Trusted Devices
Trusted
DevicesA device corresponds to a
Trusted
controller.Device names are limited to eight characters beginning with a letter or single underscore followed by letters, digits, and single underscores. Names cannot end with an underscore. Names cannot be reserved words, defined words, or data types.
Perform these tasks for devices:
- Setting the properties of devices
- Renaming devices
- Building devices
- Cleaning devices
- Downloading devices
- Simulating devices
- Connecting devices
- Updating devices
- Displaying diagnostic information for devices
For devices, specify these properties:
Application Run-time Options | Description |
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Cycle Timing (ms) | Amount of time, in milliseconds, allocated to each cycle. If a cycle is completed within the cycle timing period, the system waits until this period has elapsed before starting a new cycle. The cycle consists of scanning the physical inputs of the process to drive, executing the POUs of the device, then updating physical outputs. The Trusted controller executes the application code in real time. When the cycle time is set to 0, the controller starts the next cycle immediately after completing the last cycle.The default cycle time is 0 ms. |
Detect Errors | Store errors. Define the Nb Stored Errors . |
Memory for Retain | Size of the memory space reserved for storing the values of retained variables. The values of these variables are stored in this memory at the end of each cycle for use if the target is restarted. |
Nb Stored Errors | Number of entries, that is, the size of the queue (FIFO) in which detected errors are stored. |
Compiler Options | Description |
Generate Debug Information | Generate information required for debugging using step-by-step execution. |
Miscellaneous | Description |
Last Compilation Date | Date of the last compilation (build). |
Last Compiled Version | Version number of the last compiled application image. |
Serial Port Connection Information | Description |
Baud Rate | Data transmission speed, defined in bits per second. Possible values are 600 , 1200 , 2400 , 4800 , 9600 , and 19200 ; the default value is 19200 . |
Data Bits | Number of data bits in a byte. Possible values are 7 or 8 . |
Hardware Flow Control | AADvance-Trusted SIS Workstation software controls the CTS and DSR lines to enable hardware handshaking during exchanges. |
Parity | Parity type. Possible values are None , Odd , Even , Mark , or Space ; the default value is None . |
Stop Bits | Length of the stop bit. Possible values are 0 , 1 , 1.5 , or 2 . |
Shared Connection Information | Description |
Enable ISA68M | Enables the ISA68M target. |
Enable Simulation | Enables simulating the application. |
Network | Network used for communication. Possible values are Serial and TCP/IP . The default value is TCP/IP . |
Retry | Number of tries for communication using a serial connection. |
Serial Port or Port Category | Serial port used for communications. Possible values are Simulator , Com1 , Com2 , Com3 , Com4 , Com5 , Com6 , Com7 , Com8 , Com9 , Com10 , Com11 , User , or Ip . |
Timeout(s) | Communication timeout, expressed in seconds. |
TCP/IP Connection Information | Description |
Host Address | For TCP/IP connections, specifies the IP address of the host. The default port address is 127.0.0.1 |
Host Socket Port | Internet port number for a TCP/IP connection. For Trusted applications, the default port number is 6000 . |
Task | Procedure |
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Set properties for a device |
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Rename a device | Renaming a device activates an automatic saving of the project.
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