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Network Functions and Communication 9 Network services Alarm handling The terminal network is a client / server network. The server contains data (e. g. alarm signals) that are requested by clients. A great number of different signals negatively influence the duration of communication between terminals and controllers in the network. The number of signals should therefore be limited. For further information, refer to chapter 7.1, section "Efficient communication". The number of alarm signals in the network must not exceed the number of signals the server is capable of processing in the entire network. A server can process between 100 and 300 alarms depending on the application and the terminal. Consequently, a network must not comprise more than a total number of 100 and 300 alarms. Index in the network client 9.4 Network services Project transfer server In run mode, index addressing helps to specify the register from which an object should retrieve the displayed value. Index addressing cannot be used in terminals that act as BDTP clients. BDTP clients exclusively use the index register of the BDTP server. However, the normal requirements for using index addressing apply if a terminal that acts as BDTP client also has a local controller. You select the available services for the terminal in the network under [Setup] / [Network] / [Services]. Select the relevant function and click [Edit]. 10805AEN Transfer of projects using TCP/IP. Click on Edit and enter the port number to be specified for a transfer. This value usually need not be changed. BDTP BDTP is a protocol that uses client/server communication. A client requests information and obtains this information from the server. The BDTP server can receive I/O requests from the BDTP clients. The terminal can be a server, a client, or both at the same time. A client can request data from maximal 16 servers. The IP addresses for the server are specified in the BDTP client. Each server can supply up to 20 clients with information. Network communication via BDTP is used to connect two or more terminals with one or two controllers, or several terminals with two or more controllers at the same performance level. An example of network communication via BDTP is for production lines with one terminal at each work station. If the BDTP server fails, the client will continue to use the physically existing system connection. The client does not perform a restart for establishing a connection to the server. If the server is active, BDTP communication will take place as before. 252 System Manual – DOP11A Operator Terminals
System Manual – DOP11A Operator Terminals Network Functions and Communication Network services BDTP client For the BDTP client network service, IP addresses are defined for the BDTP server in the network from which the client will request information. Clicking on [Edit] opens the following dialog. BDTP server port Enter the communication port to which the BDTP server or the network is connected. This value usually need not be changed. Standard BDTP server 10986AEN You can specify a standard server which will be used by default. If no other entry is made for I/O, the signals will be requested from this server. 9 253
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