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

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Troubleshooting

Chapter 7

7Ć4

Table 6.B

Troubleshooting Chart

Indication

Description

Recommended Action

FAULT

BUFFER FULL

CHANNEL ACTIVE

Normal operation

FAULT

BUFFER FULL

CHANNEL ACTIVE

ASCII characters are not transferred

but all LEDs give normal indication.

1. Check for invalid initialization data

(SW1=X4XX). (X = any hex value)

2. Check parity setting on ASCII

device with setting of IW1(14,15).

FAULT

BUFFER FULL

CHANNEL ACTIVE

Hardware failure in module.

Return module for repair

FAULT

BUFFER FULL

CHANNEL ACTIVE

Input buffer full. Loss of spillover

data if control lines are not used.

1. Check for loss of data.

2. Increase ratio or input buffer to

output buffer in IW3(00Ć02).

3. Increase block transfer rate by

transferring multiple strings in each

transfer. Set IW2(17)=1 and modify

your program.

4. Decrease communication rate from

ASCII device.

FAULT

BUFFER FULL

CHANNEL ACTIVE

ASCII characters are transferred

but all LEDS are OFF.

1. Check programming plugs for correct

placement . See section titled "Setting

the Module's Programming Plugs",

P. 2Ć11

2. If a multiple port ASCII device is

being used, check for use of correct

port.

3. Check 1772ĆTC Cable.

= off

= on

During installation and start-up you will find the codes displayed in status
word one (SW1) very helpful. You can observe them when you display
the read block transfer file in your program’s BLOCK XFER READ
instruction. Typical codes for correct operation (Table 6.C), buffer status
(Table 6.D), and fault status (Table 6.E) are shown on the following
pages.

How You Interpret Codes in

Status Word One

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