Siemens TIM 4R-IE DNP3 - Diagnostic Messages of the TIM

Diagnostics and upkeep
7.3 SINAUT diagnostics and service tool
TIM DNP3
System Manual, 06/2014, C79000-G8976-C253-03
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Operator activities
Note
Make sure that you select the correct TIM module in
your project. The station and module
name must match and the configured module must be of the same type as the module to
which you are downloading.
If this is not the case, a dialog will inform you of this at regular intervals during the update.
The displa
y of this message interrupts the update until the dialog is acknowledged by
clicking on
OK .
1. Make sure that MPI address 3 is either free or is occupied by the module on which you
want to install.
2. Select the TIM you want to repair in the
SINAUT subscriber list of the open project.
3. Start the function by selecting the
SINAUT / Repair menu and then Complete
reinstallation
in the context menu. The Firmware Install dialog opens. The version
installed on the PG is displayed. If the firmware on the PG is incomplete, a message to
this effect is also displayed.
4. Click on the
Update details button if you require a detailed information on the firmware
update. The
Installation details dialog opens.
5. Click on the
Start Installation button in the Firmware Install dialog to start the repair. The
following dialog
Download informs you of the current progress of the procedure.
6. On completion of the repair, a dialog opens with a message to this effect. Confirm the
message with
OK .
Installation details dialog
The Installation details dialog that can be opened from the Firmware Install dialog displays
detailed information on the repair. For each firmware component, the function and version on
the TIM module and on the PG are shown and you can also see whether the component will
be copied, replaced, ignored or deleted during the repair.
The various actions have the following significance:
●
copy
: The file is copied from the PG to the TIM module.
●
replace
: The file on the TIM module is replaced by the file on the PG.
●
ignore
: The file is not affected by the repair.
●
delete
: There is no newer version for the file. The existing file is no longer required and is
deleted during the repair.