Hardy HI 3010 Filler/Dispenser Controller - Manual (Page 36)

HI-3000 Series 22
Operation and Installation
FIG. 62: CONTROLNET CONFIGURATION/ENTER-
ING NODE ADDRESS
Step 8. Click on the Set Parameters button to save the set-
tings.
Step 9. Click on the left arrow or the word “home” at the
bottom of the page to return to the Home Page.
LED Status Indicators
The ControlNet Card is fitted with four bi-color status and
indicator LED’s. (See Fig. 88) During startup the Module
Status (LED 1) and the Module Owned (LED 4) are red for
one (1) second to indicate they are working properly. After
the one second period they are lit as specified below in the
tables. After the module is initialized, the network LED’s
will flash red/green for one (1) second, indicating a self test
of the network chip.
For information on setting up the module using RSLogix
5000 and RSNetworx go to the Network Section of this man-
ual.
EtherNet/IP™ Option Card Installation
CAUTION: M AKE SURE THAT YOU USE AN ANTI - STATIC
STRAP WHEN INSTALLING THE E THER N ET /IP O PTION
C ARD .
NOTE: The dip switches do not function. It is a good idea
to leave all of them in the OFF position. Should
you accidentally turn on a dip switch nothing will
happen. The IP address is configured by the firm-
Color Frequency Description
Green Flashing Module is waiting for initialisation
Green Steady on Module is initialized
Red Flashing Minor fault, MacID has been changed
after initialisation, etc.
Red Steady on Major fault, module must be restarted
TABLE 4: LED 1 - MODULE STATUS
Color Frequency Description
Red/Green - See Table 5
TABLE 5: LED 2 - LED CHANNEL A
Color Frequency Description
Red/Green - See Table 5
TABLE 6: LED 3 - LED CHANNEL B
Color Frequency Description
Green Steady on A connection is opened against the
ControlNet Module
Off - No connection is opened
TABLE 7: LED 4 - MODULE OWNED
Channel LED’s Description
A & B, steady off Module is not initialized
A & B, steady red Faulted unit, must be restarted or
repaired
A & B, alternating red/green Selftest of bus controller
A&B, flashing red Incorrect node configuration, dupli-
cate MacID, etc.
A or B, steady off Channel is disabled, depending on
network configuration
A or B, steady green Normal operation of channel
A or B, flashing green Temporary errors (node will self cor-
rect) or node is not configured to go
online
A or B, flashing red Media fault or no other nodes on the
network
A or B, flashing red/green Incorrect network configuration
TABLE 8: CHANNEL LED’S