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The SiteGate-232 always
has a gateway module
number of 1.
(command) ln,gm,cm,fb This command takes you directly from
where you are to the address listed, where the (command) is listed
below. The ln is the line number listed on the Connections Page, gm is
the gateway module number, cm is the module number, and fb is the
Function Block number within that module. When moving within the
same line and gateway number, the line number (ln) and the gateway
module number (gm) can be omitted, leaving the commas (see
example).
If you are on-line with one System and enter a command with an address
from another System, the Workstation will disconnect, then connect to
the new System and display the equipment graphics screen of the new
FB. If there is no equipment graphics screen associated with that FB,
the Status page will be displayed.
Table 3-1: Manual Commands which can Accept an Address
Command
Destination
addr
gro
liv
mod
par
poi
sch
setp
sta
Area or FB frame
Groups (for the entire line number)
Live GFB
Module Status
Parameters page
Point Help
Schedules
Setpoints
Status page
This command has several variations, as noted below:
Example: addr 1,1,3,4 displays the frame for the node having
the indicated address.
Example: par ,,3,4 displays the parameter page of the FB.
Example: sta ,,cm,cp+1 displays the status page of the next
FB with a greater address in the module, if it exists. The "cp+1"
must be typed as shown.
connections This command displays the Connections page, where
SiteScan 2000 for Windows stores connection information such as
phone numbers, time zones, and baud rates. The Connections page
requires a password level of 8 or higher.
defaultparameters This command restores a Function Block's
default parameters (defined when the FB is created in Eikon by Liebert
Site Applications) in the System's database structure files
(xxxcnfig.dat, xxxparam.dat). To use this command, an FB-level
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