Siemens SIMATIC TIM 3V-IE DNP3, Системное руководство

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Diagnostics and upkeep
7.3 SINAUT diagnostics and service tool
TIM DNP3
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System Manual, 12/2015, C79000-G8976-C253-04
7.3.3.6 SDB Viewer
Description of the functions
The
SDB Viewer
function lists the content of the system data blocks (SDBs) of a previously
selected CPU or TIM module.
For TIM modules, the following SDB classes can be selected for display:
● SDB0
● WAN data
● Subscriber data
● Connection data
● LAN connections
● TD7onTIM data (only TIM modules on which parameters have been set for TD7onTIM)
● Ethernet data (only TIM modules that are connected to Ethernet)
● Routing data
● Connection data (PBC)
Apart from SDB0, the representation of the SDB data for the TIM modules is in plain text (as
default), you can, however, change to hexadecimal display. The CPU DBs are always
displayed in hexadecimal and the corresponding button cannot be deactivated here.
When accessing the subscriber using the
SINAUT subscriber list
, you have the option of
displaying the system data blocks from the module (
online
) or from the project (
offline
).
There may be differences between online and offline access.
The content of all system data blocks can be saved as a text file.
Operator activities
1. Select a subscriber in the
SINAUT subscriber list
of the open project or in
Accessible
Nodes
.
2. Open the
SDB Viewer
dialog by selecting the
SINAUT / SDB Viewer
menu.
3. To access data online on the connected module (instead of the project data), deselect the
offline
option on the right to the dialog. The data display is updated immediately with the
current module data.
4. Select the required system block class (SDB0, WAN data etc.) in the
System data blocks
list box.
5. Click on the
Save
button to save the content of all system data blocks as a text file.