SMAR MB-700, User Manual

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MB-700 – User’s Manual
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Block CCDL – Concentrate Data Logger .................................................................................................. 4.16
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................4.16
Description ................................................................................................................................................................4.16
Parameters................................................................................................................................................................4.17
Chapter 5 - ADDING MODBUS TO THE MB-700 .............................................................................5.1
MB-700 as Serial MODBUS Master .............................................................................................................. 5.1
Scenario ......................................................................................................................................................................5.1
Description ..................................................................................................................................................................5.1
Off LINE Configuration ................................................................................................................................................5.2
On Line Configuration ...............................................................................................................................................5.12
MB-700 as a TCP/IP Master ........................................................................................................................ 5.12
Description ................................................................................................................................................................5.12
1 - MB-700 working as Bypass (Serial to TCP) .........................................................................................................5.12
Configuration .............................................................................................................................................................5.13
2 - MB-700 working as Peer-to-peer .........................................................................................................................5.15
MB-700 as a TCP/IP Modbus Slave............................................................................................................ 5.16
1- MB-700 working as Concentrator..........................................................................................................................5.16
Using the Data Logger ................................................................................................................................ 5.17
Description ................................................................................................................................................................5.17
Configuration .............................................................................................................................................................5.17
Putting CCDL Blocks in Cascade ..............................................................................................................................5.19
Chapter 6 - SCENARIOS ...................................................................................................................6.1
Multiple Masters TCP/IP Communicating directly with several LC700s, including via Radio .............. 6.1
Multiple Masters TCP/IP Communicating directly with several LC700s and “Peer-to-peer” between
LC700s within a same Modbus RTU Network.......................................................................................... 6.2
Multiple Masters TCP/IP Communicating Directly with several LC700s and “Peer-to-peer” between
LC700’s of Different Modbus RTU Networks ........................................................................................... 6.3
Multiple Masters TCP/IP Communicating Directly with LC700s, “Peer-to-peer” and Network
Redundancy ................................................................................................................................................ 6.4
MB-700 as a Concentrator and Supervision via DFI OPC Server............................................................. 6.5
MB-700 working as a Concentrator and Supervision via DFI OPC Server and “Peer-to-peer” ............ 6.6
MB-700 as Concentrator, Supervision via DFI OPC Server, “Peer-to-peer” and network redundancy6.7
Multiple MODBUS RTU Masters Accessing a LC700 through only one Port (P2) .................................. 6.8
Chapter 7 – REDUNDANCY HOT STANDBY ...................................................................................7.1
Complete Redundant System Architecture ................................................................................................ 7.1
MB-700 Module Redundancy ....................................................................................................................... 7.2
Terminology ................................................................................................................................................................7.2
System Pre-requirements............................................................................................................................. 7.2
Configuring the Network Redundancy........................................................................................................ 7.3
Configuring the Workstation ........................................................................................................................................7.3
Configuring the DFI OLE Server..................................................................................................................................7.3
Configuring Hot Standby Redundancy ....................................................................................................... 7.4
First Time Configuration Procedure.............................................................................................................................7.6
Changing Configuration...............................................................................................................................................7.7
Replacing a Module with Failure .................................................................................................................................7.7
Correcting a Failure in the Synchronism Channel .......................................................................................................7.7
Firmware Update without Process Interruption ......................................................................................... 7.7
Adding Redundancy to an Existing System............................................................................................... 7.8
SYNC_CABLE Physical Connection ........................................................................................................... 7.8
Additional Parameter Table.......................................................................................................................... 7.8
Description of Meaning of RED_BAD_CONDITIONS_L / R Bits ............................................................. 7.10
Appendix A - TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................ A.1
Reset.............................................................................................................................................................. A.1
Factory Init .................................................................................................................................................... A.1
HOLD Mode ................................................................................................................................................... A.1
When to Use the Factory Init/Reset Procedure ......................................................................................... A.2