Omron DR 170 14 manual Configuring Device Item Definitions, Name Item Reference

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3.In the Archive Configuration Set configuration view, provide a Configuration Set Name.

4.Click Archive.

•All current configuration values are saved to the archived set.

Once you have archived at least one configuration set, you can select it for use.

To use different configuration sets from the current one

1.Make sure the DAServer is not running.

2.In the DAServer Manager, right-click the Configuration node in the hierarchy below your DAServer.

3.Select Use Another Configuration Set from the shortcut menu and click on a configuration set in the sub-menu.

• All parameters in the DAServer configuration hierarchy change to the chosen configuration set.

Configuring Device Item Definitions

The Device Items tab in the Parameters configuration view is used to define aliases to actual PLC items. The Device Items dialog box is the place where the following activities are performed:

•Creating new device item definitions for PLC items.

•Modifying the existing device items.

•Deleting device items.

•Archiving the created list of device items to a .csv file, a file with values separated by commas.

•Bringing a .csv file into the Device Items tab.

Each device item definition should contain a unique name for the PLC associated with it.

Device Item Definitions

The Device Items dialog box, which is displayed by clicking the Device Items tab in the CV500 Parameters configuration view, is used to add, clear all, rename, delete, import and export device items. The Device Items dialog box has the following two columns:

•Name: This column defines the alias names to actual PLC items.

•Item Reference: The actual PLC item names, linked to the created aliases, are defined in this column.

For example, for Data Memory Area D100, the following entries can be created.

Name

Item Reference

D100_Unsigned

D100

D100_Signed

D100S

Note: When you create or add a new device item, a unique name needs to be entered for it.

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Contents Ver 1.x Rev DR 170 Omron Ethernet Direct DAServer User’s GuideContents About This User Guide ContentsIndex Overview IntroductionApplication Communications Protocols Communication ProtocolsSuiteLink NetDDE Accessing Items via the DAServerFins Message Communication FastDDEDDE/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 DAServerNewSOCKET000 by default Configuring the DAServerAdd 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 branchPort Number Host Name IP AddrTo add Controller to your Omron Ethernet hierarchy Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Device Group Definitions Configuring Device Group DefinitionsTo create or add device groups To make edits on device groups To delete device groups To configure default update intervalsScan-Based Message Handling To edit update intervalsArchiving Configuration Sets To archive configuration setsName Item Reference Configuring Device Item DefinitionsTo use different configuration sets from the current one Device Item DefinitionsTo delete a device item from the list To create or add device itemsTo add item references To rename a device item from the listTo export device items Hot ConfigurationTo import device items Pn-PhS Item Name General FormatPnS Pnb or Pnbb or Pn.b or Pn.bbAscii Strings Format BCD FormatLong Format Signed/BCD Floating Point Format IEEE/BCDWrite ReadImortant Note = a To M CS1/CJ1 PLCs= 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 DAServer Global System Item System Item Type Description Values Name Access RightsDAServer Device-Specific System Items Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Range DAServer Device-Group-Specific System ItemsRange AREA10.VESSEL1.TIC1.PLC.D100 Generic OPC SyntaxMonitoring Connectivity Status with the PLC YourOPCAccessPath.$SYS$Status=DASOmronEthPLC!$SYS$Status Monitoring the Status of DAS Conversations Using DDEStatus and IOStatus in ExcelReading Values from the DAServer into Excel =TERMINATEchannel Writing Values to the DAServer from ExcelChannel=INITIATEapplicationname,topicname =POKEchannel,itemname, DataReferenceDAServer Error Messages Error Messages and CodesError Message Explanation Probable Cause Solution Log Flag Item Names Creating write Invalid value poked Check Item’s DASProtFail Data, received Take into DASProtWarn Main Code Sub Probable Cause Remedy Log Flag Hex Server-Specific Error CodesError code Logger Message Log Flag Fins Response CodesKlinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer DAServers DAServer ArchitectureDAS Engine Plug-insPLC Protocol Layer Component Environments Klinkmann Automation
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