FSC Safety Manager

Service Manual
for use with the Honeywell FSC System
Releases 42x and 500

FS13-500
.
 Implementation
FSC Safety Manager

FSC Safety Manager

Service Manual
for use with the Honeywell FSC System
Releases 42x and 500

FS13-500
02/98
 Copyright, Notices, and Trademarks

© Copyright 1998 by Honeywell Inc.

Revision 04 – February 20, 1998

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 About This Publication

This publication is designed to assist you in servicing the FSC Safety Manager Module
(FSC-SMM) for use with the Honeywell FSC system Releases 42x and 500. Use this manual as a
guide for diagnosing faults and troubleshooting your system.

Please note that this document primarily focuses on the FSC Safety Manager Module. The entire
FSC-SM also comprises an FSC component, which has its own set of documents. Please refer to
these documents for more detailed information on the FSC part of the FSC-SM system.

All references in this manual to "FSC Safety Manager" or "FSC Safety

Manager Module" pertain only for use with the Honeywell FSC system.

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 Table of Contents

SECTION 1 FSC-SM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE DEPENDENCIES ......................................1

1.1 Overview .......................................................................................................................1
1.2 Hardware Dependencies ..............................................................................................6
1.3 Software Dependencies................................................................................................7
1.4 FSC-SM Installation and Configuration Checklist .........................................................8
1.5 Specifications................................................................................................................9

SECTION 2 SPARE PARTS...........................................................................................................11

2.1 Overview .....................................................................................................................11

SECTION 3 DIAGNOSTICS AND TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................13

3.1 Overview .....................................................................................................................13
3.2 Soft Failures................................................................................................................14
3.3 Hard Failures ..............................................................................................................16
3.4 Point Configuration Errors...........................................................................................17
3.5 Communication Errors ................................................................................................18
3.6 FSC-SMM Status Indicators .......................................................................................27
3.7 FSC Diagnostic Information........................................................................................29

SECTION 4 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT .............................................................................31

4.1 Overview .....................................................................................................................31
4.2 Replacing an FSC-SMM .............................................................................................32
4.3 Replacing the Firmware EPROMs ..............................................................................34
4.4 FSC-SMM Slot Keys ...................................................................................................36

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 Figures

Figure 1-1 FSC Safety Manager as a component of the TPS system........................................ 2

Figure 1-2 FSC Safety Manager Module frontplate features ...................................................... 3
Figure 1-3 FSC-SM architecture................................................................................................. 5
Figure 3-1 US Display - Soft Failures ....................................................................................... 15
Figure 3-2 US Display - NODE STS INFO Target.................................................................... 18
Figure 3-3 US Display - UCN Statistics Screen, Page 1 .......................................................... 19
Figure 3-4 US Display - UCN Statistics Screen, Page 2 .......................................................... 23
Figure 3-5 FSC Diagnostic Display........................................................................................... 29

Tables

Table 3-1 Softfail Descriptions ................................................................................................ 14

Table 3-2 Configuration Errors ................................................................................................ 17
Table 3-3 Local UCN Statistics................................................................................................ 20
Table 3-4 Event Sender UCN Statistics .................................................................................. 24
Table 3-5 Time Synch Statistics .............................................................................................. 25
Table 3-6 Time Synch Status .................................................................................................. 26
Table 3-7 Error codes with 'STATUS' LED flashing red/green................................................ 28
Table 4-1 Procedure for FSC-SMM replacement.................................................................... 32
Table 4-2 Procedure for FSC firmware upgrade ..................................................................... 35

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 Acronyms

ACK ........................................................................................................................... Acknowledgment

APM ......................................................................................................... Advanced Process Manager
APMM ..........................................................................................Advanced Process Manager Module
CPU .................................................................................................................. Central Processor Unit
DCS ............................................................................................................Distributed Control System
DBM......................................................................................................Diagnostic and Battery Module
DMA.................................................................................................................. Direct Memory Access
EMF .................................................................................................................... Electromagnetic Field
EMI ......................................................................................................... Electromagnetic Interference
EPNI .......................................................................................... Enhanced Process Network Interface
EPROM.......................................................................... Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
FLD ...............................................................................................................Functional Logic Diagram
FSC.............................................................................................................................Fail Safe Control
FSC-DS ...................................................................................................... FSC Development System
FSC-SM ............................................................................................................... FSC Safety Manager
FSC-SMM ............................................................................................... FSC Safety Manager Module
HBD .....................................................................................................................Horizontal Bus Driver
HM .................................................................................................................................History Module
I/O ......................................................................................................................................Input/Output
LC ................................................................................................................................ Logic Controller
LCN.................................................................................................................... Local Control Network
LED....................................................................................................................... Light Emitting Diode
LLC ...........................................................................................................................Logic Link Control
LM..................................................................................................................................Logic Manager
LRAM...................................................................................................Local Random Access Memory
MAC................................................................................................................ Medium Access Control
N/A................................................................................................................................. Not Applicable
NAK ............................................................................................................ Negative Acknowledgment
NCM.................................................................................................. Network Communication Module
NIM .............................................................................................................. Network Interface Module
PLC......................................................................................................Programmable Logic Controller
PM ...............................................................................................................................Process Module
PMM .............................................................................................................Process Manager Module
PNI.............................................................................................................. Process Network Interface
PSU ......................................................................................................................... Power Supply Unit
PU................................................................................................................................ Processing Unit
RAM.............................................................................................................. Random Access Memory
RDR ............................................................................................................... Request Data Response
RWR ...............................................................................................................Request With Response
SM ............................................................................................................................... Safety Manager
SMM ............................................................................................................... Safety Manager Module
TAC..........................................................................................................Technical Assistance Center
TBC......................................................................................................................Token Bus Controller
TDC ................................................................................................................Total Distributed Control
TPS......................................................................................................................... TotalPlant Solution
UART ........................................................................... Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter
UCN .............................................................................................................Universal Control Network
US.............................................................................................................................. Universal Station
VBD .........................................................................................................................Vertical Bus Driver
WD........................................................................................................................................ Watchdog

