Display Panel LED Diagnostics
The state of the BMENUA0100 module display panel LEDs are presented, below, for the several operating states of the module.
Operating State |
RUN LED (Green) |
UACNX LED (Green/Red) |
ERR LED (Red) |
BS Backplane LED (Green/Red) |
NS Control Port LED (Green/Red) |
BUSY LED (Yellow) |
SECURE LED (Green/Red) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Power on sequence |
1 |
OFF |
ON |
ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
OFF |
Green OFF Red ON |
2 (All LEDs ON) |
ON |
ON |
ON |
Green ON Red ON |
Green ON Red ON |
ON |
Green ON Red ON |
|
3 (All LEDs OFF) |
OFF |
OFF |
OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
|
4 |
ON |
OFF |
ON |
Green OFF Red OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
|
5 (Autotest1) |
Flashing |
Flashing |
Flashing |
Green Flashing Red OFF |
Green Flashing Red OFF |
Flashing |
Green Flashing Red OFF |
|
Not configured |
OFF |
OFF |
Blinking |
Red blinking if not connected to an Ethernet Backplane port. Blinking green otherwise. |
OFF if not cable plugged and connected to another powered device. Blinking green otherwise. |
OFF |
Refer to cyber-security LEDs, below. |
|
Configured |
After detecting a duplicated IPv4 address on backplane port |
Blinking |
Refer to description of UACNX LED, below |
/ |
Green OFF Red ON |
/ |
/ |
Refer to description of Secure Communication Status LED, below. |
After detecting a duplicated IPv4 address on Control Port |
Blinking |
/ |
/ |
Green OFF Red ON |
/ |
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RUN State |
ON |
OFF |
Green ON Red OFF |
Steady green if connected; Off if no cable |
ON if data-dictionary acquisition in progress; Flashing if data dictionary overflow; otherwise OFF |
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Power Off |
OFF |
OFF |
OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
|
Recoverable Detected Error or Inconsistent Configuration2 |
/ |
/ |
ON |
/ |
/ |
/ |
/ |
|
Non-recoverable Detected Error (Module will reboot) |
OFF |
OFF |
ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
OFF |
Green OFF Red ON |
|
Security Reset |
In progress |
Blinking |
OFF |
OFF |
Green OFF Red ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
ON |
Green OFF Red OFF |
Complete |
ON |
OFF |
OFF |
Green OFF Red ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
OFF |
Green OFF Red OFF |
|
Missing Security Reset3 |
OFF |
OFF |
ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
OFF |
Blinking Red |
|
OS Update |
Blinking |
OFF |
OFF |
Green OFF Red ON |
Green OFF Red ON |
ON |
Green OFF Red OFF |
|
1. The autotest is performed quickly and LED flashing cannot be visually detected. NOTE: If the module remains in Autotest state, check the rotary
switch to confirm that it is not broken.
2. Refer to SERVICES_STATUS detected error codes in the T_BMENUA0100 DDT. 3. This state results from changing the rotary switch from Standard to Secured mode, or from Secured to Standard mode without performing a Security Reset as an intermediate step. NOTE: In this table, “/”
indicates any state.
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UACNX LED When the Module is in Configured State
The color (red or green) and state (blinking or steady) describe the state of the OPC UA connections:
Data Dictionary State |
OPC UA Client Connection State |
|
|---|---|---|
No OPC UA Client Connected |
At Least 1 OPC UA Client Connected |
|
Data Dictionary Unavailable |
Blinking Red |
Steady Red |
Data Dictionary Available |
Blinking Green |
Steady Green |
Secure Communications Status LED When the Module is Configured/Not Configured State
The states of the SECURE LED, when the module is in the configured or not configured state, are described below:
LED State |
Description |
|---|---|
OFF |
The module is not operating in secure operating mode (i.e., the rotary switch is not set to the secure position). |
RED |
A secure communications critical error is detected. For example, no security configuration is present, a certificate is invalid, a certificate has expired and communications have stopped, and so forth. |
GREEN |
Secure communications are enabled and running without detected error. A client is connected to the module and the module has received a valid cybersecurity configuration. The session is opened and the module is ready to respond to client requests. |
FLASHING RED |
Secure communications are enabled and running, but an error has been detected. For example, a certificate has expired but the configuration authorizes communications to continue. |
FLASHING GREEN |
The module has received a valid cybersecurity configuration and is ready to communicate with a client which will initiate a communication. |
Control Port LED Diagnostics
The control port LEDs can be used to diagnose the state of Ethernet communications over the control port:
LED |
State |
Description |
|---|---|---|
ACT |
Off |
No link established. |
Green |
Link established, no activity. |
|
Blinking Green |
Link established, activity detected. |
|
LNK |
Off |
No link established. |
Yellow |
Link established at speed less than module maximum capability (10/100Mbps). |
|
Green |
Link established at speed equal to module maximum capability (1000Mbps). |