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This opens the 'New Device' configuration mage for ABB Totalflow Device:
General
Connectivity
- Hostname
- Hostname or IP address of the device
- TCP Port
- Socket Timeout
- TCP socket operation (i.e. connect and read) timeout in seconds. A timeout of zero is interpreted as an infinite timeout. To use system default, set to -1.
- Connection Type
- Connection type selector. Either maintain one connection or establish new connection per each transaction. The ON_DEMAND option is recommended.
- PERSISTENT - The ABB Totalflow driver keeps a TCP connection open and this connection is being shared by all polling threads.
- ON DEMAND - A TCP connection is opened by each polling thread when it needs to poll and closed upon completion. Note that ABB Totalflow device still allows only one connection at a time.
- Enable auto-discovery
- Enables ABB Totalflow driver to run application auto-discovery at startup and re-configuration.
DB2 Protocol
- Station ID
- Station ID of this ABB Totalflow device
- Keep Alive
- Time interval (in seconds) between 'keep-alive' polls that may be required to maintain PERSISTENT connection if ABB Totalflow device is configured to disconnect on inactivity. To disable 'keep-alive' polls, set to 0.
- Host Timeout
- Timeout (in milliseconds) to wait for a reply from the host. The default value is 3000 milliseconds.
- Poll EOT Timeout
- Time (in milliseconds) to wait to ensure there are no more packets to receive. The default value is 700 milliseconds.
- Auto-Discovery EOT timeout
- Time (in milliseconds) to wait to ensure there are no more packets to receive during auto-discovery. The default value is 2000 milliseconds.
- Number Retries
- Number of retries if DB2 request is NAKed.
- Supervisory Frames
- Number of DB2 supervisory frames.
- Password
- DB2 Protocol Security Code. If device is set with default security code of 0000, leave blank.
- Add All Array-Register Definitions
- Automatically add all the Array-Register definitions configured within the ABB Totoalflow driver module.
RBAC
- RBAC Enabled
- A flag indicating that Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is enabled on the device and therefore the X_RBAC frame needs to be included in the DB2 request message.
- Operator ID
- Operator ID. If RBAC is not enabled on the device, leave blank.
- Password
- Operator password. If RBAC is enabled on the device, leave blank.