Slot 4 Menu 0 − Ethernet Setup

Mode: RFC‑S

Setup parameter information

Parameter	4.00.001 Module ID
Short description	Module ID
Minimum	0	Maximum	65535
Default		Units
Type	16 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Power-up
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, ND, NC, PT, BU

The Module ID. Onboard Ethernet module = 430. SI-Ethernet = 433. RR-Ethernet = 437

Parameter	4.00.002 Software Version
Short description	Software Version
Minimum	0	Maximum	99999999
Default		Units
Type	32 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Power-up
Display Format	Version	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, ND, NC, PT

Module firmware version in ww.xx.yy.zz format

Parameter	4.00.003 Hardware Version
Short description	Hardware Version
Minimum	0.00	Maximum	655.35
Default		Units
Type	16 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Power-up
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	2
Coding	RO, ND, NC, PT, BU

Contains the module’s hardware version information in the format xx.yy.

Parameter	4.00.004 Serial Number LS
Short description	Serial Number LS
Minimum	0 (Display: 00000000)	Maximum	99999999 (Display: 99999999)
Default		Units
Type	32 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Power-up write
Display Format	Lead Zero Pad	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, ND, NC, PT

The module serial number is available as a pair of 32 bit values where Serial Number LS (MM.004) provides the least significant 8 decimal digits and Serial Number MS (MM.005) provides the most significant 8 decimal digits. The reconstructed serial number is ((MM.005* 100000000) + MM.004). For example serial number "0001234567898765" would be stored as MM.005 = 12345, MM.004 = 67898765.

Parameter	4.00.005 Serial Number MS
Short description	Serial Number MS
Minimum	0	Maximum	99999999
Default		Units
Type	32 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Power-up write
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, ND, NC, PT

See Serial Number LS (MM.004).

Parameter	4.00.006 Status
Short description	Status
Minimum	-2	Maximum	3
Default		Units
Type	8 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Background
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, TE, ND, NC, PT

*Value*	*Text*	*Description*
-2	Bootldr - Update	The bootloader is performing a flash update
-1	Bootldr - Idle	The bootloader is idle
0	Initialising	Initialising
1	OK	Module is initialised with no errors present
2	Config	A configuration error has been detected
3	Error	An error has occurred preventing the module from running correctly

Module Status, informs the user what state the module is in. The status is updated for bootloader state and application state.

Parameter	4.00.007 Reset
Short description	Reset
Minimum	0	Maximum	1
Default	0	Units
Type	1 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Read every 200ms, Written to 0 on module initialisation
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RW, NC

When set the module performs a warm reset. When the reset has been performed and the module is performing its initialization routines the parameter will be cleared to zero. Note: The drive, and any other modules fitted to the drive will not be affected by the reset.

Parameter	4.00.008 Default
Short description	Default
Minimum	0	Maximum	1
Default	0	Units
Type	1 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Read every 200ms, Written to 0 on module initialisation
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RW, NC

If set to “ON” when the module is reset, this parameter will cause the option module to return to its "Out of Box configuration" any settings stored on the module will be returned to their default values. This will include any Web page customisations, e-mail settings etc. Following the default the module will set the parameter to "OFF" and the module will reset.

Take care using this parameter as any configuration information will be irretrievably lost!

Note: The password for the ‘root’ account is not reset back to default.

Parameter	4.00.009 Active Alarm Bits
Short description	Current Active Alarm Bits
Minimum	0 (Display: 0000000000000000)	Maximum	65535 (Display: 1111111111111111)
Default	0 (Display: 0000000000000000)	Units
Type	16 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Background
Display Format	Binary	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, NC, BU

Bit	Alarm
0	User Program
1	eCMP
2	Modbus
3	Ethernet/IP
4	Reserved
5	Filesystem
6	Too Hot

Parameter	4.00.010 Active IP Address
Short description	Active IP address
Minimum	-2147483648 (Display: 128.0.0.0)	Maximum	2147483647 (Display: 127.255.255.255)
Default		Units
Type	32 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Background
Display Format	IP Address	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, ND, NC, PT

Modules active IP address.

Parameter	4.00.011 Date Code
Short description	Date when first firmware updated
Minimum	0	Maximum	65535
Default		Units
Type	16 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Background
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, ND, NC, PT, BU

Date Code (4.00.011) is a two-digit number in the form yyww where yy is the year and ww the week number.

Parameter	4.00.012 Capability Mask
Short description	Current Capability Value
Minimum	0 (Display: 000000000000000)	Maximum	32767 (Display: 111111111111111)
Default		Units
Type	16 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Power-up or reset
Display Format	Binary	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, ND, NC, PT

This is a read only value that shows the capability status of the PROFINET protocol; if the value of bit zero is 1 it indicates that the PROFINET protocol is not available; a value of zero indicates that it is available. If the user attempts to switch to the PROFINET protocol when it is not available a TRIP will be raised. This field is locked as it is determined at the point of manufacture.

