Ormec SMLC 160, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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ServoWire Motion & Logic Controller Manual Getting Started
Setting up SMLC Serial communications
ServoWire Pro uses Dial ‐ Up Networking (DUN) to communicate with the SMLC Development port COM1
(J20). When your PC is properly configured and DUN is initialized (running), communications between
ServoWire Pro and SMLC is possible. The connection address is 200.200.200.200.
The Development Port communication rate is 115K Baud.
NOTE: You must configure your Network Connections in Windows before you can
communicate with an SMLC.
See: “Network Setup Help” included with ServoWire Pro software .
Initializing the Communications Connection
When ServoWire Pro needs to communicate with a SMLC, it checks to see if a DUN connection has been
established. If no connection exists, the “Connect To” dialog is displayed, allowing you to initialize the
SMLC connection. Thereafter, Windows handles all serial communications in the background.
Note: ServoWire Pro must know the correct Internet Protocol (IP) address of the SMLC it is connecting
with. The factory address for the RS ‐ 232 Serial Port is “200.200.200.200”. This address refers to a Direct
Cable Connection between ServoWire Pro and the SMLC Serial Port (J6).
Figure 18, ServoWire Pro IP Address
Disconnecting serial communications from SMLC and your PC.
Chose the Close Project command, in the ServoWire Pro File menu, if you want to reconnect to a
different SMLC, or make changes to your network connections. To change your network connections,
see the ServoWire Pro network setup help.
Troubleshooting Connection Problems
If you are having difficulty in establishing communications with SMLC, see the ServoWire Pro
Communications Troubleshooter.
SMLC Ethernet Configuration
It is strongly recommended that the Ethernet port be used for development with the SMLC because it
supports a much faster communication rate of 10/100 M baud.
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