FLEGD-GW Setting Tool (Ver2) Instruction Manual R

B0-73I00051
GateWay (FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2]

Instruction Manual
Rev.1 Aug. 2, 2010

Rev.2 Nov. 17,2010
Rev.3 Mar. 14,2011
Rev.4 Sep. 20,2011
August 2010
Toshiba Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial Systems Corporation

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 Outline of the data transfer functions of FLEGD-GW ...............................................................................................4
2 Workflow ...........................................................................................................................................................................6
2.1 Initial setting ...........................................................................................................................................................6
2.2 Definition file operation..............................................................................................................................................7
2.3 GW read operation......................................................................................................................................................8
2.4 GW write operation ....................................................................................................................................................9
3 Outline of the FLEGD-GW Setting Tool Functions........................................................................................................10
3.1 Outline of the setting tool functions .........................................................................................................................10
3.2 File composition........................................................................................................................................................11
3.3 Screen composition ...................................................................................................................................................12
4 Operation in FLEGD-GW Setting Tool Screens .............................................................................................................13
4.1 Composition of Main menu and Toolbar ..................................................................................................................13
4.2 “GW registration / selection” screen .........................................................................................................................16
4.3 “Transfer Info” function............................................................................................................................................17
4.3.1 “Check Transfer Information” screen ...................................................................................................................17
4.3.2 “General information” edit screen.........................................................................................................................20
4.3.3 “Status Transfer Setting” screen........................................................................................................................22
4.3.4 “FL-net  EGD transfer setting” edit screen.......................................................................................................24
4.3.5 “EGD  FL-net transfer setting” edit screen.......................................................................................................27
4.4 Log information functions ........................................................................................................................................30
4.4.1 “Network monitor” screen .....................................................................................................................................30
4.4.2 “RAS information” screen......................................................................................................................................32
4.4.3 “Access error information” screen .........................................................................................................................35
4.4.4 “EGD transfer watch trace” screen.......................................................................................................................37
4.5 Tool functions ...........................................................................................................................................................39
4.5.1 “Status monitor” screen.........................................................................................................................................39
4.5.2 “EGD transfer monitor” screen .............................................................................................................................41
4.5.3 “Common memory 2 table monitor” screen ..........................................................................................................43
4.5.4 “FL-net transfer monitor” screen ..........................................................................................................................44
4.5.5 Time setting ...........................................................................................................................................................46
4.5.6 “FLEGD-GW tool version” screen .........................................................................................................................47
4.5.7 “Ping” screen ..........................................................................................................................................................48
4.6 Log print format .......................................................................................................................................................49
4.6.1 GW registration / selection....................................................................................................................................49
4.6.2 Check Transfer Information..................................................................................................................................50
4.6.3 Network monitor information ...............................................................................................................................53
4.6.4 RAS information ....................................................................................................................................................55
4.6.5 Access error information .......................................................................................................................................56
4.6.6 EGD transfer watch trace .....................................................................................................................................57
5 Examples of the System Definition ................................................................................................................................58
5.1 System configuration examples................................................................................................................................58
5.1.1 H/W composition....................................................................................................................................................58
5.1.2 Common memory 2 table composition ..................................................................................................................59
5.2 Examples of the system setting tool definitions.......................................................................................................60
5.2.1 GW registration / selection....................................................................................................................................60
5.2.2 Check Transfer Information..................................................................................................................................61
Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

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1 Introduction
This instruction manual contains information about using the "FLEGD-GW System Setting Tool" (hatched part
shown below) used to set the GateWay unit for EGD protocol data transfer (the GateWay will be referred to as
"FLEGD-GW" throughout this manual).
HMI Server v-tool, FLEGD-GW Setting Tool

- Definition of transfer information on GW
- DL/UL of transfer information on GW
- Display communication log information
- Display RAS information
- GW setting (e.g. mode and time)
：Described in this manual
Connect to FL-net
device
EN
FA Controller
Ethernet (FL-net) Default: 192.168.250.N
FLEGD-GW Tool for TMDrive
Ethernet (EGD) Default: 192.168.0.N
TMDrive Device
[Reference]
- FLEGD-GW Instruction Manual (Ver2) [B0-73I00053]
[System requirements]
- FLEGD-GW setting tool version 1.0.0～2.0.X－Operating systems：Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista
（.NET Framework 1.1 used）
- FLEGD-GW setting tool version 2.1.0～－Operating systems：Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7
（.NET Framework 4.0 used）
[NOTE]
- All screen displays in this manual are examples and it might be different from actual displays.
- Adobe Reader is required to read this manual.
- Adobe, the Adobe logo, and Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems
Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.
- This drive equipment corresponds to Ethernet Global Data (EGD) protocol of GE industrial Control
Systems and GE Fanuc. EGD protocol uses User Datagram Protocol (UDP) of Ethernet.
- This manual correspond since "FLEGD-GW Ver.2.0.0".
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1.1 Outline of the data transfer functions of FLEGD-GW

The FLEGD-GW sends data according to information (transfer information) registered on the setting tool.
The transfer source and destination are identified by EGD exchange number (Exchange ID), Producer ID,
the IP address (only for sending) and the address and size of the FL-net Common memory 2 table.
The image of data transfer function of the FLEGD-GW is shown below.
[EGD to FL-net]
GW Node TX
Head Address
Common memory 2 table
Consumer-1 Message Address 15 0 Cyclic Message
FL-net TX
EGD Header 1024 TM-Drive#1 Data FL-net Header
（4ms×n Each）
TM-Drive#1 EGD Storage area TM-Drive#1
Data RX TM-Drive#2 Data Data
EGD Storage area TM-Drive#2
Consumer-2 Message
RX TM-Drive#3 Data Data
EGD Header
Storage area TM-Drive#3
TM-Drive#2
Data Data
Consumer-3 Message
EGD Header EGD
TM-Drive#3 RX
Data
（Unused）
（As needed）
EGD transfer state table (Producer)

100000 Exchange Status of Producer-1
Exchange Status of Producer-2
:
:
:
EGD transfer state table (Consumer)

200000 Exchange Status of Consumer-1
Exchange Status of Consumer-2
:
:
:
GW RAS information
300000 Healthy counter
GW status 1
GW status 2
GW load factor（Current）
GW load factor（MIN）
GW load factor（MAX）
Reserved
300007 Reserved
Figure 1.1-1 Schematic diagram of EGD to FL-net protocol transfer

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[FL-net to EGD]
Other Node TX
Head Address
Address 15 0 EGD Producer-1 Message
Cyclic Message
0 DateTime info TX EGD Header
FL-net Header
TM-Drive#1 Data TM-Drive#1
DateTime info (*)
Storage area Data
TM-Drive#1
TM-Drive#2 Data
Data
Storage area EGD
TM-Drive#2 Producer-2 Message
TM-Drive#3 Data TX
Data EGD Header
FL-net RX Storage area
TM-Drive#3 TM-Drive#2
（Each 4ms x n） Data
Data
（Unused）
Producer-3 Message
*: The "DateTime info" EGD
exists only in the first EGD Header
TX
frame when cyclic TM-Drive#3
transmission is divided Data
into two or more frames.
EGD transfer state table (Producer)

Exchange Status of Producer-2
:
:
:
（As needed）
EGD transfer state table (Consumer)
:
:
:
GW RAS information
300000 Healthy counter
GW status 1
GW status 2
GW load factor（Present）
GW load factor（MIN）
GW load factor（MAX）
Reserved
300007 Reserved
Figure 1.1-2 Schematic diagram of FL-net to EGD protocol transfer

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2 Workflow
The workflow of the FLEGD-GW tool is shown below. See “Chapter 5 System definition examples” about
setting examples.
2.1 Initial setting

Preparation
- Set the IP address of PC (where FLEGD-GW Setting Tool is
installed).
IP address: 192.168.4.XX (XX: any number other than 127)
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
- Connect FLEGD-GW (LAN2) to PC (where FLEGD-GW Setting
Tool is installed) with the Ethernet cable (cross cable may be used
Follow these steps
but may never be connected to other equipment). when the GW IP
[Initial setting of LAN2] address is unknown.
IP address: 192.168.4.127
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Preparation
- Confirm IP address of GW.
(See Section 7.5 of FLEGD-GW Instruction Manual)
- Set the IP address of the setting tool PC to the same
network address as the GW IP address.
Network setting on the GW side

- Open "Check Transfer Information" screen.
- Select “GW Off” under "GW mode in initialization" on "General
Information" screen.
- Set the network information (IP address, etc.) in the FL-net setting
(LAN1)/EGD setting (LAN2) on "General Information" screen, and
press "Update & Exit" button.
- Open other transfer information setting screens, and press
"Update & Exit" button.
- Check the “General Information” screen and execute GW write
operation.
- Reboot the FLEGD-GW.
- If the order-based IP address of the tool PC is different from the IP
address of the PC prepared under “Preparation” above, set the IP See Section 4.3
address of the tool PC to the PC.
GW registration and selection

