curlyandshemp
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Anyone seen this before?
We are on a job site commissioning new equipment to replace old. CNET everywhere for I/O racks including 3 PFlex70 VFDs. Configure VFDs on CNET as nodes 6,7,8 using rotary address switches on CommC modules. Schedule drives and there are issues with nodes 7 & 8. Upon further investigation begin to suspect cable from CommC module to VFD chassis may have been damaged due to ackward angle cable must follow to mate with VFD chassis and CommC module.
Long story short, turns out that the CommC module for node 8 had a slightly offset cover plate. With rotary switch at the 8 position, actual position was 7.
Lack of QC at some factory cost us hours in lost commissioning time.
We are on a job site commissioning new equipment to replace old. CNET everywhere for I/O racks including 3 PFlex70 VFDs. Configure VFDs on CNET as nodes 6,7,8 using rotary address switches on CommC modules. Schedule drives and there are issues with nodes 7 & 8. Upon further investigation begin to suspect cable from CommC module to VFD chassis may have been damaged due to ackward angle cable must follow to mate with VFD chassis and CommC module.
Long story short, turns out that the CommC module for node 8 had a slightly offset cover plate. With rotary switch at the 8 position, actual position was 7.
Lack of QC at some factory cost us hours in lost commissioning time.