Motorola MOSCAD 68P02958C00-B User Manual

User’s ManualToolBox for MOSCAD™IP GatewayVersion 5.5068P02958C00-BMOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are registered in the U.S.Patent and Trademark Of

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Site Configuration5-43will start transmitting only after a delay that is equal to this parameter multiplied by the RTU'spriority level. If in the

Site Configuration5-44Number of TX retries <0-9> [2]:The number of times the Data Link layer retransmits a data frame for which ACK was notrecei

Site Configuration5-45Enable Network will send a control frame in order to check whether the link is still in“failed” status. The frame is issued if t

Site Configuration5-46Send broadcast reset after restart <YES/NO> [YES]:Specify YES to broadcast to all units defined after Reset Load in order

Site Configuration5-47MDLC Session Logical ChannelsApplication layerApplication manager work space <2000-6000> [4100]:The workspace allocated to

Site Configuration5-48Task suspension between transmitted frames <0-1000> mSec [50]:A delay that can be inserted between transmissions of frames

Site Configuration5-49Data frames are the information stored in Txbuf in case of transmission, and in Rxbuf in caseof reception.RTU-to-RTU Number of T

Site Configuration5-50NO There is no need for ACK from the central unit at RTU/Central Unit level. Thesystem relies on Data Link ACK (at From/To level

Site Configuration5-51Diagnostics, Error Logger, Processes/Tables Monitor, Site Configuration and Downloader. IfDEVICE=HP_F_TX is emptied frequently,

Site Configuration5-52Timers HookupsNumber of connected service-users with '10 mSec' device <10-100> [70]:The 10 msec task enables dif

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Site Configuration5-53Number of ’100 msec’ timers for ‘C’ applications <0-1000> [10]The number of ‘C’ block 100 msec. timers that can be used. F

Site Configuration5-54System ValuesMain process duty cycle <0-100> [40]:The ratio between the time allocated to the main process of the applicat

Site Configuration5-55'C’ application parametersNumber of user tasks for ‘C’ blocks <0-10> [0]:In addition to the 5 tasks defined by the sy

Site Configuration5-56second entry will always contain the Erase callback function, and the third entry will alwayscontain the Disable callback functi

Site Configuration5-57Communication Buffer Size <500-8192> [8192]Allows the definition of the maximum size of the communication buffers (in byte

5-58Network ConfigurationThe Network Configuration program is used for defining the communication nodes(interconnection points between two or more lin

Network Configuration5-59mechanism is disabled, the failed link is considered to be restored after a specified period oftime.Routing over Alternative

Network Configuration5-60Network Configuration WindowTo start Network Configuration, double-click the Network Configuration icon in theIP Gateway Tool

Network Configuration5-61IconsThe following is the list of the available command icons.Icon Corresponding menu commandFile menu, New commandFile menu,

Network Configuration5-62File MenuThe commands in the File menu are mainly designed to handle configuration files.NewThe New command (Network Configur

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Network Configuration5-63Look inIf the currently displayed directory is not the correct one, double-click the drive letter at theright of the Look in

Network Configuration5-64 Dialog box parametersUse the parameters in the order specified below. Normally you’ll only use the File Nameparameter.Save i

Network Configuration5-65Edit MenuThe Edit menu contains commands the affect the network configuration table in the mainwindow.Delete RowsDeletes the

Network Configuration5-66To specify that the link is authenticated, check the Authenticated box to the right of the LinkID.Next, specify the Site ID o

Network Configuration5-67Note: If the Server ID or authentication keys are not defined for any link in the table, theauthentication information will n

Network Configuration5-68Note: Force All Links can be used to define keys for all the links and then certain links can bemodified in order to vary the

Network Configuration5-69In case of an unreachable server (due to some communication problem), communicationoverhead will be higher as this parameter

Network Configuration5-70The text file pictured above describes each link connected to NODE 1. From LINE 1 (knowninternally as LINK-21) communication

Network Configuration5-71 Dialog box parametersSite IDEnter the Site ID of the unit to which the network configuration is to be downloaded.Link IDEnte

Network Configuration5-72CascadeThe Cascade command arranges the various screens in cascade style.TileThe Tile command arranges the various screens in