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 Parameters

CCSRC............................................................................................................Contact Cut Out Source

LCIOCDFL..................................................................................... LC communication or I/O card fault
LCLLNOSC ................................................................................................................. LC not scanning
LCTSFLT..............................................................................................LC time synchronization failure
LODSTN..................................................................................... Logic Output Connection Destination
NOSYNCH ...............................................................................................Secondary not synchronized
PLCADDR ...................................................................................................... FSC-SRS Alias Address
PPXOVRUN .................................................................................................. Point processing overrun
PTEXECST .........................................................................................................Point Execution State
SMTSFLT .................................................................................FSC-SMM time synchronization failure
UCNOVRUN..................................................................................................................... UCN overrun
UCNPRSFL ......................................................................................UCN primary to secondary failure
UCNSCPFL ......................................................................................UCN secondary to primary failure

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 References

For FSC-SM documentation:

Publication Publication Binder Binder

Title Number Title Number
FSC Safety Manager Installation FS20-500 Implementation TPS 3076
Guide FSC Safety Manager
FSC Safety Manager Implementation FS11-500 Implementation TPS 3076
Guidelines FSC Safety Manager
FSC Safety Manager Control FS09-500 Implementation TPS 3076
Functions FSC Safety Manager
FSC Safety Manager Parameter FS09-550 Implementation TPS 3076
Reference Dictionary FSC Safety Manager
FSC Safety Manager Configuration FS88-500 Implementation TPS 3076
Forms FSC Safety Manager
FSC Safety Manager Service Manual FS13-500 Implementation TPS 3076
FSC Safety Manager

For FSC documentation:

Publication Publication
Title Number
FSC Safety Manual PM.MAN.8047
FSC Hardware Manual PM.MAN.8048
FSC Software Manual PM.MAN.8025

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 Section 1 – FSC-SM Hardware and Software Dependencies
1.1 Overview

About this section This section contains a brief description and functional summary of the
FSC Safety Manager (FSC-SM), and provides hardware and software
requirements and dependencies. The topics included in this section are:

Subsection Topic See Page

1.1 Overview........................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Hardware Dependencies .................................................................................. 6
1.3 Software Dependencies ................................................................................... 7
1.4 FSC-SM Installation and Configuration Checklist ............................................ 8
1.5 Specifications ................................................................................................... 9

Description As illustrated in Figure 1-1, the FSC-SM is a process-connected device

that resides on the Universal Control Network (UCN) of the TotalPlant
Solution (TPS) System, which is the evolution of the TDC 3000X system.
It consists of an FSC Controller, which includes an FSC Safety Manager
Module (FSC-SMM).

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1.1 Overview, Continued

Description, continued

TPS Operator Stations*

LCN

NIM

PM

APM FSC Safety Manager

HPM

LM UCN A
S Central I/O
SM
UCN B M Part System
UCN M

FSC

* The TPS operator stations are:

• Universal Stations,
• UXSs, FSC user station
• Universal Work Stations, and
• Global User Stations. (with FSC Development
System software or
FSC Navigator software)

Figure 1-1 – FSC Safety Manager as a component of the TPS system

Human interfaces As shown in Figure 1-1, two human interfaces are used in conjunction
with the FSC Safety Manager:
• the operator stations – i.e. Universal Stations (US), UXSs, Universal
Work Stations and Global User Stations – are configurations of the TPS
level user interface, and
• the FSC user station (with the FSC Development System or
FSC Navigator software), which interfaces with the FSC Controller.

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1.1 Overview, Continued

Frontplate features As illustrated in Figure 1-2, the FSC-SMM frontplate includes the
following major features:
• Diagnostic and operation LED indicators, which indicate:
- the result of self-test diagnostics ('STATUS' LED),
- UCN transmit status ('Tx' LED),
- the primary (On) or secondary (Off) ('P' LED), and
- the UCN cable that is currently carrying message traffic
('A' LED / 'B' LED).
• F-style connectors, which provide a link to the redundant Universal
Control Network (A and B) via drop cables.




 FSC
TM

STATUS

TX
P

A A
B

10008/2/U

Figure 1-2 – FSC Safety Manager Module frontplate features

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1.1 Overview, Continued

Functional summary The FSC Safety Manager provides a dual redundant fault-tolerant
controller for safety and emergency shutdown applications on the UCN.
The two redundant FSC Control Processors collect, process and output
process information in parallel.

Depending on the configuration of the FSC Controller, the processors may

share an I/O module (non-redundant I/O configuration), or may have
exclusive access to the module (redundant I/O configuration).

The control process accesses the I/O part via an I/O bus structure
consisting of a vertical bus, which interconnects the FSC Central Part rack
with the I/O racks. The vertical bus is controlled by the Vertical Bus
Driver (VBD) module. In redundant I/O configurations, each control
process has its own vertical bus to the I/O part, and has exclusive access to
that vertical bus. In non-redundant configurations, the control processors
share access to the I/O parts, via a single vertical bus.

The FSC Control Processors perform self-tests of the FSC hardware on a

continuous basis. Diagnostic information on detected faults is provided to
the user via the US and the FSC user station (with the FSC Development
System or FSC Navigator software).

• Each field input signal is:

– collected, and
– scanned by its Control Processor, via an input module.

• The Control Processors:

– synchronize the input signals with the redundant control processor
over a high-speed inter Central Part communication link, including
diagnostic information obtained from the system self-tests, and
– process the input data by executing its control program.

• The output module:

– is updated with the output information as calculated by the control
program, and
– transmits the output signal to the connected field device.

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1.1 Overview, Continued

FSC-SM architecture Figure 1-3 illustrates the dual-redundant architecture employed in the FSC
Safety Manager.

