AENT IO Controller Setup-Replacement Instructions PDF

SETUP, REPLACEMENT, AND
TROUBLESHOOTING
INSTRUCTION OF
1734-AENT
I/O Adapter and
Communication Interface
Modules
Revision 2
FOR EVOLUTION STERILIZERS

Scope of Process:
• Virtual Removal and Replacement of Slot 3
• Prepare 1734-AENT to be Configured
• Setup Laptop to Connect to the 1734-AENT
• Configure AENT
• Led Status Indicators
Use to:
• Replace the AENT
• Repair Mod 0 errors
• Stop the Sterilizer from automatically shutting down without cause
while trying to start up.
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Table of Contents
I. REMOVE & REPLACE THE VIRTUAL AENT ETHERNET CONTROL MODULE IN
THE SOFTLOGIX CHASSIS (Slot 3) ...................................................................................... 4
II. PREPARING THE AENT MODULE....................................................................................... 9
III. SETTING THE LAPTOP TO A STATIC ADDRESS ........................................................... 10
IV. CONFIGURING THE AENT CHASIS SIZE ......................................................................... 14
V. CONFIGURING THE AENT IP ADDRESS.......................................................................... 16
VI. PUTTING THE AENT INTO PROGRAM MODE TO PREVENT STERILIZER FROM
SHUTTING DOWN WITHOUT CAUSE .............................................................................. 18
VII. REPLACING THE AENT MODULE .................................................................................... 19
APPENDIX A: I/O MODULE CONFIGURATION .............................................................. 22
APPENDIX B: AENT MODULE INDICATOR LIGHTS ..................................................... 24
APPENDIX C: SOFTLOGIX CONTROLLER (SLOT2) ...................................................... 26
APPENDIX D: SOFTLOGIX ETHERNET/IP MODULE (SLOT 3) .................................... 28
4/12/2013 Revision 2
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WHEN TO USE THIS INSTRUCTION

FOR CONTROL SYMPTOM CAUSE & ACTION REFERENCE
MOD 0 FAULT – usually occurs on Causes:
power up  Loss of communication between 200R and
the AENT I/O controller.
.  Ethernet cable removed while powered up.
 200R does not sync with AENT module

correctly, AENT module loses its chassis size
or configuration data.
Action:
 Remove and replace virtual Ethernet module See instructions Section I.
in SOFTLOGIX Monitor.
 Re-enter chassis size per these instructions. See instructions Sections IV.
 Replace AENT Module. See instructions Sections VII.

I/O unresponsive  Check LAN1 cable on 200R.
I/O Lights all green  Check AENT cable. Correct condition.
 Check for 255 on AENT thumbwheels.
I/O unresponsive  Reseat all power connections and modules on

One or more lights on I/O ALL I/O modules.
modules are red.
 Check all cables.
 Virtual remove and replace Ethernet module See instructions Section I.

in Slot 3 of the SoftLogix Chassis Monitor.
 Reset Chassis Size to 10. See instructions Sections IV.
 Replace AENT Module. See instructions Sections VII.

SoftLogix Chassis Monitor  Virtual remove and replace Ethernet module
indicates RED X on Slot 3 in Slot 3 of the SoftLogix Chassis Monitor. See instructions Section I.
Ethernet Controller
SoftLogix Chassis Monitor  Power down the control completely (remove

indicates a RED X on SLOT 2, all 24 volts) and restart.
Controller. (Rarely occurs.)  Call SERVICE ENG if condition persists as this Call Service Engineering.
requires special instructions to remove and
replace this module.
Machine shuts down  Requires the program to be stopped before
automatically and proceeding. See instructions Section VI.
unintentionally after booting up.  Enter SoftLogix (SFGLX) Chassis Monitor from
the DESKLOCK while the unit is booting and
switch Slot 2 to PROG Mode before the unit See instructions Section I.
shuts down.
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I. REMOVE & REPLACE THE VIRTUAL AENT ETHERNET

