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AS-i 3.0 Command Interface
Commands of the Command Interface
4.9.2
State of safe inputs via I/O-data
The state of the safe inputs can be received out of cyclical process data in the
control. On the basis of bit sequences the input status can be concluded:
bit sequence 0000:
Bit Sequence 0011 Or 1100: 1-channel switched-off, module disturbed, as only
The code sequences are in the process data usually replaced by 1111 (see chap-
ter "REPLACEMENT VALUE" in respective system manual of the AS-i Gateway).
4.9.3
Graphical diagnostics on Windows PC via ASIMON
The diagnostics via the PC software ASIMON shows particularly clear the sche-
matic representation of the state of the release circuits as well as of the linked de-
vices. In the ethernet based gateways, diagnostics works using the IP address of
the gateway, otherwise using the RS 232 diagnostic interface.
Information!
Additional information on diagnostics via the ASIMON Software can be found in system
manual "ASIMON 3 G2 Configuration software for Microsoft Windows", chap.6.
4.9.4
Diagnostics via display
Information!
Additional information on diagnostics via the display can be found in respective system
manual ot the AS-i Monitor.
4.9.5
Diagnostics via command interface
You get detailed diagnostics, e.g. an overview of device colors via acyclic data
(see section <Acyclic commands> ), accessible via the command interface, either
through a direct command (e.g. command 14, see chapter <Command 14: Read
"Safety monitor diagnostic">) or via a "Vendor Specific Object".
You get the trigger time to query the acyclic commands for example out of the
Safety Control Status (bit 6 and 7, red or yellow flashing device in the particular
release circuit).
Information!
Examples for reading diagnostics via a command interface, see the chapter <Example
for the readout of the safety monitor with ACYC_TRANS> .
A "Vendor Specific Object" will be found via the acyclic transfer command "S-7.5
Transfer" (command 5) (see chapter <Command 5: „Transfer S-7.5"> ).
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2-channel switched-off, module regularly released
partly or not operated within the synchronisation time.
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