Within each section, you define parameters using a 'key' followed by the "=" sign and followed by one or more alpha-numeric arguments.

Parameters within the section may be arranged in any order.

Multiple arguments must be separated by spaces, a dot, or a comma.

A comment line starts with "/".

The following keys are defined:

Section: [PORT]

Parameter	Description	Default value
COM	Sets the COM port used. The COM may be COM1, COM2,COM3, COM4 or TCP or UDP. TCP and UDP use port 20000 as default	COM=COM1
BAUDS	Communication speed. Only applies to COM1 to COM4	SPEED=19200
PARITY	0=NONE, 1=ODD, 2=EVEN 3=MARK 4=SPACE. Only applies to serial communications ports	PARITY=0
STOP	Stop bits. 1 or 2. Only applies to serial communications ports	STOP=1
DATA	Data bits. 7 or 8. Only applies to serial communications ports	DATA=8
MODE	Accepts a string of the form baud=9600 parity=N data=8.	parity=E data=8 stops=1
SOCKET	TCP/UDP Port number	SOCKET=20000

Section: [UNET]

NODE

The identifier for this IPS on the UDP (UNET) network.

NODE=1

Section: [DRIVER]

TIMEOUT	The time in milliseconds that this station will wait for a response before trying again.	TIMEOUT=250
FRAME	The time in milliseconds between receiving characters on the serial port to consider the message received.	FRAME=2
MASTER	The The DNP3 address of this driver on the DNP3 network.	MASTER=0
REMOTE	Specifies the IP where one or more remote DNP3 RTU are connected to this TCP/IP interface. Each remote is defined by 5 decimal numbers. The first number is the UNET node id. The next 4 are the IP of that station. You may include up to 64 "REMOTE" lines in the file.	No remote station defined
RTU	Defines the interface with a DNP3 RTU. Each "RTU" definition consists of 17 numbers. You may include up to 64 "RTU" definitions in the file. ADDRESS, COMMAND REG., 1st BINAY INPUT, Qty of BINARY INPUTS, 1st ANALOG INPUT,Qty of ANALOG INPUTS, 1st OUTPUT CONTROL BLOCK, Qty of OUTPUT CONTROL BLOCKS,PULSE DURATION, 1st ANALOG OUTPUT, Qty of ANALOG OUTPUTS, 1st COUNTER, Qty of COUNTERS, 1st DIGITAL OUTPUT, Qty of DIGITAL OUTPUT, ALERT REG, UNSOLICITED MODE REG. ADDRESS the DNP3 address of the remote RTU. COMMAND REG. the index of the register that will be used to initiate the polling of the RTU ANALOG INPUTS Analog inputs are read from a RTU as 16-bit signed values. These parameters define where to locate those values in the IPS data table. The first register corresponds to analog input 0 in the RTU. OUTPUT CONTROL BLOCKS Each block is pair of registers in the data table. Turning the first of the pair ON sends a "TRIP" command to the corresponding output control block at the RTU. Turning the second of the pair ON sends a "CLOSE" command to the corresponding output control block at the RTU. These register are reset when the command is acknowledged. The fist output control block corresponds with id 0 at the RTU. The pulse duration is in seconds. ANALOG OUTPUTS Analog ouputs are read back from a RTU as 16-bit signed values. These parameters define where to locate those values in the IPS data table. The fist register corresponds with id 0 at the RTU COUNTERS Counters are read back from a RTU as 16-bit values. These parameters define where to locate those values in the IPS data table. The fist register corresponds with id 0 at the RTU ALERT the index of the register to be set in case a communication error or time-out occurs with this RTU UNSOLICITED MODE the index of the register in the IPS data table to be used to turn and off the "UNSOLICITED RESPONSE" FLAG at the RTU. Setting this register to 1 sends a command to turn the Unsolicited mode ON. Setting this register to 2 sends a command to turn the Unsolicited mode OFF. The register is reset to 0 when the command is acknowledged.	No RTUs
WAIT	Time in milliseconds between commanss.	WAIT=10
POLL	Time in seconds between ALL POLL.	POLL=0
BIPOLAR	Selects between unsidgned integers and two's complements for the analog inputs. BIPOLAR=0 is for unsigned, BIPOLAR=1 is for two's complement	BIPOLAR=0