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Flexitron Webdyn SunPM User Manual

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The le has one row per congured script. Each row contains the script number with its name.
The format is the following:
VARIABLE DEFINITION DEFAULT VALUE
SCRIPT_File[n] Scenario name
Where “n” is replaced by the script index number. The number starts at 0.
Thus, using the following script conguration:
The conguration le will contain the following information:
SCRIPT_File[0]=Test script 1.lua
SCRIPT_File[1]=Test script 2.lua
The index number is calculated automatically by the concentrator starting with 0. If this le is modied
manually, make sure there are no duplicate index numbers as this would result in the conguration being
rejected.
3.1.2.2 Connected Device Denition
The denition le is standardised to process the different device cases. It manages the following types:
IO, TIC, Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, etc.
A denition le is needed fore each congured device. A same denition le can be used to dene several
devices.
The device denition les are stored in the congured server directory. By default it is “/DEF”.
For the denition les to be taken into account, they must be referenced in the “_daq.ini” le described
previously (3.1.2.1.3.4 - Declaration of devices) in the “DefFile” eld.
3.1.2.2.1 Denition File Naming
The le name is free and can be modied by the client at will, the gateway will use the name given in the
daq.csv le.

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BrandFlexitron
ModelWebdyn SunPM
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish