SP network in "no enable" status during startup
Device status of the SP master: No enable
The SP master awaits the readiness state of the SP slaves.

- Status bit 6 (sync signal active) in the status word is set to "1":
- → The SP master sends the synchronization signal.
- The binary output DO01 is set to "1":
- → The SP master is ready.
- The binary inputs are set to "0":
- → Other stations in the synchronization network are not ready.
Possible causes:
- The supply system of the SP slaves is not connected (e.g. during startup).
- The message chain is not closed correctly. Observe chapter Connect digital inputs/outputs.
Device status of SP slave 1: No enable
SP slave 1 does not receive a ready signal and therefore does not forward a ready signal.

- Status bit 6 (sync signal active) in the status word is set to "1":
- → The SP slave receives the synchronization signal from the SP master.
- One binary input is set to "0" or both binary inputs are set to "0":
- → Other stations in the synchronization network are not ready.
- → SP slave 1 is not ready and sets both binary outputs to "0".
Possible causes:
- The supply system of other SP slaves is not connected (e.g. during startup).
- The message chain is not closed correctly. Observe chapter Connect digital inputs/outputs.
Device status of SP slave 2: Not ready
SP slave 2 does not yet receive a synchronization signal and remains in the "not ready" device status.

- Status bit 6 (sync signal active) in the status word is set to "0":
- → SP slave 2 does not receive a synchronization signal and remains in the "not ready" device status while this is the case.
- One binary input is set to "0" or both binary inputs are set to "0":
- → Other stations in the synchronization network are not ready.
- → SP slave 2 is not ready and sets both binary outputs to "0".
Possible causes:
- The supply system of the SP master is not connected (e.g. during startup).
- The synchronization signal is not connected correctly. Observe chapter Connecting the synchronization signal.
