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7 Data Services Tightening Technology | Bosch Rexroth AG 83/3167.2 Ethernet communication7.2 Ethernet communicationIt is always recommended that an ID code is deleted if it is no longer needed, e.g. if the workpiece hasleft the station or a new workpiece has come in.ID codes that have not been deleted will be reused. You can find a detailed list of the actual PLC signalsin chapter “Control Signals” on page 55.This chapter describes how to use the data exchange between the tightening controller in the CS351Compact System and partner controller/archiving system via FTP protocol. ID codes (see page 79) canbe transferred to the Compact System with this protocol, and tightening results output from the CompactSystem to external controllers.– Fundamentals of the Ethernet tightening data output (page 83)– Results output via FTP (page 87)– Results output formats (page 89)– Opening and closing the FTP connections for results output (page 102)– Results data transfer with Ethernet (page 103)– Initial operation of the Ethernet connection (page 107)– Mass storage diagnosis (page 112)– Error messages in connection with Ethernet/FTP (page 119)Examples for tightening systems with data output via EthernetThe following figure illustrates a tightening system with hand-held nutrunners and tightening results outputvia Ethernet.Figure 7–4:Tightening system with hand-held nutrunners and results output via Ethernet7.2.1 Fundamentals of the Ethernet tightening data output7.2.1.1 Technical dataTable 7–2: Characteristics of the Ethernet interface (X7E1)Ethernet interfaceInterface protocolSpeedData transfer protocolEthernet10/100 Mbit/sFTP (File Transfer Protocol)System 350 | 3 608 878 040/05.2008