section
Transmitted
Correct
NACK's received
Description
No problem detected in the configuration file.
The gateway was not able to locate any configuration.
The gateway was not able to verify the CRC of the
configuration file.
The gateway was not able to use the configured baudrate.
The gateway was not able to use the configured Reply
Timeout.
The gateway is not able to use the configured Idle Time.
The gateway is not able to use the configured Retry Count.
The gateway is not able to use the configured Profibus
Default Address.
The gateway is not able to use the configured Decimal
Place.
Error in one of the Analog Input settings.
Error in one of the Digital Input settings.
Error in one of the Analog Output settings.
Error in one of the Digital Output settings.
Error in one of the Indirect SPA settings.
Slave address from which the event has been read
Seconds when the event occurred
Milliseconds when the event occurred
Communication channel on which the event occurred
Type of event that occurred
Event number
Value of the event
Set time in the gateway
Status of the gateway. This word is sent to the master as
the first word in each input data block. The definition of
the bits is described in Section 6.1. Module status word.
Number of SPA messages transmitted
Number of correctly formed SPA messages
Number of NACK (Negative Acknowledgement)
responses received from the SPA slave
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