The screen shot below shows the DXM Configuration Tool defining register 1 as an Originator -> Target register. The EIP
PLC will write data into register 1.
To send local registers to the EIP controller, define the registers as Target -> Originator.
To change many register parameters at once, use the Modify Multiple Registers screen.
The
DXM Controller is big endian: the upper bits of a local register (15:8) are stored in the first byte of the assembly
instance and the second byte of the assembly instance is stored in the lower bits of a local register (7:0).
Table 1: DXM Local Registers 1, 5, and 10 Written from EIP Assembly Instance 112
Only registers 1, 5, and 10 are defined in the DXM Configuration Tool as Originator -> Target registers.
EIP Assembly Instance 112 DXM Local Registers
00 11 01 11 22
01 22 05 33 44
02 33 10 55 66
03 44
04 55
05 66
Table 2: DXM Local Registers 10, 11, and 19 Defined as Target -> Originator
The lower 2-bytes of each register data will be place into assembly instance 100.
EIP Assembly Instance 110 DXM Local Registers
00 77 10 77 88
01 88 11 99 10
02 99 19 11 12
03 10
04 11
05 12
5.10 Setting up Email and Text Messaging
The DXM Controller can be configured to send email or SMS messages based on threshold conditions. Internal log files
may be sent using email
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