Device Information parameters (5015-IF8IHFTXT, 5015-OF8IHFTXT, 5015-IB16IFTXT, 5015-OB16FTXT, 5015-U8IHFTXT)
Device Information
includes these parameters:Parameter | Description |
Vendor | Displays the device vendor name. |
Product Type | Displays the device product type. |
Revision | Specifies the major and minor revisions of the device. |
Serial Number | Displays the device serial number. |
Catalog Number | Displays the device catalog number. |
Manufacturing Date | Displays the device manufacturing date. |
Warranty Number | Displays the device warranty number. |
Major Fault |
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Minor Fault |
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Internal State |
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Configured | Displays Yes or No indicating whether the device was configured by the owner controller connected to it.Once a device is configured, it stays configured until the device is reset or power is cycled, even if the owner drops connection to the device. This applies only to I/O devices and does not apply to adapters, scanners, bridges, or other communication devices. |
Owned | Displays Yes or No indicating whether an owner controller is currently connected to the device. |
Device Identity | Displays whether the physical device matches or mismatches with the configuration in Device Definition .
Tip : Device identity does not take into account the Electronic keying or Minor revision settings in Device Definition . |
Protection Mode |
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Refresh | Retrieves and displays the latest information from the device. |
Diagnostics | Opens Device Information Diagnostics for diagnostic information. |
Reset Device (simplex devices only) | Initiates a reset operation on the device, which returns the device to its power-up state by emulating the cycling of power. IMPORTANT : You can only reset a device if the connection is inhibited or not present. |
Reset Module A (duplex devices only) | Initiates a reset operation on Module A of the device, which returns Module A of the device to its power-up state by emulating the cycling of power. IMPORTANT : You can only reset a device if the connection is inhibited or not present. |
Reset Module B (duplex devices only) | Initiates a reset operation on Module B of the device, which returns Module B of the device to its power-up state by emulating the cycling of power. IMPORTANT : You can only reset a device if the connection is inhibited or not present. |
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