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OneSix Server .ini File Format
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The following is a list of the ONESIXOPC.INI parameters.
SERVER
[Server]
- Section name.
PortType
- Communication medium (AUTO, Point Host, TZR, Point View,
etc.).
PortNo
- Port number.
NumberDevices
- Number of devices to be processed by the server.
Tries
- No. of tries during polling before a device is marked offline.
HostAdapterCheck
- Enables/disables the detection of receiver. (0 or 1)
BaudRate
–options are: 115,200; 38,400; 19,200; or 1200. The default is
19200. Use this parameter for receivers that use a different baud rate
than the default. Make sure the value in the ini file matches the value
set in the hardware.
DefaultTempUnits
- specifies the starting units of Temperature devices
DefaultPressUnits
- specifies the starting units of Pressure devices
DefaultForceUnits
- specifies the starting units of Force and Scale devices
ConfigureEnable
– 0 – disables the Setup Menu option on the main menu.
The user then cannot make any changes to the configuration. 1 –
(default) – enable the Setup Menu option on the main menu.
SmallINI
– suppresses the listing of minor variables in order to make the ini
file smaller. Note that Windows 98 and ME have a limit of 64K bytes
for the INI file size.
DefaultThermistorCorrID
– overrides the default thermistor Correction ID
(normally 128). All thermistors will be assigned this Correction ID
unless the ID is overridden in the individual device section.
ForwardAll
– species if all packets are forwarded or only packets
associated with OneSix’s device list get forwarded across a TCP/IP
connection. A TCP/IP client must initiate the connection to the port
specified with the ForwardPort in the [IP Addresses] section. Each
packet has the following format:
sensor packet,node number, node
description, sensor label
.
ValueOffline
– 0 – I/O parameters will retain the last value when the sensor
goes offline; 1 – I/O parameters will be set to a value of –999999 when
a sensor goes offline.