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5 TIMEOUT PROCESSING
The interface card can detect breaks in network communications a
nd trigger a timeout event. The card’s
timeout options are configured on a per-protocol basis by the connection timeout options settings. Refer
to the specific protocol section in section 10 for details on these settings. If a timeout timer is enabled, a
timeout event will be triggered when a break in network communications exceeds the configured timeout
time. If no timeout timers are enabled, timeout processing will be disabled.
The card supports two, mutually exclusive, timeout actions when a timeout event is triggered. When the
timeout action is set to “Fault Drive”, the card continuously reports the health of the network to the
inverter using a timeout flag. The timeout flag is set when a timeout event is triggered. The timeout flag
is cleared when network communications resume. The inverter can be configured to fault if the timeout
flag remains set for a specific period of time. Refer to o27 and o28 in section 3.2 for details on this
inverter setting.
Alternatively, when the timeout action is set to “Apply Fail-safe Values”, the card can write fail-safe
values to any inverter function codes when a timeout event is triggered. Refer to section 6.6.1 for details
on how to configure fail-safe values.
Figure 10: Timeout Processing Diagram
Figure 10 above shows the relative timing of the various signals, settings, and events associated with
timeout processing when the card’s timeout action is set to “Fault Drive”. The diagram depicts three
different scenarios:
A.
Ethernet communications
are briefly interrupted, but recover before the card’s timeout time
has elapsed. Therefore, no timeout event is triggered and the card’s timeout flag remains
deasserted.
B.
Ethernet communications are interrupt
ed for a period of time exceeding the card’s timeout
time. This triggers a timeout event and the card asserts its timeout flag. However,
communications recover and the card deasserts its timeout flag before the inverter’s o28
time has elapsed. Therefore, no fault is triggered.
C.
Ethernet
communications are interrupted for a period of time exceeding the card’s timeout
time. This triggers a timeout event and the card asserts its timeout flag. The timeout flag
remains asserted for a period of time exceeding the
inverter’s o28 time and the inverter may
fault (depending on o27). Communications recover and the card deasserts its timeout flag.
However, the inverter remains faulted until the fault is reset.
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