Specifications

47PROFINET Controller ME1PN1FW-Q
(c) 2013 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
Word Off-
set
ID
Value
2
ServiceID
0x09
3
Status
!= 0x00
4
DeviceID
0x00
5
6
Data length
(byte)
0x00
7
ErrorDecode
!= 0x00
8
ErrorCode1
!= 0x00
9
ErrorCode2
!= 0x00
10-19
reserved
0x00
Possible values for Status
Value
Comment
0
Status OK, function
1
PROFINET stack not started
2
No ethernet link
7
Device not configured
8
PROFINET error see others status
9
No alarm in log
Alarm Management
A IO-device is able to send alarms to the IO-controller. When a alarm is received, the IO-controller is
expected to get the alarm description, then to acknowledge the alarm.
An IO-device can send up to 2 alarms simultaneously:
- one alarm of High Priority
- one alarm of low priority.
The IO-device won’t be able to initiate a new alarm of the respective priority as long as the IO-control-
ler has not “acknowledge” the previous one
By default, the PROFINET stack can handle alarm automatically without reporting any indication to
the PLC program. However, PLC can decide to manage or not by itself alarms for each device. This
can be done using the IOD_MGT_ALARM registers. With these eight 16bit registers the PLC can in-
dicate, how the firmware should for each IO-device manage alarms.