2 Starting-up of the PEG100-D
The installed baudrate is saved in EEPROM. After power
ON/OFF the unit works with this installed baudrate.
How to install the auto baudrate detection:
If a fixed baudrate is installed and you want to change
this fixed baudrate to auto baudrate detection, you have
to proceed as follows:
- Switch off the power of the DeviceNet option.
- Set the address switches to the address 99 (initialisation of all values with default values).
- Switch on the power of the DeviceNet option.
The MNS - LED will glow orange.
- Switch off the power of the DeviceNet option.
- Set the address switches to the MAC ID you want the
device to work with.
- Switch on the power of the DeviceNet option.
The MNS - LED will flash green if a communication between the PTR and an other device takes place.
The installed auto baudrate detection is saved in
EEPROM. After power ON/OFF the unit works with this
installed auto baudrate detection.
After power ON the unit must find a device to communicate with (duplicate MAC ID check) (for example a
master or a monitor) otherwise the MNS LED will not
flash green and it will be impossible to allocate the PTR.
2.1.2 Address Setting
It is necessarry in a network to give each device a specific address. Therefore the address switches have to be
set to the requested MAC ID (addresses between 0 and
64 are possible).
2.2 MNS - LED
The MNS - LED corresponds to the ODV Astandard. The
following additional features were integrated:
LED Colour: Function
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ORANGE permanent The address switches are set to
one of the possible baudrate
settings (90, 91, 92) or to "Initialisation with default values"
(99).
RED permanent Not allowed MAC ID
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For starting-up the fieldbus
- the whole system has to be installed electronically.
- the master has to be configurated
- the address of the slaves has to be set
2.1 Baudrate and Address
Switch
2.1.1 Baudrate
Alternatively you can choose between two kinds of
baudrate installations:
- Auto - Baud - Rate - Detection
If the unit is switched on during data transfer on the network (minimum: 2 nodes installed with data traffic between these nodes) the unit detects automatically the
installed baudrate on the bus.
- Pre-installed baudrate
You can install three baudrates (125 kBaud, 250 kBaud
and 500 kBaud) by using the address switches (see figure 1).
The function of the address switches (Figure 1) is as follows:
Address Function
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0 - 64 MAC ID
(Address selection by address switches)
90 Baudrate 125 kBaud
91 Baudrate 250 kBaud
92 Baudrate 500 kBaud
99 Initialisation with default values and auto-
baudrate detection
How to install a fixed baudrate:
- Switch off the power of the DeviceNet option.
- Set the address switches to the address 90, 91 or 92
(depending on the baudrate you want)
- Switch on the power of the DeviceNet option.
The MNS - LED will glow orange.
- Switch off the power of the DeviceNet option.
- Set the address switches to the MAC ID you want the
device to work with
- Switch on the power of the DeviceNet option.
The MNS -LED will flash green if a communication between the PTR and an other device takes place.
After power ON the unit must find a device to communicate with (duplicate MAC ID check) (for example a
master or a monitor) otherwise the MNS LED will not
flash green and it will be impossible to allocate the PEG.