Installing the user prom – Rockwell Automation 1771-DB Basic Module User Manual - Series A User Manual

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Installing the BASIC Module

Chapter 3

3–7

If the FLT LED lights after the module has been operating properly check
the following troubleshooting chart.

Problem

Probable Cause

Recommended Action

Module’s programming port
does not respond

Hardware failure

Send module for repair

Module’s programming port
continues to function but FLT
LED goes on and off

Problem with block-transfers
between processor and BASIC
module

Verify ladder logic

Module’s programming port
continues to function and FLT
LED goes out when processor
is switched to program mode

Module’s programming port
continues to function and FLT
LED remains on

Problem with block-transfer
circuitry on the BASIC Module

Send module for repair

The BASIC Module has a 32 K byte EPROM installed (figure 3.4). We
recommend that you keep JEDEC standard 8 K, 16 K or 32 K byte
EPROMs which use 12.5V DC programming voltage as spares. You can
buy 32 K byte EPROMs from Allen-Bradley (part numbers 940654-02 or
9406454-03).

3.3
Module Status LED’s
(continued)

3.4
Installing the User Prom

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