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Tools 91/132<br />

Receive Data<br />

Under Receive > Receive Data the receiving data of the packet, which is<br />

transmitted back from the device to the application (configuration software)<br />

are displayed.<br />

8.2.3 Example – „Get <strong>DP</strong>M I/O Information“<br />

To read data from a <strong>Slave</strong> device via „Get <strong>DP</strong>M I/O Information Request“<br />

using the packet monitor, you must proceed as described below. The single<br />

steps are explained with help of sample data.<br />

For more information on the steps under Settings and Configuration<br />

refer to the corresponding chapters in this manual. Required information is<br />

easy to find via the overview in the section Overview Configuration Steps<br />

on page 20.<br />

Requirements<br />

The function „Get <strong>DP</strong>M I/O Information Request“ can only be used, if:<br />

• The used <strong>Slave</strong> device supports the „Get <strong>DP</strong>M I/O Information<br />

Request“ function.<br />

• The used <strong>Slave</strong> device is operational.<br />

How to proceed<br />

1. In the <strong>Slave</strong> <strong>DTM</strong> under Settings:<br />

‣ Select the cifX device driver and assign the <strong>Slave</strong> device.<br />

Alternative to the connection via the cifX device driver via the <strong>net</strong>X driver an<br />

USB, serial or TCP connection can be used.<br />

<strong>DTM</strong> for Hilscher <strong>PROFIBUS</strong> <strong>DP</strong> <strong>Slave</strong> Device | Configuration of Hilscher <strong>Slave</strong> Devices<br />

DOC091001OI07EN | Revision 7 | English | 2011-09 | Released | Public © Hilscher, 2009-2011

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