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Network Processing Module 22 (INNPM22)

Firmware Revision A_2


Release Notes

Introduction
This instruction describes firmware A_2 for the Network Processor Module 22 (INNPM22), and its
installation procedures. Read this instruction in its entirety before installing the firmware.

Purpose
The firmware is a maintenance release of the Harmony Processor Module 22. This INNPM22
release provides a general performance enhancement when used with INNIS21 revision G_0
firmware.

Compatibility
Firmware Compatibility
INNPM22 firmware revision A_2 is based on INNPM22 firmware revision A_1. It can be used in
redundant or non-redundant Infi-90 communication module pairs. The INNPM22 is authorized for
use with INNIS21 modules only. The INNIS21 firmware must be revision F_7 or higher. The
INNPM22 is not authorized to be used with INNIS01 or INNIS11 modules.
The INNPM22 does not support Plant Loop.
Redundancy Compatibility
INNPM22 will operate redundantly only with another INNPM22 module of the same firmware
revision. A redundancy cable, PMKHRMBRC3000A (side by side) or PMKHRMBRC3000B
(vertically located in MMU directly above or below the primary), is required for redundancy.

Fixed Problems
This INNPM22 version A_2 release resolves the following issues as shown in the table
below.

Issue

NPM22 Does Not


Recognize Failed
Nodes On Loop

Description
The NPM22 will fail to recognize that a remote node has gone offline if
there are no exception reports routed to that node. The symptom of this
failure is that import blocks receiving exceptions from the offline remote
node remain in good quality status, instead of going to bad quality status
as expected.
This problem was first introduced in NPM22 firmware revision A_0 and
has now been resolved in A_2.

Known Issues
The following issues are known issues with NPM22 user documentation,
3BUA001091R0001.

Issue

Description

Figure PR1-2 in
procedure PR1
incorrectly shows MMU
dipshunt locations

The figure incorrectly indicates that the dipshunt is to be removed


between the second NPM22/NIS21 pair. This is not correct. A dipshunt
is required between each NPM22/NIS21 pair. Dipshunts are to be
removed on either side of the NPM22/NIS21 pair.

Procedure PR6
incorrectly identifies
factory settings for
NPM22 jumpers

The correct factory jumper settings are


Jumper
Setting
J1
No jumpers
J2
All four jumpers set in the vertical position
J3
2-3
J4
1-2
J5
1-2

Procedure PR15
incorrectly identifies
SW1 as needing to
have pole 1 set Open.

All references to SW1 are incorrect in this procedure. Replace SW1 with
SW5 everywhere that SW1 appears in the procedure.
These release notes have also been corrected to callout SW5.

INNPM22 Firmware Installation Notes


INNPM22 firmware must be loaded with a direct serial (RS232) connection to a computer with
terminal emulator software. The procedure for loading firmware using Microsoft HyperTerminal is
given below. Refer to the Cnet-to-HCU Communication Interface INNIS21/INNPM22 Users
Manual, 3BUA001091R0001 for switch locations and setting options.
PROCEDURE TO DOWNLOAD FIRMWARE TO A INNPM22:
1. Set NPM22 SW5 pole 1 to open
Set NPM22 SW2 poles 3,5,6,8 open
2. Connect an RS232 cable to DB9 connector just behind NPM22 front panel. (Note: A flat ribbon
cable with DB9 connectors will be required if there is no space between MMU modules.) The other
end of cable goes to PC COM port.
3. Using HyperTerminal, configure your COM port to 38, N, 8, 1 (38K baud, no parity, 8 data bits, 1
stop bit) (Select no flow control).
4. Plug NPM22 module into the MMU.
5. Observe the following prompt on the PC:
"Hello, enter "~" and "!" to start XMODEM download"
6. Use the HyperTerminal "Transfer" pull down menu to select "send"
7. Select the download file (like: WE-PI-1900697A_2-A-1-A.bin) and XModem protocol.
8. Highlight and copy (Use Ctrl-C) the file name and path (you will need this later).
9. Close the send file dialog box.
10. Type "~!" and you will see the following prompt:
"You have 10 sec to start XMODEM download of binary file"
11. Use the HyperTerminal "Transfer" pull down menu and select "send"
12. Use Ctrl-V to paste the file name and path in the file transfer dialog box.
13. Type "return" to start the transfer.
14. When the transfer is complete, the NPM22 takes about one minute to program the flash
memory. After the flash memory has been programmed, you will see the original prompt on the
screen:
"Hello, enter "~" and "!" to start XMODEM download"
DO NOT REMOVE THE NPM22 UNTIL AFTER YOU OBSERVE THIS MESSAGE

PROCEDURE TO DOWNLOAD FIRMWARE TO A INNPM22:


15. Remove the NPM22 and set SW5 pole 1 and all SW2 poles to the closed position.
16. Optional Change the baud rate settings, and enable the Local/Remote diagnostics, and the
banner displayed on the serial port should be: NPM22 revision A_2.001

INNPM22 Firmware Update Notes (Redundancy Link Copy)


The INNPM22 is capable of loading firmware updates to another INNPM22 using the redundancy
link. Perform a serial port firmware download to a single INNPM22 module. Subsequent
firmware updates can be done quickly using the redundancy link. INNPM22 Firmware revision
A_0 build 8 or later is required in the target module.
PROCEDURE TO COPY FIRMWARE TO A INNPM22 USING THE REDUNDANCY LINK:
Start this section with a module that has the desired firmware loaded. Two adjacent MMU module
slots must be available and the redundancy link cable (part # PMKHRMBRC3000A or
PMKHRMBRC3000B) is required.
Individual Procedure:
1. Set source NPM22 module switches as follows to select test 0x2C:
Set NPM22 SW5 pole 1 to open
Set NPM22 SW2 poles 3,5,6 open
2. Set target NPM22 module switches as follows to select test 0x2C:
Set NPM22 SW5 pole 1 to open
Set NPM22 SW2 poles 3,5,6 open
Set NPM22 SW3 pole 8 open (identifies this as the target module)
3. Install the target NPM22 module in the MMU in a slot that has an empty slot next to it.
4. The target NPM22 will have all LEDs dark except for the status LED which should be green.
5. Install the source NPM22 next to the target NPM22 and stop the module, using the
stop/restart pushbutton.
6. Connect the redundancy cable between the source and target NPM22 module.
7. Start the source NPM22 by pushing the stop/reset pushbutton.
8. Verify that both source and target NPM22 modules start flashing front panel LEDs. In 60
seconds or less, the source module will red light with LED 1-6 illuminated, and the target
module will turn off all LEDs except for the green status led.
9. Remove the target NPM22 and install it in a node with a NIS21.
10. Read the module status (or connect to the diagnostic port) and verify that the desired
firmware is loaded.

Related Documents
The following table lists the related documents associated with the INNPM22.
Number
3BUA001091R0001
WBPEEUI260040A1

Title
CNET to HCU Communication Interface (INNIS21/INNPM22)
Communications Termination Unit NTCL01

Support
Contact ABB technical support for assistance in problem reporting.

3BUA001341R0001 Rev B. Printed in U.S.A. July 2009


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