PanelView 600 Startup Failure

If your PanelView 600 fails to startup properly, always check the power supply first. Ensure the terminal is receiving the correct voltage and that the wiring and connections to the power source are valid. In addition, you should also ensure the DC power positive and negative are attached to the proper terminals.

PanelView 600 Status Indicators

The status indicators are located on the back of your PanelView 600 terminal. The COMM indicator is green and reflects communication. The FAULT indicator is red and reflects hardware faults. Upon startup, the fault indicator should be off and the comm indicator on. If the fault indicator flashes a few times at startup, this is not a concern. However, if both indicators are off you should check the power cable. See the table below to interpret the terminal's indicator status:

Status Indicators - DH+, DH-485, DF1
Indicator	Status	Meaning
Comm	On	Normal Operation
	Off	Fault Present- Ensure controller is in run mode. Check baud settings of controller/terminal. Check for proper controller connections.
	Blinking	Failed to establish communication
Fault	On	Fault Present - Restart terminal. If the error persists, the terminal requires servicing. Click here for information about DO Supply's repair service.
	Off	Normal Operation
	Blinking	No applications loaded/application is corrupt. Reload the application.

Status Indicators - Ethernet/IP, ControlNet, DeviceNet Networks
Indicator	Status	Meaning
Comm	On	Normal operation
	Off	Hardware failure
	Blinking	Failed to establish communication
Fault	On	Hardware failure.
	Off	Normal operation
	Blinking	Application not loaded/application is corrupt

Status Indicators - Remote I/O
Indicator	Status	Meaning
Comm	On	Normal operation
	Off	Communication non-functional
	Blinking	Failed to establish communication, PLC may be in program mode
Fault	On	Fault Present - Check baud rate and rack settings. Ensure proper connections from terminal to controller. Verify remote I/O is enabled.
	Off	Normal Operation
	Blinking	Application not loaded/application is corrupt

PanelView 600 Application Issues

Application Issues
Issue	Possible Cause	Action
Failed Application Download (Initial Attempt)	Disconnected Communication Cable	Check cable type and connection
	Improper Computer COM Port Selection	Ensure you have the correct COM port number in PanelBuilder32 or WinPFT software
	Communication Settings/Rate Incorrect	Ensure computer and terminal share the same communication settings
Failed Application Download (Subsequent Attempts)	Communication Settings/Rate Incorrect	Ensure computer and terminal share the same communication settings. Adjust settings in the Communication Setup screen
Application File Name Appears as *******	Invalid Application	Redownload application
Application File Name Appears as *******	Unusable Application Due to Error	Download new application
Failed Application Transfer from Memory Card	Memory card incorrectly installed	Reinstall, verify its installed correctly
	Application to Large for Terminal Memory	Reduce application size
	Incorrect Data Checksum	Ensure memory card is properly seated. It is possible the application may be corrupt
	File Format Invalid	Verify file format (.PVA)
Failed Application Transfer to Memory Card	Memory card incorrectly installed	Reinstall, verify its installed correctly
	Memory Card May be Wire Protected	Change memory card protection switch
	Another File on the Memory Card	Erase/reformat card
	Application to Large	Reduce application size, erase/reformat card
	Memory Card Format Invalid	Replace/reformat card
	Incorrect Data Checksum	Ensure card is installed correctly
	Application Does Not Exist	Ensure application exists

Repair Your PanelView 600

Here at DO Supply, we offer repair services for your Allen-Bradley products, such as the Allen-Bradley PanelView 600. For more information or to request a quote, click here.

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