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© Automationdirect.com 3-1 Object Reference Manual3Driver and Protocol ObjectsThis chapter describes LookoutDirect Driver and protocol object classes,

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-10 www.Automationdirect.comAllen-Bradley Register AddressingLookoutDirect has adopted a

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-11 Object Reference ManualOffHook logical no yes When true, instructs the PLC to retain

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-12 www.Automationdirect.comC:0_OV - C255:255_OVlogical yes yes Counter overflow bit.C:0

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-13 Object Reference ManualPollRate numeric no yes Specifies the frequency at which the L

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Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-15 Object Reference ManualC:0_CD - C999:999_CD logical yes yes Counter down-enable bit.C

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Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-18 www.Automationdirect.comAllen-Bradley Error MessagesAB objects report the statuses o

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-19 Object Reference Manual5136-SD cards support different sets of valid memory addresses

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-2 www.Automationdirect.comAB_PLC5,AB_SLC500LookoutDirect uses the AB object classes to

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-20 www.Automationdirect.comKT card timed out while loading protocol codeKT card failed

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-21 Object Reference ManualKT card SI0 test timed outKT card SI0 test failed with status

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-22 www.Automationdirect.comNo response within timeout period No response received after

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-23 Object Reference Manualsdinst.exe program that ships with the 5136-SD card, using the

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-24 www.Automationdirect.comASCIIASCII is a protocol driver class LookoutDirect uses to

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-25 Object Reference ManualPhone number specifies the number to be dialed if the selected

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-26 www.Automationdirect.comRequest and Response Format StringsThe request and response

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-27 Object Reference Manualof data which should be found there, such as five characters r

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-28 www.Automationdirect.comIf nothing halts the process, decoding terminates when the e

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-29 Object Reference ManualThe simplest format specification contains only the percent si

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-3 Object Reference Manual• Through a direct DH485 connection using a 1784-PCMK card in c

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-30 www.Automationdirect.comcharacter. The corresponding input field is read up to the f

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-31 Object Reference ManualEntering ASCII Object Format StringFor a static connection to

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-32 www.Automationdirect.comThe space between the words terminates the conversion. See t

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-33 Object Reference ManualASCII Error MessagesNo response from device within timeout per

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Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-35 Object Reference ManualDeltaTauDeltaTau is a protocol driver object class LookoutDir

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-36 www.Automationdirect.comTable 3-7. DeltaTau Data MembersData Member Type Read Write DescriptionD

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-37 Object Reference ManualDirectLogicThe DirectLogic protocol driver object class is us

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-38 www.Automationdirect.comAfter the DirectLogic driver class is selected the following dialog appea

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-39 Object Reference ManualNoteNOTE: If you are creating a serial Link that will connect

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-4 www.Automationdirect.comRetry attempts specifies the consecutive number of times Look

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-40 www.Automationdirect.comSelect either the DirectNET or K-Sequence protocol. If during the previou

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-41 Object Reference Manualconfiguration, or you can consult the Appendix B Communicatio

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-42 www.Automationdirect.comCTA0:DB – CTA376:DBNumeric Yes Yes Counter current value double words (tw

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-43 Object Reference ManualV0:D – V41237 Numeric Yes Yes Double (two adjacent registers;

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-44 www.Automationdirect.comVGY0:B – VGY3760:BNumeric Yes Yes Single (16-Bit) V-memory word registers

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-45 Object Reference Manual305/305S Direct Logic PLC Family Data MembersX0 – X1777 Logic

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-46 www.Automationdirect.comR0:W – R776:W Numeric Yes Yes Single (16-Bit) word registers decimalR0:WB

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-47 Object Reference ManualRS400:W – RS560:W Numeric Yes Yes Single (16-Bit) word Shift

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-48 www.Automationdirect.comGE_Series90GE_Series90 is a protocol driver class LookoutDirect uses to c

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-49 Object Reference ManualPollRate is a numeric expression that determines how often to

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-5 Object Reference ManualAllen-Bradley DH+ Interface ParametersNoteWhen you configure an

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-50 www.Automationdirect.com Table 3-10. GE_Series90 Data MembersData Member Type Read Write Descrip

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-51 Object Reference ManualGE_Series90 Status MessagesNo response within timeout periodL

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-52 www.Automationdirect.comcould be caused by an audible squelch tail occurring at the end of a radi

