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Enter the scan interval to be assigned to the device (default is 1000). The scan interval is the target time in milliseconds at which the current device will be scanned; it is the scan time which could be achieved under optimal circumstances. This will vary greatly from network to network, depending upon the number and type of devices being managed, the amount of data being requested by the client applications, and even the architecture of the network itself. The valid range for scan interval is 1 to 9999999; scan intervals less than 100 milliseconds are usually impossible due to network timing constraints.

Clicking OK accepts the entries and returns to the Device Configuration dialog box.

Modify

Select the device (topic) to be modified and click the Modify button. The Modify Device Configuration dialog box will appear. The options and fields in this dialog box are similar to those in the Add Device Configuration dialog box. Make any necessary modifications and click on the OK button. The modified information is reflected in the Device Configuration dialog box.

Delete

To delete a device (topic), select it and click on this button.

Activate checkbox

At the bottom right of the Device Configuration dialog box, you’ll notice a check box labeled Activate. This box provides a one-step way to turn a device on or off at the Server. Make sure this box is checked for each device; devices which are not Activated will not communicate with the Server. Conversely, for troubleshooting purposes, you can use this checkbox to quickly take a device off-line.

Device Type Information

CAUTION: Advanced users only. Do not access this option unless you have studied Chapter 6 and are sure of what you are doing. Misuse of this option may cause errors or malfunction of the Server.

See Chapter 6 of the GEH-6510 PMCS DDE Server User’s Guide for information on this option.

Operational Parameters

CAUTION: Advanced users only. Do not access this option unless you have studied Chapter 6 and are sure of what you are doing. Misuse of this option may cause errors or malfunction of the Server.

See Chapter 6 of the User’s Guide, Advanced Options, for information on this option.

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Contents Power Leader TM DMMS425 Back to Main Menu Contents Glossary of Terms This page left blank intentionally Chapter One Introduction WelcomeAbout DDE About NetDDEInstallation About the Pmcs DDE ServerEI User’s only Server with OPC InterfacesChapter One Introduction DDE Server User’s Guide Running Pmcs DDE Server as an NT Service Chapter Two Overview About PmcsChapter Two Overview DDE Server User’s Guide Devices Sample register mapNetworks Pmcs DDE ServerClient Applications What’s NextFirst-Time Configuration Device ConfigurationChapter Three Getting Started IntroductionLaunching the Program What’s on the DDE Server Screen?Menu Bar Menu ConventionsConfiguring Communication ports Ethernet Users Only EPM 7700 Xpress Card or Xplex 1620 Max Server UsersChapter Three Getting Started DDE Server User’s Guide Modbus TCP/IP Server Users Chapter Three Getting Started DDE Server User’s Guide Configuring the Devices Device Name Topic Starting the Server Com PortDisplaying I/O Traffic DDE Server User’s Guide Chapter Three Getting Started NetDDE Setup Overview Automatic NetDDE Setup VNDDE.EXEUtility VNDDE.EXE Error Messages Tips on using VNDDE.EXEResults Manual NetDDE Setup Trouble-Shooting VNDDE.EXEVNDDE.EXE FAQ’s Additional HelpChapter Three Getting Started DDE Server User’s Guide DDE Server User’s Guide Chapter Three Getting Started Chapter Three Getting Started DDE Server User’s Guide This page left blank intentionally Chapter Four Menus and Toolbars System MenuRun Server MenuStop View Menu Suspend Protocol/Resume ProtocolPrint I/O Traffic ExitDisplay Traffic DisplayColor Background Add DeviceDelete Clear DisplayRegister groups for display Configure Menu ConfigurationSave Display To File Port StatisticsConfigure Ports Modbus or EIDDE Server User’s Guide Chapter Four Menus and Toolbars Ports Ethernet only Ethernet Gateway UsersEPM 7700 Xpress Card or Xplex 1620 Max Server Users Chapter Four Menus and Toolbars DDE Server User’s Guide Modbus TCP/IP Server Users Chapter Four Menus and Toolbars DDE Server User’s Guide Add Device InfoChapter Four Menus and Toolbars DDE Server User’s Guide Modify DeleteActivate checkbox Device Type InformationGeneric Comm Interface DDE Server User’s Guide Chapter Four Menus and Toolbars Reports Menu Active LinksHelp Menu ToolbarTrouble-Shooting the Pmcs DDE Server Chapter Five TroubleshootingWWLogger Communications Client to Server Communications Server to Device NetDDE Trouble-Shooting Trouble-Shooting Flowchart Trouble-Shooting Chart Error MessagesCServerAppOnDeleteDev Invalid toolkit index Device device name Active Failed to delete itemlogical device handle, Protocol Handle No Write to Individual Discrete Bits Device type device type name is not a valid type for topic This page left blank intentionally Chapter Six Advanced Options Device Type Information Adding Generic DevicesAdd Default Type Function Codes Register Map Adding a Register Group Type Code Type of Register Supported Function Codes UseDDE Server User’s Guide Chapter Six Advanced Options Invalid Register Blocks Modifying an Invalid Register Block Deleting an Invalid Register BlockDeleting a Register Group Modifying a Register GroupMnemonics Importing or Exporting a Register GroupAdding a Mnemonic Modifying a MnemonicDeleting a Mnemonic Importing or Exporting MnemonicsProtocol Timer Tick Optimizing Server PerformanceServer Operational Parameters Valid Data Time-outCommunication Time-out Pmcs DDE Server .ini FileSlow Poll Count Maximum Query Retries Dead Device Scan IntervalSleepTime For Exception TimeDownLoad PeriodExitDisable UIHideAppendix a Register Addressing Conventions Data-Addressing ConventionsStandard Data Organization Data TypesExamples Special Naming ConventionsLong Words and Special Numbers Individual Bits In Registers XnnnnDL-BRegister Array Format This page left blank intentionally Glossary of Terms Terms You Should KnowGlossary of Terms DDE Server User’s Guide Index GE Industrial Systems