Anybus CompactCom 40 EtherNet/IP User Manual

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Network Status
This attribute holds a bit field which indicates the overall network status as follows:
Port State
The attributes Port 1 State and Port 2 State tells whether the corresponding port is enabled, disabled or
inactivated.
If any of these attributes are implemented, the admin state attribute (#9) in the CIP Ethernet Link object
(F6h) will not be available, see page 90.
Bit Contents Description
0 Link Value:Meaning:
True Link detected
False No link
1 IP in use Value:Meaning:
True IP address in use (no address conflict detected)
False No IP address in use
2 IP conflict Value:Meaning:
True IP address conflict detected
False No IP address conflict detected
3 Link port 1 Value:Meaning:
True Valid link on port 1
False No valid link on port 1
4 Link port 2 Value:Meaning:
True Valid link on port 2
False No valid link on port 2
5... 15 (reserved) (mask off and ignore)
Value State Description
00h Enable The Ethernet port is enabled.
01h Disable The Ethernet port is disabled.
The port will be treated as existing, i.e. references to the port can exist (in net-
work protocol, website etc.).
02h Inactivate The Ethernet port is inactivated
The port will be treated as non-existing, i.e. no references to the port will exist
(in network protocol, website etc.).
Modules with two ports will disable functionality requiring two ports if one port is
set to this state.
NOTE: This state is only valid to use for Port 2 State (attribute #13). The mod-
ule will enter exception with exception code 0x07 (Invalid application response),
if Port 1 State is configured to this state.
NOTE: A port shall only be configured to this state if it does not exist physically.
If using an M40 module with two Ethernet ports, use state 01h (Disable)
instead.

Anybus CompactCom 40 EtherNet/IP Specifications

General

Brand	Anybus
Model	CompactCom 40 EtherNet/IP
Category	Control Unit
Language	English