- Register the IP address for FLEGD-GW tool connection (LAN2) on
"GW Registration and Selection" screen. See Section 4.2
Confirmation of communication between the tool and

FLEGD-GW
- Confirm communication between the tool and FLEGD-GW on
"Status Monitor" screen. ("Communication" should be blinking in
green).
- GW is set to “Do not transfer” at initialization. (See Section 2.2
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2.2 Definition file operation
Edit transfer definitions

- Open and edit data in transfer definition screens
on “Check Transfer Information” screen.
- Press “Update & Exit” button and perform
definition data check.
- Press “Check & Recheck” in “Check Transfer
Information” screen and perform consistency
check between definitions. See Section 4.3
Write data to GW
- Open “File” menu and select “GW Write” to
transfer data to FLEGD-GW.
- Restart FLEGD-GW.
See Section 4.3
Save definition files

- Open “File” menu and select “Save” to save the
modified definition file (but “default.ini” cannot
be overwritten).
- The modified definition file may be saved under
a new file name by opening “File” and selecting
“Save as” command. See Section 4.1
Open definition files

- Open “File” menu and select “Open” to open the
saved definition files.
- The current transfer definition of the tool
changes to reflect the newly opened file. See Section 4.1

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2.3 GW read operation
Read transfer definition files

- Open “Check Transfer Information” screen.
- Open “File” menu and select “GW Read” to read
and display the transfer definition file currently
used by FLEGD-GW. See Section 4.1
Read logs
- Open the log screen of interest.
- Open “File” menu and select “GW Read” to read
and display the latest information on the
FLEGD-GW side on the screen. See Section 4.4

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2.4 GW write operation
Write transfer definition data

- Open “Check Transfer Information” screen.
- Press “Check & Recheck” button.
- Open “File” menu and select “GW Write” to write
the definition file to FLEGD-GW. See Section 4.1

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3 Outline of the FLEGD-GW Setting Tool Functions
3.1 Outline of the setting tool functions

The functions of the FLEGD-GW Setting Tool are outlined below.
Table 3.1-1 Functions of FLEGD-GW Setting Tool

Item Functions Remarks
GW registration - Register the target FLEGD-GW (by setting IP address and GW name)
/ selection and select one of the registered GWs for GW read, GW write and GW
clear operation and for monitor displays.
Transfer - Create, edit and consistency check of Data Transfer Information and
Information Status Transfer Information.
- Read and save information in files and FLEGD-GW.
- Set the GW network configuration.
Log Information - Display EGD TX/RX count and error count.
- Display FL-net TX/RX count and error count.
- Display time-stamped history data (RAS information, access error
information and EGD transfer monitoring information.
- Read and save information in files.
- Read information on FLEGD-GW.
Tool - Cyclic display of FLEGD-GW status (GW load factor, transfer count and
fault status). Also used for status clear, minor fault reset, GW start/stop,
shutdown and reboot.
- Display Exchange Status and other transfer status about each EGD
transfer definition.
- Display data on the Common memory 2 table.
- Display the EGD transfer status.
- Display the FL-net transfer status.
- Set the FLEGD-GW time.
- Read the software version of FLEGD-GW.
- Issue ping to the specified IP.
Note: The IP address and port must be set for each PC and drive unit on the Ethernet separately.

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3.2 File composition

The composition of the files used by FLEGD-GW is shown below.
The GW registration information file, 'Transfer information' definitions file, Network monitor result file and
Log table file below contain default composition settings and may be placed in any folder as the user feels
fit.
Table 3.2-1 File composition of FLEGD-GW setting tool

Storing folder File
File type Remarks
(default) extension
Executable file, Help file, System (Depends on These files must be placed in
C:¥FLEGD-GW¥BIN¥
definition file, Initialize file, etc. the file type) fixed folders.
Work file (temporary file) C:¥FLEGD-GW¥TEMP¥
GW registration information C:¥FLEGD-GW¥GWD¥ GWD The filename is arbitrary but
GW transfer information C:¥FLEGD-GW¥GWT¥ GWT the extension is fixed.
Network monitor result file C:¥FLEGD-GW¥NWM¥ NWD, NWH The user can specify folder
RAS monitor information C:¥FLEGD-GW¥LOG¥ RAS under “File” menu.
Log file Access error information C:¥FLEGD-GW¥LOG¥ ACE
EGD watch trace C:¥FLEGD-GW¥LOG¥ ERC

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3.3 Screen composition

The FLEGD-GW Setting Tool operates on MDI (Multi Document Interface) and the screens are displayed as
shown below.
Functions that are used in several screens, such as input and output between files and the target
(FLEGD-GW) and print, are executed from the main menu.
(2)
(3)
(1) (4)
(5)
(6)
Figure 3.3-1 Screen and menu composition of FLEGD-GW setting tool
<Buttons>
No. Button name Operation
(1) Toolbar buttons Frequently used functions are shown by buttons in the toolbar. See Table
4.1 for details.
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(2) Target GW The IP address and the name of the target GW currently selected by GW
selection
(3) Main menu Menu related to the tool operation. See Table 4.1 for details.
(4) Transfer information file The path of the current transfer information file.
(5) Work area Displaying space for the Sub-windows
(6) Sub-windows The sub-window of the function selected in the main menu or by the
toolbar button
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4 Operation in FLEGD-GW Setting Tool Screens

This chapter shows the image of FLEGD-GW setting tool screens and operation in the individual screens.
4.1 Composition of Main menu and Toolbar

The composition and the functions of the main menu and the toolbar buttons are shown below. Note,
however, whether the specific menu or button is valid or invalid varies by which sub-window is currently
active (see Table 4.1-3).
Table 4.1-1 Functions of Main menu / Toolbar (1/2)
Main menu item

Toolbar Function
Main menu Sub menu
File (F) New (N) GW information or transfer information is initialized according to the
active sub-window.
Open (O) According to the active sub-window, read the specified file and
display on the sub-window.
Close (C) - Close the active sub-window.
Save (S) Save the content of the active sub-window.
Save As... (A) Save the content of the active sub-window under the specified
filename. A prompt dialog will appear if the specified filename
already exists.
Save as PDF file (D) Save the print image of the active sub-window under the specified
- filename. A prompt dialog will appear if the specified filename
already exists.
GW read (R) According to the active sub-window, read the content of the GW and
display on the sub-window.
GW write (W) Write the content of the active sub-window to the GW.
GW clear (E) According to the active sub-window, initialize information (history

data) in the GW.
Compare (M) - According to the active sub-window, compare the content of the work
file and the content of the specified file.
Page Setup (U) - Setup the print page property of the active sub-window (*1), and
check the result in print preview image (possibly followed by printing
the preview image).
Print Preview (V) - Display the print preview of the content of the active sub-window (*1)
using the current page setup (possibly followed by printing the
preview image).
Print... (P) Set the print range for printing the content of the active sub-window
(*1), and check the result in print preview image (possibly followed
by printing the preview image). (*2)
Exit (X) - Exit the FLEGD-GW Setting Tool (this tool).
GW registration - Multiple FLEGD-GW devices may be registered in the GW
/ selection (G) registration file and one may be selected from the GW registration
file. The tool is capable of managing multiple GW registration files.
*1: When the window for setting “transfer information” is active, all 'file menu' functions other than “Close” will apply to
the entire “transfer information” rather than to individual sub-windows.
*2: When the Print icon is selected from the Toolbar, all pages will be printed according to the current print setting
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Table 4.1-2 Functions of Main menu / Toolbar (2/2)
Main menu item

Toolbar Function
Main menu Sub menu
Transfer Info (I) - Set the 'Transfer information' of the FLEGD-GW.
Log info (L) Network monitor (N) (*3) - Read counts of message, cyclic communication and error from
FLEGD-GW or a file, display them in a table and save them in the
file.
RAS monitor info (R) (*3) - Read RAS history information from FLEGD-GW or a file, display
them in a table and save them in the file.
Access error info (A) (*3) - Read access error history from FLEGD-GW or a file, display them in
a table and save them in the specified file.
EGD watch trace info (E) - Read EGD transfer watch log from FLEGD-GW or a file, display
(*3) them in a table and save them in the specified file.
Tools (T) Status monitor (S) Display FLEGD-GW operation status, communication counts and
the current GW load factor.
Common memory 2 table - Display the value of the 'Common memory 2 table'.
monitor (M)
EGD transfer Monitor (E) Display the current status of the EGD transfer.
FL-net transfer Monitor
Display the current status of the FL-net transfer.
(L)
Time setting (T) - Display and set the date and time on FLEGD-GW.
FLEGD-GW Version (V) - Display the FLEGD-GW software version.
Ping (P) - Send ping to the specified IP address.
Window (W) (Names of the - Display the names of the sub-windows being displayed. One may be
sub-windows) selected as an active sub-window.
Help (H) FLEGD-GW Setting Tool - Display the Instruction Manual of the FLEGD-GW Setting Tool (this
Manual (M) tool).
Tool Version (A) - Display the software version of the FLEGD-GW Setting Tool (current
tool).
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Table 4.1-3 List of menus available on active sub-windows
Menu item Tool functions on active sub-windows