CONTROL MODULE IN THE SOFTLOGIX CHASSIS
(SLOT 3)
Scope: Removing and Re-installing the virtual Ethernet module in the Chassis Monitor
to resynchronize the communication with the 200R, PC control unit is a virtual process.
No actual part is moved or removed. A failed AENT module may cause a major fault to
occur in the chassis monitor and the Ethernet Module in Slot 3 will have to be removed
and re-installed.
A USB keyboard (P764333-604 or purchase locally) is used for this procedure. A wireless
keyboard is preferred but not necessary.
To navigate the steps below where “right click” is stated, use of the arrow buttons and
SHIFT/ F10 on the keyboard or double tap firmly on the touch screen with a stylus is also
acceptable.
1. With the 200R completely booted up, and the USB keyboard connected to a USB
port of the 200R, press the ALT and ESC keys simultaneously to start (and exit)
DESKLOCK application.
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2. Select SoftLogix Chassis Monitor (SLGX Chassis) icon (fourth item down) on the
DESKLOCK application. The SoftLogix Chassis Monitor window is displayed.
3. The communication module, Slot 3 (SOFTLOGIX Ethernet Controller), may have a
RED X through it to indicate that it has faulted. (Note: it does not have to show a
RED X to be faulted.)
4. Select (right click) Slot 2 (SOFTLOGIX Ethernet Controller) of the chassis monitor.
5. Select PROGRAM and acknowledge the window asking to set controller to

program mode by selecting YES. (Important: do not select remove for Slot 2.)
6. Select (right click) Slot 3 (SOFTLOGIX Ethernet Controller).
7. Select Remove from the drop down menu.
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8. Select OK to confirm.
Important: Do not check box to Clear Chassis Monitor module configuration.
9. Select (right-click) Slot #3 (SOFTLOGIX Ethernet Controller) of the chassis monitor

again.
10. Select Create.
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11. Select Ethernet/IP Softlogix5800 Ethernet/IP at the bottom of the list. Slot
should be 3. Acknowledge selecting OK.
12. Highlight the IP address 192.67.69.2 (the IP address of the200R with which the
AENT needs to establish communication) at the top of the Select Device window,
and ensure that the Use Previous Configuration option is selected. Select Next.
192.67.69.2
13. If Steris is not typed in the Label for Ethernet/IP address, you may do so now.
However, it is not required. Select Finish.
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192.67.69.2
14. Select (right click) Slot 2 (SOFTLOGIX Ethernet Controller) of the chassis in the
chassis monitor.
15. Select RUN and acknowledge the window asking to set controller to run mode by
tapping YES.
16. Note the IP address 192.67.69.2 of the 200R scrolling across the top of the Slot 3
communication module. Close SoftLogix Chassis Monitor by tapping on red X in
upper right corner.
Virtual removal and replacement of control module in Slot 3 is complete.
However, it may be necessary to cycle power on the 200R for the control to restart to apply
the changes and return to normal operation. Turn I/O key switch off. The 200R is shut
down when the blue screen displays “VGA NO INPUT SIGNAL” on the screen. It will be
necessary to allow the UPS to completely shut down. The display will go completely dark
when the UPS is shut down and takes approximately 10 minutes. To shorten the wait time,
the UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply - battery backup) may be disconnected after the
blue screen displays “VGA NO INPUT SIGNAL” and reconnected after the screen is blank but
before power is restored to 200R. Turn I/O key switch on. Allow 200R to reboot until
Standby Menu loads.
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II. PREPARING THE AENT MODULE

NOTE: A laptop with Windows XP minimum and Java version
6 or higher is required. Prior to installing or setting up the
AENT module, the IP Address in the laptop must be set to a
static address to communicate with the AENT. Follow the
instructions to set the laptop static IP address after
completing the Preparing the AENT Module. This procedure
can be completed with the sterilizer in standby mode.
1. Using a pencil or pen point, set the node address

thumbwheels on the AENT module located near the
Ethernet cable connector to 002.
2. Connect your laptop to the AENT using the null modem cable. Disconnect the null
modem cable from the 200R at LAN 1 and connect it to the Ethernet on your laptop.
There should not be any connection between the 200R and AENT at this time.
3. Cycle power on the AENT for the new values to be read on the thumbwheels. Fold down
release tab and lift slightly until lights go out on the AENT. Reseat removable terminal
block to return power to the AENT.
1. Set the thumbwheels

on the AENT module
to 002.
2. Not this end! Disconnect

the Null Modem Cable
from the 200R (the other
3. Cycle power on the AENT. Fold side of this cable) and
down release tab and lift slightly, connect it to your laptop.
when lights go out on the AENT.
Reseat removable terminal block.
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III. SETTING THE LAPTOP TO A STATIC ADDRESS

