Information On Watchdog Time (Twd) - Pepperl+Fuchs FieldConnex Segment Coupler 3 Manual

PROFIBUS Power Hub Segment Coupler 3 (SK3)
PROFIBUS Commissioning
2. Select the directory that contains the GSD files intend to convert.
3. Select the GSD files you intend to convert.
Files preceded by a "+" symbol are the result of a previous conversion. These files cannot
be converted again and an error message appears if an attempt is made to do so. 
Files beginning with a "-" symbol have not been converted yet and can be converted if
required. Doubleclick to open and view or edit a file.
You can select one or more files for conversion by pressing the [CTRL] or [SHIFT] keys.
4. Select the directory where you intend to store the converted GSD files.
5. Convert the GSD files by clicking the Process GSD -> button.
A window opens with information on the finished conversion process.
5.2.3 Information on Watchdog Time (T
PROFIBUS devices can activate a mechanism that monitors each time interval in the cyclic
data exchange process (or "user data exchange") to ensure that the PROFIBUS master is still
active. This socalled watchdog time (T
Note!
Watchdog Reprogramming during Cyclic Communication!
DPV1 slaves leave cyclic communication because the DPV1 standard does not permit any
watchdog change during operation.
Note!
The built-in slave of the DP/PA gateway performs diagnostics in the DTM and cyclically to
determine whether the watchdog time (T
If the response monitor is active and the T
the device stops the cyclic data exchange, reverts to its original status (Wait_prm) and secures
the status of the outputs.
The T time value and the signal for activating the response monitor are transmitted from the
WD
PROFIBUS master to the PROFIBUS slave in the parameter telegram at start-up during the
cyclic data exchange. The T
i.e., it is not included in the GSD file. Lower values are limited by the cycle times.
)
WD
) is measured in the PROFIBUS slave.
WD
) is sufficient.
WD
since the last cyclic polling process has expired,
WD
is generally defined as user-specific and not device-specific,
WD
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