Varec 8315 Series manual Configuring Single Points

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Configuring the point involves entering configuration parameters. In some cases, connections to other points are required in order to perform a task. Creating connections involves setting references to allow data to be transferred between points.

6.6.1Overview

An outline of the section is listed below:

6.6.1.1Configuring Single Points

This section describes the method used to configure individual points including:

Adding a Point

This section describes how to define a point from the Main window.

Entering Point Data

This section describes how to enter the point’s parameters. Parameters are entered from the Edit Point Window.

Modifying Strap Tables

This section describes how to modify strap tables in ViewRTU.

6.6.1.2Configuring Multiple Points

This section describes the spreadsheet mode. The principles involved in point configuration are the same, but the methods are slightly different.

Adding Multiple Points

This section describes how to define a point from either the Main window or the Spreadsheet Mode window.

Entering Point Data

This section describes how to enter a point’s parameters. Parameters are entered from the Spreadsheet Mode window.

6.6.1.3Creating and Editing Connections

This section describes how to create connections between various points. Points may be used to retrieve and/or deliver data from other points.

6.6.2Configuring Single Points

Configuring the point involves entering configuration parameters. In some cases, connections between points must also be required in order to perform a function. All of these steps can be implemented from the Point Connections window. To display the Point Connections window, follow one of the methods listed below:

6.6.2.1Adding a Point

The user is able to add a point or point type by clicking on the Add Point push- button from the toolbar or by selecting Add from the Point menu.Once the point is added, the user is then able to configure the point. Defined point types appear in the Point Icon Selection Area and in the Spreadsheet Summary of the

main window.

6.6.2.2Entering Point Data

This section describes how to configure the parameters of any point. Each point has its own Edit Point window that requires some degree of configuration. Both the configuration and dynamic attributes of the point are found in the Edit Point Window. From this window, the user is able to view and edit database parameters.

