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[02overIP]
Enable=true
TCP_IP_Port=2000
UDP_Connect_Port=2001
UDP_Stat6_Port=2002
Connect_MC_addr=224.1.1.1 Multi-cast address used for connecteds. Default address is
Stat6_MC_addr=224.1.1.2
TCP_IP_Link_Time=0
Polltime=1000
Timeout=50
Return_Status_5=true
TCP_Connecteds=true
Connect_MC_ENA=true
Stat6_MC_ENA=true
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Nucleus 2450 Router Controller Card
Enables SW-P-02 protocol over IP control.
Note: The default setting for this parameter is Enabled, so if the
parameter is missing, or commented out, it will still be enabled.
Port used for TCP/IP server connection. Default port is 2000.
Port used for UDP broadcast messages for connecteds. Default
port is 2001.
Port used for UDP broadcast messages for status 6 changes.
Default port is 2002.
224.1.1.1
Multi-cast address used for status 6 changes. Default address is
224.1.1.2
Time (in seconds) that the link remains open after the last
message is received. A value of 0 causes the link to remain
open indefinitely. Default is 0 (ink remains open indefinitely).
The frequency (in milliseconds) the 2450 polls the router for
status. Default value is every 1000 milliseconds. Increasing this
value reduces the load on 2450 and the router by polling it less
frequently. However, it does in crease the time before an error is
reported. It may be necessary to do this on a heavily loaded
2450 or router. Reducing this value reduces the time before an
error is reported but increases the load on the 2450 and the
router. The value should not be set lower than the TIMEOUT
value.
This is the timeout in milliseconds for a response from the
router. The default is 50 milliseconds. This should be sufficient
for most routers when single commands are sent in a TCP/IP
packet. If multiple connect messages are sent in a single
TCP/IP packet the timeout should be increased to 200
milliseconds. Also if the router is heavily loaded this value may
need to be increased. The number of TCP/IP connections to the
2450 should not effect the timeout, since this is the timeout on
the serial port to the router. The clients connecting to the 2450
may need to adjust their timeout for the response on the
network due to messages on multiple TCP/IP connections being
serialized to the router.
This determines whether status request 1 messages return the
status response 5 message, or whatever response is returned
from the router. The default is YES. Setting this to NO means
that status response 1 to 4 are returned depending on what
router the 2450 is connected to (See SW-P-02 for which routers
return which responses). This is intended for use with existing
equipment that does not support the status response 5
message.
Used to switch on or off unsolicited connects on the TCP
connection. When set to false a connected messages are only
sent on a TCP port in response to a connect on that TCP port.
When set to true it behaves more like the serial ports in that
whenever a crosspoint is set a connected is sent on all open
TCP connections, even if not set by a command on that port, for
example, a panel. The default =true.
Enables the multi-cast address used for connecteds.
Default=true.
Enables the multi-cast address used for status 5 changes.
Default=true.
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