Ok, so now you are going to go to Home, F3 for Configuration, F2 for Block Configuration. Step 4: More on How the Handheld Monitor is Configured That is important because this is telling you that this is communicating with Proficy Machine Edition with the other peripheral devices just mentioned, so you know that this is working. If you were to turn the Run Mode off, the I/O Enable would turn off. And that is the reason why you should have an I/O Enabled LED on right now, (see below) because this Block is configured the same as the program in Proficy Machine Edition.Īnd it is in Run Mode. When you do this you will have gotten Block #1. And what you will do is you will select Block F2 #1, and then F3 for Enter. So you are going to go to Configuration F3 and F1 Program Block ID, this is the first step. This handheld monitor (see above) is an IC660HHM501 handheld monitor, Genius Product. It does a quick self test and it in this illustration it passed.
All the blocks that are in the factory default positions are going to be in the 153.6k Standard, and you are going to OK that. And you are going to do this using the following setup.(see Step 3 below)įirst thing, you are communicating at 153.6k Standard. Just for test procedures you can call it Block #1 to keep it simple. And you also configure the block to be Block #1. Now in Proficy Machine Edition (see below), what you will do, is in the BEM331 Configuration table under Global Data, Block #1 is a 6-Analog Input Module. Step 2: Configuring Setup in Proficy Machine Edition
Illustrated here is the controlling rack, an IC693CHS397 5-Slot Rack, an IC693PWR330 Power Supply in that rack, an IC693CPU374 CPU and a very important IC693BEM331. And the Monitor Port, and you will be using the monitor to test this device. You are going to test the Serial Connection to the peripheral devices that can control it. And what you are going to do is test all of the inputs. This is a current source analog input block. There are 6 inputs. This troubleshooting guide is a test of a GE Fanuc Genius Block IC660BBA026.
IC660BBA026 How-To Test & Troubleshoot Genius Block & Proficy* Machine Edition – GE Fanuc PLC Introduction: GE Fanuc IC660BBA026 Troubleshooting Guide
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