Konnect randomly disconnects
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2026 9:21 am
Hi everyone,
in a machine that we recently installed, we added a Konnect board to handle a set of additional I/O.
It is connected to Klfop+Kanalog set with a shielded cable (0.8m long). the last part of cable is separated and connected to IDC for abnout 30mm and then to Konnect connector.
It happens randomly that we receive the "COMM ERROR Signature not A5" after which Konnect is not operative any more and requires running the initialization sequence again to come alive.
I have two questions: can I detect in code the error and force the initialize again? (just to have a quick fix)
I found this:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1583&p=6043&hilit=Konnect#p6043
but it is not clear what the suggested function do; I suppose Idle mean "not connected" while "serviced" means connected and operative. Is it correct?
looking in the distance what can I do to avoid this error? we already have a shielded cable (shileld connected only on one side), but it is clearly not enough; is there any measure w can do to understand the problem.
Thank you
Giancarlo
in a machine that we recently installed, we added a Konnect board to handle a set of additional I/O.
It is connected to Klfop+Kanalog set with a shielded cable (0.8m long). the last part of cable is separated and connected to IDC for abnout 30mm and then to Konnect connector.
It happens randomly that we receive the "COMM ERROR Signature not A5" after which Konnect is not operative any more and requires running the initialization sequence again to come alive.
I have two questions: can I detect in code the error and force the initialize again? (just to have a quick fix)
I found this:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1583&p=6043&hilit=Konnect#p6043
but it is not clear what the suggested function do; I suppose Idle mean "not connected" while "serviced" means connected and operative. Is it correct?
looking in the distance what can I do to avoid this error? we already have a shielded cable (shileld connected only on one side), but it is clearly not enough; is there any measure w can do to understand the problem.
Thank you
Giancarlo