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Enter the smallest possible distance between system packages in the field provided. This
specifies the minimum distance (in mm) between two consecutive packages. It is used to
compensate for imprecision in the Distance from Protocol Index to Trigger Line parameter by
virtually lengthening the package. This parameter implies that if two consecutive packs are
placed on the conveyor at a distance less than the minimum, a Protocol Index assignment error
will occur.
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Log Type
Select Disable, Standard, or Advanced from the drop-down list. Advanced Logging is used
during calibration or troubleshooting to confirm that the protocol index message is solidly
found on the correct box.
Socket: Transport n Settings
Enable
Select the check box to enable User Sockets and reveal the related configuration options.
Socket Settings
Socket Type
Select TCP Server, TCP Client, UPD, or UDP Multicast from the drop-down list.
Device Select
Select a listed named device from the drop-down list. Select the AV7000 in the tunnel that will
provide the multi-cast message.
Device Client Settings
TCP Client / UDP/ UDP Multicast
Enable Client
Select the check box to enable the client and reveal Client Settings options.
Remote Server IP Address
Enter the IP address in the field provided. IP Address provided by the user’s system
administrator.
Remote Server Port
Enter the remote server port number in the field provided. Port number provided by the user’s
system administrator.
Data Output Protocol
Select Disable, Standard, Advanced, Crisplant, Beumer, or Custom1-5, Web Sentinel, Video
Coding, or SC5000 from the drop-down list. Once selected, the input options for that selection
are revealed.
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See Protocol Specialized Settings above.
WebSentinel Settings
When using the UDP protocol:
The User Socket Client Port is bound to the Server Port.
The maximum size for maintaining a whole datagram is 1436 bytes, messages exceed-
ing this value will be fragmented.