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Installation instructions / ACS-2 plus
Example:
necessary:
MVA:
My Virtual Address.
When using the event protocol, the communication between the
controller and the host is controlled by events, i.e., as soon as a
booking is carried out on the controller, the booking is sent to the
host by the controller. In contrast with the common network
communication during which the server continuously polls the
controllers to check whether data are ready to be fetched, the
network is during this procedure only loaded when an event occurs.
Thus the general network performance is loaded less.
Each controller requires a unique virtual address for identification.
The current value is shown. This value can be changed to one of the
permitted values if necessary.
Each address may only exist once in the complete network!
DVA:
Destination Virtual Address
The event protocol makes it possible to assign a virtual destination
address (the address to which the controller sends the data) to each
controller.
The virtual address (MVA) of every user is taken from NetEdit.
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