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14.2 Nexus Controller IO Configuration
14.2 Nexus Controller IO Configuration
14.2 Nexus Controller IO Configuration
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Controller Configuration
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Master or Slave of Controllers
•The normal one or the first one to be
normal in structure (UDH connections and
IO connections) is master, another is
slave;
•If the two controllers are normal, the
master is active and the slave is standby
or initializing if its application code is
different from the master. The two
controllers get I/O information together from
their IO links;
•If the master is in “Lock stanby I/O”, the
case is rather complicated. For example, if
one controller is not full in IO connections, it
will be slave and the master become “Lock
standby I/O”;
•If there is not I/O configuration in
application code of controllers, the master
or slave is random; the master is in “Lock
standby I/O”.
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Master and Slave Switching Of Controllers
•If the master is in “active” and the slave
is in “standby”, the master and the slave
can be switched arbitrarily from the DPU
commands ;
•In other cases, the master can not be
switched to the slave actively;
•If the master is in “active” and the slave
is in “initializing”, the slave can be
switched to master from the DPU
commands. But it is not recommended
when the unit is running (dangerous!).
Note: any faulty in structure of the
master will cause the master switching •The application code of the master can
to the slave. be modified online, but can not be
downloaded.
•The application code of the slave can
not be modified online, but can be
downloaded after importing from file.
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Insert Virtual Device
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Apply New Configuration
•If a I/O modification causes an inconsistent indication,
the command “Apply New Configuration” will solve the
issue. That is, it synchronizes the I/O configuration
between the SysCFG and the controller.
•The modification for the parameters of a I/O channel
will not causes an insistent indication, don’t need
“Apply New Configuration”.
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I/O Data and Live Data Of a I/O Channel
•There are two values, I/O data and live data, can be monitored. Their sequence
are different for input module and output module.
•“Connected point” gets the value of the last position.
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Device property of MAI50
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Device property of MAI51
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Device property of MAO50
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Device property of MDO53
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Device property of MDO54
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I/O Configuration Exercise
Step 1, open the DPU configuration file “example_con.txt” (DPU16)
Step 2, Insert virtual device of Nexus in configuration
Step 3, Insert link in configuration
Step 4, Insert device
Step 5, Save configuration
Step 6, make new configuration download to DPU16 which is running
Step 7, Apply New Configuration
Step 8, Modify some channel settings
Step 9, Apply New Configuration
Step 10, Modify some channel parameters
Step 11, associate AI and DI channels with page AI and page DI blocks.
Step 12, associate AO and DO channels with page AO and page DO blocks
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Controller Software Upgrade For Nexus Controller (iDPU)
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Modify Controller Definition Items
Note:
This fold is generated automatically when the controller is started. If the original
type of the controller conflicts with the current controller, some issue may occurs.
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Correct Definition Items Of A Controller – General
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Correct Definition Items Of A Controller – Platform
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Correct Definition Items Of A Controller – Other
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Correct Definition Items Of A Controller –
ControllerParam and IOCardParam
Is DEH: selected if there are some DEH special I/O modules used under
the controller.
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Operation Steps For Field Controller Replacement
Steps:
1. Hardware connection for the replaced controller. Connect all items except the I/O
cables, the controller will power on and the online DPU 100 will appear in
Diagnostic;
2. Add a new group of nodes, 0 and 100, in SysCfg;
3. Upgrade the software for the DPU 100, the DPU will restart;
4. Modify the DPU definition items to the correct values, the DPU will restart, the
replaced DPU will appear in Diagnostic;
5. Check the software version of the replaced DPU in Diagnostic;
6. Check the DPU definition items of the replaced DPU in SysCfg;
7. Hardware connection for the replaced controller. Connect the I/O cables, the online
DPU pair will display correct status in Diagnostic.
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I/O Channel Exercises
Desire: Observe the sample cabinet, record the following information.
Hardware Position: Hardware Design:
Module: F02(MAO50) – F04(MAI50) AO to AI
Add. Jumper: F02(on-on-off-on) – F04(on-off-on-on) S1M2 – S1M4
Wiring: F04(T1,T2) – F02(T1,T2) CH1 is used, external powered
for AI
Signal Type Jumper: F04/CH1(J 3,J4) short Signal type is current