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This section describes the tasks to perform after installing the
DAS for OMNI software, including editing the configuration file, setting the
BASEstar Classic support block parameter, and setting up shop floor
equipment.
2.3.1 Configuring layered products
See the related OMNI/OSAP and DECnet-Plus
documentation for configuring the layered products used by the
DAS for OMNI software. See Section 2.3.2.4 for information on configuring OSI
transport templates.
2.3.2 Editing the Configuration File
A configuration file is supplied with the DAS for OMNI software. The configuration file contains definitions for types, paths, and devices.
The following sections give examples of the type, path, and device
records. See the BASEstar Classic Command Line Interface User's Guide for more information about creating
type, path, and device definitions.
2.3.2.1 Editing Type Records
The following example shows the type records created by the configuration file.
create type MMS_IS_TYPE/manufacturer=DEC/model="MMS-IS\MMS-IS device"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="MMS-IS ISO 9506 compliant device"/log create type MMS_DIS_TYPE/manufacturer=DEC/model="MMS-DIS\MMS-DIS device"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="MMS-DIS ISO 9506 compliant device"/log create type AP_TYPE/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"/model="AP\Siemens AP device"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-AP device"/log create type H1_S115U_941_TYP/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_115U-941"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type H1_S115U_942_TYP/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_115U-942"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type H1_S115U_943_TYP/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_115U-943"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type H1_S115U_944_TYP/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_115U-944"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type H1_S135U_921_TYP/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_135U-921"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type H1_S135U_922_TYP/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_135U-922"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type H1_S135U_928_TYP/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_135U-928"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type H1_S150U_TYPE/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_150U"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type H1_S155U_TYPE/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="H1\SIMATIC_155U"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens SINEC-H1 device"/log create type S7_TYPE/manufacturer="Siemens-AG"- /model="S7\SIMATIC_S7"- /protocol=OMNI - /description="Siemens S7 device"/log |
The model is used to define the protocol profile used by the DAS in defining the device to OMNI. The DAS for OMNI software currently supports MMS-IS, MMS-DIS, S7, AP and H1 protocols.
The text before the \ is not modifiable. The text after the \ is used
in defining the model to OMNI software. For SINEC-H1 devices,
the model field is not modifiable.
2.3.2.2 Editing Path Records
The following example shows the path records included in the configuration file. The commands are commented out in the configuration file so edit the commands and then remove the comment character before executing the configuration file.
create path MMS_IS_LCL_PATH/vaxport="MMS_IS_LOCAL_PLC"/netname=OMNI- /multidrop/io_size=512/log create path MMS_DIS_LCL_PATH/vaxport="MMS_DIS_LOCAL_PLC"/netname=OMNI- /multidrop/io_size=512/log create path AP_LOCAL_PATH/vaxport="S5_AP_LOCAL_PLC"/netname=OMNI- /multidrop/io_size=4096/log create path H1_LOCAL_PATH/vaxport="S5_H1_LOCAL_PLC"/netname=OMNI- /multidrop/io_size=4096/log create path S7_LOCAL_PATH/vaxport="S7_LOCAL_PLC"/netname=OMNI- /multidrop/io_size=4096/log |
The VAXPORT field contains the local Application Simple Name. This application simple name must be defined in ODS (OMNI Directory Services) to define the network address information for the local VMD. Only one path is required to be defined for each protocol profile. However, multiple paths may be defined if it is desired to define a unique local VMD for each remote VMD. See the discussion in Section 3.3 for more information on defining multiple local paths.
Table 2-3 lists the path parameters and indicates the value(s) that are allowed for each.
Parameter | Value(s) |
---|---|
VAXport 1 | ASN |
Netname | OMNI |
Multidrop 2 | MULTIDROP, POINT_TO_POINT |
Timeout 3 | |
Retries 4 | |
IO Size 5 |
The line parameters in the path definition are not used by this DAS and are ignored.
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