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Web Interface Data Point List Configuration: Auto-Configure (Default)
While in either of the two Auto-Configure Modes, the number of data points and the actual data points
themselves cannot be edited. Auto-Configure Mode looks at the other protocol and then configures the
data point list within the Web Interface to match. The Web Interface names and types will be defined
after the other protocol is configured.
The data will be configured according to the following rules:
•
Any Coil or 1 Bit Binary Pack data will be mapped as
Bool.
•
Any 8 Bit Binary Pack data will be mapped as
Bitpack (8 Bits).
•
Any 16 Bit Binary Pack data will be mapped as
Bitpack (16 Bits).
•
Any 32 Bit Binary Pack data will be mapped as
Bitpack (32 Bits).
•
Any 8 Bit Int data will be mapped as
INT (8 bit)
.
•
Any 16 Bit Int data will be mapped as
INT (16 bit)
.
•
Any 32 Bit Int data will be mapped as
INT (32 bit)
.
•
Any 64 Bit Int data will be mapped as
INT (64 bit)
.
•
Any 8 Bit Unsigned Int data will be mapped as
UINT (8 bit)
.
•
Any 16 Bit Unsigned Int data will be mapped as
UINT (16 bit)
.
•
Any 32 Bit Unsigned Int data will be mapped as
UINT (32 bit)
.
•
Any 64 Bit Unsigned Int data will be mapped as
UINT (64 bit)
.
•
Any 32 Bit Float will be mapped as
Float (32 bit)
.
•
Any 64 Bit Float will be mapped as
Double (64 bit)
.
•
Any String Data Types will be mapped as S
tring
.
•
The read or write direction depends on whether it is configured as a read or write on the other
protocol.
•
If the other protocol exceeds the number of data points supported, then nothing will be
mapped. You will see the # of Data Points remain at zero and the main page will display the
following error:
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To fix this error, simply decrease the amount of data you configured on the other
protocol so that the max number of data points is not exceeded or call customer
support to increase the limits.
To add additional or edit existing data points you will need to go into Manual Configure Mode.
