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Fault Message for PLC S7-300-2DP

04/06/2009 7:54 AM

dear sir

I hope that you help me with the following fault message when i did hard ware

diagonistec check for the S7 cpu using on line connection AS, there is a ( bus fault

indication lamp flashing )for along period on the CPU also (SF) fault lamp illuminate for

along period and the HMI on the profibus network has power but no any data or

program on it

AFTER CHECK the message was

DP slave not accessible by means of the bus

and by the check i found the status of the DP slave was:

module configured but not avialable, preset / acutal mis match (inserted and configured module type are not the same)

but over all the main program for machine still functioning and the machine in service

hoping for your response

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Re: Fault Message for PLC S7-300-2DP

04/06/2009 11:40 PM

Configuration problem is what you seem to have, and my suggestion is for you to contact Siemens for support.

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Re: Fault Message for PLC S7-300-2DP

04/07/2009 1:38 AM

Hi there,

With the Siemens S7 rand of PLC's.

If you get the red SF LED - this means you have a programming error. It could be that you are trying to access a periphial area that is not actualy present on the bus.

If you get the red BF LED - one of your DP slaves has dropped off the bus.

Now your specific problem is easy to solve. You have the red BF and SF LED's. Goto the diagnostic buffer, and write down the adress that has the problem (It will tell you something like input adress xxx). Then goto your hardware config. You can then go through each configured station to find your match. From this you will know which DP Node (station is giving you problems). Now you will see if this station is the last in the line or in the middle. If it is in the middle and the stations downstream are not affected - you have a hardware problem (try replacing IM), if the stations downstream are also affected - you have a physical bus problem (loose connection; interferene etc).

For more information download the relevant manuals from:

www.profibus.com

www.automation.siemens.com

Please keep us updated.

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Craig

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Re: Fault Message for PLC S7-300-2DP

05/02/2009 8:17 AM

dear sir

really i appreciate your answer, but in the uploaded program there is no DP slaves on the profibus network except the cpu, and i will try to get the diagonestic buffer as soon as possible

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Re: Fault Message for PLC S7-300-2DP

05/02/2009 8:28 AM

Also i want to ask if the defected DP node in the last i change on-off termination only

to ommit it from network or i ommit it by software also in addetion to cable

termination change

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Re: Fault Message for PLC S7-300-2DP

05/04/2009 1:37 AM

Hi there,

To ommit the defective node you have to take it our of the hardware configuration and the software and then you can use the termination resistor.

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Craig

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