Profibus Slave does not shut down when plc does

Hello again andthanks for your recent reply, fjungen_02.
It is been a while since we are having this behavior using TesysT and we
have been trying to make some changes to the standard logic (three wire reversible, for
instance) to accomplish what we need, that is, to stop the device whenever the plc stops.
I think that this should be something easy to configure instead of having to add logic
to the standard program. When you mention "add a custom predefined program ...", do
you mean that there is something more or less ready to configure to make the device
stop when the plc stops? My question is due to the fact thatwe have been
changing from the standard program (logic 5) to Custom (256) to make small
changes to the standard logic and give it a try. But, I have found that the additional DP
Output 5 is refered as the following (I am copying exactly the TesysT manual fromMay2008):

Output 5 Logic Outputs Command Register
Additional Output low byte
(700.0-3: associated to Output 1 to 4 if custom logic manages it)
(700.4-15: Reserved)

It seems to me that bits 700.0 & 700.1 (which we could manage from profibus output words) could modify outputs 1 and 2 behavior (those outputs are the ones that start the motor forward & reverse). And, that it is up to the user to "activate" them in a way that I am not aware of. Do you know if this statement is correct and how to use those bits to shut outputs LO1 & LO2 down?

One more thing, is there a register inside TesysT that shows or establish if the plc is running

or not?

Thanks in advance