On the laptop that is connected to the AENT module through the Null Modem cable in
accordance with the Preparing the AENT Module Instructions:
4. Turn off the wireless switch on your laptop (if so equipped).

5. Select in lower left hand corner of laptop.
6. Select Control Panel (middle of the right hand side of the popup box).
7. Double click the INTERNET OPTIONS icon to open the INTERNET PROPERTIES
window.
8. Select the CONNECTIONS TAB at top of the INTERNET PROPERTIES window.
9. Click on the LAN Settings button
Note the original configurations of your laptop because you will need to return to
the original settings after procedure is complete.
8
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10. Ensure that the only item selected with a check mark in the box next to it is
Automatically Detect Settings as shown. Click on the OK button.
11. Close the INTERNET PROPERTIES window.
12. Double click on the NETWORK CONNECTIONS icon in the CONTROL PANEL.
13. Disable the wireless and 1394 connections from your NETWORK CONNECTIONS
window in the CONTROL PANEL by right clicking on icon and selecting Disable
from drop down box. Right click on the LOCAL AREA CONNECTION icon check
that it is not disabled but connected and select PROPERTIES.
Note the original configurations of your laptop because you will need to return to
the original settings after procedure is complete.
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16.
14.
15.
13.
17.
14. Scroll down in the Local Area Connection Properties Window to highlight INTERNET
Protocol (TCP/IP) and click on the PROPERTIES button.
15. Select the USE THE FOLLOWING IP ADDRESS button and type the following IP
address 192.168.1.20. (Similar but not exactly the same as the Factory default
address in Step 18.) Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 should automatically populate.
Click the OK icon.
16. Click the OK icon on the Local Area Connections Properties Window. Then close the
Network Connections Window by the red x in upper right hand corner.
17. Click and then click .
18. Type 192.168.1.2 (Factory default address when thumbwheels on AENT set to 002)
at the top of the page in the address field of the internet explorer webpage and then
Enter. If prompted to work offline select No, try again.
19. This may take a few minutes. A scroll bar on the bottom of the screen will show the
status as the following page loads (AENT must have power and LEDs on for the web
page to load) :
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18. Type: 192.168.1.2
NOTE: If the AENT web page above fails to load, check all other connections: make sure
the wireless and 1394 connections from your NETWORK CONNECTIONS window in the
CONTROL PANEL are disabled. Do not disable the “CONNECTED” LAN line to the AENT.
If you have a switch on your laptop for the wireless connectivity, make sure it is off. The
1734 AENT page below should load completely. If page only partially loads, then update
JAVA on your laptop (Version 6 and above should work) and try to load page again.
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IV. CONFIGURING THE AENT CHASIS SIZE

Scope: Set the number of modules on the chassis (10 for Evolution) by using a laptop that is
communicating with the AENT module. See Section II: PREPARING THE AENT MODULE and
Section III: SETTING UP THE LAPTOP TO A STATIC IP ADDRESS if unable to load page below.
1. Click on the Configuration Folder.
2. Then click on the Identity Subfolder.
192.168.1.2
3. Enter the “User Name” and “Password” listed below and then click OK.
NOTE: The password is case sensitive.
Username: Admin
Password: password
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4. Since there are 10 modules for Evolution sterilizers, enter the number 10 in the
Chassis Size field. Click the Apply Changes button.
Note: If the chassis size is already 10, enter another number such as 2 in the Chassis Size
field. Click the Apply Changes button. Then change number back to 10 in the Chassis
Size field. Click the Apply Changes button again.
192.168.1.2
5. Exit the small Status Message box by clicking on the X in the top right corner.
6. Proceed to Section V: CONFIGURING THE AENT IP ADDRESS.
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V. CONFIGURING THE AENT IP ADDRESS

