Configuration Tip See the general description for information about the following tabs of the device editor. Tab: <device name> I/O Mapping Tab: <device name> IEC Objects Tab: <device name> Parameters
Field Device NetX – General Object: PROFINET Field Device The tab displays the basic communication settings. Use remanent data The IP settings and the station name of the file are used. Initially, the
Module – General Object: PROFINET Module Table 12 . Module Information ID number Identification of the module (from the device description). Slot number Position of the I/O module below the I/O device
Field Device – General Object: PROFINET Field Device The tab displays the basic communication settings. According to the PROFINET standard, the PROFINET Device is responsible for the IP settings of th
General The configuration of the PROFINET Controller consists of the controller and the PROFINET devices (Slaves) inserted below it. The devices are configured by the controller and exchange data with
PNIO Status (Error Code) The PNIOStatus is an 8-place hexadecimal code which is not part of the PROFINET diagnosis in the actual sense. The PNIOStatus is an error/abort code of failed services and is
CODESYS Communication Insofar as multiple Ethernet adapters exist on the controller, it is generally recommended to separate the CODESYS communication (project download, monitoring, etc.) and the fiel
Diagnosis in the User Interface Device tree In online mode, the device tree allows for an exact pinpointing of a pending diagnosis. The error flag (red symbol) indicates a hard error, such as an incor
FAQ Question Answer When a PROFINET Device or a Module is marked red (error), does that affect other devices or modules? No. They are not affected during a data exchange. Is a diagnosis in the field d