Entry |
Type |
Default |
Range |
Description |
autoClearRestart |
bool |
1 |
0|1 |
Defines
whether the driver deletes the restart bit automatically
after it has been reported by the outstation.
0
-> the restart bit is not reset automatically
1
-> the restart bit is reset automatically |
autoCmdMode |
bool |
1 |
0|1 |
Determines
the command execution behavior.
0 -> no automatic
handling for select and execute.
1 -> automatic handling
of select and execute. |
autoIntegrityRestart |
bool |
1 |
0|1 |
If
set to 1 the driver issues integrity poll automatically
if device sets the restart bit in the IIN. |
autoIntegrityLocal |
bool |
1 |
0|1 |
If
set to 1 the driver issues integrity poll automatically
if device is setting and clearing the “local” IIN bit. |
autoIntegrityOverflow |
bool |
1 |
0|1 |
If
set to 1 the driver issues integrity poll automatically
if device is setting the “buffer overflow” IIN bit. |
autoDisableUnsol |
bool |
0 |
0|1 |
Defines,
if the driver automatically deactivates the unsolicited
data transfer if the device reports a restart.
(Default:
automatic deactivation is disabled) |
autoConfirm |
bool |
1 |
0|1 |
Enables
(1) and disables(0) automatic application layer confirmation. |
autoTimeSync |
bool |
0 |
0|1 |
Executes
an automatic time synchronization, if DNP3 device sets
“Need Time” bit in IIN (default = deactivated). |
autoEventPoll |
bool |
0 |
0|1 |
Executes
an automatic integrity poll, if DNP device sets “Class
Data 1”, “Class Data 2”, “Class Data 3” bit in IIN (default
= activated). |
deviceSerial |
string string string |
"" |
- |
With
this entry the parameter of a serial device can be set.
Syntax:
deviceSerial = <device name>
<serial port> <serial parameter>
device name:
This is
an arbitrary name. It is used as reference in the DNP3
panel (e.g. "dev1").
serial port:
Defines
the interface (e.g. "COM1").
serial parameter:
Depending on the used port, the
device specific parameters (e.g. baud rate, parity, bit
number, stop bits = "9600,e,8,1")
are set. |
integrityPollAtStartup |
bool |
1 |
0|1 |
Specifies
whether an integrity poll (general query) is executed
on connection establishment (default = TRUE(1)). |
linkAddress |
uint |
3 |
>=
0 |
Defines
the link address of the DNP3 driver. This address corresponds
to the "Destination" address in the outstations. |
linkStatusPeriod |
unsigned |
10 |
>=
0 |
Interval
for link status period in seconds. If the value is 0 no
link status telegrams are sent, if no data telegrams are
transmitted. |
timeStampMode |
uint |
0 |
0 - 2 |
This config entry determines how
WinCC OA
time stamps are generated. The different possibilities
are:
0 -> use computer
time as timestamp
1 -> use time of
device and assume time of device is normal local time
(no daylight saving)
2 -> use time of
device and assume time of device is UTC |
readStationTime |
uint |
0 |
>=
0 |
Reads the
time from the outstation every x seconds. x stands for
the here entered value in seconds.
The read time is written to the
internal data point _Dnp3Station.State.StationTime. |
sesDefaultResponseTimeout |
uint |
5000 |
>= 0 |
The config
entry sets the time-out for session level telegrams responses.
If the time-out expires the session
will be set to Offline.
The value must be specified in
ms. |
userBitXX |
int |
0 |
0
- 32 |
Defines how
DNP3 status bits are mapped on WinCC OA
user bits. The value "0" (default) means that
the corresponding status bit is not mapped.
The
value for XX stands for:
OL
-> online (automatic mapping)
RS
-> restart
CL
-> communication lost
RF
-> remote forced
LF
-> local forced
CF
-> chatter filter
RO
-> rollover
OR
-> over range
DC
-> discontinuity
RE
-> reference error
Example
userBitCL = 13
The
DNP3 status bit will be mapped to WinCC OA
user bit 13. |
userBitEvent |
int |
0 |
0
- 32 |
As the
event data affects the same point indices as normal data
in telegrams, they are mapped on the same peripheral address.
Thereby in each case the "not-event"
group is used. That means group 1 for binary input. The
DNP3 driver maps then group 1 data as well as group 2
data on 1.
In case of event data the driver
sets the here specified user bit.
Default = 0 = the user bit will
not be set |
