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Device Reset and Status Change
3-10-3 Reset Types and Device Status
Emulate cycling
power
Return to the out-
of-box configura-
tion, and then
emulate cycling
power.
Return informa-
tion except for
specified parame-
ters to the out-of-
box configuration,
and then emulate
cycling power.
3-10-4 Changing Device Status
IMPORTANT The mode cannot be changed in the EtherNet/IP Network Window for the
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Resetting may not be supported for some types of reset and device status.
Reset type
Safety connec-
tion being estab-
lished and
configuration
locked.
Unable to reset.
Unable to reset.
Unable to reset.
Changing the device status is not supported by all devices.
The NE1A-series Controller can switch between IDLE mode and RUN mode.
For details on NE1A-series Controller modes, refer to the Safety Network
Controller Operation Manual (Z906).
For DST1-series Safety I/O Terminals, there is no need to change modes.
Change the device mode using either of the following methods. This function
is enabled only when the Network Configurator is online.
With Network Configurator Ver. 2.0@ or higher, modes can be changed all at
once by selecting multiple devices.
1. Select a device, and then select Device - Change Mode followed by the
desired mode.
2. Select a device, and then right-click the device and select Change Mode
followed by the desired mode.
Next, the password input window for the device will be displayed. Enter the
password for the selected devices and click the OK Button.
NE1A-SCPU01-EIP or NE1A-SCPU02-EIP. Change the mode in the
DeviceNet Network Window.
Device status
Safety connec-
Safety connec-
tion being estab-
tion not estab-
lished and
lished and
configuration
configuration
locked.
locked.
Unable to reset.
Able to reset.
Unable to reset.
Unable to reset.
Unable to reset.
Unable to reset.
Section 3-10
Safety connec-
tion not estab-
lished and
configuration
locked.
Able to reset.
Able to reset.
Able to reset.
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