(None) GW Trans Trans Network RAS Access EGD Status Common EGD FL-net Time Ping FLEGD-GW
Main reg info info Monitor Info Error Watch Monitor memory 2 Transfer Transfer Setting /tool
Sub menu version
menu (Main) (Sub) Trace Table Monitor Monitor
Monitor
File New - OK OK - - - - - - - - - - - -
Open - OK OK - OK OK OK OK - - - - - - -
Close - OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
Save - OK OK - - - - - - - - - - - -
Save As... - OK OK - OK OK OK OK - - - - - - -
Save as PDF
- OK - OK - OK OK OK - - - - - - -
file
GW read - - OK - OK OK OK OK - OK - - - - -
GW write - - OK - - - - - - - - - - - -
GW clear - - - - - - - OK OK - - - - - -
Compare - - OK - - - - - - - - - - - -
Page Setup - OK - OK OK OK OK OK - - - - - - -
Print Preview - OK - OK OK OK OK OK - - - - - - -
Print... - OK - OK OK OK OK OK - - - - - - -
Exit OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
GW registration/selection OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
Transfer Transfer info
OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
Info Set/write
Log Network
info monitor
RAS
information
Access error
information
EGD watch
trace OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
information
Tool Status monitor OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
Common
memory 2 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
table monitor
EGD transfer
monitor
FL-net transfer
monitor
Time Setting OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
FLEGD-GW
version
Ping OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
Window (Names of the
- OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
sub-windows)
Help FLEGD-GW
Setting Tool OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
Manual
Tool version OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
*1: OK: Menu functions available -: Menu functions unavailable (grayed out)

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4.2 “GW registration / selection” screen

The “GW registration / selection” screen is used to register information about FLEGD-GW as a target GW.
(7)
(6)
(9) (1)
(8)
(2)
(3) (4) (5)
Figure 4.2-1 “GW registration / selection” screen composition
<Buttons>
(1) >> Add Add the edited FLEGD-GW definition to “GW list.”
(2) <<Edit Copy the registered GW selected by clicking in “(8) GW list” to the edit area.
(3) Select Select the registered GW selected by clicking in “(8) GW list” as the "Target GW."
(4) Restore Restore “(9) Target GW” to the value selected before the “Select” button was pressed.
(5) Delete Delete the selected registered GW from "(8) GW list.”
(6) Close Close the screen.
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(7) GW registration Display the filename of “GW registration file” being used.
filename
(8) GW list Display a list of registered FLEGD-GW (sorted by IP address).
<Input areas>
No. Item Content
(9) Target GW IP address IP address of the FLEGD-GW to be registered
GW name Name of the FLEGD-GW to be registered

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4.3 “Transfer Info” function

The “Transfer Info” screens are used to set data transfer functions of the FLEGD-GW.
4.3.1 “Check Transfer Information” screen
The composition of the “Check Transfer Information” screen is shown below.
(12)
(7) (1)
(5)
(8) (2)
(9) (3) (6)
(10) (4)
(11)
Figure 4.3-1 “Check Transfer Information” screen composition

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<Buttons>
(1) Edit Display the "General Information" edit screen.
(2) Edit Display the "Status transfer setting" edit screen.
(3) Edit Display the "FL-netEGD Transfer setting" edit screen.
(4) Edit Display the "EGDFL-net Transfer setting" edit screen.
(5) Exit Close this screen. A prompt message will appear when the information was
edited but not saved.
(6) Check & Re-Check Start consistency check between items. (*1)
Consistency check will not start when no GW definition file has been opened or
read.
Consistency check will not be available until consistency check of
individual setting information is performed (shown by “checked”).
(“GW write” will not performed until this button is pressed and checked
consistency of the definition information.)
(*1) Contents of consistency check
1. Check content in individual edit screens

- Boundary value check
- Unique combination of Exchange ID and Producer ID
- The word value must not exceed 700
- No duplication of port numbers on GW
2. Check content in the “Check Transfer Information” screen

- Unique combination of Exchange ID and Producer ID between items
- No duplication of port numbers on GW
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(7) Edit condition of -------: Data does not exist.
"General Information" (No GW definition file has been opened or read)
no change: Unedited
changed : Changed by editing
* "Checked" appears when the result of consistence check is OK on
each screen.
(8) Edit condition of ditto
"Status Transfer setting"
"FL-netEGD Transfer
setting"
"EGDFL-net Transfer
setting"
(11) Result of consistency check The result of consistency check is displayed.
(12) File information Information about the definition file being edited:
Date: Time of File save, GW write or import operation
Hostname: Host name of the tool PC at the IP address
IP: The IP address of the tool PC that created the transfer information
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<Pattern of "GW Write" OK (operation allowed) and NG (operation denied)>
1. When creating a new definition information file

Operation before "GW Write" attempt GW Write operation
"Check Transfer Information" screen NG
(Immediately after the screen is opened)
"Check Transfer Information" screen  ”Edit settings” NG
 “Check & Re-Check” (Consistency check result NG)
"Check Transfer Information" screen ” Edit settings” OK
 “Check & Re-Check” (Consistency check result OK）
2. When reading definition information from a saved file

"Check Transfer Information" screen ” (File)Open” NG
"Check Transfer Information" screen "” (File)Open” NG
 “Check & Re-Check”(Consistency check result NG)
"Check Transfer Information" screen "” (File)Open” OK
 “Check & Re-Check” (Consistency check result OK)
"Check Transfer Information" screen "” (File)Open”  ”Edit settings” NG
"Check Transfer Information" screen "” (File)Open”  ”Edit settings” OK
3. When reading definition information from GW

"Check Transfer Information" screen  "GW read" NG
"Check Transfer Information" screen  "GW read" NG
"Check Transfer Information" screen  "GW read"  ”Edit settings” NG
"Check Transfer Information" screen  "GW read"  ”Edit settings” OK
- After the 'GW Write' operation, the defined transfer information file or network configuration file are not
effective until the GW is restarted.

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4.3.2 “General information” edit screen

The “General information” edit screen is shown below.
(16) (1)
(3)
(2)
(17)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(4)
(13)
(14)
(5) (15)
Figure 4.3-2 “General information” edit screen composition
<Buttons>
(1) Exit Close this screen without updating the content of edit.
(2) Update & Exit Reflect edited content and close this screen.

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<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(3) GW mode in initialization GW mode at GW initialization (including 'GW write' operation for the
definition file)
<Range> 0= GW Off, 1=GW On
(4) Multicast on/off Set whether TX multicast communication to FLEGD-GW (LAN2 side) is
allowed (On) or not (Off). (If On, routing to multicast address must be set.)
(5) Consumer RX multicast IP Line number of Consumer RX multicast IP definition
definition Line No.
<Input areas>
No. Item Content
(6) FL-net Network address Set the FL-net network address.
<Range> XXX. XXX. XXX (XXX: 0 to 255)
Default: 192.168.250
(7) FL-net GW node No. Node No. of the GW
Set a value that does not conflict with the node No. of the FA Controller.
<Range> 1 to 254
(8) FL-net Common memory 2 Set the address of own Common memory 2 table.
address (own node) (Starting address of the area sent by GW over FL-net.)
<Range> 1 to 8191
(9) FL-net token watchdog Token timeout value (ms).
timeout (TW) It is automatically set by the multiple of 50ms.
(for display only) <Range> 50,100,150,200,255.
(10) FL-net allowable minimum Set the minimum allowable frame interval (in 100us units).
frame interval (MFT) <Range> 0 to 50
* Round up at 4ms cycle.
(11) EGD IP Address IP Address (LAN2 side)
<Range> XXX. XXX. XXX. XXX
(12) EGD Subnet mask Subnet mask (LAN2 side))
(13) EGD Multicast additional Multicast additional route IP Address (LAN2 side) (*1)
route IP Address <Range> XXX. XXX. XXX. XXX
(14) EGD Multicast additional Multicast additional route net mask (LAN2 side) (*1)
route net mask <Range> XXX. XXX. XXX. XXX
(15) Consumer RX Multicast IP Define the RX multicast IP that GW receives as the consumer.
<Range> 0.0.0.0, 224.0.0.0 to 239. 255. 255. 255
(Upper 4 bits starting from "1110" within the above range)
(0.0.0.0 means multicast is set to Off)
* Up to 32 addresses may be set.
* GW will not receive multicast EGD when no IP address is set here even
if multicast is set to On at (4).)
(16) Input guide display Hints about input items in the “General information” edit screen (input
range, unit, etc) are displayed here.
(17) GW cycle Set the GW execution cycle.
<Range> 1 to 30
(*1) Additional route setting of multicast address is needed if multicast address is specified under
“Consumer RX multicast IP” in “General information” screen or under “TX destination IP” in
“FL-netEGD transfer setting” screen.
Example (1)
IP Address Net mask Routing multicast address
224.0.0.0 240.0.0.0 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255
Example (2)
IP Address Net mask Routing multicast address
224.0.7.0 255.255.255.224 224.0.7.0 to 224.0.7.31

