text: <s>[INST] FactoryTalk Network Manager Hi Guys, who knows about the new Software FactoryTalk Network Manager? I am trying to get the connection with a stratix 5700 but no success. I think i do not know how to really configure the network Manager so that it sees the switch. Now just for the test i have a LAN cable from switch (any port) to the host PC where Network Manager is installed; the IP of the PC is in the same range like the switch. i can not find where to add a new topic/post, that is why i posted this in here, sorry. Any ideas? thank you [/INST] Yes, the .alarm and .faulted bits come from the PF40. You are correct; from this logic, ANY alarm or ANY fault will turn on bit 31. The PF40 does not offer a lot of diagnostics. The parameter list offers parameters 7, 8, and 9 as Fault Code 1, 2 and 3, the three most recent faults. You could use MSG instructions to get the code stored in those three parameters. You would then need to create a look-up table based on data you can find here: https://literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/um/22b-um001_-en-e.pdf Refer to section 4-3, page 95 of the PDF above. There's nothing wrong with the code. The drive is a simple drive. If you want a lot of useful diagnostics, a PF750 will give much more (at higher cost). This code tells you the drive faulted. You'd have to go to the drive, look at the fault code displayed on the LED display, and then look it up in the user manual. \\n </s>