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-53 Object Reference ManualModbus Modbus and ModbusMOSCAD are protocol driver classes Lo

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-54 www.Automationdirect.com In this example, LookoutDirect is connected to a Modbus-speaking PLC wi

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-55 Object Reference Manualmodem connected to your communication port, you must also spe

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-56 www.Automationdirect.comvalid response. After it tries the number of Retry attempts specified, th

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-57 Object Reference ManualThe Modbus object class uses Modbus Function Codes 01, 02, 03

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-58 www.Automationdirect.comNoteActivating the Daniel option deactivates all Modbus holding register

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-59 Object Reference ManualThe Count column contains the accumulated number of messages

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-6 www.Automationdirect.comFor this reason, if you are using a memory manager such as EM

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-60 www.Automationdirect.comModbus Data MembersThe Modbus object class supports both 5-digit and 6-di

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-61 Object Reference Manual400001 – 465000 numeric yes yes 6-digit addresses of 16-bit i

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-62 www.Automationdirect.comCommFail logical yes no Driver-generated signal that is ON if LookoutDire

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-63 Object Reference ManualCommentsYou can use the OffHook data member to enhance commun

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-64 www.Automationdirect.comWhen using OffHook, consider defining the driver object PollRate to poll

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-65 Object Reference ManualNational Instruments FieldPointFieldPoint is a protocol drive

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-66 www.Automationdirect.comFieldPoint Explorer to update your .IAK file. If necessary, consult your

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-67 Object Reference ManualThe Skip every n setting instructs LookoutDirect to not poll

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-68 www.Automationdirect.comNoteWhen you use the CA, CD, CI, CO, CR, PW, RL, RT, and TC data members

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-69 Object Reference Manualtypes you are able to select the full range of device address

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-7 Object Reference Manual Baud rate (1784-KTx, 1784-PCMK, 5136-SD only) selects the baud

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-70 www.Automationdirect.comNoteThese data members will not enumerate. You may use them either by imp

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-71 Object Reference ManualFP error: Undefined commandThe addressed module does not supp

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-72 www.Automationdirect.comFP error: Addressed module does not existMake sure that you are addressin

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-73 Object Reference ManualNoteIf you are using the National Instruments OPC IATest serv

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-74 www.Automationdirect.comenable flat browsing all data members appear in any LookoutDirect windows

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-75 Object Reference Manualother system variables, including communications speed and wh

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-76 www.Automationdirect.com If you selected flat browsing, you will see a long list of available dat

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-77 Object Reference ManualThe data members for the OPC Client depend on your OPC server

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-78 www.Automationdirect.comThe access path is Null and the OPC item ID is 4:0.NoteYou cannot browse

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-79 Object Reference ManualOmronOmron is a protocol driver class LookoutDirect uses to c

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-8 www.Automationdirect.comIRQ (all cards) identifies the interrupt setting of all DH+ i

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-80 www.Automationdirect.comParity indicates the parity that LookoutDirect uses to communicate with t

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-81 Object Reference ManualNoteThe Omron requires a special cable configuration in order

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-82 www.Automationdirect.comCannot set PLC to MONITOR modeThe Omron object is trying to set the PLC i

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-83 Object Reference ManualTiwayTiway is a protocol driver object Lookout uses to commun

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-84 www.Automationdirect.comReceive timeout is the time delay Lookout uses in waiting for a response

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-85 Object Reference ManualLocal PortThe Local port settings determine the serial port,

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-86 www.Automationdirect.comEnabling Automatic redundant media instructs the Unilink Host Adapter to

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-87 Object Reference ManualThe PC Adapter Operating Mode determines if the Unilink PC Ad

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-88 www.Automationdirect.comYou can add a secondary IP address to the CTI TCP/IP parameter. Lookout n

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-89 Object Reference ManualK1 – K32000 numeric yes yes K-memory unsigned 16-bit integer

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-9 Object Reference ManualUsing the 5136-SD card from S-S Technologies, Inc.To use the 51

Chapter 2 System ObjectsObject Reference Manual 3-90 www.Automationdirect.comLTD1 – LTD64 numeric yes yes (Loop) RateLTI1 – LTI64 numeric yes yes (Loo

Chapter 3 Driver and Protocol Objects© Automationdirect.com 3-91 Object Reference ManualImporting APT Name FilesAfter you have created at least one T

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