Siemens CP 343-1 manual Diagnostic Buffer, Events, Details no. of the event

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7.2.4Diagnostic Buffer

This table lists all the events in the chronological order in which they were received. The latest entry is at the start and the oldest entry at the end of the table.

By clicking on the various tabs above the table, you can select the individual modules in the rack.

Parameter	Function

Events

Number	Consecutive number of the entry

Time	Time of the entry
	Note
	If the module has synchronized itself with a time server, the current time is
	displayed. Otherwise the time since the last restart is displayed.

Date	Date of the entry if the module is synchronized. Otherwise the default time of the
	module (01.01.1994) or the day of the last restart is displayed.

Event	Displays the diagnostic buffer entry (entries only in English)

Details: “no. of the event”

Event ID	Event ID of the diagnostic buffer entry

Text of the event entry

CP 343-1 Lean for Industrial Ethernet / Manual Part B3L	B3L−39
Release 03/2007

C79000-G8976-C198-04

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Contents CP 343-1 Lean S7-CPs for Industrial EthernetCompatibility with the Previous Version Address label Unique MAC address preset for the CPProduct Names Printed Product Information Supplied with the ProductContents B3L−53 B3L−33B3L−44 B3L−46B3L−5 Properties / ServicesServices ApplicationProperties / Services B3L−7 ConfigurationProgramming − Using Blocks Version / NCM IE Functions of the CPOrder Number Requirements for UseGeneral Operation B3L−8CPU 314 IFM B3L−9B3L−10 Step Explanation / Meaning Installation and Commissioning Procedure / StepsGround/Chassis Ground Concept B3L−13 Not relevant for Profinet IO data DC 5 V power supply via the backplane bus green = OKDisplays Acyclic data exchange, for example Send/ReceiveGreen LEDs for displaying the modeCP Operating Mode SFred BF redP1 / P2 LEDs for displaying the CP communication statusB3L−16 Display Meaning RX/TX greenNumber of Possible Connections over Ethernet Characteristic Data for S7 CommunicationCharacteristic Explanation / Values Performance DataCharacteristics of the SEND/RECEIVE Interface Execution Times of the FCs Agsend / AgrecvComponent Explanation / Values Characteristic Data for Profinet IO CP as Profinet IO deviceExecution times of the FCs Pniosend / Pniorecv Intelligent Profinet IO Device Configuring and Programming the CP as a Profinet IO DeviceConfigurationProgramming Overview of the Preparatory StepsPrinciple of Data Exchange over Profinet IO Installing the CP and Specifying it as Profinet IO Device ConfigurationB3L−23 Download the configuration data to the Simatic 300 stationRequirements for Configuration in Step Configuring the Profinet IO controllerProfinet IO Controller B3L−25 ResultProperties Dialog of the Device Assigning the Device Name Configuring the properties of the CP as Profinet IO deviceProgramming Interface for Programming on the Profinet IO DeviceFCs Initialization and Configuration Data consistencyInitialization Reasons for reinitialization WatchdogB3L−29 Pniorecv Pniosend Example of Configuration and ProgrammingB3L−31 Call interface Pniosend in the user programB3L−32 Call interface Pniorecv in the user programWeb diagnostics opens with the Start Web DiagnosticsSettings for Access to Diagnostic Data Starting and Working with Web DiagnosticsLayout of the Diagnostics Pages Diagnostics Pages of the CPStatus StartParameter Function GeneralVersion IdentificationParameter IdentificationRack Configuration Rack name Rack ConfigurationB3L−38 Diagnostic Buffer EventsDetails no. of the event IP parameters Industrial EthernetParameters Tab Network attachmentStatistics Tab TCP Connections TabUDP Connections Tab Parameters of a Profinet IO Device Profinet IO ConfigurationAssigned Pnio controller B3L−43Extended Functionality Replacing Older Modules / Replacing Faulty ModulesUse as a Replacement Compatibility with Predecessor ProductsModule Replacement Originally configured module Configuration StepsB3L−45 Further Notes on Operation Memory ResetHow to Use the Function DefaultsAutocrossing Working with Fast Ethernet − automatic switchoverBehavior after Memory Reset How Automatic Switchover of the Network Settings WorksFurther Notes Automatic Setting or Individual Network SettingsSupported MIB Objects Snmp AgentInfluence of MPI on Connections via Industrial Ethernet Access Permissions using Community NameSpecial Features of IP Configuration Protocol Port number ServiceReserved Port Numbers Gsdml file Other information available about the CPRequirements How to Load New FirmwareHow to Download New Firmware LEDs to Indicate the CP ModeB3L−54 Technical SpecificationsB3L−55 B3L−56

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7.2.4Diagnostic Buffer

Parameter

Events

Details: “no. of the event”