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5-73MDLC Links ConfiguratorThe MDLC Links Configurator allows you to change the number of links assigned to eachmedium, such as lines, Rslinks, Radio

MDLC Links Configurator5-74The first time you open the tool, two tabs will be available, Default and port.txt. The Defaultscreen contains the values s

MDLC Links Configurator5-75Number of free LinksDisplays the number of free links in the current configuration. This is a protected field, andthe disp

MDLC Links Configurator5-76File MenuThe commands in the File menu are designed mainly for manipulating files and exiting theapplication. File menu com

MDLC Links Configurator5-77When you save a configuration file for the first time, the ToolBox displays the Save dialogbox.Type the name of the link co

MDLC Links Configurator5-78ActivateActivates a different link configuration.To activate another link configuration, use the Open command to display an

5-79Site TableThe Site Table utility enables the user to define the sites in the system with which the IPGateway wishes to communicate. Unlike the ne

Site Table5-80For each site in the system, enter the Site ID, the number of retries to be performed and thenumber of seconds to wait between retries.

Site Table5-81 Dialog box parameters and functionsSite IDClick in the cell to enter the Site ID for the site being added. (Note: The Site ID was defi

Site Table5-82Secondary Link ValidityThe Gateway tests communication with the sites on a regular basis. If a site has not respondedfor a specific time

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Site Table5-83Most of the icons are dimmed unless there is an open Site table file.File MenuThe commands in the File menu are designed mainly for mani

Site Table5-84Click the appropriate button.SaveThe Save command stores the current Site table file on disk for future use.If the file has not been sav

Site Table5-85AbortThis command aborts the download of the Site table data to the specified site.ExitThe Exit command closes any open files and quits

Site Table5-86 Dialog box parameters and functionsNumber of SitesDouble-click and enter the number of sites you want to add to the Site table.First Si

Site Table5-87Secondary Link ValidityDouble-click to define the time to wait for a response from a RTU. The format isHHH:MM:SS. If there is no respons

Site Table5-88Change Timeout ValueChanges the timeout value of the selected site(s).• Double-click in the timeout cell of the desired Site ID and ent

Site Table5-89Change Primary Link Validity ValueChanges the primary link validity value of the selected site.• Double-click in the desired Primary Li

Site Table5-90Change Secondary Link Validity ValueChanges the secondary link validity value of the selected site.• Double-click in the desired Second

Site Table5-91 Dialog box parameters and functionsReserved LineThe row in the Site table where the default center will be defined.Site IDThe Site ID f

Site Table5-92Window MenuThe Window menu enables the user to arrange the various screens within the Site Tablewindow. The screens can also be moved,

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5-93SNMP ConfiguratorGeneralThe SNMP Configurator program allows the definition of the SNMP and the Motorola SSC(System Support Center) parameters. Se

SNMP Configurator5-94Manager host IPThe IP Gateway sends, without the need for registration, SNMP Trap_PDUs to the SSCmanager with “Manager host IP”

SNMP Configurator5-95File MenuThe commands in the File menu are designed mainly for managing SNMP Configuration filesand exiting the application. File

SNMP Configurator5-96• Make sure that you have loaded the correct configuration file - the one that contains theconfiguration for the IP Gateway unit

SNMP Configurator5-97This screen records the ongoing activity of the SNMP Configuration downloading processfrom the Toolbox computer to the IP Gateway

SNMP Configurator5-98UploadThe Upload command is used to read the SNMP configuration of a site into Toolbox. You canupload from the IP Gateway directl

SNMP Configurator5-99This screen records the ongoing activity of the SNMP Configuration uploading process fromthe IP Gateway unit to theToolbox comput

5-100DownloaderThe Downloader utility enables you to download multiple blocks or files needed to configurethe IP Gateway. You can specify the names o

Downloader5-101Identify the IP Gateway to which the download will be performed, by default, the local RTU.To define a remote IP Gateway, specify the S

Downloader5-102If for any reason you need to abort the download, press the Abort icon in the toolbar at the topof the window.After successful completi

1-1IntroductionScope of the ManualThis manual provides instructions for IP Gateway installation and operation, as well asdetailed instructions for the