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4.3.3 “Status Transfer Setting” screen

The “Status Transfer Setting” screen is shown below.
(3)
(1)
(4) (2)
(5)
(6) (7)
(8)
Figure 4.3-3 “Status Transfer Setting” screen composition
<Buttons>
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(3) Input guide Hints about input items in the “Status Transfer Setting” screen (meaning of
parameters, input range, etc) are displayed here.
<Input areas>
No. Item Content
(4) Status transfer (Ethernet) Set whether status transfer to Ethernet is allowed
or denied.
<Range> Yes (allowed) / No (denied)
(5) Status transfer cycle Set GW status transfer cycle to Ethernet
<Range> 100 to 10000 (in units of the GW
execution cycle)
(6) Destination IP address of the destination computer
Specified status transfer IP address <Range> XXX. XXX. XXX. XXX
(7) destination (Ethernet) Destination Port No. Port No. of the destination computer
<Range> 1024 to 65535 (except 10000)
(8) Specified status transfer Source Port No. TX Port No. of GW
source (Ethernet) <Range> 5000 to 65535
(0: Auto specified (1024 to 4999))
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When status data transfer is allowed (set to “Yes”), the following UDP data will be sent (not via EGD protocol) to the
specified IP address and port No.:
Healthy count
GW status 1(*1)
GW status 2(*1)
GW load factor (Current)
8W (fixed)
GW load factor (MIN)
GW load factor (MAX)
Reserve (2W)
- Healthy count
The count will increment by 1 every 4ms x n and stop when a major fault occurs.
- GW status
GW status-1
15 14...…………..8 7 6…………2 1 0
bit0：EGD exchange error - Producer （0：not occurred、1：occurred）

bit1：EGD exchange error - Consumer （0：not occurred、1：occurred）
bit2-3：（Reserved：0）
bit4：FL-net RX timeout （0：not occurred、1：occurred）
bit5：FL-net RX error （0：not occurred、1：occurred）
bit6：FL-net settings repetition
bit7：（Reserved：0）
bit8：Ethernet access function error: （0：not occurred、1：occurred）
GW status-2
15 14…………….8 7 6…………2 1 0
bit0：FLEGD-GW application minor fault （0：not occurred、1：occurred）

bit1：FLEGD-GW application major fault （0：not occurred、1：occurred）
bit2：Transfer cycle delay abnormal （0：not occurred、1：occurred）
bit3：System time abnormal (EGD transfer wait)
bit8：Log medium error （0：not occurred、1：occurred）
bit14：FL-net breakaway （0：valid、1：invalid）
bit15：GW status （0：Stop、1：Start）
- GW load factor
CPU usage of FLEGD-GW (Current / Min / Max) (unit: %)
Figure 4.3-4 Status data for Ethernet

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4.3.4 “FL-net  EGD transfer setting” edit screen
The “FL-net  EGD transfer setting” edit screen is shown below.
(3)
(5)
(6)
(4) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)
(13)
(1)
(14) (15) (16)
(2)
Figure 4.3-5 “FL-net  EGD Transfer setting” edit screen composition
<Buttons>
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(3) Input guide display Hints about input items in the “Producer transfer setting” cells (meaning of
parameters, input range, etc) are displayed here.
(4) Producer transfer Line number of Producer transfer definition. The value increments by 1 each
definition Line No. time a transfer definition increases (up to 128 lines).
(13) Producer information Line number of the currently selected Producer transfer definition
(14) Exchange data read Line number of the exchange data read information of the currently selected
information definition Producer transfer definition. The value increments by 1 each time a division
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<Input areas>
No. Item Content
(5) Producer transfer cycle Producer transfer cycle in units of the GW execution cycle
<Range> 1 to 10
(6) Delay check time of <Range> 0 to 1000 (0: No check）
transfer cycle - Set the check time of transfer cycle delay in units of the GW execution cycle.
- A transfer cycle delay will result in a minor fault.
(7) Exchange ID Exchange number
<Range> 1 to 16383
(8) Producer ID Producer ID to be set in EGD header
(9) Destination IP Destination IP address
(10) Destination Port No. Destination Port No.
<Range> 1024 to 65535 (except 10000)
* “18246” must be set for EGD protocol transmission.
(11) Source IP address Source IP address ( FLEGD-GW side )
<Range> 0, 5000 to 65535
(except 10000/18246/20000/55000-55003)
0: Auto specified (auto select between 1024-4999)
10000: Used for setting time
20000: Used by I/F between GW and this tool
18246: Used for Consumer Receive
55000-55003: Used for FL-net transmission
(12) Total Word (for display Data size (1 to 700)
only) The sum of the words set by Exchange Data read information (16) will be displayed
(Max. area: 10).
(15) Exchange data Address Common memory 2 table address
read <When Common memory 2 tables is specified>
information <Range> 0 to 8191
(Please specify since other node TX top address +4.
Other node TX top 4word is date&time information.)
<When Exchange Status (Producer) is specified>
<Range> 100000 to 100127
<When Exchange Status (Consumer) is specified>
<Range> 200000 to 200127
<When RAS information of GW is specified>
<Range> 300000 to 300007
(16) Word Total word
<When Common memory 2 table is specified>
<Range> 1 to 700
<Range> 1 to 128
<Range> 1 to 128
<When GW RAS information is specified>
<Range> 1 to 8
- The maximum number of transfer information items (1 each from (7) to (12)) is 128 (subject to consistency check).

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<Example of setting exchange data read information>

Offset 15 0 EGD TX data
0 Date Time information(4Word)
4 FL-net data #1 (10Word)
: Producer
34 FL-net data #2 (20Word) TX
:
8191 :
EGD transfer status table

(Producer)
100000 Producer-1 Exchange Status
:
100127 Producer-128 Exchange Status (Total Word = 32)
EGD transfer status table

(Consumer)
200000 Consumer-1 Exchange Status
Consumer-2 Exchange Status
:
GW RAS information
300000 :
:
300007 :
Exchange data reading information

No Address Word
1 4 10
2 34 20
3 200000 1
4 200002 1

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4.3.5 “EGD  FL-net transfer setting” edit screen

The “EGD  FL-net transfer setting” edit screen is shown below.
(3)
(13)
(14)
(4) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
(1)
(2)
(5) (11) (12)
Figure 4.3-6 “EGDFL-net transfer setting” edit screen composition
<Buttons>
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(3) Input guide display Hints about input items in the “Consumer transfer setting” cells (meaning
of parameters, input range, etc) are displayed here.
(4) Consumer transfer definition Line number of Consumer transfer definition. The value increments by 1
Line No. each time a transfer definition increases (up to 128 lines).
(5) Status add information Line number of status attached transfer information definition. The value
definition Line No. increments by 1 each time a division number increases (up to 10 lines).
(13) FL-net TX cycle FL-net TX cycle (ms)
(14) FL-net TX size Size sent on FL-net (size of Common memory 2) shown in words

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<Input areas>
No. Item Content
(6) Exchange ID Exchange number
<Range> 1 to 16383
(7) Producer ID Producer ID in received EGD header
(8) Word EGD data size
<Range> 1 to 700
The number of words is displayed.
(9) RX timeout watch time <Range> 0 to 360000 (Unit: ms)
0: No watch
* A timeout will be detected in units of execution cycle of the Integrated Process.
* RX timeout will cause “Consumer exchange error” (minor fault).
(10) Request ID checked Specify whether Request ID (TX counter) in the EGD header is to be checked or
not.
<Range> 0 = Not check, 1 = Check
(11) Status add Address Common memory 2 address
information <When Exchange Status (Producer) is specified>
<Range> 100000 to 100127
<Range> 200000 to 200127
<Range> 300000 to 300007
(12) Word Total Word
<Range> 1 to 128
<Range> 1 to 128
<Range> 1 to 8
- The maximum number of transfer information items (1 each from (5) to (9)) is 128 (subject to consistency check).

