Issue:
How to resolve an ILF condition on an ATV71 Ethernet IP option card (VW3A3320) while running Angry IP Scanner tool?
Product Line:
ATV61 and ATV71 drives with Ethernet IP option card
Environment:
Issue occurs when running a network scanning tool, in this case Angry IP Scanner.
Cause:
A setting in the Scanner generated the fault
Resolution:
Edit the functions running in the scanner and disable or turn off one labeled Web detect.
In Angry IP this can be found under the Select Fetchers set up screen as shown below.
Removing this function from the list prevented the drives from tripping on ILF.
How to resolve an ILF condition on an ATV71 Ethernet IP option card (VW3A3320) while running Angry IP Scanner tool?
Product Line:
ATV61 and ATV71 drives with Ethernet IP option card
Environment:
Issue occurs when running a network scanning tool, in this case Angry IP Scanner.
Cause:
A setting in the Scanner generated the fault
Resolution:
Edit the functions running in the scanner and disable or turn off one labeled Web detect.
In Angry IP this can be found under the Select Fetchers set up screen as shown below.
Removing this function from the list prevented the drives from tripping on ILF.
Released for:Schneider Electric USA
Issue:
How to resolve an ILF condition on an ATV71 Ethernet IP option card (VW3A3320) while running Angry IP Scanner tool?
Product Line:
ATV61 and ATV71 drives with Ethernet IP option card
Environment:
Issue occurs when running a network scanning tool, in this case Angry IP Scanner.
Cause:
A setting in the Scanner generated the fault
Resolution:
Edit the functions running in the scanner and disable or turn off one labeled Web detect.
In Angry IP this can be found under the Select Fetchers set up screen as shown below.
Removing this function from the list prevented the drives from tripping on ILF.
How to resolve an ILF condition on an ATV71 Ethernet IP option card (VW3A3320) while running Angry IP Scanner tool?
Product Line:
ATV61 and ATV71 drives with Ethernet IP option card
Environment:
Issue occurs when running a network scanning tool, in this case Angry IP Scanner.
Cause:
A setting in the Scanner generated the fault
Resolution:
Edit the functions running in the scanner and disable or turn off one labeled Web detect.
In Angry IP this can be found under the Select Fetchers set up screen as shown below.
Removing this function from the list prevented the drives from tripping on ILF.
Released for:Schneider Electric USA
