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AM2432: Definition of EtherNet/IP status indicator

Joshua CH Li
Intellectual 360 points
Part Number: AM2432

Hi expert,

EtherNet/IP API function "EI_API_ADP_getModuleNetworkStatus" can get adapter status of adapter.

It only show LED status, but no definition can be found in documents.

- LED_ALL_OFF / LED_ALL_ON / LED_ALL_BLINK

- LED_GREEN_OFF / LED_GREEN_ON / LED_GREEN_BLINK

- LED_RED_OFF / LED_RED_ON / LED_RED_BLINK

Could you provide the definition?

Thanks,

Joshua

  • 0
    Intellectual 360 points

    Hi expert,

    Do you have any updates?

    Thanks,

    Joshua

  • 0 in reply to Joshua CH Li
    TI__Expert 3150 points

    Hi Joshua,

    Thank you for the query.
    We are working with the expert on this and will get back to you.

    Regards
    Archit Dev

  • 0 in reply to Archit Dev
    TI__Expert 3150 points
    Hi Joshua,

    In the "EI_API_ADP_getModuleNetworkStatus" API, the Module and Network status is copied to the "mod" and "net" members of "EI_API_ADP_SModNetStatus_t * pAdpStatus_p" passed as an argument.

    The various values that the "mod" and "net" members of "EI_API_ADP_SModNetStatus_t * pAdpStatus_p" can be summarised as follows.

    1. EI_API_ADP_eSTATUS_LED_ALL_OFF -> Corresponds to the "Steady Off" Indicator state in the EthernetIP Specification Document
    2. EI_API_ADP_eSTATUS_LED_ALL_ON -> Although listed in the state list, does not correspond to any Indicator state in the EthernetIP Specification Document. It is also not used by the stack.
    3. EI_API_ADP_eSTATUS_LED_ALL_BLINK -> Although listed in the state list, does not correspond to any Indicator state in the EthernetIP Specification Document. It is also not used by the stack.
    4. EI_API_ADP_eSTATUS_LED_GREEN_ON -> Corresponds to the "Steady Green" Indicator state in the EthernetIP Specification Document
    5. EI_API_ADP_eSTATUS_LED_GREEN_BLINK -> Corresponds to the "Flashing Green" Indicator state in the EthernetIP Specification Document
    6. EI_API_ADP_eSTATUS_LED_RED_ON -> Corresponds to the "Steady Red" Indicator state in the EthernetIP Specification Document
    7. EI_API_ADP_eSTATUS_LED_RED_BLINK -> Corresponds to the "Flashing Red" Indicator state in the EthernetIP Specification Document

    Please let me know if you have any other questions.

    Regards
    Archit Dev
  • 0 in reply to Archit Dev
    Intellectual 360 points

    Hi Archit,

    Thank you for your information.

    We have question about Module Status LED.

    Green Blink -> EthernetIP Specification definition : Device has not been configured.

    Red Blink -> EthernetIP Specification definition : Major Recoverable Fault

    Red ON ->  Ethernet/IP Specification definition : Major Unrecoverable Fault

    The detail of these LED status is define by stack vendor.

    If we get LED green blink

     - Which parameter is not configured in stack?

    If we get LED red blink

    - What type of fault occur in stack?

    - How can we recover these fault?

    If we get LED red on

    - What type of fault occur in stack?

    Thanks,

    Joshua

  • +1 in reply to Joshua CH Li
    TI__Expert 3150 points

    Hi Joshua,

    Please find the information you requested about the module status below.

    1. If the Module Status indicator is "Flashing Green", which according to the spec happens if the device has not been configured.
    -> "Flashing Green" is not used by module status. Device uses the valid default configuration after power-on, which in case of any misconfiguration can be returned back by factory reset.

    2. If the Module Status indicator is "Flashing Red", which according to the spec happens if the device has detected a recoverable minor fault.
    -> "Flashing Red" is used by module status and is set in following cases:
                > IP address conflict (cleared when IP address conflict is resolved)

    3. If the Module Status indicator is "Steady Red", which according to the spec happens if the device has detected a non-recoverable major fault.
    -> "Steady Red" is not used by module status now.

    Regards
    Archit Dev

  • 0 in reply to Archit Dev
    Intellectual 360 points

    Hi Archit,

    Thank you for your help.

    Thanks,

    Joshua