Elektro-Automatik PS 9000 T Series, Operating Manual

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PS 9000 T Series
Submenu “
IP Settings 2
”
Element Description
DNS address Default value: 0.0.0.0
Permanent manual setting of the network address of a domain name server (short: DNS)
which has to be present in order to translate the host name to the device’s IP, so the device
could alternatively access by the host name
Port Default value: 5025
Adjust the socket port here, which belongs to the IP address and serves for TCP/P access
when controlling the device remotely via Ethernet
Submenu “ TCP Keep-Alive ”
Element Description
Enable TCP Keep-
Alive
Default setting: disabled
Enables/disables the “keep-alive time” functionality of TCP.
Submenu “
Logging
”
Element Description
Enable USB log-
ging
Default setting: disabled
Enables/disables the “log to USB stick” feature. Once enabled, you can define the log interval
(multiple steps, 500 ms ... 5 s) and choose between Start/stop with DC on/off or Manual
start/stop . With a properly formatted USB stick (also see 1.9.5.5 ) plugged, logging to USB
stick can be used anytime. For more refer to „3.4.8. Recording to USB stick (logging)“ .
Submenu “ Com Protocols ” (communication protocols)
Element Description
SCPI / ModBus Default setting: both enabled
Enables/disables SCPI or ModBus communication protocols for the device. The change is
immediately effective after submitting it with ENTER button. Only one of both can be disabled.
Submenu “ Com Timeout ” (communication timeout)
Element Description
Timeout USB (ms) Default value: 5
USB/RS232 communication timeout in milliseconds. Defines the max. time between two
subsequent bytes or blocks of a transferred message. For more information about the
timeout refer to the external programming documentation “Programming ModBus & SCPI”.
Timeout ETH (s) Default value: 5
Keep-alive timeout in seconds. Defines the time after which the device disconnects the
Ethernet socket automatically due to inactivity.