CHAPTER2 Ethernet Unit
■LIN-CHEK (Login check)
Use this parameter to set whether or not to check the connection while the client is connected to the controller.
If making a login check is selected here, then always make the user name and the password check when connected to the controller. In this case, the client cannot con- nect to the controller if data stored within the controller does not match data sent from the client. However, if the login check is not selected here, then no check of the con- nection is made and communication is possible right away.
Input range | : 0 or 1 |
Meaning | : 0: No login check |
| 1: Login check |
Default value | : 1 |
■LIN-USER (Login user name)
Use this parameter to set the user name when making the login check.
When the login check is used, the user name set here must entered so the client can connect to the controller.
Characters that can be input are alphabet letters A to Z, a to z, numbers 0 to 9, and symbols ! “ # $ % & ’ (*) +
Input range | : 1 to 8 characters |
Default value | : USER |
■LIN-PASS (Login password)
Use this parameter to set the password when making the login check.
When the login check is used, the password set here must entered so the client can connect to the controller.
Characters that can be input are alphabet letters A to Z, a to z, numbers 0 to 9, and symbols ! “ # $ % & ’ (*) +
Input range | : 1 to 8 characters |
Default value | : PASSWORD |
■LOUT (Logout processing)
Robot operation can stop automatically when the client terminates the connection with the controller.
Input range | : 0 or 1 |
Meaning | : 0: Continue robot operation |
| 1: Stop robot operation |
Default value | : 0 |
*If the TELNET connection is cutoff due to an error, then robot operation stops automatically regardless of the above settings.
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