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<Example of Status add information>
Common memory 2
0
EGD RX data #1
Starting address of
EGD RX data #2
Common memory2
on own node
Consumer
RX EGD exchange table
100000
200000
300000
8191
Status add information

No Address Word
1 200000 1
2 200002 1

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4.4 Log information functions

The log table screen composition is shown below.
There are four kinds of log tables (Network monitor, RAS monitor information, Access error information and
EGD watch trace information). Pressing the “Open" or "GW Read" button in the File menu will display the
applicable data. The displayed data can be saved in a file by "Save As" operation in the File menu.
The log information in FLEGD-GW can be cleared and initialized by "GW clear" operation in the File menu.
In this screen group, several log screens of the same type can be displayed simultaneously.
4.4.1 “Network monitor” screen

The “Network monitor” screen composition is shown below.
This screen contains statistical data about TX/RX counts and error counts by the hour (24 hours before
from current time) and by the day (15 days before from current day).
(1)
(2) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)……(18)

(3)
Figure 4.4-1 “Network monitor” screen composition
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(1) Filename Name of the current file (“temp.nwh” directly after “GW read” operation)
(2) No Line number
(3) Time Date and time
(4) Pro TX count Producer TX count
(5) Con RX count Consumer RX count
(6) Pro TX Err count Producer TX Error count
(7) Con RX Err count Consumer RX Error count

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<Display areas - Continued>
No. Item Content
(8) Trigger TX count Trigger TX count
(9) Part TX count Part TX count
(10) Cyclic TX count Cyclic TX count
(11) Token TX count Token TX count
(12) Trigger RX count Trigger RX count
(13) Part RX count Part RX count
(14) Cyclic RX count Cyclic RX count
(15) Token RX count Token RX count
(16) FL-net TX Err count FL-net TX Error count
(17) FL-net RX Err count FL-net RX Error count
(18) CPU load (average) CPU load (Average)
<Read method>
- Read from GW
<File>--<GW read> or click button.
- Read from the specified file
<File>--<Open> or click button.
<Saving method>
<File>--<Save As...> or click button.

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4.4.2 “RAS information” screen

The "RAS information” screen composition is shown below.
This screen contains history of the GW’s own status change.
GW holds information for up to 1,000 records.
(3) (1)
(7) (8)
(2) (4) (5) (6)
Figure 4.4-2 "RAS information" screen composition
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(1) Filename Name of the current file (“temp.ras” directly after “GW read” operation)
(2) No Line number
(3) Date and time GW time of change (year, month, day, hour, minute, second, milisecond)
When the initialization at time is not done, January 1, 2010 is displayed.
(4) Type Param : Change of communication parameters
G/W RAS : Change of FLEGD-GW RAS information
(5) Status GW Status
-: Status change notified
Minor Fault: Minor fault has occurred
Major Fault: Major fault has occurred
(6) Information See Table 4.4-1
(7) Info 1 When Type = Param: 2 higher bytes of the host IP that created the definition file.
When Type = G/W RAS: 0
(8) Info 2 When Type = Param: 2 lower bytes of the host IP that created the definition file.
When Type = G/W RAS: 0

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RAS monitor information and GW fault status are shown below. (See “Chapter 5 System RAS” of the Instruction Manual for
FLEGD-GW” for details).
Table 4.4-1 RAS information - contents and GW fault status
Content GW fault status
Configuration file was changed -
Minor fault reset -
GW function start -
GW function stop -
FL-net participation -
FL-net secession -
Trigger send(first time) -
Entry request send(first time) -
Trigger received -
Entry request received -
[TOOL I/F] Abnormal command receive -
[TOOL I/F] Receive timeout (select) -
[TOOL I/F] Receive error (recvfrom) -
[TOOL I/F] SEQ_ERR received -
[TOOL I/F] TIMEOUT received -
[TOOL I/F] RCV_ERR received -
[TOOL I/F] NACK retry over -
Major factor last startup (except SHD/RBT) -
Major factor last startup (SHD/RBT) -
Read define file (normal) -
Read define file (default) -
System time changed (before change) -
System time changed (after change) -
GW Initial -
System time updated (Initial start) -
System time updated (Initial end) -
System shutdown -
System reboot -
[GW] Message TX/RX error (msgget) minor fault
[GW] Message TX/RX error (msgsnd) minor fault
[GW] Message TX/RX error (msgrcv) minor fault
[GW] File access error (fopen) minor fault
[GW] File access error (fread) minor fault
[GW] File access error (fwrite) minor fault
[GW] File access error (fclose) minor fault
[TOOL I/F] Socket creation error (socket) minor fault
[TOOL I/F] Bind error (bind) minor fault
[TOOL I/F] TX error (sendto) minor fault
Transfer cycle delay abnormal minor fault
Log medium saved file access error (fopen) minor fault
Log medium saved file access error (fread) minor fault
Log medium saved file access error (fwrite) minor fault
Log medium saved file access error (fclose) minor fault
Log medium memory off-capacity minor fault
Log medium not found minor fault
[Hi-spd scheduler] minor fault (other) minor fault
[GW] minor fault (Other) minor fault
[GW] GWT file access error (fopen) major fault
[GW] GWT file access error (fread) major fault
[GW] GWT file access error (fclose) major fault
[GW] GWT file parameter error (major) major fault
[GW] Common memory access error (shmget) major fault
[GW] Common memory access error (shmat) major fault
[GW] Common memory access error (shmctl) major fault
[GW] Process start error (fork) major fault
[GW] Process start error (execv) major fault
[GW] Process start error (kill) major fault
[GW] Resource lock error (semget) major fault
[GW] Resource lock error (semctl) major fault
[GW] Resource lock error (semop) major fault
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[GW] Device file access error (open) major fault
[GW] Device file access error (ioctl) major fault
[GW] Device file access error (close) major fault
[Hi-spd scheduler] Message TX/RX error (msgget) major fault
minor fault /
[Hi-spd scheduler] Message TX/RX error (msgsnd)
major fault
[Hi-spd scheduler] Common memory access error (shmget) major fault
[Hi-spd scheduler] Common memory access error (shmat) major fault
[Hi-spd scheduler] Timer registration error (settimer) major fault
[Hi-spd scheduler] Priority setting error (sched_setscheduler) major fault
[Hi-spd scheduler] Priority setting error (sched_getparam) major fault
[Hi-spd scheduler] Major fault (other) major fault
Abnormal factor last startup (WDT timeout) major fault
Abnormal factor last startup (CPU temperature) major fault
Abnormal factor last startup (Borad temperature) major fault
[GW] Major fault (other) major fault
<Read method>
- Read from GW --- <File>--<GW read> or click button.
- Read from the specified file --- <File>--<Open> or click button.
<Saving method>

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4.4.3 “Access error information” screen

The "Access error information" screen composition is shown below.
This screen contains history of GW’s access errors to EGD.
GW holds information for up to 100 records.
(3) (1)
(2) (4) (5) (6)
Figure 4.4-3 "Access error information" screen composition
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(1) Filename Name of the current file ( “temp.ace” directly after “GW read” operation)
(2) No Line number
(4) TX/RX TX : Error in Producer TX processing
RX : Error in Consumer RX processing
(5) Status GW Status
-: Status change notified
Minor Fault: Minor fault has occurred
Major Fault: Major fault has occurred
(6) Information See Table 4.4-2

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Access error information and GW fault status are shown below.
Table 4.4-2 Access error information - contents and GW fault status

GW Initial -
System time updated (Initial start) -
System time updated (Initial end) -
EGD exchange error (Producer) minor fault
EGD exchange error (Consumer) minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"RX timeout" minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"Invalid header type" minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"Invalid SRC node No" minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"Invalid transaction code" minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"Invalid data length" minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"Invalid sequence No of cyclic data" minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"Invalid No of nodes" minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"Invalid range of common memory" minor fault
FL-net Receiving error:"Duplicate node No" minor fault
Ethernet access error (select ) major fault
Ethernet access error (recvfroml) major fault
Ethernet access error (bindl) major fault
Ethernet access error (sendto) major fault
Ethernet access error (socket) major fault
Ethernet access error (setsockopt) major fault
<Read method>
- Read from GW
<Saving method>

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4.4.4 “EGD transfer watch trace” screen

The “EGD transfer watch trace” screen composition is shown below.
This screen contains history of change of Exchange Status Word maintained by GW.
GW holds information for up to 500 records.
(1)
(10) (11)
(2) (4) (5) (6) (8)…(9)

(3) (7)
Figure 4.4-4 “EGD transfer watch trace” screen composition
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(1) Filename Name of the current file ( “temp.erc” directly after “GW read” operation)
(2) No Line number
(4) Exchange ID Exchange ID associated with change
- 0 if no exchange destination is specified
(5) Producer ID Producer ID when change occurred
- 0.0.0.0 if no exchange destination is specified
(6) P/C Direction of exchange
P : Producer data transfer
C : Consumer data transfer

