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AVEVA™ Plant SCADA

Generic Devices - Communications Settings

  • Last UpdatedDec 06, 2021
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To establish communication with a device, the associated Board, Port and I/O Device need to be correctly configured in Plant SCADA Studio's Topology activity.

If you use the Express Communications Wizard to connect to a device, these settings will be automatically configured for you. However, if you need to manually configure them, use the information outlined below.

Boards

Typically, you would use a serial board or COM port for this communication. Refer to the instructions for setting up and using COM ports or serial boards. Or, complete the Board settings with the following information.

Field

Value

Board Type

If using a serial board or COM port, enter COMx.

Address

If using a serial board or COM port, enter 0.

I/O Port

Leave this field blank.

Interrupt

Leave this field blank.

Special Options

Leave this field blank.

Ports

Field

Value

Port Number

This value matches the COM port number. This number is defined in the Ports section of the Control Panel.

Baud Rate

This value matches the setting of the unit - 19200.

Data Bits

Enter 8.

Stop Bits

Enter 1.

Parity

This value matches the setting of the unit - EVEN_P.

Special Options

You may want to use the special options for the COMx Driver if you are using a modem (or similar) and want the driver to perform differently.

For more information, see the topic COMx Driver Special Options Reference in the Configure I/O Device Communications chapter of the main help.

I/O Devices

Field

Value

Port Number

This value matches the COM port number. This number is defined in the Ports section of the Control Panel.

Baud Rate

This value matches the setting of the unit - 19200.

Data Bits

Enter 8.

Stop Bits

Enter 1.

Parity

This value matches the setting of the unit - EVEN_P.

Special Options

You may want to use the special options for the COMx Driver if you are using a modem (or similar) and want the driver to perform differently.

For more information, see the topic COMx Driver Special Options Reference in the Configure I/O Device Communications chapter of the main help.

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