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Operator Terminal System Manual - 11276916.pdf

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Settings in terminal<br />

and PC<br />

Connecting two<br />

terminals in passthrough<br />

mode<br />

<strong>System</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> – DOP11A <strong>Operator</strong> <strong>Terminal</strong>s<br />

Network Functions and Communication<br />

Communication<br />

Make the following PC and terminal settings to enable transparent mode.<br />

Make the communication settings in the terminal project in HMI-Builder under [Setup] /<br />

[Peripherals].<br />

Drag the [Transparent mode] element to the required communication port (i.e. the<br />

port to which the PC is connected with the terminal).<br />

Right-click the element to configure transpar ent mode (if supported by the driver, see<br />

the driver manual for details).<br />

The settings for the port to which the PC is connected must be identical with the settings<br />

in the PC program (programming software for the controller).<br />

You can connect several terminals to the same computer in transparent mode. The<br />

following section explains how to connect two terminals. Several terminals can be<br />

connected in the same way.<br />

Cable connections When connecting two terminals to one controller, the first terminal is connected as<br />

described in the installation manual. The two terminals are connected with a cable. The<br />

cable connects to the free port of the first terminal and the corresponding port of the<br />

second terminal. If the communication distance via RS-232 ports exceeds 15 m, you will<br />

require a signal amplifier.<br />

Setting up the first<br />

terminal<br />

Setting up the<br />

second terminal<br />

Parameter Description<br />

IP settings This parameter is only used for communication in transparent / pass-through mode<br />

via ETHERNET. The transparent mode unit must be connected with a TCP/IP port<br />

for this purpose.<br />

The port number 6004 usually need not be changed. Select the required protocol:<br />

UDP or TCP.<br />

Controller systems This parameter is only used for communication in transparent / pass-through mode<br />

via ETHERNET. The transparent mode unit must be connected with a TCP/IP port<br />

for this purpose. Define whether you want the transparent / pass-through mode to<br />

apply for controller 1 or 2.<br />

Mode Select transparent or pass-through mode as communication type. Timeout: enter a<br />

time interval in seconds after which the terminal will change from pass-through<br />

mode to run mode if no pass-through communication has taken place.<br />

Make the communication settings in HMI-Builder under [Setup] / [Peripherals]. Make the<br />

settings for the port connected to the controller as usual. The settings for the port<br />

connected to the second terminal can be defined by the user.<br />

Make the communication settings in HMI-Builder under [Setup] / [Peripherals]. The controller<br />

must be connected to the port provided for connecting the second terminal to the<br />

first terminal. The settings on this port correspond to those of the port of the first terminal<br />

to which the second terminal is connected.<br />

Baud rate The baud rate is between 600 and 75 600 baud. We recommend you use the highest<br />

baud rate between the terminals for optimum performance. The communication speed<br />

decreases with increasing number of connected terminals (see the following table).<br />

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