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  • Tento riadok sa pridal
  • Riadok je odstránený.
  • Formátovanie sa zmenilo.

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Kotva
in
in
Input I/O tags:


  • The input I/O tag has an address IN.
    Note: on redundant lines an I/O tag with address IN receives values read from any line (primary/secondary), eventually from any system (A/B).
  • on line-redundant lines (Serial Line Redundant, SerialOverUDP Line Redundant, TCP/IP-TCP Redundant) it is possible to configure I/O tags with addresses IN_A and IN_B to distinguish inputs from primary/secondary line
  • on system-redundant lines (Serial System&Line Redundant, SerialOverUDP System&Line Redundant) it is possible to configure I/O tags with addresses IN_A, IN_B, IN_C, IN_D to distinguish inputs from primary/secondary line of system A/Ba numerical address (1 ... 999) indicating the position of the value (Data1, Data2 ... Data N) in the received data sentence
    StartMark Data1 Separator Data2 Separator .... DataN EndMark
    Note: if there are no I/O tags for some addresses, these values ​​will be ignored.
    Example: Input I/O tags with addresses 1 and 3 are configured, the value with address 2 (Data2) will be ignored.


Kotva
out
out
Output I/O tags:


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  • a numerical address (1 ... 999) indicating the position of the value (Data1, Data2 ... Data N) in the sent data sentence.
    Note: if there are no I/O tags for some addresses, then these values ​​will not be sent (nor the separators between them).
    Example: Output I/O tags with addresses 1 and 5 are configured, the following data sentence will be sent:
    StartMark Data1 Separator Data5 EndMark

Kotva
zmeny_upravy
zmeny_upravy
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