Scope: Set the AENT IP Address to 192.67.69.3 by using a laptop that is communicating with
the AENT module. See Section II: PREPARING THE AENT MODULE and Section III:
SETTING UP THE LAPTOP TO A STATIC IP ADDRESS if unable to load page below.
7. Click on the Configuration Folder.
8. Then click on the Network Subfolder.
192.168.1.2
Static
192.67.69.3
255.255.255.0
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9. Confirm the following information is present. If the AENT is being replaced, enter the
information into each field. (192.67.69.3 is the IP address of the AENT module)
Ethernet interface Configuration = Static

IP Address = 192.67.69.3
Subnet mask = 255.255.255.0
10. Important: Scroll down and click Apply Changes or the values entered will be lost.
11. Close the small status message box by clicking on the X in the top right corner.
12. Close the Microsoft Internet Explorer.
13. These changes will not take effect until the AENT power is cycled and the AENT is
reconnected to the 200R by following steps below:
a. Close all windows on your laptop. Disconnect the null modem Ethernet
cable from your laptop port and replace in LAN 1 of the 200R.
b. Using a pencil or pen point, set the node address thumbwheels on the AENT
module located near the Ethernet cable connector to 255.
c. Cycle power on the AENT for the new values to be read on the
thumbwheels. Fold down release tab and lift slightly until lights go out on
the AENT. Reseat removable terminal block to return power to the AENT.
d. If machine is operational, then you are done. If machine will not read inputs,
indicates a MOD 0 FAULT or has no outputs try one or more of the following:
i. Make sure SLOT#2 SOFTLOGIX Control is in RUN. (Section I)
ii. Attempt to Remove and Replace the SLOT #3 again. (Section I)
iii. Cycle power on the 200R for the control to restart to apply the changes
and return to normal operation. Turn I/O key switch off. The 200R is
shut down when “VGA NO INPUT SIGNAL” displays on the blue screen.
It will be necessary to allow the UPS to completely shut down. The
display will go completely dark when the UPS is shut down and takes
approximately 10 minutes. To shorten the wait time, the UPS
(Uninterruptable Power Supply - battery backup) may be disconnected
after the blue screen displays “VGA NO INPUT SIGNAL” and reconnected
after the screen is blank but before power is restored to 200R. Turn I/O
key switch on. Allow 200R to reboot until Standby Menu loads.
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VI. PUTTING THE AENT INTO PROGRAM MODE TO

PREVENT STERILIZER FROM SHUTTING DOWN
WITHOUT CAUSE
Scope: This procedure is necessary when the control continually indicates it will shut
down in X seconds after booting up. This is caused by loss of communications between
the 200R and the AENT I/O control module. The 200R “remembers” all the states of the
I/O when it polls the I/O and doesn’t get an update. It will then use the last state which
was to shut down.
In order to stop this auto shutdown and resolve the issue between the 200R and AENT,
the Slot 2 on the Soft Logix Chassis Monitor must be placed in PROG mode from the
DESKLOCK window. Use the following instructions to do this, but be aware that you will
have the amount of time on the SHUT DOWN notice to complete this, which may only be
seconds.
1. Attach a USB keyboard to the 200R.
2. Turn on key switch. After the 200R has booted:
a. Press ALT_ESC on keyboard to bring up the DESKLOCK window.
b. Select SoftLogix Chassis Monitor (SLGX Chassis) icon (fourth item down) on the
DESKLOCK application.
c. Select Slot 2 (SOFTLOGIX Ethernet Controller) by a RIGHT CLICK with the mouse
or press SHIFT- F10 on the keyboard or double tap on touch screen.
d. Select PROGRAM and acknowledge the window asking to set controller to

