FieldServer FS-RA-CLX-FIR, FS-RA-CLX-PRO manual Appendix B. Troubleshooting

Models: FS-RA-CLX-PRO FS-RA-CLX-FIR

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Appendix B. Troubleshooting

Appendix B.1. Things to check when communications fail.

Check for loose cabling on the third party network

Verify that the correct program is loaded to the CPU

Verify that the correct data types for the tags have been used.

Appendix B.2. Timeout Errors on SlotServer

The following remedial action is suggested if timeout errors are experienced:

The PLC is not set to RUN mode - it may still be in PRG mode. Resolve by putting the PLC into RUN mode.

The IO image connection has not been established successfully. The F screen should show some error messages also. Refer to the Slotserver Configuration Manual, and insert the correct size and RPI values when adding the SlotServer in RSLogix5000.

Appendix B.3. Data Transfer

It is important that the PLC is set to Run – data is only transferred on Run.

The SlotServer’s Logix connection will transfer data to the PLC regardless of the Node status of the Client Nodes. The Logix connection will not be broken if a Client Node goes offline. Node status can be confirmed by checking the Node Status bits.

Appendix B.4. ASIC Error on Soft Restart

If the SlotServer is restarted using Ruinet (!) while the PLC is running, the SlotServer will try to reset the ASIC chip. When it finds it is unable to do this it will produce the following Error message and continue to cycle power to the SlotServer creating an endless loop.

Under these circumstances it is recommended that the PLC is stopped before the SlotServer is restarted.

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