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RFC1006
PostedNovember 5, 2021
UpdatedNovember 5, 2021
ByKasper Vestrup
The Experior implementation of the RFC1006 protocol is not the full implementation specified in the public RFC1006 protocol specification.
Xcelgo has focused on creating a simple and reliable communication protocol and the implementation has primarily been developed in order to meet the Siemens SIMATIC PLC requirements.
The RFC1006 protocol is designated ISOonTCP in a Siemens PLC. Note that the protocol specified in this manual is implemented in full by Siemens PLC network card, i.e. no user program necessary to implement this protocol.
Properties
- Identification
- Name – Customizable name
- Id – Customizable Id
- Validation
- MVT – Select the MVT (Message Validation Template) being used for this protocol
- Communication
- Port – Port used for communication between Experior and “Device”
- IP Address – Type in IP address (only available if Mode = Client)
- Mode – Select “Server” or “Client”
- Auto Connect – Activate or Deactivate whether Experior should try to automatically connect to the “Device”
- RFC1006
- Remote TSAP – Address of Remote TSAP (Transport Service Access Point)
- Local TSAP – Address of Local TSAP (Transport Service Access Point)
- Connection Id – Connection Id used
- Max TPDU Size – TPDU (Transport Protocol Data Units) maximum size
- Max TPDU Bytes – TPDU (Transport Protocol Data Units) maximum bytes used
- Send Connection Request – Activate or Deactivate whether or not a connection request is to be sent
- Sign Of Life – Activate or Deactivate whether or not Sign Of Life signal is to be used
- Sign Of Life Interval – Set the time interval between Sign Of Life requests (only Available if Sign Of Life = True)
- Sign Of Life Timeout – Set the timeout value (only Available if Sign Of Life = True)