Downloader5-103Required unit typeSpecify the unit type to which the files are to be downloaded. The only possible value is:IP GatewayFlash Erase type

Downloader5-104Don’t Erase Flash Before DownloadThe download operation does not erase the contents of the flash memory.Erase All Flash Before Download

Downloader5-105desired session(s). A new entry of the appropriate type will be created (e.g. SiteConfiguration).Once a file type entry has been creat

Downloader5-106stop the driver.) To change the Communication Port or Data Speed, select the parameter (leftclick) and select the value from the choic

Downloader5-107user part of the Flash memory (Site/Network Configuration, phone book, etc.) must be erasedand the contents downloaded again.Erasing Co

Downloader5-108Erase Configuration commandEdit menu, Download commandEdit menu, Abort commandFile menu, Print commandHelp menu, About commandFile Menu

Downloader5-109File NameEnter the name of the download settings file. The ToolBox automatically adds the .iniextension. Alternatively, locate the file

Downloader5-110Files of TypeThis box shows the type (extension) of the files currently displayed in the File Name list. If thedisplayed file type “fil

Downloader5-111File NameType the name of the download settings file you want to create, and click OK. The ToolBoxautomatically adds the .ini extensio

Downloader5-112 Dialog box parametersUse the parameters in the order specified below. Normally you’ll only use the File Nameparameter.Look inIf the cu

Introduction1-2Introducing the IP GatewayThe IP Gateway for SCADA and NFM systems is a smart unit, based on the Motorola 68360microprocessor and inclu

Downloader5-113the Downloader window have been rearranged/resized by the user, they will appear in thoseplaces/sizes the next time the Downloader is s

Downloader5-114ToolbarThe Toolbar displays the icons described under Icons.Status barThe Status bar displays the status messages at the bottom edge of

5-115Dial UpOne of the most important features of the IP Gateway Toolbox is the capability to call amodem connected to any unit (RTU or FEP) in the sy

Dial Up5-116The FEP communication port baud rate should be equal to the modem baud rate. Whenconnecting the IP Gateway Toolbox instead of the modem,

Dial Up5-117In order for the changes to the Dial Up Utility to take effect, close all Toolbox tools and StopCommunication Driver.Dial Up WindowTo star

Dial Up5-118Edit menu, Copy commandEdit menu, Paste commandFile menu, Print commandHelp menu, About commandPhone menu, Dial Up commandPhone menu, Hang

Dial Up5-119The Open dialog box defaults to the config sub-directory of the Toolbox (itbox550) directory.The config sub-directory is where Toolbox sto

Dial Up5-120Save AsThe Save As command saves the current dial-up information under a different file name.Generally, you’ll use this command when you w

Dial Up5-121MergeThe Merge command combines two dial-up files. Follow these steps:1. Open one of the files.2. Open the File menu and select the Merg

Dial Up5-122Edit MenuThe edit menu contains commands that affect the dial-up list in the main window.CutCuts selected block of cells from the current

Introduction1-3A system with multiple vendors SCADA control center is shown in Figure 1-2. The MDLCcommunicates with any SCADA computer which supports

Dial Up5-123Dial UpSelect a row and then this command to dial the corresponding phone number. If a channel iscurrently open, the dial up utility asks

5-124Site Date & TimeThe Site Date & Time utility enables the user to update the date and time of any site and IPGateway in the system and ret

Site Date & Time5-125Site Date & TimeThis parameter displays the current date and time at the site, and cannot be edited. Whilethe tool is se

Site Date & Time5-126Icon Corresponding menu commandSite Date & TimeHelp menu, About commandSite MenuThe Site menu enables the user to perform

Site Date & Time5-127View MenuThe following views are available to the user. Click on an entry to select it, and a checkmark will appear on the me

Site Date & Time5-128How to Use HelpThe How to Use Help explains to the user how the IP Gateway help is used.About Site DateThe About command disp

5-129Phone BookThe Phone Book utility allows you to conduct a session with another unit via a telephoneline. The utility connects to the unit as any o

Phone Book5-130File menu, Print commandHelp menu, About commandHelp menu, Help commandEdit menu, Insert Row commandEdit menu, Delete Row commandEdit m