UCN

FSC-
Central SMM

non- Part 1 non-

redundant redundant
input output

Inter Central Part

Communication

FSC-
Central SMM

redundant
Part 2
redundant
input output

A B

Figure 1-3 – FSC-SM architecture

REFERENCE — For detailed information regarding concepts and

functions described in this section, refer to the FSC Safety Manager
Control Functions, the FSC Safety Manager Implementation Guidelines
and the FSC Safety Manager Installation Guide.

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1.2 Hardware Dependencies

Minimum equipment The following list gives the minimum pieces of equipment needed for a
required dual-redundant FSC Safety Manager system:

• two FSC Central Part racks, each consisting of:

− one power supply unit (PSU)
− one central processor unit (CPU)
− one watchdog module (WD)
− one vertical bus driver module (VBD)
− one diagnostic and battery module (DBM)
− one communication processor (COM)
− one FSC Safety Manager Module (FSC-SMM)

• FSC I/O racks, each consisting of:

− horizontal bus driver module(s) (HBD)
− digital input module(s)
− digital output module(s)
− analog input module(s)
− analog output module(s)
− watchdog repeater module(s) (WDR)

• one FSC user station, which is used to interface with the FSC
Controller. The user station has the following specifications:
− for FSC Development System software (DOS-based) (R42x):
a 386/486 IBM-compatible personal computer with 640 KB
RAM, 6 MB hard disk space, Hercules/EGA/VGA graphics,
and an HSMS 07177/1/. hardware key.
− for FSC Navigator software (Windows 95 based) (R500):
a Pentium-based IBM-compatible personal computer with
16 MB RAM (32 MB recommended), 15 MB hard disk space,
VGA graphics, and an 07177/1/. serial interface module (only
required if applications are to be programmed to EPROM).
• one TPS system including a Universal Station (US), a History Module
(HM) and a Network Interface Module (NIM), and
• as required, a Local Control Network (LCN), Universal Control
Network (UCN) and FSC communication cabling.

Figure 1-1 on page 2 shows the FSC-SM relationship to the TPS system.

ATTENTION Refer to Subsection 1.4 (FSC-SM Installation and

Configuration Checklist).

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1.3 Software Dependencies

Minimum software The software dependencies for the Safety Manager are:
releases
• the FSC system must be Release 420 or higher, and
• the TPS control system must be Release 530 or higher.

ATTENTION Refer to Subsection 1.4 (FSC-SM Installation and

Configuration Checklist).

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1.4 FSC-SM Installation and Configuration Checklist

Summary The following checklist is intended to highlight the most critical steps in
the installation and configuration of an FSC Safety Manager.

Installation Checklist
Minimum Equipment ❑ two FSC Central Part racks.
Complement ❑ one or more FSC I/O racks (as required).
❑ one FSC user station, with FSC Development System software or FSC Navigator software.
❑ one TPS system including a Universal Station (US), a History Module (HM) and a Network
Interface Module (NIM)
.
❑ as required, Local Control Network (LCN), Universal Control Network (UCN) and FSC
communication cabling
.

Minimum ❑ Minimum hardware revision levels satisfied.

❑ Minimum firmware revision levels satisfied.
Requirements
❑ Minimum software revision levels satisfied.

FSC-SM Installation ❑ All central part modules at the configured positions.

❑ All I/O rack modules at the configured positions.

FSC-SMM Installation ❑ Module installed on the configured position and cover screws fastened.
❑ UCN cables attached and torqued to specification.
❑ No UNAPPROVED right angle F-connectors used.

FSC User Station ❑ 07177/./. hardware key installed in PC.

Installation ❑ FSC communication cabling installed and on proper ports.
❑ FSC EPROM programmer installed.
❑ Up-to-date FSC software installed and operational.

Configuration Checklist

FSC User Station ❑ FSC-SM hardware configuration completed.

Configuration ❑ FSC-SM application configuration completed.
❑ FSC-SM application translated.

FSC-SMM ❑ FSC-SMM configuration completed (UCN address: odd number, 1...63).

Configuration
at FSC User Station

DCS Addresses ❑ DCS addresses assigned to all FSC variables that will be used by the TPS application (DCS
addresses correspond to PLC addresses).

FSC-SMM ❑ Main processor module EPROMs burned and correctly placed on the main processor module.
Configuration ❑ Main processor application downloaded (optional).
❑ Communication processor module EPROMs burned and correctly placed on the communication
Downloaded / processor module.
Programmed ❑ FSC-SMM EPROM burned and correctly placed on the FSC-SMM
❑ FSC-SM started.

At this point, the FSC-SM should be ready for Node and Point Configuration at the LCN level.

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1.5 Specifications

Summary Refer to the FSC Safety Manager Specification and Technical Data
(FS03-500) for information on:

• operating and storage temperatures,

• humidity,
• shock and vibration tolerance,
• protection from atmosphere,
• EMI susceptibility, and
• conformity to standards and codes.

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 Section 2 – Spare Parts
2.1 Overview

Summary The only spare part for the FSC Safety Manager system is the FSC Safety
Manager Module (FSC-SMM). Its HSMS part number is 3400144.

For assistance in ordering this part, cabling or any other FSC parts,
consult your Honeywell representative.

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 Section 3 – Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
3.1 Overview

About this section This section contains the following topics:

Subsection Topic See Page

3.1 Overview....................................................................................................13
3.2 Soft Failures ..............................................................................................14
3.3 Hard Failures .............................................................................................16
3.4 Point Configuration Errors .........................................................................17
3.5 Communication Errors...............................................................................18
3.6 FSC-SMM Status Indicators ......................................................................27
3.7 FSC Diagnostic Information ......................................................................29

Introduction This section contains information on

• different types of failures,
• configuration and communication errors,
• how to access error information, and
• what actions, if any, to take.

ATTENTION Refer to Subsection 1.4 (FSC-SM Installation and

Configuration Checklist) to ensure that the FSC-SM has been installed and
configured properly.

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3.2 Soft Failures

Summary Soft failures are situations where control and process view are maintained,
but a fault has jeopardized system integrity.

An FSC Safety Manager softfail may have many different causes.

Softfail descriptions Table 3-1 lists the types of softfails that may be encountered.

