F71 - Devicenet network with powerflex

Karim Halawa

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I have running devicenet network consist of 1796-SDN and 12 powerfexs 40 .
the problem is during the line operation F71 occurs occasionally on Powerflex screen NOT on the scanner .
And this not fixed for just one drive it is appears on all of them but not in same time .
I replaced the powerflexs , replaced the resistance , replaced the cabling but without hope .

The only solution i didn't go through is 1796-SDN replacement .
Are there any one help on replacement procedures ?

Could you please anyone help on this ???
 
thanks gclshortt , Buti believe the problem on scanner itself , could you please let me know procedures for the scanner replacement ?
 
Error code F71 on the PowerFlex 40 drive indicates "Net Loss".

Have you been able to observe the diagnostic LEDs on the 22-COMM-D modules themselves ?

Are you using a 22-COMM-D module in each PowerFlex drive, or are you using them in "Multi-Drive Mode" ?

I realize that you think you've done all the diligence you can on the network wiring, but intermittent F71 errors that only affect some of the drives are still almost certainly a problem with electrical noise on the network.
 

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