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Appendix F: Conformance Test Guide
example below lists 0x96 as the consuming instance. See Volume 1: Common Industrial Protocol
Specification appendix C for the encoding of the Connection Path.
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This attribute is an array if the host application implements the Assembly Mapping Host object, see
details of this object below.
EtherNet/IP Host Object (F8h) - Attribute #9 - Enable Communication Settings from Net
This attribute sets the ability for other devices on the network to adjust the communication
settings using access to the CIP TCP/IP object and the CIP Ethernet Link Object. Check the box in
the Physical Data section if this method is supported.
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The STC file must be configured to support the ability to set the affected attributes in the TCP/IP
Interface object and in the Ethernet Link object according to the table below.
Enable communication
settings from net
True
False
Please note that using the DLR functionality requires that Ethernet ports are able to have forced
settings e.g. 10 Mbps Half-duplex. For DLR devices with Communication Setting from the
network disabled, the application must provide the ability to force Ethernet settings. For
example, the web server can provide the user the ability to force Ethernet settings.
EtherNet/IP Host Object (F8h) - Attribute #11 - Enable CIP Forwarding
Enabling CIP Forwarding allows the host application to respond to all requests to both CIP
objects and instances of the Assembly Object not implemented by the Anybus CompactCom. The
Conformance Test software will check to see if those requests are handled properly by the
application. All Objects and Assembly Object Instances listed in the section about CIP objects in
the corresponding EtherNet/IP network appendices, are handled by the Anybus CompactCom.
This means that all requests to CIP objects and instances not listed in the CIP objects section
need to be handled by responses to the Process_CIP_Request command if CIP Forwarding is
enabled.
Enabling CIP Forwarding can be necessary when users support device profiles defined by Volume
1 of the CIP Network Libraries. Additionally, vendors may define and support objects and
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CIP TCP/IP Object
Set service enabled on attributes 3, 5, 6,
8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.
Set service enabled on attributes 3, 8, 9,
10, 11 and 12.
Set service disabled on attributes 5 and 6.
CIP Ethernet Link Object
Attribute 6 enabled.
Set service enabled on object level.
Attribute 6 disabled.
Set service disabled on object level (does not
apply if the Admin state attribute is implemented).
Attribute 3 shall be settable in all modes except
when hardware switches are used.
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