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Network status
The top bar shows the following information:
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GDNet (ETH# ...): the number in parenthesis after ETH#
indicates which physical card was configured for the
GDNet network. You can obtain the same information
with the Network section of the Setup program.
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cfg: x: the number x, which corresponds uniquely to its
background color, indicates the GDNet activation status:
- 1 (dark gray): GDNet activation not yet launched.
- 2 (cyan): GDNet assigned to more than one network.
- 3 (magenta): GDNet assigned to non-supported HW.
- 4 (yellow): GDNet I/O cfg file not found.
- 5 (red): elaboration of I/O cfg file ended with error.
- 6 (blue): GDNet not configured.
- 7 (light gray): no device found in GDNet I/O cfg file.
- 8 (dark green): GDNet activating.
- 9: (bright green) GDNet activation ended correctly;
otherwise, unexpected error (black).
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Status A-B-Fail: network operation index (level one),
shown by the status of 3 variables represented by 3
colored number squares. In order from left to right, the
color indicates:
- Status A: equals 1 (green) if all configured devices are
correctly connected and present with all configured
cards.
practice, the functional conditions are identical to the
configuration. Otherwise, equals 0 (yellow), indicating
that at least one device or a single card of a device
is not present. Nevertheless, this is a correct and
permissible functional condition.
- Status B: equals 1 (green) if all detected devices
are correctly connected, even if fewer than the
configuration, and if there is no mismatch of detected
cards (see GetCards). In addition, all of the valid
cards found when the device was first connected
must be present. Otherwise, equals 0 (red), indicating
that at least one previously-connected device is not
connected, or that at first connection a single card of
a device is in mismatch, or that a single card found at
first connection is no longer present.
- Fail: equals 0 (green) if no card of any device has an
active A or P fault. Otherwise (at least one card has an
active A or P fault) equals 1 (red).
Network devices
The center window lists the configured devices. The 3
columns show the following information:
•
(NODE) NAME: node number set with rotary selector
and name entered in HW configurator.
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STATUS: device function status. May be as follows:
- [empty]: Slave not configured.
- Cfg: Configured Slave not found
- Sw0: Slave about to go operational
- Mis: Slave lost.
- Prg: Slave in program.
- Ope: Slave operative.
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TYPE: device type. May be as follows:
- MC: Motion control (drive).
- GL2: GiLogik.
Scroll the list with the touch screen and double-click to select
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an element from the list.
Selecting an element from the list lets you go to more
detailed diagnostics (level 2 and 3 or device and card level)
with display of a panel dedicated to the selected device.
Advanced section
Click the Advanced button to access 2 pages for advanced
diagnostics, displaying values of a series of specific counters
(useful in case of service request).
GILOGIK II
Click the GILOGIK II button on the bottom tool bar to access
diagnostics of GILOGIK II devices.
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The window shows:
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identification of the network node at the top left,
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a graphic representation and description of the node
cards and their status,
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two arrow keys for moving among the nodes,
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detailed status of the cards of the selected node.
Node identification
The node is identified with a generic progressive indication or
with the name it was given when configured.
To select another node (if present), use the arrow keys on
the left.
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