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<Display areas - Continued>

No. Item Content
(7) Ex. Sts/Contents Exchange Status
0: Initial state
1: Normal
4: Receiving data abnormal
5: Data unable or old (data invalid or obsolete)
6: Receive timeout
7: Data arrive after time out (data received after timeout)
14: Data length shorter than definition
15: Data length longer than definition
51: Count loss
60: Network cannot arrive (network reach failure)
100 : None at exchange destination
200 : GW Initial
201 : System time updated (Initial start)
202 : System time updated (Initial end)
The EGD transfer is not executed when the exchange status is 4, 6, 14, 60, 100,
200, 201 or 202.
(8) Info 1 Exchange Status=1(Con),7,51 : Current transmission count (Request ID)
Exchange Status=4 : PDU Type/PVN
Exchange Status=5 : Production Status
Exchange Status=6 : Passage Millisecond
Exchange Status=14,15 : Receive data length (Word)
Exchange Status=100 :0
Exchange Status=1(Pro) :0
Exchange Status=Other :0
(9) Info 2 Exchange Status=1(Con),7,51 : Last transmission count (Request ID)
Exchange Status=6 : Last transmission count (Request ID)
Exchange Status=14,15 : Defined data length (Word)
Exchange Status=1(Pro) :0
Exchange Status=Other :0
<Input areas>
No. Item Content
(10) Read position Read start position of change history held by GW
<Range>1 to 500
(1 = Latest change)
(11) Read count Read history count
<Range>1 to 500
- If less than a specified number, only the readable count is displayed.
<Read method>
- Read from GW
<Saving method>

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4.5 Tool functions

This section describes the screens associated with the GW status monitoring and system maintenance
functions.
4.5.1 “Status monitor” screen

The "Status monitor" screen composition is shown below.
This screen contains the GW status, GW load factors, communication and error counts that are shown in
auto refresh style. The GW status area shows major faults in red, minor faults in yellow, and other
occurrences in green as they occur at the read timing of the tool.
The display (Information acquisition) cycle is fixed to 1 second. Cyclic data refresh will be indicated by the
characters “Comm” blinking in the "Status of communication with GW" area.
The "Max value,” "Min value,” "Transfer count” and "Error count" in FLEGD-GW will be initialized by “GW
Clear” operation in the File menu.
The "minor fault state" in FLEGD-GW is cleared when the "minor fault Reset" button is clicked.
The FLEGD-GW function status will be changed when the "GW Stop / GW Start" button is clicked.
FLEGD-GW is shut down when the “GW SHD” button is clicked.
FLEGD-GW is rebooted when the “GW RBT” button is clicked.
(10)
(1)
(11)
(4)
(19)
(5)
(2)
(6)
(12)
(7)
(3)
(13)
(14)
(8)
(9)
(16) (14) (15)
(17)
(18)
Figure 4.5-1 "Status monitor" screen composition

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<Buttons>
(1) Close Close this screen.
(2) Minor Fault Reset Reset minor faults.
(3) GW Stop/Start Start / stop the GW function (“Start” is disabled when a major fault is
present).
The button will say “GW Stop” when the GW function has already started
(background in green). The button will say “GW Start” if the GW function
has not started (shown without background color).
(4) Detail (EGD Watch)>> Show the EGD watch trace information screen.
(5) EGD transfer monitor>> Show the EGD transfer monitor screen.
(6) Detail (Access error)>> Show the access error information screen.
(7) Detail (RAS Watch)>> Show the RAS information screen.
(8) GW SHD Shut down GW.
*To restart GW, press the Reset button or turn the power off and on
again.
* GW will save log data in Log medium before shut-down. (The log data
will be lost if GW is reset or power is turned off while operating.)
(9) GW RBT Reboot GW.
* The GW will restart automatically.
* GW will save log data in Log medium before rebooting. (The log data
will be lost if GW is reset or power is turned off while operating.)
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(10) Healthy Count Healthy Counter
(11) GW status-1 Status display area of GW status-1
(12) GW status-2 Status display area of GW status-2
(13) GW load factor Status display area of GW load factor
(Current/MIN/MAX)
(14) Acquisition time Current hour (n at n o'clock is displayed)
(15) EGD Transfer/Error count Display area of Transfer/Error count in current time
(16) FL-net Refresh cycle (ms) The refresh cycle of the GW node is displayed.
（Measured time from token reception to token reception）
(17) FL-net Refresh cycle timeout The permissible refresh cycle time of the GW node and the other node is
(ms) displayed.
(Permissible time = Refresh cycle * 1.02)
(18) FL-net Transfer/Error count The display area of the transfer/error count according to transaction
code at current time
(19) GW Status of communication Status of communication with GW (Blinks when communication is
normal)

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4.5.2 “EGD transfer monitor” screen

The “EGD transfer monitor” screen composition is shown below.
This screen displays the Exchange Status Word of each transfer definition.
The status may be updated every 1 second after the “Repeat” button is pressed. Cyclic data refresh will be
indicated by the characters “Comm” blinking in the "Status of communication with GW" area.
Pressing the “”Display Detail” button will give details of the selected definition lines (No.65 to No.80 in the
example) in a new screen. The detail screen may be updated every 1 second (details may be displayed in
up to 2 screens).
(6)
(5) (1)
(2)
(3)
(8) (9)
(7)
(4)
Figure 4.5-2 “EGD transfer monitor” screen composition
<Buttons>
(1) Close Close this screen (and the detail screen).
(2) Repeat Start data refresh (1 second cycle).
(3) Stop Stop data refresh (1 second cycle).
(4) Display Detail>> Display detail of the selected definition line.
< Display areas>

No. Item Content
(5) No Line number of Producer transfer setting definition.
(6) Producer Exchange Status Producer Exchange Status Word (decimal number)
Word (See Table 4.5-1)
-: No definition
(7) No Line number of Consumer transfer setting definition
(8) Consumer Exchange Status Consumer Exchange Status Word (decimal number)
Word (See Table 4.5-1)
-: No definition
(9) Status of communication Status of communication with GW (Blinks when communication is
normal)

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(1)
(2)
(3)
(11)
(4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

(10)
Figure 4.5-3 “EGD transfer monitor detail” screen composition

<Buttons>
(1) Close Close this screen (and the detail screen).
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(4) No Line number of Producer or Consumer transfer setting definition
(5) Exchange ID Registered Exchange ID in definition file (decimal number)
(6) Producer ID Registered Producer ID in definition file (XXX. XXX. XXX. XXX)
(7) Exchange Status Word Present Exchange Status Word (decimal number) (See Table 4.5-1)
(8) Contents of Exchange Status Current Exchange Status Word displayed in character strings (See Table
Word 4.5-1)
(9) Request ID Present TX counter (hexadecimal number)
(10) Data 1-10 First 10 words of the latest EGD exchange data (hexadecimal number)
(11) Status of communication Status of communication with GW (Blinks when communication is normal)
Table 4.5-1 “Exchange Status Word” in decimal numbers and character strings
Decimal Character string Status
number
0 Primary status Initial state
1 Normal Normal transfer
4 Receiving data abnormal Abnormal (no transfer)
5 Data unable or old (data invalid or obsolete) Normal transfer
6 Receive timeout Abnormal (no transfer)
7 Data arrive after time out (data received after timeout) Normal transfer
14 Data length shorter than definition Abnormal (no transfer)
15 Data length longer than definition Abnormal (transfer)
51 Count loss Abnormal (transfer)
60 Network cannot arrive (network reach failure) Abnormal (no transfer)

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4.5.3 “Common memory 2 table monitor” screen

The “Common memory 2 table monitor” screen composition is shown below.
This screen displays data in the Common memory 2 table after the “address” and “number of words” are
specified and the “GW read” is selected in the menu.
The displayed data may be updated every 1 second after the “Repeat” button is pressed (for up to 100
words). Cyclic data refresh will be indicated by the characters “Comm” blinking in the "Status of
communication with GW" area.
(11)
(12) (1)
(8) (9) (4) (5)
(2)
(6) (3)
(7) (10)
Figure 4.5-4 “Common memory 2 table monitor” screen composition

<Buttons>
(4) <Prev Display the previous page (return 100 words).
(5) Next> Display the next page (advance 100 words).
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(6) Table address The address of the Common memory 2 table
(7) Table data Data in the Common memory 2 table (hexadecimal number)
----: No data
(8) Current page number Current page number
(9) Total page number Total number of pages read
(10) Status of communication Status of communication with GW (Blinks when communication is normal)
<Input areas>
No. Item Content
(11) Common memory 2 table The address of the Common memory 2 table (decimal number)
address <Range> 0 to 8191
(12) Read word The number of words to be read (decimal number)
<Range> 1 to 1000
(Set 1 to 100 when cyclic data refresh is specified)

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4.5.4 “FL-net transfer monitor” screen

The “FL-net transfer monitor” screen composition is shown below.
This screen displays the status of FL-net.
The displayed information may be updated every 1 second after the “Repeat” button is pressed
(1)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(2)
(8)
(9) (3)
(10)
(4)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
Figure 4.5-2 “FL-net transfer monitor” screen composition

<Buttons>

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<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(4) Status of communication Status of communication with GW (Blinks when
communication is normal)
(5) Own (GW) node Node No. Own node No.
(6) Common memory 2 address Address of the Common memory 2 table
(7) Common memory 2 size Size of the Common memory 2 table
(8) Token timeout (TW) Token timeout (TW)
(9) Allowable minimum frame Allowable minimum frame interval time (MFT)
interval (MFT)(100us)
(10) Link status Link status
(11) Final TX time Final transmitted time from FL-net
(12) Final TX TCD Final transmitted data from FL-net (Transaction code)
(13) Final RX time Final received time from FL-net
(14) Final RX TCD Final received data from FL-net (Transaction code)
(15) Other node Node No. Node No.
(16) Common memory 2 address Address of the Common memory 2 table
(17) Common memory 2 size Size of the Common memory 2 table
(18) Token timeout (TW) Token timeout (TW)
(19) Allowable minimum frame Allowable minimum frame interval time (MFT)
interval (MFT)(100us)

