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The SINAUT Configuration Tool
6.6 TD7onTIM
TIM DNP3
210 System Manual, 06/2014, C79000-G8976-C253-03
DB No.:
Specifies the DB number in the CPU if the data block memory area (DB) was
selected
Address [Byte]:
Input box for the byte number in the selected memory area
Explanation:
If a trigger signal is specified, the data of the object is transferred when the
trigger signal changes from 0 to 1.
If the trigger signal is a memory or data bit, it is automatically reset after it
has been read. The reset can, if required, be evaluated by the user program.
6.6.13
Data objects: Specific channel parameters
Note
Assignment of DNP3 index and start index
With the data objects described here, you should take special care with the assignment of
the DNP3 start index and the occupation of the indexe
s by the various channels.
The indexes used by the individual data objects and the assignment of the TD7 data objects
to the DNP3 object groups is available as an overview in the section
Data objects: Partner
and send parameters
(Page 198).
Mirroring back
The objects Bin08X_S/_R, Set01W_S/_R and Par12D_S/_R provide a mirror back function.
For a description of the function, refer to the section
Mirroring back (Page 186).
Bin04B_S
Channel "InputByte_x"
Channel type: Binary send
Bin04B_S allows sending of up to 32 binary values. The object contains 4 channels each for
1 byte (8 binary values).
The object occupies 32 indexes if all 4 channels are configured.
The "Masks" box provides three options for transmitting binary value messages. You can
specify bit-by-bit whether certain bits do not trigger message transmission or which bits
trigger a different type of transmission than was specified in the basic parameters of the
object.

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