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Compartment identification
9.3 Operating compartment identification
SIMOCODE pro
System Manual, 05/2019, A5E40507475002A/RS-AD/004
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9.3 Operating compartment identification
Safety guidelines
Note
Startup with an initialization module
During device startup with an initialization module, there must be no memory module in the
system interface of the SIMOCODE basic unit.
If there is a memory module in the system interface of the SIMOCODE pro basic unit,
• the "Fault - parameterization" fault message will be output
•
the "Gen.Fault" LED will flash red.
Note
Contacting of the initialization module
The initialization module must be contacted before or together with the voltage supply of the
basic unit.
Loading parameters from the initialization module
As soon as contact has been established with the initialization module and the voltage has
been switched on, the parameters of the initialization module are loaded into the basic unit.
The previous parameterization is overwritten and the compartment identification is activated
(see the following topic "Autoactivation of compartment identification").
You can also track successful read-in of the parameters from the initialization module with
the "initialization module read in" event in the SIMOCODE ES (TIA Portal) online functions.
Note
Loading parameters from the initialization module into the SIMOCODE pro V basic units with
an earlier product version
Basic units SIMOCODE pro C (3UF7000*) and SIMOCODE pro V (3UF7010*) to E08, V3.0
do not detect the initialization module and ignore its parameters!
Note
Connecting a SIMOCODE pro S basic unit or a SIMOCODE pro V basic unit
Because a basic unit in these device series does not find any valid parameters on start-up
with an empty initialization module, "Trip - Parameterization" is signaled. The "general fault"
LED of the basic unit flashes red.
Reparameterization of the device, e.g. with SIMOCODE ES (TIA Portal), writes valid
parameters to the basic unit and the initialization module again.
You can then acknowledge the fault message.