CS1W-CRM21 Omron, CS1W-CRM21 Datasheet - Page 398

• Manufacturer Part Number: CS1W-CRM21
• Description: CS1 CompoNet Master
• Manufacturer: Omron

Specifications of CS1W-CRM21

• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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Node Status Diagnosis
Controller Link Unit
Controller Link Network Diagnostic Tool
Node Status
Note
Note
Node Status
Number of
controller
changes
Number of
active node
changes
Displaying Error Status and Error Log
Item
•The values of the transmission status counters are counted from the time the power is
•The transmission status counters cannot be cleared directly.
The various transmission status counters cannot be used alone to determine
transmission path errors. Use them as guidelines for checking the transmission status
of the network.
• Click the Copy Button to copy the data for the transmission status counters to the
• Current errors and the error log can be displayed for a specified node (Controller Link
• The model of the specified node (Controller Link Unit/Board or CPU Unit) can also be
1. Select Node Status – CLK Unit Error Log /Error Status from the Main Menu.
2. A list of the nodes currently participating in the network will be displayed. Select the
turned ON to a Controller Link Unit/Board or the Unit/Board is reset. The counters will
not count past 255.
clipboard. The data on the clipboard will be in CSV (text) format. The data on the
clipboard can be pasted to an editor, word processor, or spreadsheet software.
Unit/Board or CPU Unit).
displayed.
node to read and click the OK Button.
Displays the number of times that the polling node was changed.
Polling node changes are counted when the power supply is turned OFF to the polling node,
but can also be counted when transmission path errors occur.
Displays the number of times the number of nodes participating in the network increased or
decreased.
Active node changes are also counted when the power supply is turned ON to a node and the
node joins the network. They can also be counted when transmission path errors occur (even
if the power supply is not turned OFF and ON).
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