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• Name
  • This is the friendly name of the TLP Definition being created
• CSV File
  
  • Click the 'Browse' button to select CSV file for this TLP Definition

Click here to download the Cirrus Link default TLP and mapping files - Note these need to be thoroughly tested and reviewed in your application before they are put into production.

The downloaded zip file contains:

     FB107-TLPs-V1_0.csv

     FB107-Meter_Configuration_Mapping-V1_0.csv

     FB107-Orifice_Turbine_Meter_Periodic_History_Mapping-V1_0.csv

     ROC800-TLPs-V1_0.csv

     ROC800-Meter_Configuration_Mapping-V1_0.csv

     ROC800-Orifice_Turbine_Meter_Periodic_History_Mapping-V1_0.csv

     UserProgram-TLPs-V1_0.csv

Emerson ROC Device Connection

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Selecting 'Devices' opens respective configuration page as shown below:

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New Emerson ROC device can be created by following the 'Create new Device...' link and choosing 'EFM Emerson ROC' device as shown below:

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• Group ID
  • An ID representing a logical grouping of Edge Nodes and Devices
• Edge Node ID
  • An ID representing an Edge or Network (EoN) Node
• Device ID
  • An ID representing a Device

When all EFM Emerson ROC devices are configured, the Devices page will look as shown below:

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To finish configuring Emerson ROC and connect to physical devices, TLP definitions for each device need to be provided as described in the 'Specifying TLP Definitions for a Device' section of the EFM Emerson ROC Quickstart document. In short, the following three things need to be done:

• Specify TLP Definitions 
• Provide TLP Templates by importing TLP-template CSV file
• Configure TLP Poll Groups by importing TLP-poll-group CSV file

When this is done, the 'Devices' configuration page will look as shown below with the 'Status' of each device set to 'Connected'.

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