Posts by mks121

    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 ?

    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?

    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

    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 .

    Hello Guys,

    I'm running to kind of similar problem on this tread:

    Configuration Issues with DeviceNet

    I tried to use last conversation but still could not figure it out . i'm using the same setup and coupler, (KRC2 ed05 and Beckhoff BK5250 with 4 DI and 4 DO modules). i have 120 ohm resistors at both ends and using devicenet card channel 2 LPDN.

    so already make sure about connectivity and resistors.

    These are my INIT files :

    ****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.

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