program mode by selecting YES. This stops the application from running and
shutting down the 200R.
3. The 200R will stop trying to shut down. NOTE: REMEMBER TO PLACE THE CONTROL
BACK INTO RUN MODE USING THIS PROCEDURE AFTER ISSUE RESOLVED.
4. If unable to boot the 200R to the Standby or Cycle Screen, the desklock screen will
also appear for a short time during start up. Select Chassis Monitor (SLGX Chassis)
by tapping on the touch screen icon at this time and put Slot 2 in program mode by
following step c and d.
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VII. REPLACING THE AENT MODULE
a. Disconnect the
crossover Ethernet
cable from the faulty c. Remove the ADJACENT
AENT module and turn Input module 1 by
the orange locking folding down tab and
screw 90 degrees. lifting out module.
d. Lift the AENT module

straight out of its base.
b. Remove the wiring
terminal by folding
down the tab and lifting
the tab up and out.
1. BEFORE PROCEEDING, USING THE KEY SWITCH, TURN THE CONTROL OFF. ALLOW FOR
THE PROPER SHUTDOWN SEQUENCE (10 MINUTES). THEN TURN THE 3 PHASE
BREAKER TO THE OFF POSITION TO REMOVE AC POWER FROM THE POWER SUPPLY.
USE LOCK-OUT TAG-OUT PRODCEDURE.
2. Remove the faulty AENT. Important: the modules are keyed together. Do not force
the parts or damage to the components may occur.
a. Disconnect the crossover Ethernet cable from the faulty AENT module and
turn the orange locking screw 90 degrees.
b. Remove the wiring terminal by folding down the tab and lifting the tab up and
out.
c. Remove the ADJACENT Input module 1 by folding down tab and lifting out
module.
d. Lift the AENT module straight out of its base.
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3. Installation of the new AENT module.
a. Set the thumb wheels on the new AENT module to 002, this will set the
factory default communication IP address of the module to 192.168.1.2.
b. Install the new AENT module into the chassis, in reverse order of removing
the AENT directions. Make sure the AENT power connector is fully seated
before pressing the locking tab into position.
c. Plug the Null Modem Ethernet cable into the new AENT module. Remove the
Null Modem Ethernet cable from the 200R Lan1 and connect to the laptop.
The laptop is now connected to the newly installed AENT module.
d. Reinstall the previously removed adjacent input module
e. It will be now be necessary to configure the newly installed AENT module.
f. TURN ON THE AC POWER TO THE CONTROL AND TURN THE KEYSWITCH TO

THE ON POSITION. ALLOW THE AENT MODULE TO INITIALIZE.
g. Follow the steps in Section III: SETTING THE LAPTOP TO A STATIC ADDRESS.
192.168.1.2
h. Set up Chassis size following instructions in Section IV: CONFIGURING THE

AENT MODULE CHASSIS SIZE.
i. Set up AENT IP Address following instructions in Section V: CONFIGURING

AENT IP ADDRESS.
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Pressure
Transducer
Module 9
RTD Input
Module 8
RTD Input
Module 7
Output
Modules 4-6
Input
Modules 1-3
AENT
Module 0
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APPENDIX A: I/O MODULE CONFIGURATION

Module Module Module Air Manifold
Module Input or Output
Number Description Function Activated
Point I/O
MOD 0 AENT N/A
Controller
IN0 - LLS1 FLOODED CHAMBER SWITCH

