7/18/2014 5:25 AM | |
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Hi Ste39, You are right, Micromaster 4 profibus Modlue is 6SE6400-1PB00-0AA0. |
7/18/2014 8:17 AM | |
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Hi Ste39 The PLC have still run, I don't understand what is happening |
7/18/2014 9:27 AM | |
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Hi Ste39 I have settup it: P0719 = 0 P0700=6 P01000 =6 Why do it not OK ? |
7/18/2014 10:21 AM | |
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Hello again, 1) Have you tried with power OFF -->ON or restart your CPU? (if possible) 2) Have youlooked the diagnostic buffer of the CPU? Some information? 3) What blocks are you using to exchange data between the CPU and Micromaster? 4) The profibus module is powered? (24Vdc) 5) This drive is the last node on the Profibus network? if it is the last node, the terminating resistor must be ON otherwise OFF. 6) The ground connection is correct? Maybe in the Profibus connector does not have a good bond. Please answer these questions And have a look me or Vithany: MM440 CB fault 4 F0700 - A0703 alarm ...Help! |
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