SICK RFU610-10600

6.3.3 Use of the data interfaces
RFU61x-106xx
PC:
SOPAS ET
configuration
software
4
HOST:
Further data
processing
5
PC/HOST
Aux 2
USB
◂ Configuration 1 ▸
Ethernet
Aux 1 ◂ Configuration, ... 2 ▸
Host 1 Data output 3 ▸
Figure 16: Data interfaces of the RFU61x-106xx and their preferred uses
1
Service operation: Configuration with SOPAS ET, interface only for temporary use
2
Service operation: Configuration with SOPAS ET, prepared representation of the read
result, transponder access or reading diagnostics
3
Read operation: Data output of the read result (configurable output format 1 or 2),
4
SOPAS ET configuration software
5
Data further processing
Table 5: Functions relating to data interfaces
Possible interface → Host 1 Aux 1 Aux 2
Assignable function
↓
Ethernet Ethernet USB
1)
Read result output (configurable format 1 or
2)
O O
Reading diagnostics (fixed output format)
O
With SOPAS ET: Configuration, representation
of the read results in the Quickstart display
window, transponder access
o o o
Configuration with commands
o o o
2)
Configuration using web server
o o
O = Output of the same function via the interfaces possible at the same time
o = Access only makes sense via one of the interfaces (risk of collision!)
1)
The USB interface must only be used temporarily as a servicing interface!
2)
Input using the terminal in SOPAS ET (Version 3.3.0 or higher) or other USB-capable terminal programs.
NOTE
•
Only one of several available functions can be assigned to each interface.
The logical Aux interface of the device can operate the Aux port of the Ethernet inter‐
face, and the USB interface in parallel.
The logical host interface of the device operates the host port of the Ethernet interface.
The data output triggered by means of a command string only occurs, however, at the
data interface on which the request was received.
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