The serial drivers PCxI, MCxI, COMxI or
COMx may be used. The Ports form should be set up for 9600 baud, 8
data bits, odd parity and 1 stop bit.
| I/O Devices
form
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| Name: |
User supplied unique
name
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| Number: |
Network wide I/O
device number
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| Address: |
Not used
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| Protocol: |
TXMITTON |
| Port name: |
Use the "Port
name" from the Ports form |
Citect.ini option
[TXMITTON]
MaxVar = 21
Number of real outstation variables.
ReqDelay = 0
Do not delay responses to CITECT.
PollFreq = 8
Do one background poll for every eight consecutive ACK received. A
smaller value may cause unnecessary polls.
Standard citect.ini options
[TXMITTON]
MaxPending = 1
Block = 40 bytes
Retry = 3
Delay = 0
TimeOut = 10000 milliseconds
PollTime = 0
WatchTime = 10 seconds
Files
- TXMITTON.DLL - The TRANSMITTON driver for windows
- TXMITTON.DBF - The TRANSMITTON variable template
TRANSMITTON Variables
| Vs:b
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Analog
values (Byte)
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| Vs:b.d
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Digital
status (Bit)
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| Cs:c
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Channel
status (Bit)
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| Where
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s
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Outstation number,
1-28
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:b
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Byte number, 0 to
31
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:c
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Channel number,
1-248
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.d
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Bit address, 0-7
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| Special
Variables
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Vs:0.0 is
the Isolated Flag.
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Channels
Cs:1 to Cs:248 are the same as Vs:1.0 to Vs:31.7
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Analogue 1
to 8 are the same as Vs:8 to Vs:15
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Vs:21 to
Vs:31 are not outstation data they only exist only in the driver,
they can be used to store temporary data.
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