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AXIOM™ 400 Product Manual
Troubleshooting
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Table 7-2:
Network LED – Fault Detection Only
Mode Description
Single TCP/IP LED is Off – No host connection or UDP messaging is used.
NOTE
: If UDP messaging is used (unconnected messages) the
Network LED will be off.
EtherNet/IP Flashing
GREEN
– No connection made with the network
Flashing RED – Lost network connection
Controller/Client
Controller
Flashing RED – All the client(s) with the same group number
have NOT been found or a client’s tracking does not match the
controller.
Client
Off – Not connected to a controller with the same group
number. Match the client to the controller’s group number.
Solid
RED
– Client’s tracking does not match the controller.
NOTE:
The mode indicated by the Network LED is dependent on the Axiom
configuration you are using. Ethernet/IP is the highest priority, Single TCP/IP mode
operation is the lowest.
NOTE: Reference Figure 5-2 for Network LED during Normal Operations .
Table 7-3:
Control Panel Buttons – Uses during Troubleshooting/Service
Ref. Button Description
A Upload to Axiom Use to upload a backup set of parameters from the
wiring base to a replacement scan head.
NOTE : This only works if the Backup to Base button
has been used earlier to assure the correct parameters
are stored in the wiring base.
B Backup to Base When it becomes necessary to replace a scan head, be
sure to use this button to download a backup set of
parameters from the scan head to the wiring base. By
doing this, it is easy to configure your replacement
scan head by using the Upload to Axiom button.
C Test /Diagnostic Enables the Axiom test mode.
(Test mode can also be selected remotely using
Axcess
Tools > Axiom Commands > Test Mode On .)
NOTE :
Keep in mind that the buttons on the Axiom’s control panel can be
enabled/disabled through the use of the Axcess setup software. (For details,
reference the Axcess Software Manual, Modify > Axiom Configuration in
Chapter 4.)