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Key Module Features
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Original instructions
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Key Module Features
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Original instructions
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Diagnostics Features
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PAC Application
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Some module diagnostics (I/O connection health, redundancy status, etc.) are available through the PAC application and are updated every CPU cycle.
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Some module diagnostics (I/O connection, extended health, redundancy status, FDR server, etc.) are available to Modbus clients that read the local Modbus server area with Modbus function code 3 when the unit ID is set to 100 or through Modbus function code 8/21, 8/22, or 43/14.
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Some module diagnostics (Ethernet interface, redundancy, Ethernet scanner, etc.) are available through CIP objects that EtherNet/IP devices such as SCADA or HMI can read.
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Ethernet Ports
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You can diagnose network issues by examining packets to and from Ethernet ports when the service port is configured for port mirroring.
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Embedded web pages provide diagnostics data through a web browser.
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Explicit Messaging: With the DATA_EXCH function block, the BMENOC0321 control network module supports explicit messaging through the EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP protocols.
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Firmware Upgrade: The firmware upgrade service allows the field upgrade of this module firmware using the Automation Device Maintenance or Unity Loader tool.
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Features in Control Expert:
You can enable and disable these Ethernet services in Control Expert.
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Address Server (address and operation parameters)
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SNMP (agent)
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RSTP (cable redundancy)
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Network Time Service (NTP server)
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QoS (DSCP tagging)
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Service Port (control network connections)
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IP Forwarding (network transparency): The module uses the IP forwarding service to separate Ethernet traffic between the control network, the device network, and the embedded network.
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Email (SMTP): The simple mail transfer protocol (SMTP) provides mechanisms that allow controller-based projects to report alarms or events.
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