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ControlNet coupler BK7000 in the ControlNet
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The status code and objectic specific status code of the FwdOpen-
Response can report the following codes:
Status
code
Object specific
status code Meaning Displayed by blinking
IO-ERR LED:
0x00 Not available Connection successful Off
0x01 0x0100 Connection already in use Fast, 8*slow, 1*slow
0x01 0x0113 Connection Manager out of connections Fast, 8*slow, 2*slow
0x01 0x0108 Unsupported connection type Fast, 8*slow, 3*slow
0x01 0x0103 Transport type not supported Fast, 8*slow, 4*slow
0x01 0x0117 Nonexistant instance number Fast, 8*slow, 5*slow
0x25 0x0114 Electronic key in IOI failed (Vendor ID) Fast, 8*slow, 6*slow
0x25 0x0115 Electronic key in IOI failed (Product type) Fast, 8*slow, 7*slow
0x25 0x0114 Electronic key in IOI failed (Product code) Fast, 8*slow, 8*slow
0x05 0x0000 invalid class Fast, 8*slow, 9*slow
0x01 0x0400 Terminal bus fault Fast, 8*slow, 10*slow
0x01 0x0109 Connection size mismatch Fast, 8*slow, 11*slow
0x01 0x011A Application out of connections Fast, 8*slow, 12*slow
0x01 0x1000 Bad config data size Fast, 8*slow, 13*slow
0x01 0x1001 Bad config data word 0 Fast, 8*slow, 14*slow
0x01 0x1002 Bad config data word 1 Fast, 8*slow, 15*slow
0x01 0x1003 Bad config data word 2 fast, 8*slow, 16*slow
0x01 0x1004 Bad config data word 3 fast, 8*slow, 17*slow
0x01 0x1010 Config buffer overflow fast, 8*slow, 18*slow
0x01 0x0315 Invalid segment in path fast, 9*slow, 1*slow
0x06 0x0000 Not all expected data sent in the connection path fast, 9*slow, 1*slow
0x01 0x0110 Connection unconfigured step 1 fast, 9*slow, 3*slow
0x01 0x0110 Connection unconfigured step 2 fast, 9*slow, 4*slow
0x01 0x0110 Connection unconfigured step 3 fast, 9*slow, 5*slow
0x01 0x0110 Connection unconfigured step 4 fast, 9*slow, 6*slow
Config data of the Assembly object
Sending the config data is optional, but they must consist of 4 words when
sent.
Word Meaning (default value is printed in bold type)
0 Reserved: must be 0
1 Bit 0: 2-Byte-PLC-interface off (0) / on (1)
Bit 1: 2-Byte-Diag-interface off (0) / on (1)
2 Bit 0: Terminal bus auto-reset off (0) / on (1)
Bit 1: Terminal diagnosis off (0) / on (1)
Bit 4: Digital terminal diagnosis mapped to input data on (0) / off (1)
3 Bit 2: Complex terminals are mapped with data only, if possible (0) / completely (1)
Bit 3: Complex terminals are mapped in Intel- (0) / Motorola (1) format
Bit 5: Complex terminals are mapped without (0) / with ( 1) word-alignment
Bit 6: Terminal bus will be synchronous to the Receive-connection (0) / free running (1)
Undescribed bits are reserved for internal or future use and must not be
changed.
The config data are stored in the bus coupler’s registers 0..3 in table 0. If
no config data are sent, the values are read from these registers. The re-
gisters can be read and written using the bus coupler configuration soft-
ware KS2000.