Online statistics

Online statistics, overview

Online statistics, details, e.g. here a fault on slave 5

This mode gives you a quick overview of the existing AS?Interface system. The error rates for each slave are represented in a traffic light format (red, yellow, green).

The bus configuration and the currently transmitted data of the slaves are clearly displayed.

With the expanded statistics function it is possible to determine the error rates as the number of transmitted or faulty bus message frames.

The bundle error overview shows in steps how many multiple repetitions of message frames occurred in order to enable a selective and look-ahead assessment of the transmission quality.

Data mode

Presentation of the I/O data: Safety data

Presentation of the I/O data: Analog values

In this mode the analyzer shows not only the digital input/output values but also the current analog values and the input status of the safety slaves.

Trace mode

Presentation of message frames in trace mode

The presentation of message frames in the style of a classic fieldbus analyzer is indispensable for complex troubleshooting. Extensive trigger functions and recording and viewing filters are available for this purpose. An external trigger input and trigger output round off the scope of functions in order to find even the most difficult errors.

For troubleshooting in connection with ASIsafe applications, changes of status in the code tables of safety slaves are identified and assessed.

Test log

Example of a test log

The recorded data of the online statistics are easy to output and document using a test log. Verification of the state of the plant can thus be provided for approvals or service assignments.

The integrated measurement Wizard records the bus signals for a variable duration, thereby triggering creation of an automatic test log. A standardized quality test of AS-i plants is thus possible.

Note:

The AS-Interface analyzer is suitable for standard AS-i networks and AS-i Power24V networks (operational voltage min. 20 V).