Table 3-1 – Softfail Descriptions

Code Journaled Text Displayed on FSC-SMM Interpretation and/or Comments
Text FSC-SMM Diagnostic
Displays

19 UCNPRSFL Primary Cannot Talk FSC-SMM has lost the ability to communicate
to Secondary on UCN over the UCN.

20 UCNSCPFL Secondary Cannot Talk FSC-SMM has lost the ability to communicate
to Primary on UCN over the UCN.

21 NOSYNCH Secondary Not Synched Loss of FSC-SMM Redundancy.

34 UCNOVRUN UCN Overrun FSC-SMM unable to prefetch data from remote

nodes (peer-to-peer inputs).

35 PPXOVRUN Point Processor FSC-SMM point scanning is lagging behind

Overrun schedule.

54 LCLLNOSC LC Not Scanning FSC-SMM Point Processing requires the Logic

Controller to scan its inputs and its user
program.

63 LCIOCDFL LC Comm or I/O Card FSC System Aliases are signaling an I/O fault.
Fault

80 SMTSFLT FSC-SMM Time Synch Set by an FSC-SMM upon detection of a UCN

Failure Time Sync failure.
Causes include:
• UCN Time Synch hardware/software failure.

81 LCTSFLT LC Time Synch Failure Set by an FSC-SMM upon detection of a Logic

Controller Time Synch error.
Causes include:
• FSC Time Synch hardware failure.
• FSC Time Synch command processing
failure.

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3.2 Soft Failures, Continued

Soft failures US Figure 3-1 shows a US display which provides the various FSC Safety
display Manager soft failures and their corresponding error codes.

ATTENTION Active soft failures will be highlighted.

Figure 3-1 – US Display - Soft Failures

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SM DETAIL SOFT FAILURES

FSC-SM
STATUS
19 Primary Cannot Talk to Secondary on UCN
VERS/ 20 Secondary Cannot Talk to Primary on UCN
REVIS 21 Secondary Not Synched
34 UCN Overrun
FSC-SM 35 Point Processing Overrun
CONFIG 54 LC Not Scanning
63 LC Comm or I/O Card Fault
UCN 80 SMM Time Synch Failure
STATS 81 LC Time Synch Failure
MAINT
SUPPORT

SOFT
FAILURE

UCN 1 PRI/SEC PRIMARY UCN CHANNEL CHANNEL B FILE POS NON_PREF

NODE 31 STATUS OK AUTO SWAP ENABLE SYNCHST SYNCHED
TYPE SM PLATFORM FSC

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3.3 Hard Failures

Hard failures Hard failures will result in FSC-SMM shutdown (to the FAIL state). Hard
summary failures include the following:
• component failure,
• program or database failure.

Crash codes Fail (crash) situations involve a large number of possible error codes.
Contact the Technical Assistance Center (TAC) for help in identifying the
causes of such failures.

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3.4 Point Configuration Errors

Errors in configuring The FSC-SMM will only recognize LC aliases previously configured
points within the FSC. Table 3-2 lists configuration errors for the FSC Safety
Manager.

Table 3-2 – Configuration Errors

Error Description

ILLEGAL VALUE Attempt to write an FSC hardware addressing

parameter (e.g. PLCADDR, LODSTN, CCSRC,
ILCxxxxx, etc.) which specifies an Alias not
available within the host FSC.

READ ONLY Response to attempts to write to a read-only

FSC-SM parameter.

CONFIGURATION An invalid LC alias (PLCADDR). Attempts to change

MISMATCH PTEXECST to ACTIVE will be denied.

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3.5 Communication Errors

US display for Figure 3-2 is the US display which allows you to access the
communication Communication Error Block screen. To do this, you need to select the
errors target
"NODE STS INFO" target.

Figure 3-2 – US Display - NODE STS INFO Target

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SM DETAIL MAINT SUPPORT NODE STS INFO

ERROR NODE STS

BLOCK INFO
BOX
FSC-SM
STATUS FAILURE INFO
CURRENT PROCESSOR FAILURE : NULL
VERS/
VERS/ PREVIOUS STATUS : OFFNET
REVIS
REDUNDANCY INFO
FSC-SM
BOX REDUN PARTNER UCN VISIBILITY : VISIBLE
CONFIG REDUN PARTNER PL VISILIBITY : NOT VISIBLE

UCN
UCN PERSONALITY LOAD INFO
STATS
STATS NODE LOAD FAILURE INFO : 0
LOAD FLAGS : 40
MAINT
MAINT LOAD PACKET NUMBER : 914
SUPPORT NODE PERFORMING LOAD : 1

SOFT STARTUP/FAILOVER INFO : 00

FAILURE

UCN 1 PRI/SEC PRIMARY UCN CHANNEL CHANNELB FILE POS NON_PREF

NODE 31 STATUS OK AUTO SWAP ENABLE SYNCHST SYNCHED
TYPE SM PLATFORM FSC

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3.5 Communication Errors, Continued

US display showing Figure 3-3 shows the US UCN statistics display which lists the various
UCN statistics UCN communication error statistics, along with other UCN statistics. The
values given are samples of what might be expected in a system which
operates correctly.

