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DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL

2) Structure of response message

See the table below:

Response Message

PLC device 15 14 13 12 11 10 9876 5 4 3 2 1 0

D6000 ReqID Status

D6001 Port Size

D6002

Message Header

Service Code MAC ID

D6003 ~ 6031 Message Data Service Response Data

 The definitions of ReqID, Port, Service Code and MAC ID are the same as their definitions in request

message.

 Size: The length of the message, starting from D6003. Max. 58 bytes. Errors will occur when the

length is longer than 58 bytes. Unit: byte.

 See the table below for the meanings of Status (status codes):

Status Explanation

0 No explicit message is sent out.

1 The communication of explicit message is successful.

2 The explicit message is being sent out.

3 Error: No response from the target equipment.

4 Error: Command is invalid.

5 Error: Size of request message is invalid.

6 Error: Size of response message is invalid.

7 Error: Failing to establish a connection to the target equipment.

8 ~ 255 Reserved

3) Notes:

 DVPDNET-SL can only send out 1 explicit message at a time.

 Before sending explicit message by using WPL program, we suggest you clear the request message

editing area and response message editing area to 0.

 If the slave responds with standard error code, and DVPDNET-SL also consider the communication

being successful, “The communication of explicit message is successful.” will indicate that the

communication has been completed successfully.

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Contents

Main DeviceNet Network Scanner Operation Manual DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL Warning Table of Contents Page DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 1 Introduction 1.1 Features 1.2 Basic Functions of DVPDNET-SL DVPDNET-SL DeviceNet Network Scanner can be used both as a master or a slave in DeviceNet. When When being used as a slave, it supports the following functions: 1.3 Specifications PLC that DVPDNET-SL supports DeviceNet Interface DeviceNet Communication Environment DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 2 Product Profile & Outline 2.1 Dimension 2.2 Product Profiles 2.3 DeviceNet Connection Port 2.4 Address Switch 2.5 Function Switch 2.6 Digital Indicator 2.7 Extension Port DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 3 Installation 3.1 Connecting DVPDNET-SL to DVP-SV MPU 35mm DIN rail 3.2 Installing DVPDNET-SL and DVP-SV MPU on DIN Rail Page DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 4 Configuration of DVPDNET-SL 4.1 Configuration through DeviceNet Builder Software 4.1.1 Selection of Communication Channel 4.1.2 Setup of Scan Module 4.1.3 Setup of Scan List 4.1.4 Input Table and Output Table 4.2 Data Mapping Areas 4.3 I/O Mapping Table (as master mode) 4.4 I/O Mapping Table (as slave mode) DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 5 Sending Explicit Message from Ladder Diagram 5.1 The Principle of Explicit Message Sending 5.2 Structure of Explicit Message Page Page Page Page Page Page DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 6 Bit-Strobe Command 6.1 Principle of Bit-Strobe DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 7 Display of Node Status on Network 7.1 Display of Node Status in Scan List 7.2 Status of DVPDNET-SL DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 8 Setup of Slave Mode DVP28SV DVPDNET-SL Device Net Builder Page DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 9 Setup of Extended Baud Rate 9.1 Setup of Extended Baud Rate (as master mode) DVP28SV DVPDNET-SL Device Net Builder Page 9.2 Setup of Extended Baud Rate (as slave mode) Page Page DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 10 Application Example on Constructing DeviceNet Network 10.1 How to Construct a DeviceNet Network 10.2 How to Configure Network by DeviceNet Network Configuration Tool Page Page Page Page 10.3 Ladder Diagram Program Explanation of PLC Program DeviceNet Network Scanner DVPDNET-SL 11 LED Indicator & Trouble-shooting DVPDNET-SL supports two diagnostic methods: indicator diagnosis and digital displayer diagnosis. 11.1 LED Indicator Diagnosis POWER LED NS LED 11.2 Digital displayer diagnosis