Device Status; Block Parameterization; Data Storage; Variant Handling - Balluff BOS R254K-UUI-LE10-S4 Konfigurationsanleitung

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IO-Link Basic Knowledge (continued)
2.6

Device Status

The Device Status indicates the current status of the
device or of the directly connected peripherals. This
functionality is part of the IO-Link specification.
The following states are output by the device:
– Device is operating properly (device is functioning
error-free)
This status indicates that no serious error has occurred
in the device and the device can be operated without
restrictions.
– Maintenance-Required
Although the process data is valid, internal diagnosis
functions show that the device or the operational
environment of the device should be serviced.
–
Out-of-Specification
Although the process data is valid, internal diagnosis
functions show that the device is operating outside of
the specified specification. This can affect both the
measurement application itself as well as the
environmental conditions.
– Functional-Check
Process data is temporarily invalid while a deliberate
intervention is performed on the device. For example,
parameterization processes or teach-in.
– Failure
The device or the connected peripherals have a severe
error. The device cannot perform its intended function!
For further information, see section 7.1 on page 91.
The creation of the Device Status is always based on the
output of diagnosis messages. A Device Status is output
for every diagnosis message (event). Each of these can be
found in the event overview list (see section 3.6 on
page 26) or in the description of the functions.
2.7

Block Parameterization

Block parameterization refers to a special process in which
multiple parameters are parameterized in one process. It is
started with a start command and concluded with an end
command.
Because the check of the data is not performed until the
parameterization is concluded, pieces of data that are
dependent on one another can also be set without
problem.
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2.8

Data Storage

Data Storage refers to a special process for being able to
store the parameterization data of a device on the master.
The master controls the process between uploads (if data
is intentionally changed) or downloads (if, e.g., an
incorrectly parameterized device is connected). The
system comprising master and device thereby ensures that
a device can be exchanged without the need for an active
re-parameterization.
The settings regarding Data Storage are to be
performed on the IO-Link master gateway (refer to
the information in the corresponding
documentation).
Operation is dependent on the used IO-Link master and is
explained in the corresponding description.
All parameters that are stored for parameter
management in the IO-Link master are marked
appropriately in Tab. 3-2 (see ISDU – Identification
Data on page 16).
2.9

Variant Handling

A device can consist of a combination of several different
IO-Link devices. These device variants differ in the basic
functionality, the IO-Link communication settings (length of
the process data, communication speed) or in the IO-Link
communication model or data model (e.g., support of
other ISDU parameters or IO-Link profiles).
A variant can be selected via an ISDU access (see function
Variant Configuration on page 96). Note here, that
changes do not take effect until after a communication
restart (e.g., through Device Reset (see Reset Commands
on page 95).
All device variants can also be selected via the so-called
Compatibility Mode. In this case, the port configuration on
the master is used to switch the device to the target
variant, which is then used permanently by the device.
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