Phone Book5-131OpenThe Open command opens an existing phone book. After activating this command, PhoneBook displays the Open dialog box, as shown belo

Phone Book5-132Look inIf the currently displayed directory is not the correct one, double-click the arrow to theright of the Look in parameter and loc

Introduction1-4• Send commands to the MOSCAD RTU and download parameters to its local process.• Send commands via broadcasts to any required group o

Phone Book5-133 Dialog box parametersUse the parameters in the order specified below. Normally you’ll only use the File Nameparameter.Save inIf the cu

Phone Book5-134DownloadThe Download command sends the current phone book to any IP Gateway in the network.Before selecting this command, select Local

Phone Book5-135Status barThe Status bar displays the status messages at the bottom of the Dial Up window.Window MenuThis menu enables you to arrange a

5-136Communication SetupThis utility is designed to set the parameters to be used by the communication driver.If you want to change the communication

Communication Setup5-137 Dialog box parametersSerial PortSelect this option if the communication will go over the serial port and specify the port and

Communication Setup5-138ApplyThe Apply button saves changes made to the Communication Setup. A message willappear reminding you to close any ToolBox

5-139Stop Communication DriverThe Stop Communication Driver is used when a session password is changed. Thisutility allows you to sever the connectio

5-140Host TableGeneralThe Host Table enables users to define all the SCADA/NFM manager host computers in thesystem which are connected to a particular

Host Table5-141 Dialog box parametersIP AddressThe IP address of the host computer.Range: 000.000.000.001-255.255.255.254Host NameAlphanumeric name as

Host Table5-142File MenuThe commands in the File menu are designed to handle host/NTP Configuration files.NewThe New command opens a submenu and enabl

COMMERCIAL WARRANTY (STANDARD)Motorola radio communications products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of

Introduction1-5MOSCAD RTUNFM Central MOSCAD ToolBox(over IP)EthernetIP Gateway(Proxy MIB)IP NetworkMDLC NetworkEthernetTCP/IPMOSCAD NFM RTUMOSCAD NFM

Host Table5-143Files of TypeThis box shows the type (extension) of the files currently displayed in the File Name list. Thedefault should be .hst. If

Host Table5-144File NameType the name of the host/NTP file. Toolbox automatically adds the .hst/.ntp extension.Alternatively, locate the file name in

Host Table5-145Action MenuUploadUploads the Host Table or NTP Configuration file from a specified IP Gateway as shown inthe figure below. The type of

5-146DataTac Modem ID TableGeneralTwo sites (MOSCAD RTUs) can communicate with one another through the IP Gateway (withReflector capability), if both

DataTac Modem ID Table5-147The DataTac Modem ID Table WindowTo start the DataTac Modem ID Table utility, double-click the DataTac Modem ID Table iconi

DataTac Modem ID Table5-148File MenuThe commands in the File menu are mainly designed to handle Modem ID table files.NewThe New command clears the cur

DataTac Modem ID Table5-149Files of TypeThis box shows the type (extension) of the files currently displayed in the File Name list. If thedisplayed fi

DataTac Modem ID Table5-150File NameType the name of the Modem ID file. Toolbox automatically adds the .rnc extension.Alternatively, locate the file n

DataTac Modem ID Table5-151Action MenuUploadUploads the DataTac Modem ID Table from a specified IP Gateway as shown in the figurebelow. The IP Gatewa

5-152IP Conversion TableGeneralIP (Internet Protocol) technology can be used to interface between MOSCAD RTUs and IPGateways over advanced radio infra

2-1IP Gateway System OverviewSCADA SystemThe complete control system is comprised of the SCADA control center (or centers)communicating with MOSCAD RT

IP Conversion Table5-153IP Conversion Table PreparationClick on the IP Conversion Table icon in the IP Gateway Toolbox folder to start the tool. Adden

IP Conversion Table5-154Help menu, About commandFile menu, Download commandFile menu, Upload commandEdit menu, Abort commandInsert New Line commandDel

IP Conversion Table5-155OpenThe Open command opens an existing IP conversion table file. When the Open command isexecuted, the Toolbox displays the O

IP Conversion Table5-156PrintThe Print command prints the current IP conversion file to your standard system printer. If noprinter is set up, see Win

