How Can I Reset the TUNID information from a CIP-Safety Encoder?
Kevin
Last Update 1 年前
Use the two HEX rotary switches SW1 and SW2 for resetting the device parameters.
* The device parameters can only be reset if no IO connection is active.
Follow these Steps to Reset TUNID Information from a CIP Safety Encoder:
Step 1: Unscrew the screw plug
Step 2:
Condition 1; at least one switch or both switches are set to ≠ 0: In this case, both switches must be set to 0 -> Wait for feedback under point 3
Condition 2; both switches are set to 0:In this case, set at least one switch temporarily to ≠ 0, then set both switches to 0 -> Wait for feedback under point 3
Step 3: Wait for 3 s, the green NET- and green MODULE-status - LEDs flash alternately with 2 Hz
Step 4: Set switch SW2 to 5 and switch SW1 to 2, corresponds to 0x52 = “R” (RESET)
Step 5: Wait for 3 s, the green NET- and green MODULE-status - LEDs flash alternately with 2 Hz
Step 6: Set both switches to 0
Step 7: Now, the safety-related configuration is reset, the TUNID and SCID are deleted and the ownership assignment of the measuring system/originator is canceled.
Step 8: The measuring system reboots to apply the settings.
Step 9: The process is complete, and the screw plug can be screwed back in again
Warning:
- The measuring system may be destroyed or damaged or its function be impaired by penetration of foreign bodies and ingress of moisture!
- Firmly close the access to the address switches with the screw plug after the settings have been made.
You can also Reset it Via Network following the Instructions Given below:
- Alternatively, also you can use the Safety Supervisor Object 0x39 to reset the device parameters. To do so, use the Service Code 0x54 to trigger a so-called Safety Reset of Type 1 or 2.
- Ensured the configuration is not locked as a precaution against changes when executing this command. The Password and the TUNID of the measuring system are required to prevent an unintentional deletion.
- In contrast to a Type 1 Safety Reset, a Type 2 Safety Reset allows the selection of which parameters will not be reset, e.g. the password.
For more information click here to download the Interface manual for Safety Encoders
( On this page click on "EtherNet IP/CIP Safety" Link >> Download "Interface Manual for safety encoders (SIL 3 / PLe) CD_582" >> Refer to Chapter 5 "Resetting the safety-related device parameters" page 39 from the PDF )
