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Chapter 9

Troubleshoot a Redundant System

5. Name and save the export file.
6. Click Export.

It may take several minutes to export all of the data.

The Export Diagnostic Complete dialog box appears once the export has

completed.

7. Click OK.

Forward this diagnostics file to Rockwell Automation Technical Support only if

requested to do so.

Contact Rockwell Automation Technical Support

If you tried to use the event logs to troubleshoot your redundant system and are

unsuccessful, prepare to contact Rockwell Automation’s Technical Support by

exporting the event logs of both the primary and secondary redundancy

modules. The technical support representative who assists you will use those files

to help determine the cause of a switchover or other anomaly.

For more information about exporting the event logs, see

Export Event Log Data

on page 124

.

Keeper Status Causing

Synchronize Failure

To determine if a keeper status anomaly is causing a synchronization failure, you

can view the module status display of the ControlNet modules, or you can check

the keeper status by using RSNetWorx for ControlNet software.

TIP

To avoid anomalies with the Keeper Status, always reset the ControlNet
module configuration of a module being used as a replacement before
inserting and connecting the module in a ControlNet network.
For more information about resetting the ControlNet module configuration,

see

Automatic Keeper Crossloads on page 102

.

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