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OperatingInstructionsExample:Network names. The default is the name of the connected port.Configure a local network connectionThe default settings of a local network configuration must be changed when:• The controller Operating Instructions or Quick Start Guide specifies that changes to the COM portsettings are required.• The connection is poor, requiring a change to Timeout/Retry• The user wants to detect controllers faster, requiring a change to Refresh Network/Refresh rateProcedure• In the Connect Network dialog box, click on the Configure button to set up the port.The Configure Network dialog will open.22
OperatingInstructionsExample:Baud rate, product-specific speed ofcommunicationCommunicationsetupDo not change thesesettingNumber of telegram retriesDuration of each telegramretryNode addressrange of connectedcontrollersSet to OFF to disable autorefreshFor Refresh Network ON,set frequency of new networkdetectionChange the settings only when explicitly specified in the controller Operating Instructions or Quick StartGuide.• Select the baud rate, to specify the speed of communication.• Define the communication setup by selecting Data bits, Stop bits and Parity.• Do not change the RS485 field. It must be set to False.• Retry count shows the number of times Tool4Cool® LabEdition will attempt to send a telegram, inthe event of a communication error. increase Retry count if the connection is poor.• Set First network node and Last network node to match the number of Secop controllers whichwill be connected to the network. Set as narrow a range as possible. if the default values are notchanged, Tool4Cool® LabEdition will scan all 247 nodes and operation may be slower thanotherwise necessary.• Set Refresh Network to ON for automatic detection of new controllers, However, this can be a slowprocess. When Refresh network is ON, set Refresh Rate to the desired frequency of new controllerdetection.• Set Refresh Network to OFF to disable automatic scanning for new controllers.• When Refresh Network is OFF, use the right-click Refresh function for detection of new controllers.• Click on OK to activate the connection, or Cancel to return to the previous dialog box.4.3 RemoteConnectionRemote connections can be made to• Controllers which support Modbus/TCP protocol over Ethernet, or• Serial controllers connected via a Modbus/TCP ↔Modbus/RTU gateway.To make a remote connection to a Secop controller, a Modbus/TCP ↔ Modbus/RTU gateway is required.Different types of Modbus/TCP ↔ Modbus/RTU gateways for various applications are commonly availableat retail outlets.Examples:1. GPRS Modbus/TCP ↔ Modbus/RTU gateways.2. Ethernet Modbus/TCP ↔ Modbus/RTU gateways.Please refer to the Secop Product Connection Manual for further details.Procedure• In the Connect Network dialog box, select the connection port from the Connect using:drop-down options.• To connect to a remote network select TCP/IP (Socket) from the Connect using drop-down menu.23
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