ibaBM-DP
Manual
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In compatibility mode 32Mbit, only one device can be operated on one link. The com-
patibility mode 32Mbit you have set by means of S1 = 1 and S2 = 0 is detected auto-
matically and the device is displayed with the respective configuration.
3.
The further proceeding is identical to the description in chapter 10.1.
10.2.3 Replacing the ibaBM-DPM-S device module with ibaBM-DP
If an ibaBM-DPM-S device is replaced by an ibaBM-DP device, it may be an advantage
that the ibaBM-DPM-S device module is no longer used in the I/O Manager, but is re-
placed by an
ibaBM-DP device module
.
The advantage of the ibaBM-DP device module is that separate nodes are available for
bus 0 and bus 1. There are separate modules for each bus, such as sniffer, active slave,
Dig512 sniffer. This way, configuring the signals is easier to manage.
Furthermore, functions such as the display of bus voltages and the event log can only
be used with the ibaBM-DP device module.
Notes on the configuration in the I/O Manager of ibaPDA:
Right-click on the existing ibaBM-DPM-S device module and select "Replace module
with ibaBM-DP".
A device module ibaBM-DP is automatically generated in the module tree. Existing mod-
ules under the device module ibaBM-DPM-S are automatically assigned to the correct
bus node bus 0/bus 1. Modules containing signals from both buses are automatically
split. For example, two sniffer modules for bus 0 and bus 1 are created if signals are
present on both busses. The same applies to Dig512 sniffer modules. For each active
slave configured in the ibaBM-DPM-S device, a separate "active slave" module is cre-
ated under the corresponding bus node.
After replacing, check whether the correct mode is set in the ibaBM-DP device module
for your application. For a FOB-io card (bidirectional), the Flex mode is set in the device
module. For a FOB-i card (unidirectional) the compatibility mode 32Mbit is set.
Example:
Previous configuration in ibaBM-DPM-S
A sniffer module is configured under the ibaBM-DPM-S module. Active slaves are con-
figured on bus 0 and bus 1 in the "General" tab. The tabs "Analog" and "Digital" contain
signals on bus 0 and bus 1.
