Hi,
I am just wondering
Normally HDD is at IDE Primary Master (IDE Drive 1) Jumper set to single and DVD at IDE Secondary Master (IDE Drive 3) Jumper set to single
As seen at Picture DVD is at Primary Master (IDE Drive 1) and HDD at Secondary Slave (IDE Drive 4)
What are the Jumpers settings for DVD and HDD?
HDD slave and DVD on master .
so i'm not able to change the order of the boot drive in the bios, so every time is booting try to press F12 and select from boot drive
but it shows " the operating system cant find ".
i connected the optic drive to separate IDE port on the Mb .
i have received the ISO file from KUKA and burn it in the CD-R.
i don't know if anything wrong with type of the CD because i tried different version XP and still get the same result ?
Do you use CPC?
whats CPC?
So after I made some efforts to install new XPe on the HDD, I faced these problem. Please advise me on your solutions.
I burned the XPe image on a dvd and I assumed it’s bootable format.
After connected the external DVD-rom to IDE port and recognized in the bios,
noticed I cant changed the bootable drive from HDD to DVD?
So do you have any idea how can to boot from the DVD?
hello guys,
we just turn on our KRC2 ed5 controller and see this page . even try to restart couple of times and disconnect it from the power,
but still there. please let me know any suggestion on the troubleshooting advise.
okay, i finally figure it out:
POLL_RESPL=2
POLL_CMDL=1
i don't know why but it works with 1 DI and 1 DO module.
ok,
I got ESD file from Beckhoff technical team includes all required setup.
but after i corrected my product ID, the error message change to " data size doesn't match" ??
****BK5250.eds***
$ EDS
[Device]
VendCode = 108;
VendName = "Beckhoff Automation";
ProdType = 12;
ProdTypeStr = "Communications Adapter";
ProdCode = 5250;
MajRev = 1;
MinRev = 1;
ProdName = "BK5250 V01.01";
Catalog = "BK5250";
[IO_Info]
Default = 0X0001; $ Poll Connection is default
PollInfo = 0X000F, 1, 1;
StrobeInfo = 0X000F, 1, 1;
COSInfo = 0X0007, 1, 1;
CyclicInfo = 0X000B, 1, 1;
$ Input Connections
$ Assemblies
Input1=
0, $ 0 bytes length, see terminal configuration
0, $ all bits are significant
0x000F, $ Poll, BitStrobe, Change of State and Cyclic
"A+D Inputs with Status byte", $ Name
6, "20 04 24 6F 30 03", $ Assembly Inst. 111
"Mapping, see EDS-File or Manual"; $ Help String
$ Mapping Info:
$ Byte 0 to (n-1) :Analog Inputs
$ Byte n to (m-1) :Discrete Inputs
$ Byte m :Vendor specific status byte
$ bit0 = Internal bus error
$ bit1 = Config error
$ bit2 = reserved
$ bit3 = reserved
$ bit4 = reserved
$ bit5 = reserved
$ bit6 = Bus Sense Error
$ bit7 = Fieldbus error / idle mode
Input2=
0, $ 0 bytes length, see terminal configuration
0, $ all bits are significant
0x000F, $ Poll, BitStrobe, Change of State and Cyclic
"Discrete Inputs with Status byte", $ Name
6, "20 04 24 70 30 03", $ Assembly Inst. 112
"Mapping, see EDS-File or Manual"; $ Help String
$ Mapping Info:
$ Byte 0 to (n-1) :Discrete Inputs
$ Byte n :Vendor specific status byte
$ bit0 = Internal bus error
$ bit1 = Config error
$ bit2 = reserved
$ bit3 = reserved
$ bit4 = reserved
$ bit5 = reserved
$ bit6 = Bus Sense Error
$ bit7 = Fieldbus error / idle mode
Input3=
0, $ 0 bytes length, see terminal configuration
0, $ all bits are significant
0x000F, $ Poll, BitStrobe, Change of State and Cyclic
"Analog Inputs with Status byte", $ Name
6, "20 04 24 71 30 03", $ Assembly Inst. 113
"Mapping, see EDS-File or Manual"; $ Help String
$ Mapping Info:
$ Byte 0 to (n-1) :Analog Inputs
$ Byte n :Vendor specific status byte
$ bit0 = Internal bus error
$ bit1 = Config error
$ bit2 = reserved
$ bit3 = reserved
$ bit4 = reserved
$ bit5 = reserved
$ bit6 = Bus Sense Error
$ bit7 = Fieldbus error / idle mode
$ Output Connections
$ Assemblies
Output1=
0, $ 0 bytes length, see terminal configuration
0, $ all bits are significant
0x000F, $ Poll, BitStrobe, Change of State and Cyclic
"Analog + Discrete Outputs", $ Name
6, "20 04 24 65 30 03", $ Assembly Inst. 101
"Mapping, see EDS-File or Manual"; $ Help String
$ Mapping Info:
$ Byte 0 to (n-1) :Analog Outputs
$ Byte n to m :Discrete Outputs
Output2=
0, $ 0 bytes length, see terminal configuration
0, $ all bits are significant
0x000F, $ Poll, BitStrobe, Change of State and Cyclic
"Discrete Outputs", $ Name
6, "20 04 24 66 30 03", $ Assembly Inst. 102
"Mapping, see EDS-File or Manual"; $ Help String
$ Mapping Info:
$ Byte 0 to n :Discrete Outputs
Output3=
0, $ 0 bytes length, see terminal configuration
0, $ all bits are significant
0x000F, $ Poll, BitStrobe, Change of State and Cyclic
"Analog Outputs", $ Name
6, "20 04 24 67 30 03", $ Assembly Inst. 103
"Mapping, see EDS-File or Manual"; $ Help String
