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Communication line configuration
Communication line protocol parameters
Communication station configuration
Communication station parameters
I/O tag configuration
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This communication supports data reading and writing by IEC870-5-101 communication protocol with special modifications. TCP/IP UDP network communication or a serial communication on Serial or SerialOverUDP Device Redundant communication line can be used.
An implementation according to IEC870-5-101 standard:
Configuration line
dialog box - tab Protocol parameters.
They influences some of the
optional protocol parameters. The following line parameters can be set:
Table 1
Parameter | Meaning | Unit | Default value |
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Link Address | Communication line address (1 byte). | - | 1 |
Communication Error Timeout | Timeout defined for the check of communication on the line (or on the lines of primary or backup communication in case of UDP communication). If communication does not work longer than it is this value, the values of all communication stations on the line will be transferred to StCOMERR state. | ms | 10 sec |
Configuration station
dialog box - tab Protocol parameters.
They influences some of the optional protocol parameters. The following
station parameters can be set:
Table 2
Parameter | Meaning | Unit | Default value |
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Retry Count | Number of the call retry when some communication error occurs. | - | 2 |
Retry Timeout | A delay between the call retries when some communication error occurs. | ms | 100 ms |
Wait First Timeout | Time of the first waiting for response after the call has been sent. | ms | 100 ms |
Wait Timeout | A delay between reading of the response till its completing. | ms | 500 ms |
Max. Wait Retry | Number of retry of response reading till its completing. | - | 6 |
No Data Timeout | A delay after the response without data has come (Positive Quittung). | ms | 300 ms |
Analog Constant | A constant to calculate an address of a measurement. | - | 129 |
Analog Offset | A constant to calculate an address of a measurement. | - | 40000 |
Digital Constant | A constant to calculate an address of the signals. | - | 501 |
Counter Constant | A constant to calculate an address of the signals. | - | 1026 |
Counter Offset | A constant to calculate an address of the counters. | - | 60000 |
DataClass Req. Compatibility | A compatibility of data class 1 and class 2 requests according to IEC870-5-101 specification. A value NO means that only data class 1 are called. | YES/NO | NO |
Send PostMortemData | Permission to send a received data with a timestamp as so-called post-mortem data (only to an archive). | YES/NO | YES |
A possible I/O tags: Ai, Ao, Ci, Di, Dout, Qi
The address consists of two parameters - Object and Value.
These parameter are used to calculate the address (in the range 0 to 65535) according to these formulas:
As regards Dout tags, you can set Value address (i.e. Object and Value). A basic address data is required at writing. Value address is used to update I/O tag value at reading.
The differences between IEC870-5 and IEC870-5-101 protocols:
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