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Chapter
9
Operating Instructions
Flexi Classic Gateways
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EtherNet/IP Gateway
Read-from-Tag/file — UE410-EN requests the data from the PLC.
In this operating mode the UE410-EN as master requests the data continuously from the
PLC in order to set the digital outputs. If this operating mode is desired:
Select the operating mode
Read-from-Tag/File
in the
Tx (from PLC) Transfer Mode
selection field.
Carry out the following settings on the same web page (see Tab. 91):
– PLC IP Address
– PLC Controller Slot Number
– Digital Output Polling Enable
– Digital Output Tag/File Name
– Digital Output Setting Poll Rate
Activate
Save in Flash
and click
Submit
to save the selection.
Only if
Save in Flash
is checked, the new configuration will be stored in the UE410-EN’s
non-volatile memory and be available after a restart of the gateway.
Submit
without
checking
Save in Flash
allows, for example, the testing of new configurations without
overwriting the old configuration.
9.5
Configuration of the gateway — which data are
transferred
The UE410-EN processes the data of a Flexi Classic system and makes them available in
different compilations, the data sets for the PLC.
There are 6 data sets available to this purpose: Data sets 1-5 contain fixed data compila-
tions, Data set 6 can be configured by the user. The data sets that are to be transferred to
the PLC must be activated (see section 7.8).
Open a web browser on a PC in the network and go to the address of the UE410-EN.
Click
Flexi System Interface Configuration
on the UE410-EN homepage.
The following web page is displayed:
The installed Flexi Classic modules are recognised automatically and listed in the
Flexi
Chassis Configuration
field. Modules of the next Flexi Classic generation that are not yet
recognised by the UE410-EN1 are listed as “Unknown Module”. The corresponding front
and the data structure of the module can be displayed by clicking a module. In the exam-
ple, a click on
Module 1
displays a new window with the corresponding information. The
window can subsequently be closed again.
Note