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Analyze Network

ConveyLinx ERSC ConveyLinx-Ai 24V ConveyLinx-Ai 48V
ConveyLinx-ECO ZPA Mode PLC I/O Mode


Analyze one of the Network Adapters from the Online System. From here you may configure your criteria before continuing to analyze the network and its settings. This is a helpful tool in debugging and troubleshooting, as well as establishing norms for the system.


Item Function Description
General
  • Analyze Replace Procedure, Check for default configuration IDs, Analyze ConveyStop, Analyze Logical Connections, Analyze Restart Types, Analyze Reset Counters, and Set the Maximum Reset Counter
  • These general criteria for analysis may be necessary to analyze after initial configuration, when changes are made to an applicable criteria, when troubleshooting or other situations
Ethernet
  • The maximum number of errors on ethernet ports may change based on many factors, the size of your system, the number of errors the users are comfortable with, the risk tolerance of the application, and more
Motors
  • Analyze Motor Error Bits, Maximum Operating Time (min), Maximum On-Off Cycles, Maximum Time in current limit/ Operating Time(0-100%), Maximum Time over 90C Operating Time (0-100%), Maximum OverVoltage Count (0-65535), Maximum UnderVltage count (0-65535)
Zones
  • Analyze Missing Motor or Sensor, Maximum Jam Error Counter (0-65535), Maximum Arrival / Departure (100-1,0000%)
Sensors
  • Maximum Flicker Counter (0-65535)
Reset Default Values
  • Click to restore the default values as pictured above
Cancel
  • Click to return to the Analyze Network page
Save & Continue
  • Click to confirm the settings and analyze the system

Analyzed Network Results

Once you click “Analyze Network” and set to the parameters, both an image and log will result. The image here in the middle of the page depicts each module, their Serial Number and IP Address, where they are in relation to the system, and their color coding. Red modules may have an error or simply have values outside of your set parameters from when you chose how to analyze. Green modules have no errors and all of their values fall within the parameters given. The log at the bottom third of the screen alerts you to what data has triggered the analyzer, and provides you with the IP Address of the offending module.


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