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Bit 6
–
Device conflict error Flag
Bit 7
–
Termination error Flag
Bits 8
–
Device position error Flag
Bit 9
–
Supply out of range error Flag
Bit 10
–
Device Unconfigured error Flag
Bits 11:16
–
Not used (shall be 0)
End Device XX
–
Configuration and Communication Status
1byte, BYTE,
XX is from 1 to 32
Bit 0
–
Module type does not match device type in
start-up parameters, but configuration is set
Bit 1
–
Module type does not match device type in
start-up parameters and configuration is not set
Bit 2
–
Module is not configured with start-up
parameters
Bit 3
–
Device not reachable
Bit 4
–
Device position error
Bit 5
–
Empty slot
Bit 6
–
End Device Incompatible Type,
Bit 7
–
Not used.
Input Data per each non-empty slot:
Name
Data type
Description
Alarm Status
2 bytes, WORD,
big-endian encoding
Bit 0
–
Mains loss alarm Flag
Bit 1
–
Load loss/SSR open circuit alarm Flag
Bit 2
–
RG..N short circuit alarm Flag
Bit 3
–
Voltage out of range alarm Flag
Bit 4
–
Current out of range alarm Flag
Bit 5
–
Frequency out of range alarm Flag
Bit 6
–
Over-temperature pre warning alarm Flag
Bit 7
–
Temperature out of range alarm Flag
Bit 8
–
Load Deviation alarm Flag
Bits 9:15
–
Not used. (shall be 0)
End device General Status
2 bytes, WORD,
big-endian encoding
Bit 0
–
Device reset Flag
Bit 1
–
Autoconfiguration Flag (for internal use)
Bit 2
–
Internal Error Alarm Flag
Bit 3
–
Communication Error Flag
Bits 4:7
–
Not used
Bit 8: Alarm Status Flag
Bit 9: TEACH busy Flag
Bit 10: TEACH successful Flag
Bits 11:15
–
Not used. (shall be 0)
5.3
Explicit Messaging
Explicit data In EtherNet/IP is used to transfer data that does not require continuous updates or is not critical to the
ongoing process. Any NRG parameter can be set via an explicit command even if this is included in the start-up
parameters.
5.3.1
Standard CIP object classes
Standard CIP object classes can be accessed explicitly as per EtherNet/IP standards.
Identity Object
Object
Class No.
Object Instance
Description
0x01
1
Identification and general information of the EIP device is provided by
this object (including resetting of the device).