How you interpret status – Rockwell Automation 1771-DA,D17716.5.13 U MNL 1771-DA ASCII I/O MODULE User Manual

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Troubleshooting

Chapter 7

7Ć2

Feature

Invalid Setting or Range

Word (Bit)

EndĆofĆstring delimiter

IW3(10Ć16)

Same value as IW4(10Ć16)

when you use IW3 and

IW4

3A hex, when you do not

use IW4 (3A is default of

IW4(10Ć16) when IW4 is

not used)

BCD delimiter

IW4(10Ć16)

No value entered when

using all four initialization

words (00 hex is an illegal

BCD delimiter value)

There are three LED status indicators on the front of the module. They
are labeled:

FAULT
BUFFER FULL
CHANNEL ACTIVE

The location of these LED indicators and how you interpret them is
described in Figure 6.1.

Figure 6.1

Status Indicators

FAULT Ć This red indicator illuminates when the module

detects an internal hardware fault. It is normally off.

BUFFER FULL Ć This yellow indicator illuminates when the input buffer is

full. It must be reset by program logic using CW1(03).

CHANNEL ACTIVE Ć This green indicator illuminates when an ASCII

device is turned on and is properly connected to the INTERFACE port.

The module examines only the received data line for channel active

indication. This indicator does not monitor communication between the

processor and the ASCII module.

NOTE: In RSĆ232ĆC and current loop modules, disregard the CHANNEL

ACTIVE indicator when in simplex mode of transmission. The simplex

write mode disregards the status of the receive line, which is indicated by

the CHANNEL ACTIVE indicator.

ASCII

I/O

FAULT

BUFFER

FULL

CHANNEL

ACTIVE

How You Interpret Status

Indicators

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