Parameter	4.00.013 Operation Mode
Short description	Operation Mode
Minimum	0	Maximum	3
Default		Units
Type	8 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Background
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, TE, ND, NC, PT

*Value*	*Text*	*Description*
0	NORMAL	Incoming cyclic data is written to the drive parameters
1	LIMITED-IN	The option module is transitioning from NORMAL to LIMITED mode
2	LIMITED	Incoming cyclic data is not written to the drive parameters
3	LIMITED-OUT	The option module is transitioning from LIMITED to NORMAL mode

Operation Mode, informs the user what operation mode the module is in. The Operation Mode is controlled by drive parameter Control Override Enable (06.086)

Parameter	4.00.060 Parameter Channel Command
Short description	Command for non cyclic parameter access from setup menu
Minimum	0	Maximum	2
Default	0	Units
Type	8 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Background
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RW, TE, NC, BU

*Value*	*Text*	*Description*
0	None	No Command
1	Read	Read one parameter
2	Write	Write one parameter

When a user program uses the parameter channel, writing to this parameter specifies the command, determining the operation of the channel. The table above lists the possible values and descriptions of the corresponding operations.

Setup menu non-cyclic parameter channel - overview

This feature is primarily for use by drive user programs to access parameters in the Ethernet interface. Access is provided via a non-cyclic channel created and configured using the following five parameters.

*Parameter*	*Size (bits)*	*Description*
Command (MM.060)	8	Operation of channel
Status (MM.061)	8	Status of channel (read-only)
Parameter Address (MM.062)	16	Parameter to read from or write to
Value LSW / Error Code (MM.063)	16	One of the following: LSW* of Value to write (input to channel), LSW* of Value read (output from channel), Error Code (output from channel).
Value MSW (MM.064)	16	One of the following: MSW of Value to write (input to channel), MSW of Value read (output from channel).

*LSW: Least Significant Word (i.e. lower 16-bits of Value which is 32 bits).

**MSW: Most Significant Word (i.e. upper 16-bits of Value which is 32 bits).

How to use this channel

Below are two flow diagrams illustrating how to use the channel to access option module parameters.

1. Using parameter channel to read:

2. Using parameter channel to write:

Note that:

By default, the parameter is set to "No Command" (0).
For read or write operations, the command needs to be set after all the other parameters are set.
When the read or write operation has been completed, the user program must set the command to "NONE" (0) before sending the next command.

Parameter	4.00.061 Parameter Channel Status
Short description	Status of non cyclic parameter access from setup menu
Minimum	0	Maximum	3
Default	0	Units
Type	8 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Background
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RO, TE, NC, PT, BU

*Value*	*Text*	*Description*
0	Idle	Idle
1	Busy	Processing the command.
2	Done	The command was processed successfully.
3	Error	Error is detected, detail will be found in 00.063

This parameter displays the current status of the parameter channel. The table above lists the possible values and what they mean.

Parameter	4.00.062 Parameter Channel Parameter Address
Short description	Destination or source parameter of non cyclic parameter access from setup menu S.MM.PPP
Minimum	0	Maximum	65535
Default	0	Units
Type	16 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	Background
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RW, NC, BU

This parameter defines the parameter address required by the user program to write to or read from. It's format is equivalent to MM.PPP where the least significant 8 bits represents the parameter number, and the most significant 8 bits represents the menu number. This means that the maximum supported Menu number and parameter number will be 255 - i.e. MM.PPP = 255.255.

Note that the slot number cannot be entered as this feature is limited to only provide a channel to its own module parameter database.

Parameter	4.00.063 Parameter Channel Value LSW / Error Code
Short description	Value (least significant word) read from or to be written to parameter channel; or error code if error is present.
Minimum	-32768	Maximum	32767
Default	0	Units
Type	16 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	N/A
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RW, NC

The data contained in this parameter depends on what command is selected and what the status is – see table below.

*Command*	*Data in parameter*
Command (MM.060) = Read	Least significant word of value read from parameter set in Parameter Address (MM.062).
Command (MM.060) = Write	Least signficant word of value to write to parameter set in Parameter Address (MM.062).
Status (MM.061) = ERROR	Error code value of the process when there is an error (see table below of error code defintions)

The following table lists the possible error codes:

*Value*	*Meaning*	*Description*
-1	Reserved
-2	Reserved
-3	Reserved
-4	Does not exist	The specified item does not exist.
-5	Data Type	The data could not be converted from the specified type.
-6	Reserved	The value could not be read, reason unknown.
-7	Reserved	The value could not be written, reason unknown.
-8	Not Readable	The data could not be read as the source does not allow read access.
-9	Not Writeable	The data could not be written as the destination does not allow write access.
-10	Over Range	The specified value is outside the suitable range for the item.
-11	Reserved	The request contained invalid information.
-12	Reserved	The response will not fit in the maximum response size.
-13	Decimal Place	The decimal place information is invalid (i.e. out of range of allowed values for a write).
-14	Reserved	Invalid parameter in the parameter channel.
-15	Invalid CMD	Invalid command
-16	Reserved
-17	Unknown Error	An unknown error happens
-18	64-bit access	Unsupported read/write operation on 64-bit parameter (not currently supported)
-19 to -128	Reserved

Parameter	4.00.064 Parameter Channel Value MSW
Short description	Value read from or to be written to parameter channel - most significant word.
Minimum	-32768	Maximum	32767
Default	0	Units
Type	16 Bit Volatile	Update Rate	N/A
Display Format	Standard	Decimal Places	0
Coding	RW, NC

The data contained in this parameter depends on what command is selected and what the status is – see table below.

*Command*	*Data in parameter*
Command (MM.060) = Read	Most significant word of value read from parameter set in Parameter Address (MM.062).
Command (MM.060) = Write	Most signficant word of value to write to parameter set in Parameter Address (MM.062).
Status (MM.061) = ERROR	Irrelevant - error code written to MM.063.