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Siemens SIMATIC TIWAY 1 User Manual

Siemens SIMATIC TIWAY 1 User Manual

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CHAPTER 1
2 UNILINK HOST ADAPTER
- Figure 11 UNILINK Host Adapter
- 1.1 INTRODUCTION
- 31.2 FEATURES
- Figure 12 Personality Interface Module (PIM)
  - UNILINK HOST
  - ADAPTER13 USER MANUAL
- 4Figure 13 UNILINK Host Adapter Block Diagram
- Figure 14 UNILINK Host Adapter Physical Features
- 61.3 TYPICAL NETWORK APPLICATIONS
- Figure 15 Single Host Network
- 7Figure 16 Multiple Host Network
- 81.4 TIWA
- Y I SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS
- 9Figure 17 TIWAY I Network
- 101.5 INSTALLATION
- ASSIST
- SER
- 1.7 CUSTOMER
- 1.6 TECHNICAL
- ANCE
- VICE CENTER
11 OPERA
TION AND APPLICA
- Figure 21 Command String Structure
TION
- 2.1 INTRODUCTION
- 2.2 COMMAND PROCESSING
  - NUMBER OF COMMANDS
- 12Figure 22 Performance vs Commands
- 13Figure 23 Host Computer To UNILINK Host Adapter Communications
- 142.3 FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION AND OPERATING MODES
15HIU
16NM
17HIU NM MHIU
- Figure 26 Master Host Interface Unit Diagram
- 18Figure 27 Typical Single Host Network
- 19Figure 28 Typical Multiple Host Network
- Figure 29 NM Network
- 20Figure 210 Standalone NM Network 2.4 TIWAY I HOST SOFTWARE SUPPORT
- 222.5 SETTING THE OPERATING MODE
- Figure 211 Dipswitch Positions
- 25Figure 212 Standalone Network Manager Dipswitch Settings
- 272.6 SPECIAL NETWORK MANAGER FEATURES
- 302.7 THE HIU AS A SECONDARY
- 322.8 MODE INDEPENDENT OPERATIONS
- 33Figure 213 External Input/Output Points Example Application
- 38Example 21 BROADCAST/POLL Example
- 402.10 EXTENDED NETWORK OPERATIONS
- Table 21 Configuration Modes Supporting Macros
- 42Figure 214 The Parts of a Macro
- 43 Example 22 Macro Memory Requirements
- Figure 215 Host Computer Multiprocessing Application Example
- 45No (END)
- Yes Figure 216 Macro Setup Procedure
- 46Figure 217 Relationship Between Source Ids and Macro Buffers
- 48Figure 218 Macro Command Frame T
- able 22 Macro Types
- 50 Example 23 Macro Options Byte Bit Coding
- 51Table 23 MRSW Values
- 54Figure 219 Link Macro Store and Forward Operation
59CONFIGURING
THE HOST COMPUTER POR
- Figure 31 Host Computer Interface
T
- 3.1 THE HOST COMPUTER INTERFACE
- 603.2 RS232C/RS423A PHYSICAL INTERFACE
- Figure 32 Host Communications Port
- 61 T
- able 31 RS232C/RS423A D Connector Pin Assignment
- Figure 33 Dipswitch Locations
- 62Figure 34 Cable For Connecting To DTE Equipment (Null Modem)
- 63Figure 35 IBM PC/AT 9-Pin Null Modem Cable Diagram
- 64Figure 36 Multidrop Host Interface Circuit
- You should select half-duplex operation for the modems when you
- multidrop to prevent the network modems from simultaneously raising the carrier.
- 3.3 HOST PORT COMMUNICATIONS
- 66:
  - Figure 37 NITP Message Structure
  - 70
  - Figure 310 NITP Dipswitch Settings
  - Both the BDLC and NITP protocols are asynchronous data link layer protocols.
  - 71Table 32 Host Port Baud Rates
  - 72Figure 311 BDLC Protocol Dipswitch Settings
  - 73 T
  - able 33 BDLC Protocol Address
  - 743.4 HOST COMMAND TIMEOUT
75 TIW
Y I NETWORK POR
