Power-up sequence – Rockwell Automation 2706-M1 MESSAGEVIEW 421 HARDWARE MANUAL User Manual

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2–3

Initial Setup

Publication 2706–816

When power is first applied to the MessageView terminal or the
terminal is reset, the terminal performs its Power-On Self Tests
(POST). The initial display illuminates all of the display pixels in a
random and varied brightness pattern.

Next the terminal displays copyright information and the status of
the tests. As each test is performed its test number is displayed. See
Page B–4 for descriptions of the tests.

Self-test
Number

Copyright, 1995

Allen-Bradley Company

V01.01,V01,00

#22

Firmware
Version Number

Boot Code
Version Number

If a test fails, its test number is displayed. See Page B–4 for
corrective action. Also take note of the boot code and firmware
version numbers in case you have to call Allen-Bradley for technical
support.

When the self-tests have completed and passed, the “Self-Tests
Complete” message appears.

The MessageView terminal is shipped with a blank application in
memory.

A 421F or 421N terminal, or a 421D terminal with a
daughterboard, displays this message:

Allen-Bradley Company

MessageView 421D

Scrolls repeatedly
across display

No Application Loaded

A 421D terminal without a daughterboard (Catalog No.
2706-M1D) may be controlled by an ASCII Trigger device or it
may be configured as a slave device. This type of terminal
displays the following message:

Allen-Bradley Company

MessageView 421D

Scrolls repeatedly
across display

Terminal is Programmed as an ASCII Trigger Device To Configure as a Slave Device Consult User Manual

See Page 3–8 to configure the terminal as a 421D Slave Device.

Power-up Sequence

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