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Communication and Control Reading the Board IDs out of the EEPROM Board type recognition Student Guide SIPLACE D4 (FSE) EN 09/2006 Communica tion and Control 101 Device number ID 02 vacuum gener ator analog 4.4 - 11: Dev…

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Communication and Control
Board type recognition Reading the Board IDs out of the EEPROM
Student Guide SIPLACE D4 (FSE)
Communication and Control EN 09/2006
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4.4 - 8: Head adapter board type recognition ID 22 for the C&P20 head
4.4 - 9: C&P20 board ID 30
4.4 - 10: C&P20 board ID 31 vacuum sensor, hold circuit
Device number ID 01 vacuum generator digital
NOTE:
The vacuum generator digital (C&P20) and thevacuum generator analog (Twin
head) don‘t have a board type ID. In the memory space on the EEPROM stays
00.
NOTE:
Both vacuum generators will be recognized via a device number. This
assembly ID is at storage location 14 in the EEPROM.
Communication and Control
Reading the Board IDs out of the EEPROM Board type recognition
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Device number ID 02 vacuum generator analog
4.4 - 11: Device number vacuum generator digital C&P20
4.4.2.2 Reading and Writing the Board IDs with CAN Commands
X Switch off the machine.
X Connect the service laptop to the machine CAN bus at PA1 and/or PA2.
Make sure that the cable to channel 1 is connected to PA 1 and that the transceiver is connected to
channel 2 of the Kvaser Card or switch off the query for the transceiver at channel 2 in the
Advanced
Subsystem Configuration
menu.
X Switch on the machine
X Start the
Caccia
software and check the machine configuration in
Caccia
.
X This can be opened by double-clicking on the
Subsystem control center
.
X Press on the
Get Versions
.
All available subsystems will be shown with their firmware versions and their CAN IDs.
4.4 - 12: Subsystem control center
X In the
Subsystem control center
window, search for the subsystem (TQM module), which you want
to access, in order to then use the correct CAN ID in the network window.
X That means, for check the Head interface, Head adapter and Intermediate distributor use the CAN
ID 300 for Gantry 1 or 308 for Gantry 2 and so on.
Subsystem control center Machine configuration
window
Advanced
Subsystem Configuration
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X To write the board IDs with CAN commands, make sure that just the BIOS is running on the TQM
module.
X Perform a BIOS download to the TQM module, so that you are sure that only the BIOS is running.
X Open the network 1 for PA 1 and network 2 to for PA 2.
X With the correct CAN ID and the BIOS commands, you can now write the correct board ID in the
EEPROM.
NOTE:
Always use the IDs which are shown in the subsystem control window, when
you click on the
GET VERSION or ACTIVATE IDs
button.
e.g. Head Processor
Gantry 1 -->
300
Gantry 2 -->
308
Gantry 3 -->
310
Gantry 4 -->
318
.
Exception: If you don‘t received a message from a subsystem, so you can try to
work with "Standard ID‘s" e.g.Head processor:
Gantry 1 -->
304
Gantry 2 -->
30c
Gantry 3 -->
314
Gantry 4 -->
31c
,
Required when two board IDs are missing.