Figure 3-3 – US Display - UCN Statistics Screen, Page 1

10 Jun 97 14:27:31 1

SM DETAIL UCN STATS PAGE 1

HELP RESET
RESET STATS
STATS
STATS PAGE 2
BOX
FSC-SM
STATUS NO COPY BUFFERS 0 TOTAL CABLE SWAPS 1
TOKEN ROTATION TIME 0 CABLE A SILENCE 0
VERS/
VERS/ NO SUCCESSOR FOUND 0 CABLE B SILENCE 0
REVIS ASKED WHO FOLLOWS 0 CABLE A NOISE 0
TOKEN PASSED FAILED 0 CABLE B NOISE 0
FSC-SM
BOX NOISE BITS 0 NO-RESPONSE ERRORS 0
CONFIG CHECKSUM ERROR 0 UNEXPECTED RESPONSES 0
REPEATER ERROR 0 ERRORS IN RESPONSES 0
UCN
UCN PARTIAL FRAME 0 AUTO-RECONNECTS 0
STATS
STATS
STATS RECEIVED FRAME TOO LONG 0
NO RECEIVE BUFFERS 0 LOCAL MESSAGES 0
MAINT RECEIVE OVERRUN 0 MESSAGES SENT 306
SUPPORT DUPLICATE RWR 0 MESSAGES RECEIVED 122
NULL RWR (RESYNCH) 0 MESSAGES DISCARDED 0
SOFT TRANSMIT UNDERRUN 0 REPLY TIMEOUTS 0
FAILURE TRANSMIT FRAME TOO LONG 0

UCN 1 PRI/SEC PRIMARY UCN CHANNEL CHANNELB FILE POS NON_PREF

NODE 31 STATUS OK AUTO SWAP ENABLE SYNCHST SYNCHED
TYPE SM PLATFORM FSC

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3.5 Communication Errors, Continued

Local UCN statistics Table 3-3 describes each of the local UCN communication error statistics
description listed in the example US display in Figure 3-3. It also gives a probable
cause or probable causes for why each error might occur.

Table 3-3 – Local UCN Statistics

Statistic Description Nominal Range Over Specified Probable Cause
Time Period;
How the System Recovers

No Copy Network Interface Ideally, should be zero (0). Increases when the NIM is
Buffers Module (NIM) only; no congested.
buffers in the Events are throttled to reduce the
processor to copy probability of errors; the event
received messages. recovery logic will ensure events
are up-to-date.

Token NIM only; the average Depends on number of configured Increases when the node is
Rotation network token rotation nodes that are on the network offnet or the UCN node
Time in 0.1 millisecond (e.g. for a six node UCN network, addresses have gaps. Also
units. the nominal range is between 4-5 increases with more traffic.
ms). When running smoothly, the
user should record the nominal
range of his/her system for
comparison.

No The token ring Should be zero in systems with Fewer than two token
Successor collapsed. two or more nodes passing tokens passers, a network
Found and no communication problems. communication problem.

Asked Who A successor node N/A The shutdown of a node, the

Follows change. powering off of a node, a
Communication system will communication fault.
automatically look for a new
successor.

Token Token pass to the Should be zero in a smooth Communication fault,

Passes successor retried. network with no faults or nodes shutdown or power-down
Failed entering or leaving. node failover.

Noise Bits Noise detected. 1 count per 10 seconds is typical; Communication fault,
the lower, the better. Messages grounding problem.
Retried count does not necessarily
imply lost messages.

Checksum Corrupt message, Should be zero in a smooth Communication fault,

Error checksum detected. system. marginal modem.
The message is retried.

Repeater Corruption in the end Should be zero. Communication fault,

Error delimiter. electromagnetic field (EMF)
The message is retried. nearby.

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3.5 Communication Errors, Continued

Local UCN statistics

description, continued

Table 3-3 – Local UCN Statistics (continued)

Statistic Description Nominal Range Over Specified Probable Cause
Time Period;
How the System Recovers

Partial Frame Full message not Should be zero in a smooth Communication fault.
received. system.
The message is retried.

Received Message received Should be zero. Has not yet been observed.
Frame Too > 1 KB. Software bug.
Long

No Receive No buffers for TBC to Should be zero if not overloaded. Overload.

Buffers receive messages.
See recovery procedure for No
Copy Buffers.

Receive Not enough DMA Should be zero. Hardware problem.

Overrun bandwidth for the TBC
to copy the received
message to memory.

Duplicate Duplicate message In a smooth system, this may ACK lost.

RWR received. occur about twice a day.

Null RWR Used to resynch N/A Node startup, failover node

(Resynch) communications. failure, communication fault.

Transmit Not enough DMA Should be zero. Hardware problem.

Underrun bandwidth for the TBC
to transmit.

Transmit Inconsistent Should be zero. Software bug.

Frame Too information given to
Long TBC.

Total Cable The sum of all swaps: Once every 15 minutes when Periodic cable swap
Swaps operational, automatic there are no faults, noise or enabled.
and periodic. silence present.

Cable A No energy on Should be zero. Cabling not connected

Silence Cable A. correctly, bad cable.
The network swaps to Cable B.

Cable B No energy on Should be zero. Cabling not connected

Silence Cable B. correctly, bad cable.
The network swaps to Cable A.

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3.5 Communication Errors, Continued

Local UCN statistics

description, continued

Table 3-3 – Local UCN Statistics (continued)

Statistic Description Nominal Range Over Specified Probable Cause
Time Period;
How the System Recovers

Cable A Excessive noise on Should be zero. Cabling not connected

Noise Cable A. correctly, bad cable, missing
The network swaps to Cable B. terminator ground.

Cable B Excessive noise on Should be zero. Cabling not connected

Noise Cable B. correctly, bad cable, missing
The network swaps to Cable A. terminator ground.

No- One or more node did Should be zero in a smooth Node(s) offnet, node(s)
Response not respond to an system with all nodes on net and overloaded.
Errors RDR. properly configured.

Unexpected MAC control incorrect Should be zero. LLC bug or contention (more
Responses in RWR. than one node believes it
has the token).

Errors In LLC part of RWR Should be zero. LLC bug.

Responses incorrect.

Auto- Network reconnect N/A Network problems.

Reconnect attempts.

Local Intranode local An increasing number in NIM, zero N/A

Messages messages. in FSC-SM.

Messages Messages sent from N/A N/A

Sent node.

Messages Messages received by N/A Reply received after reply

Received node. timeout, duplicate reply
because of lost ACK, bad
protocol version, messages
from a nonconfigured node
(NIM only).

Messages Messages ignored. Should be zero. Response received after

Discarded timeout, ACK lost, NIM
received a message from a
nonconfigured node,
protocol version mismatch.

Reply Reply not received in Should be zero. Overload, failover, power

Timeouts applicable time. off, shutdown.