IN1 - LS1 OE DOOR CLOSED
IN2 - LS2 NOE DOOR CLOSED
Digital IN3 - LS3 OE DOOR OPEN SENSOR
MOD 1 1734-IB8 Input 24V No
DC IN4 - LS4 NOE DOOR OPEN SENSOR
IN5 - PS1 OE DOOR SEAL PRESSURE SWITCH
IN6 - PS2 NOE DOOR SEAL PRESSURE SWITCH
IN7 - PS3 UTILITY WATER PRESSURE SWITCH
IN0 - PS4 UTILITY STEAM PRESSURE SWITCH
IN1 - PS5 UTILITY AIR PRESSURE SWITCH
IN2 - PB1 OE DOOR OPEN
IN3 - PB2 OE DOOR CLOSE
Digital
MOD 2 1734-IB8 Input 24V IN4 - PB3 NOE DOOR OPEN No
DC IN5 - PB4 NOE DOOR CLOSE
IN6 - ES1 AND ES2 EMERGENCY STOP OE AND
NOE
IN7 - UPS1 RDY UNINTERRUPTABLE POWER
SUPPLY READY
IN0 - UPS1 BUF UNINTERRUPTABLE POWER
SUPPLY BUFFER
IN1 - UPS1 BAT UNINTERRUPTABLE POWER
SUPPLY BATTERY
Digital IN2 - LS5 CHAMBER LOADED/UNLOADED ALUS
MOD 3 1734-IB8 Input 24V IN3 - LS6 CHAMBER READY TO LOAD ALUS No
DC
IN4 - LS7 CHAMBER READY TO UNLOAD ALUS
IN5 - LS8 DOOR A OE LOCK SENSOR
IN6 - LS9 DOOR B NOE LOCK SENSOR
IN7 - GENERATOR ALARM
OUT0 - SV1 FILTERED AIR VALVE (BLACK)
OUT1 - SV2 STEAM TO CHAMBER VALVE
(WHITE)
OUT2 - SV3 CHAMBER FAST EXHAUST VALVE
(RED)
OUT3 - SV4 DRAIN COOLING WATER LARGE
(GREEN)
MOD 4 1734-OB8 0utput DC No
OUT4 - SV 7 VACUUM PUMP WATER VALVE
(ORANGE)
OUT5 - SV9 STEAM TO JACKET VALVE (BLUE)
OUT6 -SV35 DOOR A OE SEAL STEAM VALVE
(WHITE/BLACK)
OUT7 - SV36 DOOR B NOE SEAL STEAM VALVE
(RED/BLACK)
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OUT0 - SV37 DOOR A OE SEAL EXHAUST

VALVE (GREEN/BLACK)
OUT1 - SV38 DOOR B NOE SEAL EXHAUST
VALVE (ORANGE/BLACK)
OUT2 - SV40 CHAMBER SLOW EXHAUST VALVE
(BLUE/BLACK)
MOD 5 1734-OB8 0utput DC OUT3 - SV46 DRAIN COOLING WATER VALVE No
(BLACK AND WHITE)
OUT4 - SPARE
OUT5 - M1C-96
OUT6 -STEAM GENERATOR ON CR6-A1
OUT7 - STEAM GENERATOR FSH CR7-A1
OUT0 - M2R DOOR MOTOR A OE POWER DOOR
LEFT
OUT1 - M2R DOOR MOTOR A OE POWER DOOR
RIGHT
OUT2 - M3R DOOR MOTOR B NOE POWER
DOOR LEFT
MOD 6 1734-OB8 0utput DC OUT3 - M3R DOOR MOTOR B NOE POWER No
DOOR RIGHT
OUT4 - SPARE
OUT5 - ALUS-ALSC
OUT6 -ALUS-AUSC
OUT7 - SPARE
2 IN0/B - CHAMBER RTD1-2 AGND ( BLACK)
4 RETO - CHAMBER RTD1-3 -SIGNAL1 (BROWN)
0 IN0/A - CHAMBER RTD1-1 +SIGNAL1 (BLUE)
RTD 3 IN1/A - RECORDER RTD2-5 AGND ( BLACK)
MOD 7 1734-1R2E ANALOG No
Input 5 RET1 - RECORDER RTD2-6 -SIGNAL1 (BROWN)
1 IN1/A - RECORDER RTD2-4 +SIGNAL1 (BLUE)
6 OUT6 - EMPTY
7 OUT7 - EMPTY
2 IN0/B - JACKET RTD3-4 AGND ( BLACK)
4 RETO - JACKET RTD3-2 -SIGNAL1 (BROWN)
0 IN0/A - JACKET RTD3-3 +SIGNAL1 (BLUE)
RTD 3 IN1/A - WASTE RTD4-4 AGND ( BLACK)
MOD 8 1734-1R2E ANALOG No
Input 5 RET1 - WASTE RTD4-2 -SIGNAL1 (BROWN)
1 IN1/A - WASTE RTD4-3 +SIGNAL1 (BLUE)
6 OUT6 - EMPTY
7 OUT7 - EMPTY
0 IN0 - CHAMBER PRESSURE TRANSDUCER
PT1-2 (BLACK)
1 IN1 - EMPTY
2 CH GND - CHAMBER PRESSURE
RTD TRANSDUCER PT1-GROUND (DRAIN)
MOD 9 1734-1R2E ANALOG 3 CH GND - EMPTY No
Input 4 C - EMPTY
5 C - EMPTY
6 V - CHAMBER PRESSURE TRANSDUCER PT1-1
(BROWN)
7 V - EMPTY
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APPENDIX B: AENT MODULE INDICATOR LIGHTS
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APPENDIX C: SOFTLOGIX CONTROLLER (SLOT2)
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APPENDIX D: SOFTLOGIX ETHERNET/IP MODULE (SLOT 3)
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SETUP, REPLACEMENT, AND

