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Configuring Hardware and Communication Connections STEP 7.pdf

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Networking Stations<br />

11.6.4 Creating <strong>and</strong> Assigning Parameters to a Network Connection<br />

Requirement<br />

Procedure<br />

NetPro must be open <strong>and</strong> the existing configured stations must be visible.<br />

1. Click on the symbol for the interface of a node ( ), hold the mouse button<br />

pressed, <strong>and</strong> drag the mouse pointer to the subnet.<br />

In the case of invalid connection options (for example, connecting an MPI<br />

interface to an Ethernet-type subnet), the mouse cursor changes its shape to<br />

indicate that the action is prohibited.<br />

Prohibited action:<br />

Result: The network connection appears as a vertical line between the<br />

station/DP slave <strong>and</strong> the subnet. If the View > Reduced Subnet Lengths<br />

menu comm<strong>and</strong> is selected, the subnet automatically increases in length so<br />

that the network connection is located vertically above the interface.<br />

2. Double-click the symbol for the network connection or the symbol for the<br />

interface.<br />

Result: The properties dialog box for the subnet node is displayed.<br />

3. Assign the node properties (for example, the name <strong>and</strong> address of the node).<br />

The following illustration shows the dragging movement of the mouse cursor when<br />

the View > Reduced Subnet Lengths option is selected.<br />

<strong>Configuring</strong> <strong>Hardware</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Communication</strong> <strong>Connections</strong> with <strong>STEP</strong> 7<br />

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