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3.5 Communication Errors, Continued

UCN STATS display, Figure 3-4 shows an example of page 2 of the UCN STATS display. You
page 2 can access this screen, from page 1 of the UCN STATS display, by
selecting the STATISTICS PAGE TWO target.

Figure 3-4 – US Display - UCN Statistics Screen, Page 2

10 Jun 97 14:27:31 1

SM DETAIL UCN STATS PAGE 2

HELP RESET
RESET STATS
STATS
STATS PAGE 1
BOX
FSC-SM
STATUS EVENT SENDER STATISTICS
MESSAGES SENT 3
VERS/
VERS/ MESSAGES RETRIED 0
REVIS RECEIVER DROPPED 0
NAKS RECEIVED 0
FSC-SM
BOX THROTTLING REQUESTED 0
CONFIG NUMBER OF EVENT RCVRS 1

UCN
UCN TIME SYNCH STATUS TIME SYNCH STATISTICS
STATS
STATS
STATS UCN DATE 10 Jun 97 SYNCH ERRORS 0
UCN TIME 14:27:31 LOST MESSAGES 0
MAINT SYNCHER NODE 1 CLOCK ERRORS 0
SUPPORT CURRENT STATE OK DRIFT THRESHOLD 0
DRIFT VALUE 0
SOFT
FAILURE

UCN 1 PRI/SEC PRIMARY UCN CHANNEL CHANNELA FILE POS NON_PREF

NODE 7 STATUS OK AUTO SWAP ENABLE SYNCHST SYNCHED
TYPE SM PLATFORM FSC

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3.5 Communication Errors, Continued

Event sender UCN Table 3-4 describes each of the event sender UCN communication error
statistics description statistics listed in the example US display in Figure 3-4. It also gives a
probable cause or probable causes for why each error might occur.

Table 3-4 – Event Sender UCN Statistics

Statistic Description Nominal Range Over Specified Probable Cause
Time Period;
How the System Recovers

Messages Event messages sent, N/A if no new event. N/A

Sent not including retry.
Heartbeat message sent every 10
seconds.

Messages Retries caused by N/A Event overload,

Retried NORESP, NAK or lost communication fault.
ACK for the event.

Receiver The number of times Zero in NIM, one in FSC-SM if NIM shutdown, NIM failure,
Dropped an event receiver did there is a NIM failure. NIM congested.
not respond after
retry.

NAKs Message not Should be zero except under Heavy event load.
Received accepted by receiver. heavy event load.

Throttling The number of times Should be zero except under Heavy event load.
Requested the node was heavy event load.
requested to delay
before sending the
next message.

Number Of The number of nodes The number of NIMs running on N/A

Event Rcvrs ACKing events; the UCN.
FSC-SM, LM and PM
only.

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3.5 Communication Errors, Continued

Time synch statistics Table 3-5 describes each of the time synchronization error statistics listed
description in the example US display in Figure 3-4. It also gives a probable cause or
probable causes for why each error might occur.

Table 3-5 – Time Synch Statistics

Statistic Description Nominal Range Over Specified Probable Cause
Time Period;
How the System Recovers

Synch Errors Time synchronization 0 to 2 counts at start-up. Multiple TimeSync

not performed messages per time
successfully. synchronization cycle.
Syncher contention.
Faulty timeset-timer
hardware.

Lost Node and/or serial Increments on Syncher change. Syncher change.

Messages number of the
SyncTime message Network problem.
do not match the node
and/or serial number
of the TimeSync
message.

Clock Errors Discrepancy between N/A LCN clock problem.

LCN and EPNI, or
between FSC-SMM
and UCN time.

Drift N/A N/A N/A

Threshold

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3.5 Communication Errors, Continued

Time synch status Table 3-6 describes the time synchronization status portion of the example
description US display in Figure 3-4.

Table 3-6 – Time Synch Status

Statistic Description

LCN Date Reflects LCN date within the FSC-SMM.

LCN Time Reflects LCN time within the FSC-SMM. The time is accurate to ± 1 second.

Syncher Node The UCN node number of the syncher node.

Current State The time synch state of this node. A PNI NIM or an NIM with time synch disabled will
report "Failed."

Drift Value N/A

UCN addressing An FSC Safety Manager UCN address is configured at the FSC user
errors station using the FSC Development System software or FSC Navigator
software. Range checking within the FSC user software is assumed (1-63,
odd addresses only). The top/bottom module placement within a given
slot determines top/bottom shadow addressing. It is therefore impossible
for an FSC-SMM to operate with an invalid UCN address. However,
there is no protection against duplicate use of a UCN address.

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3.6 FSC-SMM Status Indicators

Status indicators The front panel of the FSC-SMM includes components which provide
status information (see Figure 1-2). The front panel includes:
• a (red/green) 'STATUS' LED, and
• four additional (red) LEDs.

The 'STATUS' LED is:

• off when the 5 Vdc power on the FSC Central Part system bus is down,
• red when the module is offnet or alive,
• green when the UCN program is running (idle or OK),
• red/green flashing when the UCN program has failed.

If the 'STATUS' LED is green, the four small LEDs provide additional
information about the UCN communication:
• The 'Tx' LED is on when data is being transmitted.
• The 'P' LED is on when the node is primary (and off when the node is
secondary).

Note:
If the node is not redundant, the 'P' LED will always be
off.

• The 'A' LED is on when the A channel is the active channel.

• The 'B' LED is on when the B channel is the active channel.

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3.6 FSC-SMM Status Indicators, Continued

Status indicators, If the 'STATUS' LED blinks green/red, counting the number of times
continued that the LED turns green provides diagnostic information on the error that
has occurred. (Stop counting when the LED stays red for about four
seconds.)
Table 3-7 lists the number of 'green flash' counts with their associated
errors.

