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Parameters depending on the protocol type determine the communication protocol behaviour behavior during communication with the station. Parameters are entered into the input Protocol parameters edit field textbox in the form:
PRM1=value;PRM2=value etc.
PRM1, PRM2 - names of parameters
In the following table, the most commonly used protocol parameters are described together with the explanation of function, which . These are used mainly for asynchronous protocols of Request/Response type. Particular types of supported parameters for individual protocols can be found in documentations the documentation of protocols.
| parameter | name | meaning |
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| RC | Retry Count |
Maximum | The maximum number of request's repeats, |
until the communication protocol gets the requested | if no response to the request is received. |
| RT | Retry Time [ms] | Time (in milliseconds) of request delay if the previous response is evaluated as invalid. |
| WFT | Wait First Time [ms] | The first delay |
of | before reading a response |
reading | after request transmission is finished. |
| WT | Wait Time [ms] | Delay between |
another | individual data readings from the communication line before the response is completed. |
| MWR | Max Wait Retry |
Maximum | The maximum number of response reading repeats from the communication line before the response is completed. Between readings, there is a WT delay. |
Request | A request is repeated at most RC times. |
| B | The first WFT |
delay after massage | delay after message transmission. |
| C | The next WT delays are repeated at most MWR times. |
| D | If the response is not valid, there is an RT delay and the request is repeated. |
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