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PROFIBUS general -- Operation and maintenance -- Diagnosing errors
Which diagnostic messages of the DP slave can you read out on a CP342-5 as DP master?
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With the S7-1200, how do you read out the diagnostics data of a PROFIBUS DP slave with the "DPNRM_DG" instruction and how do you evaluate the data in the user program?
Additional diagnostics address when using DPV1
System requirements for the BT200 log kit
Which organization blocks do you need for error handling?
Questions and answers about Amprolyzer V3.0
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Testing the availability of a slave with the BT200
Question and Answers on Amprolyzer V3.1
PROFIBUS wiring test BT 200 V2 (MLFB 6ES7181-0AA01-0AA0)
How do you read out the diagnosis data of a PROFIBUS DP slave with the SFC13 "DPNRM_DG" and how do you evaluate the data in the user program?
Report "MS Excel is required" while opening the Amprolyzer
Why is the Diagnostics Repeater recognized in "Accessible Nodes", but not in the Online Hardware?
Commissioning a non-functioning DP master system
Diagnostics tools for commissioning the PROFIBUS DP network
Which organization blocks do you have to load into the CPU to ensure that the CPU does not go into the "STOP" status when a remote I/O fails?
No online connection with STEP 7 after closing Amprolyzer
Additional diagnostics address when using DPV1
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QUESTION:
With CPU 315-2DP (MLFB: 6ES7 315-2AG10-0AB0) I can set the protocol only to "DPV1". In the ET200X there then appears another diagnostics address. What is displayed at this address?

ANSWER:  
With the DPV1 standard a difference is made between the actual station and the header module for that station. Both components receive their own diagnostics address.

With the additional diagnostics address you can, for example, evaluate interrupts that only initiate from the interfacing (e.g. BM 141). This is also the case with other DPV1 slaves (such as the IM153-2 for the ET200M).
Likewise diagnostics is stored via the address if there is a module plugged into the system which cannot store its own diagnostics messages. If a problem is detected in this module, then diagnostics is reported for this module by the header via this address.

Fig. 1: ET200X with DPV1 protocol

See Entry ID 7027576 for more information concerning this topic and about the transfer from EN50170 to DPV1.

Note:
The diagnostics address is not displayed if the station has been configured via a GSD file.

 Entry ID:15137362   Date:2003-04-22 
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