Transcription of Wonderware ABCIP DAServer User’s Guide - Logic …
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4 9 Technical Support .. 10 Chapter 2 Getting 11 Before You Begin .. 12 Supported Client Protocols .. 12 Supported Device Protocols .. 13 Supported Device Networks .. 14 Supported Devices .. 14 ControlLogix Controllers .. 14 GuardLogix Controllers .. 15 SoftLogix 5800 Controllers .. 15 CompactLogix Controllers .. 15 FlexLogix Controllers .. 15 MicroLogix Controllers .. 16 PLC-5 Controllers .. 16 SLC500 Controllers .. 16 Supported Topologies .. 17 Dual ENB Routing Topology .. 18 Device-Level Ring (DLR) Topology .. 19 Windows Firewall Considerations.
5 204 Contents ABCIP DAServer User s GuideChapter 3 Setting Up Your DAServer .. 21 Checklist for Setting up the ABCIP DAServer .. 23 Finding Your DAServer in the SMC .. 24 Chapter 4 27 Adding, Renaming, Deleting Port Objects .. 28 Adding a Port .. 28 Renaming a Port .. 29 Deleting a Port .. 30 Configuring ABCIP DAServer Ports .. 31 CIP Port Object Set-up .. 32 The Ethernet Network .. 33 ENB_CLX Object .. 33 BACKPLANE_CLX Object .. 35 PORT_ENB Object .. 36 LOGIX5000_CLX Object .. 37 ENB_FLX Object .. 40 BACKPLANE_FLX Object .. 42 LOGIX_FLX Object .. 43ML_EN Object.
6 46 ENB_CPLX Object .. 48 ENI_CPLX Object .. 49 BACKPLANE_CPLX Object .. 51 LOGIX_CPLX Object .. 52 SLC500_EN Object .. 55 The ControlNet Network .. 57 CNB_CLX Object .. 57 CNB_FLX Object .. 58 PORT_CN Object .. 60 PLC5_CN Object .. 61 SLC500_CN Object .. 62 CNB_PORT_CLX Object .. 64 CNB_PORT_FLX Object .. 66 CNB_PORT_CPLX Object .. 67 The DeviceNet Network .. 69 The Data Highway Plus Network .. 70 DHRIO_CLX Object .. 70 PORT_DHP Object .. 72 PLC5_DHP Object .. 74 SLC500_DHP Object .. 76M1785KA5_GWY Object .. 77ML_DH485 Object .. 79 Contents 5 ABCIP DAServer User s GuideSLC500_DH485.
7 81 Configuring Device Redundancy .. 83 Chapter 5 Device Groups and Device Items .. 87 Device Group Definitions .. 88 Device Item Definitions .. 90 Exporting and Importing DAServer Item Data .. 92 Scan-Based Message Handling .. 94 Unsolicited Message Handling .. 95 Chapter 6 Managing Your 99 Configuring the DAServer as Service .. 100 Configuring the DAServer as Not a Service .. 100 Archiving Configuration Sets .. 100 Activating/Deactivating the DAServer .. 103In-Proc/Out-of-Proc .. 103 Hot Configuration .. 104 Archiving Configuration Sets .. 104 Demo Mode.
8 105 Chapter 7 Accessing the Data in Your DAServer .. 107 Accessing Data Using OPC .. 107 Accessing Data Using DDE/SuiteLink .. 108 Chapter 8 ABCIP DAServer 109 OPC Browsing .. 110 Off-line OPC Item Browsing (Static Browsing) .. 110On-line OPC Item Browsing (Dynamic Browsing) .. 111 Logix5000 Optimization Mode .. 111 UDT Optimization .. 113 UDT Optimization with None Access Attribute .. 113 Logix5000 Write Optimization .. 113 Data Type Determination .. 114 Tag Database Status .. 115 Tag Database Version .. 115 Invalid Items Handling .. 116 Logix5000 Online Tag Management.
9 116 Adding or Removing Tags .. 117 Making PLC Program Routine Changes While the Logix Controller is Online .. 1176 Contents ABCIP DAServer User s GuideModifying Tags Through Downloaded Programs .. 117 Loading Tag Database from File .. 118 Auto Load Tags on Activation .. 118 Auto Synchronize Tags .. 118 Persisted Tags .. 118 Tag Database from File Options Matrix .. 120 Manual Tag Synchronization .. 122 Accessing Secured Logix5000-series Controllers .. 123 Auto Synchronize Tag Functionality Matrix .. 124 Persisted Tag Functionality Matrix .. 125 Controller Time Stamping.
10 125 Device Redundancy .. 128 Runtime Behavior .. 128 Chapter 9 Item Names/Reference Descriptions .. 131 Logix5000 Item Naming .. 132 Module-Defined Data Types .. 135 User-Defined Data Types .. 136 Block Reads and Writes of Arrays .. 136 PLC-5 Item Naming .. 138 Output File Items .. 140 Input File Items .. 141 Status File Items .. 142 Binary File Items .. 142 Timer File Items .. 143 Counter File Items .. 144 Control File Items .. 145 Integer File 145 Floating Point File Items .. 146 ASCII File Items .. 146 BCD File Items .. 147 ASCII String Section Items.
