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Introduction To ProfiBus DP
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Status Value Description
AD Access denied.
IP Invalid parameter.
SC Sequence conflict.
SE Sequence error.
NE Area Non-existent.
DI Data incomplete.
NC Master parameter set not compatible.
Refer to EN 50170 for more information on function status codes.
Recall that a ProfiBus DP slave must pass through 3 other states prior
to the Data Exchange state: Power On/Reset, Parameterization, and I/O
Configuration. Each DP slave state and the related function telegrams are
described in the following paragraphs. Refer to EN 50170 Volume 2 for a
more detailed explanation.
In the initial state following power up, the slave initializes itself and
automatically detects the correct baud rate for communication. If a valid
address from 0-125 has been set, the slave will pass to the parameterization
state. However, if the slave’s address is set to 126 (the default
commissioning address), then the slave will await a “Set_Slave_Address”
telegram from a class 2 master to change its station address before
proceeding to the parameterization state. A class 2 master can use SAP 55
(Set_Slave_Add) in a telegram header to change the address of a slave
following power-up, but only if the slave’s Set_Slave_Address lock bit is clear
and it has the default address of 126. Recall that stations whose address
cannot be set externally will have a default address of 126 and this address
can only be changed with a class 2 master device.
So that the slave address does not have to be reassigned after power-
up, this address is normally stored in non-volatile memory and uploaded
upon initialization, or it may be loaded from switches on the unit. If there are
several similar stations whose address cannot be set externally and have a
default address of 126, be sure to connect them to the network one at a time
in order to set their addresses.
The important point about initialization is that the slave address must be
set to a valid address from 0-125 (either through external switches or via the
Set_Slave_Address command from a class 2 master) in order for the slave
to pass from the initialization state to the parameterization state.
From the factory, Acromag modules have a default address of 126.
However, address 126 may not be used for data exchange, as it is reserved
for the purpose of commissioning. Acromag modules have external
switches for setting the slave address, but also support address changes via
the Set_Slave_Address command when the external switches are preset to
126 and the internal EEPROM address is also 126. If the unit is instead
powered-up with the external address switches set from 0-125, the
Set_Slave_Address request is refused with an RS error message. If the unit
is powered-up with the external address switches set to 126, then the unit
will retrieve its address from the internal EEPROM memory.
Function Status
OPERATING STATES
AND APPLICABLE
FUNCTIONS
Initial Power ON/Reset
The address must be set to a
valid address from 0-125 in
order for the slave to pass to
the parameterization state.
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