
8 DTU3005P Profibus Application Notes
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SEAbus Device Status Mask
The Device Status Mask contains 1 bit for each
device. A bit will be a “1” if the device is configured
but not responding when the DTU3005P attempts
to communicate with it. Otherwise, the bit will be a
“0.”
SEAbus Device No Response Count
The “No Response Count” is incremented each
time an attempt is made to communicate with a
configured device and it does not respond. This
count is reset to zero each time the DTU3005P is
powered up or reset.
SEAbus Device Data Error Count
The “Data Error Count” is incremented with each
occurance of a communication data error (character
framing error, parity error, message check sum error,
or partial or bad response received). This count is
reset to zero each time the DTU3005P is powered
up or reset.
8.9 DTU3005P Profibus Slave Address
The DTU3005P supports the Set Slave Address
function. Whenever the address is changed through
the Profibus interface with the Set Slave Address
function from the Profibus-DP host, the new
address is stored in non-volatile memory and is used
each time the DTU3005P is powered up (unless
changed through the Profibus interface or with the
Configuration software).
8.10 DTU3005P Operation Modes
The DTU3005P has two operation modes that are
selected by positions 1-3 of the Dip Switch on the
front of the DTU3005P. Please note that whenever
the DTU3005P detects that the Dip Switch is being
changed, it will stop the current operation mode and
wait 5 seconds for the change to be completed
before entering the new operation mode.
The operation modes are as follows:
Normal Operation Mode
Dip Switch Setting: 3 off, 2 off, 1 off
In this mode, the DTU3005P will first wait for config-
uration from the Profibus host before initiating com-
munication with the configured SEAbus devices.
However, any SEAbus messages received on the
Passthrough port (Port 3) are passed through to the
SEAbus devices.
After configuration is received from the Profibus
host and data exchange is in progress, the LED on
the side of the unit will turn on. Data is transferred
between the SEAbus devices and the Profibus host.
The Status LED on the front of the DTU3005P is
green when in Data Exchange Mode with the Profi-
bus host and red at all other times when in Normal
Operations Mode.
Configuration Mode
Dip Switch Setting: 3 on, 2 off, 1 off
In this mode, the Profibus port (Port1) and SEAbus
port (Port 2) are not active. A Null-Modem cable (has
pins 2 and 3 crossed) is connected from Port 3 of
the DTU3005P to the personal computer running
the Configuration software.
The Status LED flashes green when in Configuration
Mode.
Note: Instructions for the Configuration Mode
are displayed on the personal computer’s
monitor whenever the Configuration soft-
ware is attempting to communicate with
the DTU3005P.
8.11 DTU3005P Port Status LEDs
The LED above each port flashes green when data is
transmitted and flashes red when data is received.
8.12 DTU3005P Port Pinouts
Port 1 is the Profibus port on the side of the unit and
has the standard Profibus pinout. Ports 2 and 3 have
both RS232 and RS422/485 signals available, but
connection should only be made to one set of sig-
nals at a time. The pinouts for both the 232 and 422/
485 modes are shown in Tab l e 8 . 7 .
Byte 16: SEAbus Device Data Error Count
(High Word, Low Byte)
Byte17: SEAbus Device Data Error Count
(Low Word, High Byte)
Byte 18: SEAbus Device Data Error Count
(Low Word, Low Byte)
Byte 19: Reserved (Set to 0 for now)
Byte 20: Reserved (Set to 0 for now)
Byte 21: Reserved (Set to 0 for now)
Byte 22: Reserved (Set to 0 for now)
Byte 23: Reserved (Set to 0 for now)
Table 8.6 Byte Format Sent to Profibus-DP Host
Table 8.7 Pinouts for RS 232 and 422/485
RS-232 Connection RS-422/485 Connection
Pin Signal Name Pin Signal Name
1 FG - Frame Ground 16 CTS -
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