FOR EVOLUTION STERILIZERS

WHEN TO USE THIS INSTRUCTION

 200R does not sync with AENT module

 Replace AENT Module. See instructions Sections VII.

I/O unresponsive  Reseat all power connections and modules on

 Virtual remove and replace Ethernet module See instructions Section I.

 Reset Chassis Size to 10. See instructions Sections IV.

 Replace AENT Module. See instructions Sections VII.

SoftLogix Chassis Monitor  Power down the control completely (remove

I. REMOVE & REPLACE THE VIRTUAL AENT ETHERNET

5. Select PROGRAM and acknowledge the window asking to set controller to

6. Select (right click) Slot 3 (SOFTLOGIX Ethernet Controller).

7. Select Remove from the drop down menu.

Important: Do not check box to Clear Chassis Monitor module configuration.

9. Select (right-click) Slot #3 (SOFTLOGIX Ethernet Controller) of the chassis monitor

10. Select Create.

Virtual removal and replacement of control module in Slot 3 is complete.

II. PREPARING THE AENT MODULE

1. Using a pencil or pen point, set the node address

1. Set the thumbwheels

2. Not this end! Disconnect

III. SETTING THE LAPTOP TO A STATIC ADDRESS

4. Turn off the wireless switch on your laptop (if so equipped).

8. Select the CONNECTIONS TAB at top of the INTERNET PROPERTIES window.

9. Click on the LAN Settings button

11. Close the INTERNET PROPERTIES window.

17. Click and then click .

18. Type: 192.168.1.2

IV. CONFIGURING THE AENT CHASIS SIZE

1. Click on the Configuration Folder.

2. Then click on the Identity Subfolder.

NOTE: The password is case sensitive.

6. Proceed to Section V: CONFIGURING THE AENT IP ADDRESS.

V. CONFIGURING THE AENT IP ADDRESS

7. Click on the Configuration Folder.

8. Then click on the Network Subfolder.

Ethernet interface Configuration = Static

12. Close the Microsoft Internet Explorer.

i. Make sure SLOT#2 SOFTLOGIX Control is in RUN. (Section I)

ii. Attempt to Remove and Replace the SLOT #3 again. (Section I)

VI. PUTTING THE AENT INTO PROGRAM MODE TO

1. Attach a USB keyboard to the 200R.

2. Turn on key switch. After the 200R has booted:

a. Press ALT_ESC on keyboard to bring up the DESKLOCK window.

d. Select PROGRAM and acknowledge the window asking to set controller to

VII. REPLACING THE AENT MODULE

d. Lift the AENT module

d. Lift the AENT module straight out of its base.

3. Installation of the new AENT module.

d. Reinstall the previously removed adjacent input module

e. It will be now be necessary to configure the newly installed AENT module.

f. TURN ON THE AC POWER TO THE CONTROL AND TURN THE KEYSWITCH TO

h. Set up Chassis size following instructions in Section IV: CONFIGURING THE

i. Set up AENT IP Address following instructions in Section V: CONFIGURING

APPENDIX A: I/O MODULE CONFIGURATION

IN0 - LLS1 FLOODED CHAMBER SWITCH

OUT0 - SV37 DOOR A OE SEAL EXHAUST

APPENDIX B: AENT MODULE INDICATOR LIGHTS

APPENDIX C: SOFTLOGIX CONTROLLER (SLOT2)

APPENDIX D: SOFTLOGIX ETHERNET/IP MODULE (SLOT 3)

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