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1747-6.1, Data Table Access Module User Manual
Important User Information
Summary of Changes
- New Information
Table of Contents
Preface
- Who Should Use this Manual
- Purpose of this Manual
  - Contents of this Manual
  - Related Documentation
- Common Techniques Used in this Manual
- Allen-Bradley Support
1 - Data Table Access Module Overview
- Module Overview
2 - Installation and Power Up
- European Union Directive Compliance
  - EMC Directive
- Mounting the Module
- Connecting Your Equipment
- Module Configuration and Adjustments
- Power-Up Sequence
3 - Module Setup Procedure
- Keyboard Description
- Factory Default Settings
- Entering the Setup Mode
- Selecting the Language
- Selecting the Node Address
- Setting the Baud Rate
- Setting the Auto Attach Function
- Backlighting the LCD
- Setting the Monitor Override Function
- Accepting Module Setup Parameters
- Using the Module Reset
4 - Attaching to a Processor
- Manual Attach Procedure
- Auto Attach Procedure
- Ready Attached Screen
- Backspace Function During Attach Procedure
- Attaching to a Password Protected Processor
5 - Monitoring and Modifying Data
- Operating Modes
- Logical Data File Addressing
- Backspace Function During Data File Address Entry
- Quick Access Addressing
- Entering Data File Addresses
- How to Change Displayed Data File Addresses
- How to Change Data File Values
6 - Quick Recall Functions
- Quick Recall Function Overview
- Defining Quick Recall Functions
- Using Quick Recall Functions
- Clearing Quick Recall Functions
7 - Processor Control Functions
- Changing the Processor to Run Mode
- Changing the Processor to Program Mode
- Viewing Processor Faults
- Clearing Processor Faults
- Transferring Memory from EEPROM to RAM
- Transferring Memory from RAM to EEPROM
8 - Message Capability
- Message Overview
- Programming the MSG Instruction
- 5/02 Control Block Configuration
- 5/03 Control Block Configuration
- 8-Word Message
- 16-Word Message
- 12-Word Message
- 13-Word Message
- 18-Word Message
- 1-Word Message
- Application Example 1
- Application Example 2
9 - Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Module Problems Using the Communications LED
- Troubleshooting Module Problems Using the LCD
- Troubleshooting Communication Problems Using the LCD
- Troubleshooting Function Problems Using the LCD
- Troubleshooting MSG Instruction Error Codes
- Troubleshooting Processor Faults Using the LCD
A - Specifications
- Operating Power
- Temperature and Humidity
- General Characteristics
B - SLC 500 Data Files and Logical Addressing
- Data Files
C - Module Display Character Set
- Display Character Table
D - Mounting Template
- Using the Template
Index
Back Cover

9-6 Troubleshooting

Publication 1747-6.1

TROUBLESHOOTING CONSIDERATIONS

GENERAL ERROR SCREEN COMM LED PROBABLE CAUSES RECOMMENDED ACTION

XX is inactive

LED illuminated green or

flashing green

The processor at that node

address is not powered up

Power up the processor.

The processor at that node

address is disconnected from

the network

Activate that processor on the

network.

A fault has caused that

processor node addressto

change to a default of one

Change the processor node

address.

The processor is set at the

wrong baud rate

Change the processor baud

rate.

XX is not a CPU

LED illuminated green or

flashing green

The node addressyou are

attempting to attach to is a

programming device or

another DTAM

Abort.

A programming device has

been connected to the network

with the same node address

as a processor

Change the node address of

the programming device.

XX not supported

LED illuminated green or

flashing green

The node addressyou are

attempting to attach to is a non-

supported device

Abort.

Contact your local Allen-

Bradley sales office.

1. Where XX is the Node Address Value.