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Contents Installation Operations Manual Page Copyright Disclaimer of Warranties Safety Precaution Definitions Safety Precautions Troubleshooting and maintenance InstallationUsing ViewRTU OverviewContents System Information SYS Using ViewRTU Troubleshooting Versions FeaturesApplications Power consumption Specifications System DesignPower Supply Operating temperatureHumidity Storage temperatureMechanical Construction Overview TankGate Interface Hardware Hardware Block Diagram Motherboard DescriptionTankGate motherboard Auxiliary DC Output Power terminal block J8 Unit AC Input Power terminal block J2Field Power Vfield terminal block J3 Surge Protection Surge Gnd terminal block J4AC Power Fuses F1,F2 Field Voltage Selection Jumper W3Reset push-button SW3 Switches and IndicatorsHard Reset Communications 3.1 COM0 J73.4 COM1 Hardware Handshaking Switch SW1 3.3 COM1 RS232/RS-485 Selection Switch SW23.2 COM1 RS-232/RS-485 J5 Communica Hardware SW2 Set Tion Physical Handshak Ting Layer IngTankGate Communications Cable With RTS / CTS RS-232J68315 L&J Tankway Interface Module Description Model 8315 TankGateID DIP Switch SW1 LED Indicators D1-D6External Power Connector +48V J2 Surge/Shield Ground Connector J4Field Wiring terminal block J3 Connect the field wiring8315 L&J Tankway Interface Module TankGate Interface Automatic Fault Recovery Software Features Real-Time / Multitasking ExecutiveReal-Time Clock Database Manager ProtocolsData Scanning Task System TasksTankGate Software Blocks TankGate 8315 Software BlocksParameter Description Database OrganizationPoint Format Parameter ClassesCommon Parameters Parameter Data FormatsData Format Description Elapse Parameter PntCheckSum ParameterPntStatus Parameter Value ParameterChange of State Format Gathering Point DataStandard Request-Response Format Change of State-Related ParametersDeadband Modbus Communications Modbus SlaveFunction Code Description Comments Fixed Modbus MapAddress Type Number Parameter Data Type Gwblk method 8315 L&J Tankway Software Description TankGate Interface Data Address Parameter Comments Parameters Configuration Parameters FunctionClock CLK Dynamic Parameters FunctionConfiguration Function Parameters Communications COMApplication Dynamic Function Parameters Floating Point Register FpregReal 4 bytes value Emulator EMU APIByte value indicating status of point Values are EMU Gateway Emugw Configuration Parame Function TersCurrent Command Hex representation of the request sent by the hostDisplays the tank number of the currently selected tank Gauging Systems Inc. Model 2000 Interface GS2000 Last message. The maximum is 255 seconds. The default is Raw2 Gateway Block Gwblk Size Parameter Byte value indicating status of point Values are No errorCRC-16 Checksum of points static Configuration Parameters Addr1 is the Data Address and PntRef1 is the correspondingInteger Register Ireg Integer 2 bytes valueModbus Gateway Modgw Current request message, displayed in hex formatCurrent command. Values include Output value for the Scaler point Scaler Point ScalerDynamic Parame Function Ters Value = Ax + By + Cz + KValue parameter converted to Integer format System Information SYS 17 L&J MCG1000 Tank Gauge LJ1000 PntStatus will be set to indicate the failure Application 18 L&J MCG1500 Tank Gauge LJ1500 Task on the Motherboard determines that the Model 8315 has 8315 L&J Tankway Software Description TankGate Interface 19 L&J MCG2000 Tank Gauge LJ2000 Enables the watchdog task on the Motherboard. The watchdog 8300 Number of gauge polls which resulted in an error Command currently being sent to the gaugeNumber of gauge polls since last reset 20 L&J Scanner LjscanOut 8315 L&J Tankway Software Description TankGate Interface General Safety Guidelines Installation Safety GuidelinesInstallation Mounting the TankGate Mounting the TankGate inside the enclosureMounting the Enclosure Wiring Up PowerInstalling Communications Select the Unit addressInitial system verification Power-UpRS-485 Communications Establishing Host CommunicationsInstallation TankGate Interface System Requirements Installing ViewRTUOverview Executing ViewRTUViewRTU Version Selection dialog ViewRTU Menu Bar ViewRTU windowFile Menu Point Menu Edit Select Point to Add dialog boxEdit Point selection dialog Delete Edit Point dialogPoint deletion dialog Download Database to RTU Config MenuUpload Database from TankGate To enter the password Creating a PasswordPC Setup Changing the PasswordChanging the Password Communications MenuPort Communications Setup dialog StatusConnect Options MenuTankGate search dialog Export All Convert Configuration FilesConvert ViewRTU versions dialog Import AllUsing ViewRTU Help MenuConfiguring Single Points Edit Point Window Push-buttons Edit Digital Point dialogMinimize Next Minimizing the Edit Point WindowConnections PreviousTo modify a value To modify a ValueUpload Edit point parameter value dialogEdit point parameter reference dialog Configuring Multiple PointsTo modify a Reference Adding Multiple PointsSpreadsheet Mode Adding Multiple PointsCopy Point MenuEdit Menu PasteSet Value Paste & DnldSet Value with Auto Increment Import Options MenuExport Hide Row/Col ViewParameter Type Description Creating and Editing Connections Unhide AllPoint Connections Window Displaying the Point Connections windowTo create a Connection Using ViewRTU TankGate Interface Run indicator Indicator ConditionLED Displays under Abnormal Conditions Using the TankGate Push-buttonsCommunications indicator 1.3 TXD/RXD LEDsPerforming a Hard Reset Press the Reset buttonSet the ID DIP switch to the desired addresses Maintenance Replacing a defective component or moduleTroubleshooting TankGate Interface 102 Ordering Structure Remote Terminal Unit TankGate Ordering Structure Nema 4 EnclosureModbus Map Value12 Fpreg 3034 3094 8300 Your official representative Your offical representative