Table 3-7 – Error codes with 'STATUS' LED flashing red/green

Counts Error

3 Hard failure, ROM checksum

4 Hard failure, processor exceptions

6 Hard failure, LRAM pattern test

7 Hard failure, LRAM address decode test

8 Hard failure, llc communication error

11 Hard failure, system crashed

12 Command timeout

13 Modem failure/bad interface

14 TBC interface test

15 Loop internal TBC UART back full duplex

16 Receive test with internal loopback

17 Transmit test with internal loopback

18 Receive test with external loopback

19 Transmit test with external loopback

20 TBC interrupt

21 LS Static cable switch test

22 LS Static non-silence detector test

23 LS Dynamic cable switch test

24 LS Override cable switch test

25 LS Dynamic non-silence detector test

26 Modem jabber test

27 Hard failure, missing OS9 entry point

29 Parity error detected

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3.7 FSC Diagnostic Information

FSC diagnostic The FSC system provides extensive diagnostic information about the
display operating status of its system components. Any faults are reported in the
FSC Diagnostic Display at the US (see Figure 3-5). It will show a
description of the component(s) affected, together with their module
number and exact location (rack, position), as well as the date and time
that the fault(s) occurred.
The FSC Diagnostic Display can be called as follows:
1) From the System Status (SYST STATS) screen, select a valid LCN
node.
2) Select the NTWK/HWY STATUS (Network/Highway Status) target.
3) Select the UCN node you want diagnostic information about.
4) Select the DETAIL STATUS target.
5) Select the FSC DIAG target.

ATTENTION For more information about the various fault

descriptions, error codes and the actions to be taken for each fault
situation, refer to the FSC Software Manual under the 'View FSC system
and process status' section.

Figure 3-5 – FSC Diagnostic Display

10 Jun 97 14:27:31 1

SM DETAIL MAIN
BOX STATUS - FSC DIAGNOSTC DISPLAY - Page 1 of 5 << PAGE >>

Module Description Rack Pos Err Date/Time

BOX
FSC-SM
STATUS 10101/1/1 Digital input module 24 VDC FS 3 1 2 06-09-97
Module faulty 10:36:02
VERS/
VERS/
REVIS 10101/1/1 Digital input module 24 VDC FS 3 1 3 06-09-97
Module faulty 10:36:02
FSC-SM
BOX
CONFIG 10102/1/2 Central Processing Unit 1 6 27 06-09-97
External communication failure 10:36:03
UCN
UCN 10302/1/1 Watchdog repeater
STATS 3 12 0 06-09-97
STATS Module faulty 10:36:03
MAINT 10102/1/2 Analog input module FS 3 2 1 06-09-97
SUPPORT Module faulty 10:36:03

SOFT
FAILURE HARDWARE FSC PROGRAM FSC DIAG

UCN 1 PRI/SEC PRIMARY UCN CHANNEL CHANNELB FILE POS NON_PREF

NODE 31 STATUS PARTFAIL AUTO SWAP ENABLE SYNCHST NOSYNCH
TYPE SM PLATFORM FSC

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 Section 4 – Removal and Replacement
4.1 Overview

About this section This section provides instructions and references for the removal and
replacement of the FSC Safety Manager Module and its components. The
topics included in this section are:
Subsection Topic See Page

4.1 Overview....................................................................................................31
4.2 Replacing an FSC-SMM............................................................................32
4.3 Replacing the Firmware EPROMs ............................................................34
4.4 FSC-SMM Slot Keys..................................................................................36

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4.2 Replacing an FSC-SMM

Replacement of the Table 4-1 describes the procedure for replacing the FSC Safety Manager
FSC-SMM Module (FSC-SMM).

Table 4-1 – Procedure for FSC-SMM replacement

Step Action Done
(✓)

1 Always check and verify the diagnostics before starting the

procedure to replace the FSC-SMM.

2 Shut down the Central Part that contains the FSC-SMM you
want to replace, by disconnecting the flatcable of the
10005/./. watchdog (WD) module of that Central Part. After
shutting down the Central Part, make sure to reconnect the
watchdog flatcable.

3 Turn the keyswitch on the 10002/./. Central Processing Unit

(CPU) module to the STOP position (horizontal).

4 Shut off the power to the Central Part by switching the circuit
breaker which controls the power to that Central Part.

5 Using the UCN Connector Torque Wrench Kit

(51109612-100), disconnect the UCN communication cables
from the FSC-SMM.

6 Remove the screws at the top and bottom of the FSC-SMM

board which secure it to the Central Part rack.

7 Carefully pull the FSC-SMM from the Central Part rack.

8 Carefully insert the new FSC-SMM into the Central Part rack.

9 Secure the FSC-SMM at the top and bottom using the two
screws that were removed in step 6.

10 Using the UCN Connector Torque Wrench Kit

(51109612-100), reconnect the UCN communication cables
to the FSC-SMM.

11 Restore power to the Central Part with the new FSC-SMM by

switching the circuit breaker which controls the power to that
Central Part.

12 Check and verify the diagnostics.

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4.2 Replacing an FSC-SMM, Continued

Replacement of the
FSC-SMM, continued
Table 4-1 – Procedure for FSC-SMM replacement (continued)
13 Wait until the 10006/./. Diagnostic and Battery Module (DBM)
starts updating the time. Then turn the keyswitch on the
10002/./. Central Processing Unit (CPU) module back to the
RUN position (vertical).

14 Perform a fault reset to bring the Central Part back into

operation.

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4.3 Replacing the Firmware EPROMs

Introduction EPROMs contain the firmware version currently being used in the FSC
Safety Manager system. Each EPROM has a label which provides the
following information:
• EPROM type,
• software revision number, and
• module serial number.

Refer to the FSC Hardware Manual for details on the location of the FSC
firmware at the 10002/1/2 Central Processor Module and 10004/./.
Communication Module.

CAUTION It is extremely important that you wear a properly

connected Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) wriststrap while removing,
handling and installing any electronic components.

Slip the strap on your wrist like a wristwatch and connect its clip to the
ground bus, which is located inside the cabinet. There is no danger of
receiving a shock from an approved wriststrap.

