After designation, Table 13 - qualification status interpretation – Rockwell Automation 1756-RMxx ControlLogix Enhanced Redundancy System User Manual User Manual
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Chapter 3
After Designation
When you first apply power to the designated primary and secondary chassis,
compatibility checks are carried-out between the redundant chassis. Then,
because the default Auto-Synchronization parameter is set at Always,
qualification begins.
Use this table as a reference when interpreting the qualification status of the
modules displayed on the module status display.
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Conversion from a Nonredundant to a Redundant System
You can upgrade the standalone chassis to a redundant chassis pair, by inserting a
redundancy module in the standalone chassis and setting up an identical chassis
with compatible modules (including the redundancy module) in the same slot as
the standalone chassis.
If the partnered chassis, containing nonredundant modules or nonredundancy
compliant firmware, is designated as the secondary chassis, it will stop
functioning.
For detail information, see
Convert from a Nonredundant System on page 265
TIP
While the qualification occurs, the module status display transitions from
DISQ (disqualified) to QFNG (qualifying) to SYNC (synchronized). The
qualification s completes in 1…3 minutes and then module status
display indicates the qualification status.
Table 13 - Qualification Status Interpretation
Module Status Display
Interpretation
QFNG
Qualification processes are in progress.
SYNC
SYNC displays after qualification processes are complete.
This indicates that chassis configuration and the firmware revision levels are
compatible and that the secondary chassis is ready to assume control in the
event of a major fault in the primary chassis.
DISQ…QFNG…DISQ
If DISQ continues to display after about three minutes, one of these anomalies
exists:
• Incorrect chassis configuration. That is, incompatible hardware is used.
• Incompatible firmware revisions are used between the primary and
secondary modules.
• Keeper parameters between ControlNet module partners are not the
same.
• The partnered ControlNet modules are not set to the same node address.
• The Auto-Sychronization parameter within the Redundancy Module
Configuration Tool is set to Never.