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Summary: The Modnet Driver May Allow Random Writes To Individual Bits In A Word Using "Read Modify Write" Process |
We would like to draw your attention to an issue which has been
reported to SCADA Global Support regarding the Modnet communication
driver. The issue is independent of the version of
SCADA. Symptoms: The Modnet driver allows users to write to
individual bits in a word using a process known as "read modify
write". Circumstances: The issue only occurs when using the write to bit in a word as described above; other write operations are not affected. For example, writing to addresses such as 400007.3 or %MW500.5 The issue can only occur when the following parameters are used in the CITECT.INI file: [Modnet] MaxPending greater than 1 Please note: the default installed values of these parameters in the current version of the driver are: [Modnet] MaxPending = 2 Older versions have higher values for both
parameters. Workaround: This issue can be avoided by setting the following parameter to be used in the CITECT.INI file: [Modnet] MaxOutstanding = 1 Note that this workaround can result in a degradation of the communications performance to the Modnet device(s) if you have higher values for this parameter. Solution: This problem is rectified in the Modnet
Release version 2.06.25.001. If you want to receive updates on Modnet driver notifications and discussions you may subscribe to the Modnet forum of DriverWeb or check our website for updated information. For assistance: • Vijeo Citect customers, contact your local Schneider office. • CitectSCADA and CitectFacilities customers, contact the SCADA Global Support Centre on the appropriate number for your country listed below. SCADA Global Support Centre contact details:
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