F805CF-IPS uses a configuration file named F805CF.INI. This file must reside in the default (working) folder.
F805CF.INI is a text file, that you may create and edit using Notepad. You
may also access it via a menu shortcut on the F805CF-IPS menu bar (under File).
F805CF.INI is divided into sections. Each section starts with the name of the
section between square brackets.
The following sections are defined at the moment:
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 at the moment:
Section: [PORT]
|
Parameter |
Description |
Default value |
|
COM |
Sets the COM port used. |
COM=COM1 |
|
BAUDS |
Communication speed. Only applies to COM1 to COM4 |
SPEED=19200 |
|
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=2000 |
Section: [UNET]
|
NODE |
The identifier for this IPS on the UDP (UNET) network. |
NODE=1 |
|
RESET |
The index of the register in the data table that will be used for remote reset. Writing to this register causes the IPS to be re-read the configuration file. |
None. No reset register. |
The following keys are defined at the moment:
Section: [DRIVER]
|
TIMEOUT |
The time in milliseconds that this station will wait for a response
before trying again. |
TIMEOUT=250 |
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FRAME |
The time in milliseconds between receiving characters on the serial port to consider the message received. |
FRAME=2 |
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REMOTE |
Specifies the IP of a remote F805CF 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 | ||||||||||
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GET |
Defines a command to be executed on a F805CF device. Each "GET" definition consists of 5 numbers. You may include up to 64 "BINARY" definitions in the file. REG, COMMAND, REMOTE, ALERT, ENABLE
|
No GET command | ||||||||||
| FILE | The location of a register on the UNET network that defines the path of file that will capture the unsolicited data received from any F805CF device.
You define this location with 6 numbers:
| No default |