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Welcome to the Primary Setup Tool - Version V4.0
for assigning IP addresses for Ethernet modules
Contents
2.1 Operating systems supported
2.2 Upgrade to newer Windows operating systems
2.3 Multiple operating systems on one computer
4.1 Installing the DLC protocol
4.2 The network adapter is not visible in the Primary Setup Tool
4.3 No module found or existing module is not visible
4.4 Module / component is not visible after downloading
4.5 Message "No station was detected on the network"
4.6 Error message “Supported interfaces: 4"
4.7 Error message "An error occurred in the underlying driver"
4.8 Error message "An unexpected error has occurred. Please repeat the function."
4.9 Web browser does not display the configuration page of the INC
4.10 Incorrect router address displayed
4.12 Downgrade of Primary Setup Tool V4.0 to Primary Setup Tool V3.2
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Please read the readme file thoroughly before using Primary Setup Tool.
The notes in the readme file contain extra
up-to-date information on the product.
They expand the explanations in the manuals.
The readme file can be opened in the Start menu after installation.
Start > SIMATIC > Product Notes > [language] > Primary Setup Tool - Readme
The Primary Setup Tool can also be downloaded from the Internet at:
http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/19440762.
This Web page also contains further information on the Primary Setup Tool.
The Primary Setup Tool can be installed and used with the following operating systems:
· Windows Vista Business / Enterprise / Ultimate with SP1
· Windows XP Professional SP2 and SP3
1. Uninstall the Primary Setup Tool.
2. Install the upgrade to the new Windows operating system.
3. Install the Primary Setup Tool.
SIMATIC NET PC software products are supported only on computers on which one operating system (and one only) is installed.
Computers with multiple selectable operating systems are not permitted.
Modules of the type CP443-1EX40 V1 always return 0.0.0.0 as the router address, even if a different address was configured. In the Primary Setup Tool, after browsing the network, the option “Use router” under “Ind. Ethernet interface” will always be disabled for this type of module.
When operating the Primary Setup Tool via a CP 1512 that is connected via a PCI CardBus controller, the DLC or DCP protocols are sporadically lost.
This can result in:
·
a module not being displayed in the list of
found stations.
Remedy: Browse the network again.
·
the message "The module is not
accessible..." when browsing the network.
Remedy: Confirm the message.
The module is displayed in the list.
It is possible to download parameters to this module.
·
the message "The module is not
accessible" appears when downloading parameters to the module.
Remedy: In this case, check whether the parameters have been transferred
successfully by starting Network > Browse.
If necessary, repeat the download.
Below, you will find several problem situations that can occur when using the Primary Setup Tool.
When you install the Primary Setup Tool, you also have the option of installing the DLC protocol at the same time.
To avoid prolonging the browsing of the network unnecessarily, you should only install the DLC protocol if your network includes modules that only support the DLC protocol and do not support the DCP protocol.
This applies to the following Siemens modules:
· CP 443-1 (6GK7 443-1EX10 and 6GK7 443-1EX11)
· Optical/Electrical Switch Modules OSM/ESM (6GK1 105…)
If the menu command Settings -> Network Adapter fails to display the relevant network adapter, displays the message "No Ethernet adapter" or does not display anything at all, this may be due to one of the reasons listed below:
· The network adapter in question has not been inserted / installed or there is no network adapter inserted / installed.
· The network adapter(s) has / have been disabled in the Control Panel or in the BIOS;
· Neither the DCP nor the DLC protocol have been enabled for the available network adapter.
· The TCP/IP protocol was disabled for the network adapter.
The existing modules / components are browsed on the network using a broadcast service.
These then signal back with their MAC addresses.
The broadcast service is stopped after 3 repeated frames and a 10 second response time.
Possible causes of error:
· The existing module/component does not meet the requirements for communication with the PST.
·
The DLC protocol is not installed.
Installation of the DLC protocol is described in the Configuration Manual Primary
Setup Tool.
·
The network load/utilization is high.
Remedy: Repeat the menu command Network > Browse;
Depending on the type of module, it can
take up to one minute before the module responds after a download.
Remedy: Repeat the menu command Network > Browse.
If this message is displayed after running the Network > Browse menu command even though there are nodes accessible in the network via their default MAC addresses, this may be due to one of the reasons listed below:
· The correct network adapter was not selected.
· One of the protocols was deactivated for the selected adapter.
·
The DLC protocol is not installed.
Remedy: Installation of the DLC protocol is described in the Configuration
Manual Primary Setup Tool.
If this error message is displayed when you start the menu command Settings -> Network Adapter, this may be due to the reason listed below:
· There are more network cards registered in the Control Panel of your PC than actually exist on your PC. Make sure that only the network cards currently installed on your PC are registered in the Control Panel.
If this error message is displayed when you start the menu command Network > Browse, this may be due to the reason listed below:
·
The correct version of the DCP or DLC driver is
not installed.
Remedy: Please contact support.
If this error message is displayed when you start the menu command Module > Download, this may be due to one of the reasons listed below:
· The network adapter that you have selected in your PC has been disabled in the Control Panel or in the BIOS.
· The addressed module is still starting up.
If the "The page cannot be displayed" page appears in the browser when you start the menu command Module > Start INC Browser, this may be due to the reason listed below:
·
None of the network adapters in the PC is
located in the same subnet as the INC.
Remedy: Set the subnet mask of your network adapter to the subnet of the INC or
use a router that connects both subnets.
It is possible that a different router address from the configured address is displayed in the parameters of the Ethernet interface. This happens when the module is currently using a different router from the configured router.
If you interrupt setup, files that have already been copied may be left in the installation folder. It is advisable to run the setup once completely and then, if required, to uninstall the Primary Setup Tool by selecting the "Primary Setup Tool" entry in Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs.
1. Uninstall the Primary Setup Tool V4.0
2. Install the Primary Setup Tool V3.2