On-board indicator lights – Yaskawa SmartTrac DeviceNet Card User Manual

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Testing Card Installation Technical Manual 3554-0070

5. Measure the supply voltage at each device. It should be > 11Vdc.

If not, check for faulty or loose connectors and verify power
system design calculations by measuring current flow in each
section of cable with an ammeter

NOTE: Shield must be continuous and have no current flow in it (tested
previously)

6. Measure and record the voltage between the shield and DC common at

each device. The maximum difference should be < 5V between any two
devices.

7. Check the Network Status LED (see "On-board Indicator Lights." The

LED should be steady green on all devices, or flashing green if polled
connections are not established.

Solid RED indicates a communication fault (possibly incorrect
baud rate) or a duplicate MAC ID (station address)

8. Use a network configuration tool to perform a "network who" to verify

that all stations are connected and capable of communicating

On-board Indicator Lights

Two LED indicator lights on the Smart Trac DeviceNet card provide system-
related information:

Module Status (MS) LED: A two-color LED indicates whether or not
the application program loaded properly. When GREEN, it indicates
that the application program is loaded and running. When RED, it
indicates the application program has not loaded, an error occurred
during the load, or a fatal runtime error occurred.

Table 3. Interpretation of the Module Status Indicator

Module Status (MS) Indicator LED

LED State

Device State

Description

OFF

No power

Power is not being supplied to
device.

Flashing GREEN

In Standby

Needs commissioning due to
missing, incomplete, or
incorrect configuration
parameters.

Solid GREEN

Operational

Operating in normal condition.

Flashing RED

Minor Fault

Recoverable fault active.

Solid RED

Unrecoverable
Fault

Unrecoverable fault active.

Flash rate for LED is approximately 1 flash per second: ON for
approximately 0.5 second, then OFF for approximately 0.5 second.

Network Power -
Minimum supply
voltage

Network Power -
Common Mode
Voltage

MAC ID/ Baud Rate
Settings

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