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CHAPTER 3: USING THE SNAP ETHERNET I/O DRIVER TOOLKIT GetStatusHardware2 (ActiveX Only) [out] long pnIoUnitType [out] byte pbyHwdVerMonth [out] byte pbyHwdVerDay [out] short pwHwdVerYear [out] long pnRamSize [out] string pbstrPartNumber GetStatusHardwareEx (C++ Only) [out] SIOMM_StatusHardware pHardwareData GetStatusHardwareEx2 (C++ Only) [out] SIOMM_StatusHardware2 pHardwareData GetStatusNetwork V (ActiveX Only) [out] short pwMACAddress0 [out] short pwMACAddress1 [out] short pwMACAddress2 [out] long pnTCPIPAddress [out] long pnSubnetMask [out] long pnDefGateway GetStatusNetwork2V (ActiveX Only) [out] short pwMACAddress0 [out] short pwMACAddress1 [out] short pwMACAddress2 [out] long pnTCPIPAddress [out] long pnSubnetMask [out] long pnDefGateway [out] long pnTcpIpMinRtoMS [out] long pnInitialRtoMS [out] long pnTcpRetries [out] long pnTcpIdleTimeout [out] long pnEnetLateCol [out] long pnEnetExcessiveCol [out] long pnEnetOtherErrors GetStatusNetworkEx (C++ Only) [out] SIOMM_StatusNetwork pNetworkData GetStatusNetworkEx2 (C++ Only) [out] SIOMM_StatusNetwork2 pNetworkData GetStatusPUC V [out] long pnPUCFlag GetStatusLastError V [out] long pnErrorCode GetStatusBootpAlways V [out] long pnBootpAlways GetStatusDegrees V [out] long pnDegrees Read Methods Description 70 SNAP Ethernet-Based I/O Units Protocols and Programming Guide Same as GetStatusHardware, except it adds a part number parameter. Same as GetStatusHardware, except this method uses a structure. Same as GetStatusHardware2, except this method uses a structure. Retrieves network information about the SNAP brain's MAC address, TCP/IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. Same as GetStatusNetwork, expcet it adds parameters for TCP/IP minimum RTO, initial RTO, TCP retries, TCP idle session timeout, and Ethernet errors. Same as GetStatusNetwork, except this method uses a structure. Same as GetStatusNetwork2, except this method uses a structure. Retrieves the Powerup Clear flag. 0=okay, anything else means a Powerup Clear is needed. See SetStatusOperation() for how to send a Powerup Clear command. Retrieves the last error. See “Error Codes” on page 98 for more information. Retrieves the BootP request flag. 0 = Send BootP only if brain's IP address is 0.0.0.0 1 = Send BootP always Retrieves the temperature degrees unit flag. 1 = degrees F 0 = degrees C
GetStatusWatchdogTime [out] long pnTimeMS CHAPTER 3: USING THE SNAP ETHERNET I/O DRIVER TOOLKIT Use the following methods to write to the status area of the brain. For more information about the status area of the memory map, see “Status Area Write—Read/Write” on page 107. Return values are shown on page 61. Time/Date Methods Retrieves the watchdog time in milliseconds. v The OptoSnapIoMemMapX ActiveX component has a variant-only version of this method. Write Methods Description SetStatusOperation V [in] long nOpCode SetStatusBootpRequest V [in] long nFlag SetStatusDegrees V [in] long nDegFlag SetStatusWatchdogTime V [in] long nTimeMS Sends an operation code to the SNAP brain. 0x0001 - Send Powerup Clear 0x0002 - Reset to defaults 0x0003 - Store to flash 0x0004 - Erase flash configuration 0x0005 - Reset hardware See address FFFFF0380000 on page 107 for more information. Sets the brain to send BootP request when turned on. 0 (default) = Send BootP request only if brain's IP address is 0.0.0.0. 1 = Always send BootP request when brain is turned on. Sets the temperature degrees unit flag. 1 = degrees F; 0 = degrees C Sets watchdog time in milliseconds. 0 disables the watchdog. v The OptoSnapIoMemMapX ActiveX component has a variant-only version of this method. Use the following methods to read or from the time and date area of the SNAP Ethernet-based brain. For more information about the time and date area of the memory map, see “Date and Time Configuration—Read/Write” on page 107. Read Methods Description GetDateTime [out] string pbstrDateTime Retrieves the brain’s time and date as a string in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.00 Write Methods Description SetDateTime [in] string bstrDateTime Read Methods Description Sets the brain’s time and date as a string in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.00 SNAP Ethernet-Based I/O Units Protocols and Programming Guide 71
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