1834-AENTR Gateway Auto-generated Tags

PLC Status

0 = Not Run Mode

1 = Run Mode

Run Mode = 0 when DataStatus.Fault bit is set to a 1 or the Run/Idle header in the Exclusive Owner connection is set to Idle.

Run Mode = 0 when DataStatus.Fault bit is set to a 1 or the Run/Idle header in the Exclusive Owner connection is set to Idle.

PLC Status. Connection to the device is

0 = Up and working

1 = Not connected

PLC Status

0 = No diagnostics active

1 = One or more diagnostic or prognostics thresholds reached, DataStatus.Fault bit is set to a 1 or TripWarnStatus.TripPresent bit is set to a 1.

PLC Status. Increments for each time a distinct diagnostic condition is detected. The device increases this value on the rising edge and on the falling edge of any of the following conditions: Each condition that sets the DataStatus.Fault Bit to a 1.

Each condition that sets the TripWarnStatus.TripPresent Bit to a 1.

Note:

if the DataStatus.Fault is set because both the TripWarnStatus.NPVoltageTrip bit is set to 1 and the TripWarnStatus.SPOverCurrentTrip bit is set to 1, the DiagSequenceCount is incremented by 2, and when theTripWarnStatus.NPVoltageTrip bit clears, it is incremented by 1 and when the TripWarnStatus.SPOverCurrentTrip bit clears, it is incremented by 1 again. This value is set to zero on power-up / reset and rolls over after a count of 255 to the value of 1 not a value of 0.

Device-level data.

0 = Normal good data

1 = Data is bad

This is a roll-up of all diagnostic conditions that the module can detect that indicates that the signal is not good data. The device sets this bit to a 1 when TripWarnStatus = InternalFault bit is set to 1. If there is a detailed data type member that indicates a given detected condition, then this Fault member does not itself affect the DiagnosticActive or DiagnosticSequenceCount members. However, if there is not a detailed data type for a given detected condition, then this Fault member triggers both the DiagnosticActive member and increments/decrements the Diagnostic Sequence Count.

0 = No question about data validity

1 = Data validity is questionable.

Module is operating outside its designed operating range, or data is under manual or override control.

The Network Power provides 24V DC power for the devices on the flat media network. Indicates whether the Network Power is Active.

0 = Network is not powered

1 = Network is powered

Switched power provides application power for the 100-E contactor coils. Indicates whether the Switched power is Active.

0 = Switched power is not provided to End Nodes

1 = Switched power is switched on

Indicates that the operational trip conditions have been detected by the device.

0 = No trips

1 = Trip condition(s) exists

The device sets this bit to a 1 when the device has detected an operational trip condition.

Indicates that the operational warning conditions have been detected by the device.

0 = No warnings

1 = Warning condition(s) exists

The device sets this bit to a 1 when the device has detected a warning condition.

Network Power has exceeded its design working limit. The Network Power Voltage Trip is latched and must be unlatched when the trip conditions are removed.

0 = Network power is not tripped

1 = Trip condition for the network power voltage has occurred

Network Power has exceeded its design working limit. The Network Power Over Current Trip is latched and must be unlatched when the trip conditions are removed.

0 = Network power is not tripped

1 = Trip condition for the network power current has occurred

Switched Power has exceeded its design working limit. The Switched Power Voltage Trip is latched and must be unlatched when the trip conditions are removed.

0 = Switched power is not tripped

1 = Trip condition for the Switched power voltage has occurred

Switched Power has exceeded its design working limit. The Switched Power Over Current Trip is latched and must be unlatched when the trip conditions are removed.

0 = Switched power is not tripped

1 = Trip condition for the Switched power current has occurred

Network Power has exceeded its design warning limit and may cause the Network Power Voltage Trip.

0 = Voltage for the network power below the warning limit

1 = Voltage for the network power above the warning limit

When set indicates that the current for the Network Power has exceeded its design warning limit and may cause the Network Power Over Current Trip.

0 = Network power current below the warning limit

1 = Network power current above the warning limit

When set indicates that the voltage for the Switched Power has exceeded its design warning limit and may cause the Switched Power Voltage Trip.

0 = Voltage for the Switched power below the warning limit

1 = Voltage for the Switched power above the warning limit

When set indicates that the current for the Network Power has exceeded its design warning limit and may cause the Network Power Over Current Trip.

0 = Current for the network power below the warning limit

1 = Current for the network power above the warning limit

Indicates warning when the SYS Log buffer gets filled or above the warning threshold level.

0 = Buffer is not filled and below threshold level

1 = Buffer is filled or above threshold level

Indicates warning state when the In-Cabinet Commissioning Object indicates at least one of the following states: topology mismatch, node changed, node dropped, or node inserted.

0 = Reference topology ready

1 = Warning condition has occurred

Indicates internal fault state. For instance: the NVS fault, internal communication faults, power on self tests finished with fault.

When for the device component is available the predictive maintenance data, this parameter indicates that the component Remaining Life is below warning threshold.

Actual voltage measurement for the Network Power. Measurement is scaled to user units. [VDC]

Actual voltage measurement for the Switched Power. Measurement is scaled to user units. [VDC]

Actual current measurement for the Network Power. Measurement is scaled to user units. [Amps]

Actual current measurement for the Switched Power. Measurement is scaled to user units. [Amps]

Disables/Enables the Switched power. When disabled, downstream end nodes application power for the 100-E contactor coils is removed.

0 = End Nodes are supplied.

1 = End Nodes power is Switched off.

If the Network Power trip occurs, a logical "1" on this member resets the trip.

0 = Trip is not reset.

1 = Trip is reset.

If the Switched Power trip occurs, a logical "1" on this member resets the trip.

0 = Trip is not reset.

1 = Trip is reset.

Enables/Disables the Network Power Voltage Warning. If disabled the warning is not set when voltage exceeds the design warning limit.

0 = Disabled

1 = Enabled

Enables/Disables the Network Power Over Current Warning. If disabled the warning is not set when current exceeds the design warning limit.

0 = Disabled

1 = Enabled

Enables/Disables the Switched Power Voltage Warning. If disabled the warning is not set when voltage exceeds the design warning limit.

0 = Disabled

1 = Enabled

Enables/Disables the Switched Power Over Current Warning. If disabled the warning is not set when current exceeds the design warning limit.

0 = Disabled

1 = Enabled

Enables/Disables the Switched Power Over Current Warning. If disabled the warning is not set when current exceeds the design warning limit.

0 = Disabled

1 = Enabled

Enables/Disables the Operating Hours Alarm. If disabled the Operating Hours Alarm is not set when the component remaining life crosses the warning threshold.

0 = Disabled

1 = Enabled

Defines remaining hours at which the Operating Hours Alarm is set. When remaining life falls below this threshold, user is notified.

0...100000

Default = 10000 hours