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USING TIME MANAGEMENT<br />

When creating data tags, the server tags will be accessible via the mapping button. A client<br />

tag can be linked to one of the server’s tags. Once used in the database, reading or writing this<br />

tag will access the server with the appropriate command and action with no further<br />

programming necessary. If the server tag is related to a PLC, changing the client tag will<br />

impact on the server, which in turn will reflect the change in the PLC.<br />

Note: The server tag list provided in the client database is updated every time the client<br />

Crimson database is opened. Therefore, if the server database is modified and new tags are<br />

created, reopening the client database will update the server tag list and the newly created tags<br />

will be available for mapping in the client.<br />

USING TIME MANAGEMENT<br />

Crimson contains facilities to allow you to synchronize the time and date within the<br />

CSMSTRSX to a variety of sources. The time manager is also capable of maintaining<br />

information about the Master’s current time-zone, and whether daylight saving time is<br />

currently enabled. In fact, having accurate time-zone information available is a vital to proper<br />

synchronization, as the various synchronization methods are all designed to work with<br />

Universal Coordinated Time, also known as UTC or Greenwich Mean Time. This protocol<br />

works over Ethernet. The operator interface can then either act as a client, requesting the time,<br />

and/or a server, providing the time. Note that the server implementation does not currently<br />

support third party clients.<br />

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