Apex Digital 5708009-C manual Devicenet Operation, 15. Network Status LED Continued

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Table 4-15.Network Status LED (Continued)

LED	State	Meaning
Flashing green	On-line, not connected	The unit is on-line but has
		no connections in its
		existing state because:
		• the unit has no
		established
		connections to other
		nodes
		• the unit is not allocated
		to the master.
Flashing amber	Connection time-out,	One or more I/O
	critical link failure	connections are in the
		timed-out state.
Amber	Critical link failure	Communication has failed;
		that is, the unit has detected
		an error that has made it
		incapable of communicating
		on the network.

For information about Module Status LED indications during power-up, refer to Section 8.2.4 of the DeviceNet Specification (revision 2.0).

DEVICENET OPERATION

You may operate your Apex generator either solely through the User port or through the optional DeviceNet port.

Before operating your Apex generator through the DeviceNet port, ensure that your network is connected to the DeviceNet port and the User port. Also, ensure that you have selected an appropriate MAC ID and baud rate (see “DeviceNet Rotary Switches: Baud Rate and Addressing” on page 4-74). Finally, ensure that you have read the information about command and response messages and the DeviceNet LEDs (see “DeviceNet Control Panel LEDs” on page 4-74).

Note: To operate through the DeviceNet port, you must also have a connection through the User port’s interlock pins. For information about User port interlock pins, see the User port section that applies to your Apex unit (“Apex User Port Options” on page 4-2).

RF Power Enable can be active through the User port even though DeviceNet is in operation.

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