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4.5.5 Time setting

The "Time setting" screen composition is shown below.
This screen displays the time on the PC executing this tool and the time on the FLEGD-GW.
The time on the PC can be set to the time on the FLEGD-GW by clicking the "Time set" button.
(3) (1)
(4) (2)
Figure 4.5-3 "Time setting" screen composition
<Buttons>
(2) Time set Set the date and time on the tool PC to FLEGD-GW.
<Range>2010-01-01 00:00:00 to 2073-12-31 23:59:59
Tool time is set as UTC(Universal Time) in GW.
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(3) Tool The date and time of the tool PC (updated every second)
(4) Target The date and time of FLEGD-GW (updated every second)
<Attention of setting at time>

FLEGD-GW time is corrected to information of the date of the other node according to the following timing.
-When first FL-net link establishment after the start-up of FLEGD-GW. (the first correction)
-When time information of the other node changes at 30 minute from 29 minutes.(regular time correction)
Follow the following order when tool PC is a time master.
(1)Other node time is set at the tool PC time.
(2)FLEGD-GW time is set at tool PC time.

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4.5.6 “FLEGD-GW tool version” screen

The "FLEGD-GW" screen composition is shown below.
This screen displays the software version of FLEGD-GW (total version) and the version numbers of
associated modules.
(1)
(2)
Figure 4.5-4 "FLEGD-GW tool version" screen composition
<Buttons>
<Input areas>
No. Item Content
(2) version 1st line:
The version number of FLEGD-GW software (whole version)
2nd line and below:
The version numbers of FLEGD-GW modules

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4.5.7 “Ping” screen

The "Ping" screen composition is shown below.
This screen is used to execute ping to the specified IP.
(1)
(4)
(2)
(3)
Figure 4.5-5 “Ping screen” screen composition
<Buttons>
(1) Exit Close this screen.
(2) Ping Execute ping command.
<Display areas>
No. Item Content
(3) The result of ping The result of ping is displayed.
(Takes about 10s before the ping result is displayed)
< Display/ Input areas >

No. Item Content
(4) IP Address IP address to send the ping command.

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4.6 Log print format

4.6.1 GW registration / selection
On the screen of “GW registration / selection”, the following log will be printout or display selected by
“Print”, “Print Preview” from menu or toolbar. As the same case, if select the function of “Save as PDF file”
from menu, and the log will be save to the specified PDF file.
Registered GW list
Filename: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (1)
No (2) IP Address (3) GW name (4)

1 XXX. XXX. XXX. XXX AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
2 XXX. XXX. XXX. XXX AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
…
No. Item Functions

(1) GW registration filename See “4.2 GW registration / selection - (7)”
(2) No GW registration No.
(3) IP address See “4.2 GW registration / selection - (9)”
(4) GW name See “4.2 GW registration / selection - (9)”

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4.6.2 Check Transfer Information

On the screen of “Check Transfer Information”, the following log will be printout or display selected by
“Print” or “Print Preview” from menu or toolbar. As the same case, if select the function of “Save as PDF
file” from menu, and the log will be save to the specified PDF file.
FLEGD-GW define table

Filename: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (1)
Hostname: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (2)
Date: XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX:XX (3)
IP: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (4)
General Information
GW Mode in initialization AA (5)
GW Cycle XXX(ms) (6)
FL-net Settings (LAN1)

Network address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (7)
Node No. X (8)
Common memory 2 address XXXX (9)
Token watchdog timeout [TW](ms) XX (10)
Allowable minimum frame interval [MFT](100us) X (11)
EGD Settings (LAN2)

Network settings
IP address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (12)
Subnet mask XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (13)
Multicast AAA (14)

IP Address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (15)
Net mask XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (16)
Consumer RX Multicast IP： X (17)

No IP
1 (18) XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (19)
2 XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
…
Status Transfer Setting

Status Transfer Cycle： XXX(ms) (20)
Specified Destination Address of Status Transfer (Ethernet) Transfer or Not：AA (23)

[Dest] IP Address：XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (21) Port No.：XXXXX (22)
[Src] Port No.： XXXXX (24)

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FL-netEGD Transfer Setting

Producer Trans Cycle (ms)： XXX (25)
Delay check time (ms)： XXX (26)
(27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35)
No ExgID ProID DestIP DestPort SrcPort TotalWord Address Word
1 XXXX XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX XXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXXX XXX
2 XXXX XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX XXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXXX XXX
…
…
EGDFL-net Transfer Setting
(36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41)
No ExgID ProID Word Timeout RequestID
1 XXXX XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX XXX XXXXX X
2 XXXX XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX XXX XXXXX X
…
…
Status add information
(42) (43) (44)
No Address Word
1 XXXXXX XXX
2 XXXXXX XXX
…

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No. Item Functions

(1) File Information Transfer information filename
(2) Hostname Host name of editing transfer file
4.3.1 Check Transfer Information screen-(12)
(3) Date Edit Date of editing transfer file
(4) IP Address IP Address of editing transfer file
(5) GW mode in initialization Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(3)
(6) GW Cycle Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(17)
(7) FL-net Network address Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(6)
(8) Settings Node No. Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(7)
(9) (LAN1) Common memory 2 address Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(8)
(10) Token watch time (TW) Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(9)
(11) Allowable minimum frame Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(10)
General interval (MFT)
(12) information EGD IP Address Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(11)
(13) Settings Subnet mask Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(12)
(14) (LAN2) Multicast Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(4)
(15) Multicast IP Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(13)
(16) Multicast Netmask Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(14)
(17) Define count Count of the Consumer RX multicast IP address
(18) Number Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(5)
(19) RX multicast IP Refer to 4.3.2 General information-(15)
(20) Status transfer cycle Refer to 4.3.3 Set Status Transfer-(5)
(21) Status Dest IP address Refer to 4.3.3 Set Status Transfer-(6)
(22) Transfer Dest Port No. Refer to 4.3.3 Set Status Transfer-(7)
(23) Setting Status transfer or not Refer to 4.3.3 Set Status Transfer-(4)
(24) Src Port No. Refer to 4.3.3 Set Status Transfer-(8)
(25) Producer Transfer Cycle (ms) Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(5)
(26) Delay check time (ms) Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(6)
(27) Number Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(4)
(28) Exchange ID Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(7)
(29) Producer ID Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(8)
FL-netEGD
(30) Destination IP Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(9)
Transfer
(31) Setting Destination Port Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(10)
(32) Source Port Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(11)
(33) Total Word Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(12)
(34) Exchange Address Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(15)
(35) data read Word Refer to 4.3.4 FL-netEGD transfer setting-(16)
information
(36) Number Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(4)
(37) Exchange ID Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(6)
(38) Producer ID Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(7)
(39) EGDFL-net Word Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(8)
(40) Transfer Timeout Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(9)
(41) Setting Request ID Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(10)
(42) Status add Number Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(5)
(43) information Address Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(11)
(44) Word Refer to 4.3.5 EGDFL-net transfer setting-(12)

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4.6.3 Network monitor information

The network monitor information will be shown in the following format when “Print” or “Print Preview” is
selected in the “Network Monitor” screen.
Network Monitor
Statistics by Hour
No DateTime ProTxCnt ConRxCnt ProTxErrCnt ConRxErrCnt TrigTxCnt PartTxCnt CycTxCnt

TokenTxCnt TrigRxCnt PartRxCnt CycRxCnt TokenRxCnt FLTxErrCnt FLRxErrCnt
CpuLoad
(1) 1 (2) XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX (3)XXXXXXXX (4)XXXXXXXX (5) XXXXXXXX (6) XXXXXXXX (7) XXXXXXXX (8) XXXXXXXX (9) XXXXXXXX
(10) XXXXXXXX(11)XXXXXXXX(12) XXXXXXXX(13) XXXXXXXX(14) XXXXXXXX(15) XXXXXXXX(16) XXXXXXXX
(17) XXX
2 XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
XXX
…
…
Statistics by Day
No Date ProTxCnt ConRxCnt ProTxErrCnt ConRxErrCnt TrigTxCnt PartTxCnt CycTxCnt

TokenTxCnt TrigRxCnt PartRxCnt CycRxCnt TokenRxCnt FLTxErrCnt FLRxErrCnt
CpuLoad
(18) 1 (19) XXXX/XX/XX (20)XXXXXXXX(21)XXXXXXXX (22)XXXXXXXX (23)XXXXXXXX (24)XXXXXXXX (25)XXXXXXXX (26)XXXXXXXX
(27)XXXXXXXX(28)XXXXXXXX (29)XXXXXXXX (30)XXXXXXXX (31)XXXXXXXX (32)XXXXXXXX (33)XXXXXXXX
(34) XXX
2 XXXX/XX/XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
XXX
…

