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Connect Tech Blue Heat/Net Sync User Manual

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In the above example, a rapidly flashing CPU LED during the boot up process signifies the Blue

Heat/Net Sync has experienced an error. Port LEDs 1 through 4 signify which error has

occurred. In this case, LED 2 and 3 are on, so the error code is 6. The chart below defines the

error details for each error code.

Table 4: LED Error Codes for Blue Heat/Net Sync

Error Code and Event

Details

Suggested Corrective

Action

1. Loader code in flash is erased.

The regions of flash memory which hold

the loader code are both erased. (There

are two redundant loaders in flash that

can be run).

This may occur in when

there are ESD

disturbances or in

electrically noisy

environments. If this error

persists it may be a

hardware issue.

Contact Connect Tech.

2. Loader code in flash has a bad CRC.

The regions of flash memory which hold

the loader code both have CRC errors.

(There are two redundant loaders in flash

that can be run).

See corrective action for

error code 1.

3. RAM copy of loader code has a bad

CRC.

The loader code is copied to RAM

before execution. This error is shown if

the RAM copy has a CRC error.

See corrective action for

error code 1.

4. Configuration Data Space (CDS) areas

have corrupted data (CRC failure).

The CDS is copied from flash to RAM

during the beginning of the loader code.

If a CRC error is detected in the RAM

copy, this error is shown.

See corrective action for

error code 1.

Contents

Main Blue Heat/Net Sync User Manual Ethernet-to-Serial Synchronous Communications Limited Lifetime Warranty Copyright Notice Trademark Acknowledgment Customer Support Overview Contact Information Certification Statements Table of Contents Page List of Figures List of Tables Introduction Features Understanding Virtual COM Ports Blue Heat/Net Sync Installation Overview Hardware Installation Connecting the Blue Heat/Net Sync to Your Network: Ethernet LEDs Serial Port LEDs A flashing LED indicates that the port in question is receiving or transmitting data. Connecting Serial Devices V.28 Connections: Basic Async (V.28) RS-232 Null Modem Connection Basic Sync (V.28) RS-232 Connection (Provides Clock) Basic Sync (V.28) RS-232 Connection (Receives Clock) Blue Heat/Net Synchronous Clocking Loopback Connectors Connecting Power DC Power Connector Phoenix Locking Screw Terminal Connector Page Activating the Special Operations Mode and Default Settings Using the Reset Button to Activate the Special Operations Mode Selecting a Special Operation Power On Diagnostics: LED Error Codes The error condition is signaled by a rapidly flashing CPU LED (about 10 to 20 per The error code is displayed on Port LEDs 1 to 4 as a binary number. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9 7 8. SCM Cabling requirements SCM: Serial Configuration Manager Setting a Static or Dynamic IP Address Set the IP Address Using the Web Configuration Manager Set the IP Address Using the Serial Configuration Manager Blue Heat/Net Sync Configuration CDS (Configuration Data Space) Description Access to CDS Parameters SCM (Serial Configuration Manager) Description Getting Access to the SCM SCM Command Reference Brief Command List Command Details Page Page Page Page WCM (Web Configuration Manager) Signing In to the Web Configuration Manager Page Configure Advanced Serial Settings Configure Blue Heat/Net Sync Settings Flash Enabled: This option enables or disables the ability of the Blue Heat/Net Sync to Bootp Enabled: This option enables or disables the Blue Heat/Nets ability to obtain TFTP Enabled: This option enables or disables the ability to download and boot from a DHCP Enabled: This option enables or disables the use of DHCP. If DHCP is enabled, Configuration Port: This option sets the port to scan for the password to gain entry into Page Configure Firmware Restore Defaults Saving To Flash Monitoring Your Blue Heat/Net Monitor Serial Port Traffic Monitor Network Traffic Monitor TCP/IP Statistics My Blue Heat/Net Sync Page Software Installation for Windows Installing the Blue Heat/Net Sync Configuration Manager Page Page Page Running the Configuration Manager Device Installation Configure Default Blue Heat/Net Sync Add New Blue Heat/Net Sync Auto Discover Blue Heat/Net Sync Firmware Upgrades Upgrade using WCM (Web Configuration Manager) Upgrade using SCM (Serial Configuration Manager) Software Development Hardware Information Hardware Resources Chip Selects Interrupts ColdFire MCF5272 GPIO Base Address Map Memory Map of IUSC and PLD Functions ColdFire (5272) Bus: IUSC Access: PLD Resource Access: PLD Memory Map Table Page Page 54 Revis Bit Descriptions R/W PLD Registers: Valid Bit Reset Values (Hex) Page Page Port Settings, Clock Setup and General Settings Page Page Appendix Blue Heat/Net Sync Specifications Protocol Descriptions Pinouts DB-25 Female Pinouts DB-9 Female Pinouts Page Default Settings Network Settings Boot Settings SCM Operation Settings Common Configuration Setups Static IP Setup Using SCM Using WCM DHCP Setup How the Blue Heat/Net Sync Boots Up Bootup Sequence Figure 30: Bootup Sequence Flowchart of Special Operations Mode using the reset button Asynchronous Communications Tutorial Serial Line Interface Tutorial RS-232 Line Interface: Differential Line Interfaces: RS485/RS422/V.11 Details Basic 4-Wire, Full Duplex Communications: Multi-drop 4-Wire, Full Duplex Communications: Basic - Wire, Half Duplex Multi-drop Connection: Bus Contention on Differential Multi-drop Networks: Termination Resistors in Differential Networks Termination Resistors in Differential Networks: