Why is the DRIVE Status Indicator orange on my Reliance electric MD65 Control Unit?
If the DRIVE Status Indicator is orange on your Reliance Electric Control Unit, it indicates that, in Single mode, the drive is not a Reliance Electric drive. To resolve this, use a Reliance Electric MD65 AC Drive.
What does it mean when the NET A Status Indicator is solid red on a Reliance electric MD65?
If the NET A Status Indicator on your Reliance Electric Control Unit is solid red, it means the device has detected an error and cannot communicate on the network. The suggested solution is to replace the module.
General| Brand | Reliance electric |
|---|---|
| Model | MD65 |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Lists key features of the EtherNet/IP Communications module.
Lists shipped and user-supplied items needed for installation.
A step-by-step guide to ensure proper module installation.
Steps to take before installing the module.
Configuration of mode and web page access switches.
Steps to physically connect the module to the drive.
Steps to connect the module to the network.
Steps for powering up the module and drive.
Initial setup and configuration of the module.
Lists tools available for module configuration.
Procedure for configuring the module via LCD OIM or CopyCat.
Using BOOTP for network configuration.
Configuring network settings via module parameters.
Configuring drive representation on the network.
Defining drive behavior during communication faults.
Setting specific fault configuration parameters.
Procedure for resetting the module.
Example of configuring a basic EtherNet/IP network.
Adding network devices to the I/O configuration.
Adding the specific module and drive to the network configuration.
Steps to download and save the network configuration.
Introduction to transferring data via I/O messaging.
Explains the structure of I/O data transfer.
Using Logic Command/Status words for control.
Using Reference/Feedback for drive control.
Example ladder logic program for I/O messaging.
Configuring RSLogix 5000 for communication.
Definitions of logic command/status bits.
Example ladder logic program for I/O messaging.
Introduction to using explicit messaging.
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