A
TS
- 4.1 NETWORK PORTS
- Table 41 UNILINK Adapter Models
- 76Figure 41 Local Line Interface Ports
- Table 42 Local Line Connector Pin Assignments
- 77PM550 CIM users should refer to Appendix C for different media length factors.
- Figure 42 TIWAY I Bus Structure
- 78Figure 43 Number of Local Line Secondaries vs. Cable Distance
- 79Figure 44 RS232C/RS423A Modem Interface Ports
- 80Table
- 43
- RS232C/RS423A D Connector Pin Assignment
- 834.3 TIWAY I HDLC NETWORK PROTOCOL
- Figure 46 HDLC Frame
- 844.4 SETTING THE NETWORK PORTS PARAMETERS
- 85Figure 47 Network Port Dipswitch Settings
86HOST
COMMAND SET REFERENCE
- 5.1 INTRODUCTION
- Figure 51 Command String Structure
- 90Table 51 Secondary Addresses
- Figure 53 Active Command Tree
- 915.2 ERROR RESPONSE
- 925.3 BASE HIU COMMANDS
- 1045.4 THE EXTENDED HIU COMMANDS
- 107Figure 54 CONFIGURE HIU Command Option 01 Bit Map Table 52 Baud Rates
- 109Figure 55 Dipswitch Values Bit Map
- 110Figure 56 Source Id/Macro Buffer Relationship
- 111In addition to the bytes specified, 22 bytes will be added
- for header information. If
- number
- this total count is an odd
- 114Figure 57 Macro Options Byte
- 117Table 53 MRSW Values
- 120Example 5-1 ENABLE/DISABLE MACRO EXECUTION Command
- Example 5-2 ENABLE/DISABLE MACRO EXECUTION Response
- 1315.5 ADAPTER CONFIGURATION COMMANDS
- 132If
- the first command sent to the adapter is one of the Base
- HIU commands, the adapter will automatically begin
- operation in the Emulate Host Adapter (EHA) mode and the defaults for this command will be assumed.
- 134Figure 58 Dipswitch Values Bit Map
- 1355.6 NETWORK MANAGER COMMANDS
- 137Table 54 Option Code 01 Bit Map
- 138Table 55 Baud Rates
- 140Figure 59 Option 09 Bit Map
- 142Figure 510 Dipswitch Values Bit Map
- 144Figure 511 Link Status Byte Bit Map
- 1525.7 MODE INDEPENDENT COMMANDS
- 1575.8 COMMAND
- SYNT
- AX QUICK REFERENCE
- 1615.9 COMMAND CODES REFERENCE (NUMERICAL ORDER)
- 1625.10 COMMAND CODES REFERENCE (BY FUNCTION)
164ERROR
CODES AND DIAGNOSTICS
- 6.1 ERROR RESPONSE CODES
- 1696.2 PRIMITIVE ERRORS
- 1706.3 MRSW TERMINATION CODES
- 1726.4 DIAGNOSTIC
- TESTS
- Figure 61 Adapter LEDs
175LED Error Codes
- 176Figure 65 External I/O Loopback Test Connections
- APPENDIX A
177USING
THE NON-INTELLIGENT TERMINAL PROTOCOL
- A.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NONINTELLIGENT TERMINAL PROTOCOL
- :
  - Figure A1 NITP Message Structure
  - 178Table A1 NITP Character Set
  - 183A.2 NITP Protocol Operation
  - APPENDIX
186USING
- B
THE BDLC PROTOCOL
- 187B.1 BDLC CONFIGURATION
- Figure B1 BDLC Unbalanced Configuration
- 189Table B1 BDLC Protocol Command Set
- 191B.3 BDLC PROTOCOL CONTROL FIELD STRUCTURES
- Figure B4 BDLC Protocol Control Field Structures
- 193B.4 COMMANDS AND RESPONSES
- 195B.5 ERRORS AND ERROR RECOVERY
- 197Figure B5 FRMR Information Field Format
- 198B.6 ILLUSTRATIVE BDLC SEQUENCES
- 201B.7 BLOCK CHECKSUM GENERATION AND CHECKING
205CONFIGURATION
WORKSHEET
- Adapter Configuration Parameters
- 206Host Computer Port Parameters
- Network Ports Parameters
  - APPENDIX F
207MACRO
DEFINITIONS FORM
- 208MACRO DEFINITIONS FORM

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