Slave Data Set
General Information
The data associated with each slave is organized as follows:
Data from Gateway
Slave Status Register
Parameter Data (PKW)
Process Data (PZD)
Slave Status Register
This register reflects the current status of the slave.
(lsb)
b15
b14
b13
RES
•
RES (Reserved)
Reserved for future use, mask off and ignore.
•
FNF (Fieldbus Network Fault)
This bit indicates if the fieldbus has gone on- (set) or off- (cleared) line.
•
USSF (USS Fault)
This bit is set if a USS master-slave communication fault has been detected.
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OP (Operational)
This bit is set if the gateway has detected the slave and found it operational.
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CFG (Configured)
This bit is set (1) if the node is configured in the master or cleared (0) if not configured.
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Slave No.
USS slave address (0... 31).
Process Data (PZD)
This is the actual Process Data (PZD) image.
Parameter Data (PKW)
The gateway does not process the Parameter Data (PKW) data in any way. This means that the param-
eter access protocol used to access PKW data, if required, must be implemented entirely on the PLC
side. Exactly how this is done is beyond the scope of this document.
Data from IO Controller
(reserved, set to zero)
Parameter Data (PKW)
Process Data (PZD)
b12
b11
b10
b9
FNF USSF
(2 bytes)
(size is device dependent)
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b8
b7
b6
b5
OP
RES CFG
RES
Data Exchange 2-3
b4
b3
b2
b1
Slave No.
(lsb)
b0
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