WikiPage Configuration modified by Steve

Steve — Mon, 14 May 2012 20:51:39 -0000

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-Configuration
+**Configuration**
 Contents
 
     1 Communications:
         Allen Bradley 1.1 (Ethernet / IP):
         1.2 UDP Simple:
         1.3 Modbus TCP:
    
 
-Communication Managers:
+**Communication Managers:**
 
 A process for each device or device group for which is required to communicate. All managers are configured through an XML file, you must have the following format:
 
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     \cliente1\
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         Quantity: Number of devices configured in the file.
         Name: ID of the host.
         Device: Set each of the devices.
 
-Allen Bradley (Ethernet / IP):
+**Allen Bradley (Ethernet / IP):**
 
 Process responsible for the protocol to communicate using Ethernet / IP.
 
      #> as-clx_ethip -d config.xml 
 
         d file: File XML device configuration.
 
 Where the configuration file must have the following format:
 
 \
     \allen_bradley_clx_ethip\
     \AB\
     \LGX\
     \1\
     \
         \CNET\
         \192.168.117.61\
         \1,1\
         \
     \
     \
     \100\
     \
         \
     \
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 Communication Manager
 
         id: Serial number of the device.
         model: Reference to the type of device communication.
         name: unique name that will serve as swap.
         Brand: Manufacturer of the device.
         Type: Family or device model.
         enabled: Enables the administrator to begin data acquisition.
         communication: Parameters of the protocol.
 
             type: type of communication protocol.
             address: Name or IP address of the device.
             path: Settings backplane where the processing module.
             node: Not used.
 
         groups: not used.
         tiempo_muestreo: data acquisition time in milliseconds.
         Reading: List of records to buy.
 
             address: Name Tag on the device.
             type: Type of Tag in the device.
             Writing: It permitted the writing of this tag in the device.
 
-Simple UDP:
+**Simple UDP:**
 
 Process that serves multiple UDP connections (multiple devices simultaneously), with a packet format agreed between the device and the communications manager.
 
     #> as-clx_ethip_ps -d config.xml -o 1 
 
         d file: File XML device configuration.
         o listener: listeners group configured in the XML file.
 
 Where the configuration file must have the following format:
 
 \
     \allen_bradley_clx_ethip_ps\
     \AB\
     \LGX\
     \1\
     \
         \PaS\
         \
         \
         \
     \
     \
         \
             \1\
             \
                 \
             \
         \
     \
     \100\
     \
 \
 
-Modbus TCP:
+**Modbus TCP:**
 
 Process responsible for communicating with other devices using Modbus TCP.

WikiPage Configuration modified by Steve

Steve — Mon, 14 May 2012 05:46:33 -0000

Configuration Contents 1 Communications: Allen Bradley 1.1 (Ethernet / IP): 1.2 UDP Simple: 1.3 Modbus TCP: Communication Managers: A process for each device or device group for which is required to communicate. All managers are configured through an XML file, you must have the following format: \ \2\ \cliente1\ \ . . . \ \ . . . \ \ Quantity: Number of devices configured in the file. Name: ID of the host. Device: Set each of the devices. Allen Bradley (Ethernet / IP): Process responsible for the protocol to communicate using Ethernet / IP. #> as-clx_ethip -d config.xml d file: File XML device configuration. Where the configuration file must have the following format: \ \allen_bradley_clx_ethip\ \AB\ \LGX\ \1\ \ \CNET\ \192.168.117.61\ \1,1\ \ \ \ \100\ \ \ \ \ Communication Manager id: Serial number of the device. model: Reference to the type of device communication. name: unique name that will serve as swap. Brand: Manufacturer of the device. Type: Family or device model. enabled: Enables the administrator to begin data acquisition. communication: Parameters of the protocol. type: type of communication protocol. address: Name or IP address of the device. path: Settings backplane where the processing module. node: Not used. groups: not used. tiempo_muestreo: data acquisition time in milliseconds. Reading: List of records to buy. address: Name Tag on the device. type: Type of Tag in the device. Writing: It permitted the writing of this tag in the device. Simple UDP: Process that serves multiple UDP connections (multiple devices simultaneously), with a packet format agreed between the device and the communications manager. #> as-clx_ethip_ps -d config.xml -o 1 d file: File XML device configuration. o listener: listeners group configured in the XML file. Where the configuration file must have the following format: \ \allen_bradley_clx_ethip_ps\ \AB\ \LGX\ \1\ \ \PaS\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \1\ \ \ \ \ \ \100\ \ \ Modbus TCP: Process responsible for communicating with other devices using Modbus TCP. #> as-mbtcp -d config.xml d file: File XML device configuration. Where the configuration file must have the following format: \ \modbus_tcp\ \ \ \1\ \ \MBTCP\ \192.168.117.58\ \502\ \66\ \ \ \300\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ id: Serial number of the device. model: Reference to the type of device communication. name: unique name that will serve as swap. Brand: Not used. type: Not used. enabled: Enables the administrator to begin data acquisition. communication: Parameters of the protocol. type: type of communication protocol. address: Name or IP address of the device. Port: Port where you will hear the Master Modbus. node: node in the network of Modbus devices. groups: not used. tiempo_muestreo: data acquisition time in milliseconds. Reading: List of records to buy. address: Address of Tag in the device. type: Type of Tag in the SCADA. Quantity: Number of records to read in a query. tmb: Tag Type in the Modbus device. Writing: It permitted the writing of this tag in the device.

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