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Interbus 1.1
The module can be adapted to special requirements by setting the width of the 
parameter channel and the process data length. The following combinations 
are possible:
7: Reset response DIP switch 7 determines whether a reset of the lower-level master system trig-
gers a periphery fault in the higher-level system so that it can respond:
 OFF: no fault signaled in the higher-level system
 ON: fault signaled in the higher-level system
8: Reconfigure 
request
DIP switch 8 determines whether a Reconfigure request can be triggered via 
the OPC bus terminal:
 OFF: no Reconfigure request possible via the OPC bus terminal
 ON: Reconfigure request possible via the OPC bus terminal
9: Baud rate DIP switch 9 determines the baud rate of the slave part of the controller board:
 OFF: 500 kbaud
 ON: 2 Mbaud
10: Configuration 
selection
DIP switch 10 determines whether DIP switches 1 to 9 are activated:
 OFF: DIP switches 1 to 9 ineffective; parameterization from stored resi-
dent configuration or from configuration received by lower-level master
 ON: DIP switches 1 to 9 determine parameterization
6.4 Configuring the file IBSPCI.XML
Description The configuration file IBSPCI.XML contains all the settings which affect the In-
terbus connection.
Precondition
 Windows interface
Procedure 1. Open the file C:\KRC\ROBOTER\Config\User\Common\IBSPCI.XML.
2. Check the settings stored in the individual segments and adapt them if re-
quired.
3. Save the changes and close the file.
The file IBSPCI.XML is divided into different sections.
<INTERBUS> section:
Parameter 
channel
Process data length (in words)
01234567891
0
11 1
2
1
3
1
4
16
0 words XXXXXXXXXX X XX
1 word XXXXXXXXXX X X
2 words XXXXXXX X X X X
4 words XXXXXXX X X X
Changes must always be made via the main menu Configuration > 
Inputs/outputs > I/O drivers.
Entry Value Function
BOARDNUMBER 1 ... 8
Default: 1
Assigns a unique identifier to the controller board for 
the data channel. This identifier must match the card 
number selected by means of the DIP switches on the 
master module.