Diagnostics Parameters - Balluff BML SL1-ALZ Serie Manual De Instrucciones

BML SL1-ALZ _ -U_ ZZ- _ U1L - _ _ _ _
Absolute magnetic encoder system
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IO-Link Smart Sensor Profile Ed. 2 (BML SL1-ALZ1-UE/MZZ-_U1L-...) (continued)
7.6 Diagnostic data
The BML reports diagnostic data (events) to the controlling
system (see Tab. 7-21) or the controlling system can read
out the status using the diagnostics parameters.
7.6.1

Diagnostics parameters

Index Subindex Parameters
0x0024 (36) 0 Device Status
0x0025 (37) 0 Detailed Device
Status
0x0028 (40) 0 Process Data Input
Tab. 7-21: Diagnostics parameters
7.6.2 Event list
Event Characteristic
code
0x4210 Warning
0x4220 Warning
0x5010 Error
0x8D02 Error
0x8D03 Error
0x8D04 Error
0x8D05 Error
0x8D06 Warning
0x8DC0 Warning
Tab. 7-22: Event list
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Size Access
1 byte Read Only
9 bytes Read Only
6 bytes Read Only
Meaning
DEVICE TEMPERATURE OVERRUN (see Section 7.5.7) – The set upper temperature
warning threshold has been exceeded.
DEVICE TEMPERATURE UNDERRUN (see Section 7.5.7) – The set lower temperature
warning threshold has been undercut.
COMPONENT MALFUNCTION – Problem with the device hardware. Restart the BML by
interrupting power. If the event is repeated, the BML must be replaced.
OUT OF RANGE PLUS – The sensor head is outside the detection range. No valid data is
output. The sent process data value is 0x7FFFFFF8 resp. 2'147'483'640.
OUT OF RANGE MINUS – The sensor head is outside the detection range. No valid data is
output. The sent process data value is 0x80000008 resp. –2'147'483'640.
NO MEASUREMENT DATA – No sensor head detected. No valid data is output. The sent
process data value is 0x7FFFFFFC resp. 2147483644.
REDUNDANCY CHECK FAILED – Measuring error. Absolute value can not be correctly
processed.
MEASUREMENT DATA UNSAFE – The excess gain is too low. The application must be
checked.
TEACH IN TIMEOUT – Teach-In procedure was quit after a timeout.
Values
0 = Normal status
2 = Warning
4 = Error
Up to 3 active events:
1st byte event type (0 = no event,
0xE4 = Warning, 0xF4 = Error)
2nd and 3rd byte event code (see Sec. 7.6.2)
The last valid process data (see Sec. 7.2)
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