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AVEVA™ Plant SCADA

Driver Kernel Additional Fields

  • Last UpdatedDec 02, 2024
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The Kernel Driver window, launched via the Page Driver Kernel command, displays information about each driver in the Plant SCADA system. The statistics it presents include read requests, physical reads, digital reads per second, register reads, cache reads, error count, timeouts, and so on. See the Plant SCADA User Guide for details on the general statistics it presents.

In the case of the ABCLX driver, the Kernel Driver window includes additional fields that are not normally supported. Press "V" to see these additional fields. They are:

Field

Description

Session

Thread

State

Current state of the driver EIP session thread:

0 – Thread is stopped

1 – Thread is starting

2 – Thread is running

3 – Thread is stopping

Session

State

Current state of the driver EIP session to the PLC:

0 – The session has not been initialized yet

1 – The session is connecting to the PLC and downloading the PLC tag database

2 – The session has connected to the PLC and downloaded the PLC tag database

3 – The session is subscribing the tags to the PLC

4 – The session is currently polling the subscribed tags

5 – The session has terminated unexpectedly and will be restarted

Socket

Thread

State

Current state of the socket to the PLC (same thread states as Session Thread State above)

Backend Pending Resp

Number of requests currently awaiting response from the PLC

Cache Delayed Reply

Number of cache read requests currently being delayed by driver

Group Poll Counter

Number of polls sent out by the driver

Missed Group Polls

Number of polls that were skipped by the driver

Avg Group Poll Time

Average time in milliseconds for a complete scan of the tags

Forward Opens

Number of Forward Open sessions to the PLC

Optimized Blocks

Number of optimized blocks created by the driver. Should match number of Forward Opens.

Tags Subscribed

Number of non Quality and non Timestamp Plant SCADA tags for this unit

Good Tags

Number of tags that were successfully resolved in the PLC

Bad Tags

Number of tags that were not successfully resolved in the PLC

QTM Tags

Number of Quality and Timestamp tags subscribed to

Session Disabled

Indicates whether session is currently disabled. Value of 1 indicates session is disabled.

Tag Config Warnings

Number of tags that still are considered good but have some issue that needs to be looked at

Init Timeout

Number of connection attempts that have been timed out

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