Document #10-32813 Rev A; June 07, 2019
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Z1_DEV1_HardwareId
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
DEV 1 Hardware ID
Z1_DEV1_DateCode
1
0
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1
1
8
0
DEV 1 Date Code
Z1_DEV1_ModelNumber
1
0
1
1
1
9
0
DEV 1 Model Number
Z1_DEV1_DeviceName
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0
1
1
1
11
0
DEV 1 Device Name
Z1_DEV1_FirmwareVersion
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0
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1
1
17
0
DEV 1 Firmware Version
Z1_DEV1_SerialNumber
1
0
1
1
1
32
0
DEV 1 Serial Number
Z1_VAR1_Type
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0
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2
1
1
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VAR 1 Type
Z1_VAR1_Digital
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0
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VAR 1 Digital
Z1_VAR1_Analog
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0
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0
VAR 1 Analog
Z1_DSP1_DisplayUnits
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0
1
3
1
5
0
DSP 1 Display Units
Z1_TST1_Tick
1
0
1
16
1
6
0
TST 1 Tick
Z1_TST1_EventLog
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0
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16
1
8
0
TST 1 Event Log
Z1_AST1_Member1
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0
1
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1
1
0
AST 1 Member 1
7. Create a new HTML page
“sd:\Https\Zone01.html”
using the user-defined tokens above to display information
about the intermodule bus device at Zone 1. Use the default HTML page “Index.html” as a guide. Open the web page
from the Https directory to validate the design (but without live data)..
8. Save and close all files on the
MICRO SD
and
NOR FLASH
drives.
Eject
both drives to unmount them from the PC
9. Reset the RMA PLUS.
10. Now you should be able to open a web browser and navigate to the RMA PLUS using the IP address or host name
i.e. http://rma-<Serial Number>/Zone01.html or http://192.168.0.100/Zone01.html and see the new HTML page with live
data for Zone 1.
Notes
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HTML files are stored on the micro SD card by default. This path cannot be changed at run time with a setup file key.
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The HTTP server cannot return web pages if the SD drive is mounted to the PC.
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Dynamic token replacement only occurs in HTML files (*.html, *.htm).
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The current implementation provides for 15 connections. Each file requires a connection. Using the default web page
as an example, there should be a maximum of three connections created by the request for Index.html: 1) indext.html;
2) favicon.ico; 3) logo.png. This, of course, varies by browser, caching, timing, etc.
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The HTTP Server supports all data types
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You may download or create links to any file on any of the RMA PLUS drives via HTTP. See the event log example on
the default HTML page. Valid drive names are “sd:”, “nor:” and “ram:”
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Only read operations are supported via HTTP Server.
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Tested with Internet Explorer and Chrome
TFTP Server
The RMA PLUS implements a Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server for accessing files on the RMA PLUS in a
similar fashion to USB.
This service is enabled by default for all model numbers. It may be disabled by writing “No” on the TFTP Server Enable
member, and then resetting the RMA PLUS.
Member
ID
Member Name
Data
Type
Access NV Min Max Default Comments
9
0x09 TFTP Server Enable
ENUM16
RW
F
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106
59: No 106: Yes
Ethernet 70 (0x46) Instance 2
