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Note: See the DAServer Manager documentation for general information about working in this snap-in environment.

7.Before the DAServer is started, you must first build the device hierarchy to establish communications to each of the controllers.

Important! For step-by-step procedures on how to build the device hierarchy, please see the following section, "DASOmronEth Hierarchy in the DAServer Manager."

Note: Selecting the Configuration object of the hierarchy tree displays the Global Parameters configuration view for this DAServer. The default Poke Mode settings for the DAServer is Optimization mode. Configuration of all other global parameters as required for this DAServer. For more information about the Global Parameters dialog box, including descriptions of the different Poke Modes, see the DAServer Manager documentation. You can access that documentation by clicking the DAServer Manager icon and selecting the Help topics on the Help menu, and then navigating through the DAServer Manager book.

Important! Any Global Parameters that appear dimmed are either not supported or cannot be configured for this DAServer. Simulation Mode is not supported.

8.When the DASOmronEth hierarchy build has been completed, you can start configuring the respective devices for communications.

9.You may create the desired Device Groups for each controller by:

•Navigating to the object of interest in the DAServer Manager tree view.

•Clicking on the Device Groups tab.

•Right-clicking in the Device Groups dialog box and selecting the Add command from the shortcut menu.

Important! For step-by-step procedures on configuring Device Groups, please see the following section, "Configuring Device Group Definitions."

10.Finally, you may create the desired Device Items for each controller by:

• Navigating to the object of interest in the DAServer Manager tree view.

• Clicking on the Device Items tab.

• Right-clicking in the Device Items dialog box and selecting the Add command from the shortcut menu.

Important! For step-by-step procedures on configuring Device Items, please see the following section, "Configuring Device Item Definitions."

Note: When any configuration view is in an open state and you open the same server the second time, the DAServer locks the second instance of this same-server access for any update or configuration activities. Access to this second opening instance will resume after the first one has been closed.

The DAServer is now ready for use. In order to use the DAServer, you must activate it.

•If you are using an OPC Client, the DAServer can be auto-started.

•If you are using DDE/SuiteLink, you must start the DAServer either as a manual or automatic service.

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Contents Ver 1.x Rev DR 170 Omron Ethernet Direct DAServer User’s GuideContents Contents About This User GuideIndex Overview IntroductionCommunication Protocols Application Communications ProtocolsSuiteLink Fins Message Communication Accessing Items via the DAServerFastDDE NetDDEDDE/SuiteLink Demo Mode FeaturesBefore starting the Omron Ethernet DAServer Ethernet Unit Configuration Example for CS1 PLC Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Example program for sending unsolicited data from PLC Comments on example program ladder diagramKlinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer To prepare the Omron Ethernet DAServer Getting Started Quickly with the DAServerConfiguring the DAServer NewSOCKET000 by defaultAdd Controller Object To prepare the Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer DASOmronEth Hierarchy in the DAServer Manager To create Socket objects from the Configuration branchHost Name IP Addr Port NumberTo add Controller to your Omron Ethernet hierarchy Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Configuring Device Group Definitions Device Group DefinitionsTo create or add device groups To make edits on device groups To delete device groups To configure default update intervalsArchiving Configuration Sets To edit update intervalsTo archive configuration sets Scan-Based Message HandlingTo use different configuration sets from the current one Configuring Device Item DefinitionsDevice Item Definitions Name Item ReferenceTo add item references To create or add device itemsTo rename a device item from the list To delete a device item from the listHot Configuration To export device itemsTo import device items PnS Item Name General FormatPnb or Pnbb or Pn.b or Pn.bb Pn-PhSLong Format Signed/BCD BCD FormatFloating Point Format IEEE/BCD Ascii Strings FormatRead WriteImortant Note CS1/CJ1 PLCs = a To M= a Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer C200HX/C200HG/C200HE PLCs CV-series PLCs PVS Step Status Flag or Bit StatusCPM2x PLCs Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer CQM1 PLCs DAServer Standard System Items System Item Type Description Values Name Access Rights DAServer Global System ItemDAServer Device-Specific System Items Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Range DAServer Device-Group-Specific System ItemsRange AREA10.VESSEL1.TIC1.PLC.D100 Generic OPC SyntaxYourOPCAccessPath.$SYS$Status Monitoring Connectivity Status with the PLC=DASOmronEthPLC!$SYS$Status Using DDEStatus and IOStatus in Excel Monitoring the Status of DAS ConversationsReading Values from the DAServer into Excel Channel=INITIATEapplicationname,topicname Writing Values to the DAServer from Excel=POKEchannel,itemname, DataReference =TERMINATEchannelError Messages and Codes DAServer Error MessagesError Message Explanation Probable Cause Solution Log Flag Item Names Creating write Invalid value poked Check Item’s DASProtFail Data, received Take into DASProtWarn Error code Logger Message Log Flag Server-Specific Error CodesFins Response Codes Main Code Sub Probable Cause Remedy Log Flag HexKlinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer DAServers DAServer ArchitecturePlug-ins DAS EnginePLC Protocol Layer Component Environments Klinkmann Automation
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