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No. Item Functions

(1) Statistics by Hour Number Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(2)
(2) DateTime Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(3)
(3) ProTxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(4)
(4) ConRxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(5)
(5) ProTxErrCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(6)
(6) ConRxErrCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(7)
(7) TrigTxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(8)
(8) Part TxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(9)
(9) CycTxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(10)
(10) TokenTxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(11)
(11) TrigRxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(12)
(12) Part RxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(13)
(13) CycRxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(14)
(14) TokenRxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(15)
(15) FLTxErrCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(16)
(16) FLRxErrCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(17)
(17) CpuLoad Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(18)
(18) Statistics by Day Number Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(2)
(19) Date Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(3)
(20) ProTxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(4)
(21) ConRxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(5)
(22) ProTxErrCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(6)
(23) ConRxErrCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(7)
(24) TrigTxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(8)
(25) Part TxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(9)
(26) CycTxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(10)
(27) TokenTxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(11)
(28) TrigRxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(12)
(29) Part RxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(13)
(30) CycRxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(14)
(31) TokenRxCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(15)
(32) FLTxErrCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(16)
(33) FLRxErrCnt Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(17)
(34) CpuLoad Refer to 4.4.1 Network monitor-(18)

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4.6.4 RAS information

The RAS information will be shown in the following format when “Print” or “Print Preview” is selected in the
“RAS Monitor” screen. The same information will be saved in the same format in the specified PDF file
when “Save as PDF file” is selected.
RAS Information
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
No Date Type Status Content Info1 Info2
1 XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX：XX.XXX AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAA XXXX XXXX
2 XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX：XX.XXX AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAA XXXX XXXX
…
…
No. Item Functions
(1) Number Refer to 4.4.2 RAS information-(2)
(2) Time Refer to 4.4.2 RAS information-(3)
(3) Type Refer to 4.4.2 RAS information-(4)
(4) Status Refer to 4.4.2 RAS information-(5)
(5) Information Refer to 4.4.2 RAS information-(6)
(6) Info 1 Refer to 4.4.2 RAS information-(7)
(7) Info 2 Refer to 4.4.2 RAS information-(8)

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4.6.5 Access error information

The Access error information will be shown in the following format when “Print” or “Print Preview” is
selected in the “Access error” screen. The same information will be saved in the same format in the
specified PDF file when “Save as PDF file” is selected.
Access error Information

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
No Date TxRx Status Content
1 XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX：XX.XXX AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAA
2 XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX：XX.XXX AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAA
…
…
No. Item Functions
(1) Number Refer to 4.4.3 Access error information-(2)
(2) Time Refer to 4.4.3 Access error information-(3)
(3) TX/RX Refer to 4.4.3 Access error information-(4)
(4) Status Refer to 4.4.3 Access error information-(5)
(5) Information Refer to 4.4.3 Access error information-(6)

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4.6.6 EGD transfer watch trace

The EGD watch trace information will be shown in the following format when “Print” or “Print Preview” is
selected in the “EGD transfer watch trace” screen. The same information will be saved in the same format
in the specified PDF file when “Save as PDF file” is selected.
EGD watch trace Information

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
No Date ExgID ProID P/C ExSts Content Info1 Info2
1 XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX：XX.XXX XXXX XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX A XXX AAAAAAAAAA XXXX XXXX

2 XXXX/XX/XX XX:XX：XX.XXX XXXX XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX A XXX AAAAAAAAAA XXXX XXXX
…
…
No. Item Functions
(1) Number Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(2)
(2) Time Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(3)
(3) Exchange ID Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(4)
(4) Producer ID Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(5)
(5) P/C Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(6)
(6) Exchange Status Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(7)
(7) Contents Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(7)
(8) Info 1 Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(8)
(9) Info 2 Refer to 4.4.4 EGD transfer watch trace-(9)

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5 Examples of the System Definition

This chapter contains examples of definitions used in the FLEGD-GW system.
5.1 System configuration examples

5.1.1 H/W composition
The definition examples are based on the typical system configuration given below.
S2 FL-net：192.168.250.2
FL-net connection between GW and S2

EGD connection between GW and TM-Drive
Ethernet (FL-net)
LAN1：192.168.250.1
FLEGD-GW system
FLEGD-GW setting tool PC
192.168.0.101
LAN2：192.168.0.1
8ms 8ms
Ethernet (EGD)
#1-1 #1-2 #1-3 #1-4 #2-1 #2-2 #2-3 #2-4
TMDrive Device group #1 TMDrive Device group #2
Unicast IP #1 192.168.0.11 Unicast IP #1 192.168.0.21

#2 192.168.0.12 #2 192.168.0.22
#3 192.168.0.13 #3 192.168.0.23
#4 192.168.0.14 #4 192.168.0.24
Multicast IP 224.0.7.1 Multicast IP 224.0.7.2
Figure 5.1-1 System configuration examples

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5.1.2 Common memory 2 table composition

The Common memory 2 table composition is shown below.
FLEGD-GW write area / Consumer S2 write area / Producer

(Address)
Producer ID Exchange ID Producer ID Exchange ID
0 192.168.0.11(#1-1) 1
10 192.168.0.12(#1-2) 1
- -
20 192.168.0.13(#1-3) 1
30 192.168.0.14(#1-4) 1
40 192.168.0.21(#2-1) 1
50 192.168.0.22(#2-2) 1
- -
60 192.168.0.23(#2-3) 1
70 192.168.0.24(#2-4) 1
80 GW Status (8word) - - -
:
1000 - - Date Time information -
1004 192.168.0.1(GW LAN2) 11
1014 192.168.0.1(GW LAN2) 12
- -
1024 192.168.0.1(GW LAN2) 13
1034 192.168.0.1(GW LAN2) 14
:
1104 192.168.0.1(GW LAN2) 21
1114 192.168.0.1(GW LAN2) 22
- -
1124 192.168.0.1(GW LAN2) 23
1134 192.168.0.1(GW LAN2) 24

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5.2 Examples of the system setting tool definitions

5.2.1 GW registration / selection
The “GW registration / selection” screen is set as shown below.

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5.2.2 Check Transfer Information

The “Check Transfer Information” is set as shown below.
(General Information)

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(Status Transfer Setting)

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(FL-netEGD transfer setting)
The Exchange data read information varies by the Producer information No. For example,
the Exchange data read information for Producer information No. 8 will be as shown below.

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(EGDFL-net transfer setting)

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GateWay (FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual
2010-08-02 Rev.1 B0-73I00051

2010-11-17 Rev.2 B0-73I00051
2011-03-14 Rev.3 B0-73I00051
2011-09-20 Rev.4 B0-73I00051
Toshiba Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial Systems Corporation

108-0073 (Mita 43MT BLD.)3-13-16 Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Ｃ Toshiba Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial Systems Corporation 2009

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B0-73I00051

GateWay (FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2]

Rev.1 Aug. 2, 2010

Toshiba Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial Systems Corporation

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

HMI Server v-tool, FLEGD-GW Setting Tool

：Described in this manual

Ethernet (FL-net) Default: 192.168.250.N

FLEGD-GW Tool for TMDrive

Ethernet (EGD) Default: 192.168.0.N

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

1.1 Outline of the data transfer functions of FLEGD-GW

EGD transfer state table (Producer)

100127 Exchange Status of Producer-128

EGD transfer state table (Consumer)

Figure 1.1-1 Schematic diagram of EGD to FL-net protocol transfer

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

EGD transfer state table (Producer)

Figure 1.1-2 Schematic diagram of FL-net to EGD protocol transfer

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

2.1 Initial setting

Network setting on the GW side

GW registration and selection

Confirmation of communication between the tool and

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

2.2 Definition file operation

Edit transfer definitions

Save definition files

Open definition files

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

2.3 GW read operation

Read transfer definition files

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

2.4 GW write operation

Write transfer definition data

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

3 Outline of the FLEGD-GW Setting Tool Functions

3.1 Outline of the setting tool functions

Table 3.1-1 Functions of FLEGD-GW Setting Tool

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

3.2 File composition

Table 3.2-1 File composition of FLEGD-GW setting tool

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

3.3 Screen composition

Figure 3.3-1 Screen and menu composition of FLEGD-GW setting tool

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

4 Operation in FLEGD-GW Setting Tool Screens

4.1 Composition of Main menu and Toolbar

Table 4.1-1 Functions of Main menu / Toolbar (1/2)

Main menu item

GW clear (E) According to the active sub-window, initialize information (history

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

Table 4.1-2 Functions of Main menu / Toolbar (2/2)

Main menu item

Gateway(FLEGD-GW) System Setting Tool[Ver2] Instruction Manual

Table 4.1-3 List of menus available on active sub-windows

Menu item Tool functions on active sub-windows