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Configuration and parameter assignment
4.3 Parameter assignment with the device configuration
SIMATIC RF120C
Operating Instructions, 02/2021, C79000-G8976-C328-03
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Parameter
Parameter value
Default value
Description
Diagnostics
messages
None
Hard errors
Hard errors
With this parameter, you set whether hardware
diagnostic messages will be reported.
None:
Apart from standard diagnostics, no other
alarms are generated.
Hard errors:
Critical hardware errors/faults are reported
by the S7 diagnostics.
Interface
RS422
RS232
RS232 / RS422
Selection of the interface type that the connect-
ed hardware (reader / optical readers) uses.
The default value depends on the interface
used.
Note: This parameter is only shown when
"MOBY Mode = Freeport" was selected.
4.3.2 "Frame" parameter group
In this parameter group, you can configure all parameters specific to the "Freeport". This
parameter group is only displayed when you have selected the "Freeport" value in the "MOBY
Mode" parameter.
Table 4- 2 Parameters in the "Frame" parameter group
Parameter
Parameter value
Default value
Description
Data bits
7
8
8
Selection of the number of bits on which a
character is mapped.
Parity
None
Odd
Even
None
Parity selection
A sequence of data bits can be expanded by a
parity bit. With its value "0" or "1", the parity bit
is added to the sum of all bits (data bits and
parity bits) to form a defined status. This in-
creases data reliability.
None:
Data is sent without a parity bit.
Odd:
The parity bit is set so that the sum of the
data bits (including the parity bit) is odd
when the signal state is "1".
Even:
The parity bit is set so that the sum of the
data bits (including the parity bit) is even
when the signal state is "1".
Stop bits
1
2
1
Selection of the number of stop bits that indi-
cate the end of a character.
The stop bits are appended to every transferred
character during transmission.

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