SNMPII Protocol-specific Parameters
- Last UpdatedDec 17, 2021
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UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION Do not change these protocol parameters, except on the advice of Technical Support for this product. Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage.. |
Note: Always seek the advice of Technical Support personnel for this product regarding undocumented features.
This section describes the SNMPII protocol-specific parameters. The parameter values have been set to the usual value for this protocol. You cannot change these values except on the advice of Technical Support for this product.
Note: If you plan on using Include projects and your communications settings are not in the main project, you need to set the driver-specific parameter ComSettingsInInclude to 1.
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Description |
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[SNMPII]Block |
This value is not used by the driver. |
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[SNMPII]Delay |
The period (in milliseconds) to wait between receiving a response and sending the next command. Allowable Values: 0 to 300 (milliseconds) Default Value: 0 |
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[SNMPII]MaxPending |
The maximum number of pending commands that the driver holds ready for immediate execution. Allowable Values: 1 to 256 Default Value: 2 You need to adjust MaxPending so that at least 2 DCBs are available per unit on a port; for example, if you have 10 devices on a port, Maxpending should have a minimum value of 20, or else when one unit is offline it can cause significant slowing of the responses from other units. |
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[SNMPII]PollTime |
The interrupt or polling service time (in milliseconds). Setting the polling time to 0 puts the driver in interrupt mode. Allowable Values: 500 to 2000 (milliseconds) Default Value: 1000 |
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[SNMPII]Retry |
Not used by the driver. See the driver-specific parameter [SNMPII]SnmpRetry. |
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[SNMPII]Timeout |
Not used by the driver. See the driver-specific parameter [SNMPII]SnmpTimeout. |
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[SNMPII]WatchTime |
The period (in seconds) that the driver uses to check the communications link to the I/O Device. Allowable Values: 0 to 128 (seconds) Default Value: 30 (seconds) |