$ Mapping Info:
$ Byte 0 to n :Analog Outputs
****dnsc2****
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): >---------> Start LPDN-Scanner driver (channel 2)
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): Debugging : enabled
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): Serial : 9600 KBaud, 8*data,no parity, 1*stop, hardware
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): Scanlist comments : enabled
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): LPDN MAC_ID : 0
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): Baudrate : 500 KBaud
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): WatchDog : enabled
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): PCI memory : 0x14A18000
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:37, DNch(2): PCI IO : 0x4400
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:38, DNch(2): SW-ver. drv/fw/PLX : 3.00B2/3.11/2
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:38, DNch(2): HW-ver. serial/board : 2528/0
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:38, DNch(2): No slaves in scanlist-file projected
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:38, DNch(2): LPDN-Scanner state: running (channel 2)
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:39, DNch(2): ERROR: [11]: No device
30/ 7/20 : 21:23:40, DNch(2): ERROR: [11]: No device
****LPDN2***
LPDN_Scanner : Log Date 30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): >---------> Start LPDN-Scanner driver (channel 2)
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): Debugging : enabled
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): Serial : 9600 KBaud, 8*data,no parity, 1*stop, hardware
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): Scanlist comments : disabled
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): LPDN MAC_ID : 1
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): Baudrate : 125 KBaud
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): WatchDog : enabled
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): PCI memory : 0x14A18000
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:14, DNch(2): PCI IO : 0x4400
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:16, DNch(2): SW-ver. drv/fw/PLX : 3.00B2/3.11/2
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:16, DNch(2): HW-ver. serial/board : 2528/0
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:16, DNch(2): No slaves in scanlist-file projected
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:16, DNch(2): LPDN-Scanner state: running (channel 2)
30/ 7/20 : 19:40:17, DNch(2): FlushOutputs
Solid green or blinking green?
Also, "already have power on the channel"? What does this mean? There should only be one 24VDC power supply on the DN bus. The LPDN card in the KRC has to get its power from the DN cable, it does not draw power from the KRC's motherboard.
The DEVNET.INI file is not relevant if you are using the LPDN card. DEVNET.INI only applies to the X805 on the MFC card.
What are the contents of the DNSC2.LOG file?
Both channels on the LPDN card appear to be occupied. But the light for one is red, the other is dark. So one is not running, the other has no power.
it's solid green and every 10 sec turn to red(right one)-green(left one) blinking.
about power supply, i connected my power supply to 24+ and 0 .
Yes i have LPDN card with 2 channels. also i use separate power supply for 24 V connected to 24 and 0,(though i have already power on the channel).
the LED on the channel are both green and on the remote device we well !
****dnsc_2sl*****
[MODULE_STARTUP]
INACTIV= ; Example: 1,5,6
CONTINUE_WITH_WARNING= ; Example: 8,25
[SCANNERCFG]
NET_EPR=75
NET_ISD=5
NET_BACKGROUND_POLL_RATE=1
NET_TX_RETRY_COUNT=1
[1]
MAC_ID=11
VENDOR_ID=0108
PRODUCT_TYP=0012
PRODUCT_CODE=5200
POLL_RESPL=2
POLL_CMDL=2
***dnsc_2co***
[CONFIG]
MAC_ID=0
LOGFILE=log/dnsc2.log
DEBUG=1
BAUDRATE=500
OPTIONS=0
SCANLIST_COMMENT=1
****devnet***
[KRC]
DEBUG=1
BAUDRATE=500
LOGFILE=log/devnet.log
[1]
MACID=11
*****IOSYS****
[CONFIG]
VERSION=2.00
[DRIVERS]
DIAGDRV=22,cp_DiagInit,diagdrv.o
;DNSC6=20,dnsc6Init,dnsc6drv.o
;DNSC5=19,dnsc5Init,dnsc5drv.o
;DNSC4=18,dnsc4Init,dnsc4drv.o
;DNSC3=17,dnsc3Init,dnsc3drv.o
DNSC2=13, dnsc2Init, dnsc2drv.o
[DIAGDRV]
;COMMENT=Configuration not required
[RSI]
[DNSC1]
[DNSC2]
INB2=11,0,x1
OUTB2=11,0,x1
[DNSC3]
[DNSC4]
[DNSC5]
[DNSC6]
[IOLINKING]
[ERX]
[END SECTION]
in my devicenet tool shows the "device ID doesn't match "i don't know what that means but i cant figure out where can i find this information which i just copied from last thread?
VENDOR_ID=0108
PRODUCT_TYP=0012
PRODUCT_CODE=5200
Any help would be thoroughly appreciate.
