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This document discusses a MicroLogix 1100 controller experiencing a major fault error due to broadcast storms on the Ethernet network. The issue was resolved in firmware version FRN6. A similar error caused by large packet fragmentation was also resolved in firmware version FRN9. The document provides technical support information for Rockwell Automation customers experiencing these types of errors.

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Knowledgebase - #56575

This document discusses a MicroLogix 1100 controller experiencing a major fault error due to broadcast storms on the Ethernet network. The issue was resolved in firmware version FRN6. A similar error caused by large packet fragmentation was also resolved in firmware version FRN9. The document provides technical support information for Rockwell Automation customers experiencing these types of errors.

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56575 - MicroLogix 1100 on Ethernet : Major Fault Error 2h ; Unexpected hardware


watchdog timeout or asic reset counter
Access Level: TechConnect
Date Created: 11/11/2008 09:40 AM
Last Updated: 01/11/2013 11:40 PM

MicroLogix 1100 : Major Fault 2h ; Unexpected hardware watchdog timeout or asic reset counter
This is due to broadcast storms (consecutive broadcast packets) on the Ethernet network and has been resolved in FRN6 of the firmware.

This is due to large ethernet packet fragmentation and has been resolved in FRN9 of the firmware.

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