Be sure to keep any electronic component in a static-safe carrying pouch

whenever it is not in use.

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4.3 Replacing the Firmware EPROMs, Continued

FSC firmware upgrade Table 4-2 describes the procedure for upgrading the FSC-SMM firmware
EPROMs.

Table 4-2 – Procedure for FSC firmware upgrade

Step Action Done
(✓)

1 Shut down Central Part 1 as described in Table 4-1 (steps 1

to 3).

2 Remove the FSC-SMM from Central Part 1 as described in

Table 4-1 (steps 4 to 6).

3 Replace the firmware EPROM of the FSC-SMM with the new

firmware EPROM.

4 Reinstall the FSC-SMM in Central Part 1 as described in

Table 4-1 (steps 7 to 9).

5 Bring Central Part 1 back into operation as described in

Table 4-1 (steps 10 to 12).

6 Repeat steps 1 to 5 for Central Part 2.

Refer to Appendix D ("On-Line Modification") of the FSC Software

Manual for information on replacing other EPROMs in the FSC system.

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4.4 FSC-SMM Slot Keys

Summary Each FSC slot is fitted with metal keys at the top and bottom so that only
one particular type of module fits in that slot.
• If you ordered the FSC Safety Manager Module at the same time you
ordered a new FSC, the keys are correct and no action is required.
• If you ordered the FSC-SMM separately, then you have to replace the
keys.

Refer to the FSC-SM Hardware Manual for more information on key

coding.

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 Index

A F, G
A LED, 3, 27 Failures
Asked Who Follows, 20 Hard, 16
Auto-Reconnect, 22 Soft, 14
Firmware EPROMs, 34
Frontplate features, 3
B FSC Development System, 6
FSC diagnostic display, 29
B LED, 3, 27 FSC firmware upgrade, 35
FSC Navigator, 6
FSC-SM architecture, 5
C FSC-SM functional summary, 4
Cable A Noise, 22 FSC-SM Installation and Configuration Checklist, 8
Cable A Silence, 21 FSC-SMM replacement, 32, 33
Cable B Noise, 22 FSC-SMM status indicators, 27
Cable B Silence, 21 F-style connectors, 3
Checksum Error, 20
Clock Errors, 25
Communication Error Block screen, 18 H
Configuration errors Hard failures, 16
CONFIGURATION MISMATCH, 17 Hardware, 6
ILLEGAL VALUE, 17 Human interfaces, 2
READ ONLY, 17
CONFIGURATION MISMATCH, 17
Crash codes, 16
Current State, 26
I, J, K
ILLEGAL VALUE, 17

D
Duplicate RWR, 21
L
LCN Date, 26
LCN Time, 26
E LED indicators, 3, 27
LEDs
Electrostatic discharge (ESD), 34 A, 3, 27
EPROMs, 34 B, 3, 27
Error codes with 'STATUS' LED flashing, 28 P, 3, 27
Errors in configuring points, 17 STATUS, 3, 27, 28
Errors In Responses, 22 Tx, 3, 27
Event sender UCN communication error statistics Local Messages, 22
Messages Retried, 24 Local Token Rotation Time, 20
Messages Sent, 24
NAKs Received, 24
Number Of Event Rcvrs, 24
Receiver Dropped, 24
Throttling Requested, 24

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 Index

Local UCN communication error statistics, 20, 21, 22

N, O
Asked Who Follows, 20 NAKs Received, 24
Auto-Reconnect, 22 No Copy Buffers, 20
Cable A Noise, 22 No Receive Buffers, 21
Cable A Silence, 21 No Successor Found, 20
Cable B Noise, 22 Noise Bits, 20
Cable B Silence, 21 No-Response Errors, 22
Checksum Error, 20 Null RWR (Resynch), 21
Duplicate RWR, 21 Number Of Event Rcvrs, 24
Errors In Responses, 22
Local Messages, 22
Messages Discarded, 22 P, Q
Messages Received, 22
Messages Sent, 22 P LED, 3, 27
No Copy Buffers, 20 Partial Frame, 21
No Receive Buffers, 21 Point configuration errors, 17
No successor Found, 20
Noise Bits, 20
No-Response Errors, 22 R
Null RWR (Resynch), 21 READ ONLY, 17
Partial Frame, 21 Receive Overrun, 21
Receive Overrun, 21 Received Frame Too Long, 21
Received Frame Too Long, 21 Receiver Dropped, 24
Repeater Error, 20 Repeater Error, 20
Reply Timeouts, 22 Replacing the firmware EPROMs, 34
Token Passes Failed, 20 Replacing the FSC-SMM, 32, 33
Token Rotation Time, 20 Reply Timeouts, 22
Total Cable Swaps, 21
Transmit Frame Too Long, 21
Transmit Underrun, 21
Unexpected Responses, 22
S
Lost Messages, 25 Slot keys, 36
Soft failures US display, 15
Softfail descriptions, 14
M Software, 7
FSC Development System, 6
Messages Discarded, 22 FSC Navigator, 6
Messages Received, 22 Spare Parts, 11
Messages Retried, 24 Specifications, 9
Messages Sent, 22, 24 Status indicators, 27, 28
Minimum equipment required, 6 STATUS LED, 3, 27, 28
Minimum software releases, 7 Synch Errors, 25
Syncher Node, 26

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 Index

T U, V, W, X, Y, Z
Throttling Requested, 24 UCN addressing errors, 26
Time synch status UCN communication error statistics, 19
Current State, 26 UCN statistics display, 19
LCN Date, 26 UCN STATS display, 23
LCN Time, 26 Unexpected Responses, 22
Syncher Node, 26 Upgrading the firmware EPROMs, 34
Time synchronization error statistics US Display – Soft Failures, 15
Clock Errors, 25 US display for communication errors target, 18
Lost Messages, 25
Synch Errors, 25
Token Passes Failed, 20
Total Cable Swaps, 21
Transmit Frame Too Long, 21
Transmit Underrun, 21
Tx LED, 3, 27

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