To establish communication with a device, boards, ports and I/O Devices need to be correctly configured in the Topology activity using the I/O Devices | New Device.
If you use the Device Communications Wizard to connect to a device, these forms will be automatically configured for you. However, if you need to manually configure these forms, use the settings outlined below.
The Boards dialog box lists boards used in the Citect SCADA project. Each board record defines a separate board within the project.
Field |
Value |
---|---|
Board Name |
This field is user defined (e.g. 'Board1'). |
Board Type |
Enter TCP/IP |
Address |
Enter Zero (0) |
I/O Port |
Leave this field blank. |
Interrupt |
Leave this field blank. |
Special Options |
Leave this field blank. |
Comment |
Any useful comment. This field is user defined and not required by the driver. |
The Ports dialog box lists ports used in the Citect SCADA project. Each port record defines a separate port within the project.
Field |
Value |
---|---|
Port Number |
This field is user defined. |
Board Name |
Refers to the board previously defined in Board form (e.g. 'Board1'). |
Baud Rate |
Leave this field blank. |
Data Bits |
Leave this field blank. |
Stop Bits |
Leave this field blank. |
Parity |
Leave this field blank. |
Special Options |
Leave this field blank. |
Comment |
Any useful comment. This field is user defined and not required by the driver. |
The I/O Devices dialog box lists I/O Devices used in the Citect SCADA project. Each device record defines a device within the project.
Field |
Value |
---|---|
Name |
This field is user defined. |
Number |
I/O device number which needs to be unique for each logical device, but identical for redundant devices. |
Address |
A valid EWS Server URL address such as (Vijeo EWS) https://myserver.com:2086/DataExchange or (SBO) http://192.168.0.20/EcoStruxure/DataExchange |
Protocol |
Enter EWSCLIENT |
Port Name |
Refers to the port previously defined in the Ports form. |
Comment |
Any useful comment. This field is user defined and not required by the driver. |
Published June 2018