IP Conversion Table5-157View MenuThe following views are available to the user. Click on an entry to select it, and a check markwill appear on the men

IP Conversion Table5-158Help MenuThe Help menu enables the user to view the version information and help files which relate tothe IP Conversion Table

5-159SW Diagnostics & LoggersThe SW Diagnostics & Loggers utility enables the user to run several instances of threedifferent diagnostics tool

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-160Select one or more applications by clicking on the appropriate logger icon or by selecting fromthe Loggers menu. New

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-161Software Diagnostics ToolThe IP Gateway software is based on an “Object Oriented Multi-Tasking” operating system.The

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-162When the Software Diagnostics tool is activated from the ToolBox, the diagnosticsinformation is appended to the log f

System Overview2-2TCP/IP on EthernetRTURTURTUMDLC on RadioMOSCADWork StationsSCADAComputerRS232MOSCADToolBoxIP GatewayMOSCAD worldYour gateway into th

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-163NewThe New command opens a new log file and prompts user to save it in the logger directory.The default name and dire

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-164Save AsThe Save As.. command saves the current logger information under a different file name. TheSave As dialog box

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-165Select Central FileThis command allows you to select the central file by opening the following dialog box:If you do n

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-166Edit MenuThe Edit menu contains commands that affect the logger file or logger view in the currentwindow. The Edit m

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-167Error Log exampleThe error logger window header is as follows: Error Logger <filename> <site id><link

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-168It shows a typical IP Gateway with two physical ports: Local Computer and Radio. Thephysical ports are supported by t

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-169The names of the devices of the Link and Physical layers are taken from the logical names ofthe links, as defined by

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-170Layer NameDeviceNameNotesUART-Physical(Adapter)DILxACOMxARTUxARADxALINxATSxAFor DIAL linkfor COMPUTER linkfor RSlink

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-171Link ID Link Adapter Physical LayerRslink 12 RTU<L RTU<A RTU<PRslink 13 RTU=L RTU=A RTU=PRslink 14 RTU>L

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-172The # of Transmitted Frames does not include retransmission and acknowledgment frames.The # of Received Frames includ

System Overview2-3The IP Gateway allows the SCADA center to conduct a large number of sessions via a largenumber of logical channels in spite of a sin

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-173REQMNG Requirements Manager deviceThe meaningful levels are 0, 1. Diagnostic levels of 2, 3, 4 are for internal use o

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-174Example of Level 1 Diagnostics:Oct 31 09:45:36 Site: 10000 Link: Rslink1 Device: REQMNG Level: 1name free id tx burst

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-175Time to wait after ping: 1000 mili secondsTue Dec 21 09:01:43 1999 SITE: Local DEVICE: HELTHCH LEVEL: 1Health Check D

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-176STBLA Sites Table DeviceTue Dec 21 09:02:44 1999 SITE: Local DEVICE: STBLA LEVEL: 0Version of Site-Table Downloader :

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-177AbortThe Abort command terminates retrieval of error logger or diagnostics information from the IPGateway.View MenuTh

SW Diagnostics & Loggers5-178Device Bar(Available for the SW Diagnostics tool only). The Device Bar enables the user to select thename and level

6-1Advanced FeaturesThe IP Gateway system includes several advanced features which are described below. Theseoften require special setup and configur

6-2HealthCheck MechanismGeneralThe IP Gateway system includes a HealthCheck mechanism which manages the MDLCconnectivity to the sites. Associated wit

HealthCheck Mechanism6-3IP Gateway through the same link the Ping arrived. Unless being pinged, the RTUHealthCheck mechanism will not initiate any com

HealthCheck Mechanism6-44. Set the ‘Health-check application support’ parameter to Yes.By default, the HealthCheck mechanism is enabled. For more de

System Overview2-4MDLC Over IPMOSCAD RTUs and IP Gateways can use IP (Internet Protocol) technology to interface toadvanced radio infrastructure (e.g.

HealthCheck Mechanism6-54. Click on the Start Communications button in the icon bar or select Start from the Loggersmenu. The current HealthCheck st

6-6Adding Terminal Server PortsGeneralThe IP Gateway supports on board 4 ports for MDLC communication. In case more ports arerequired for MDLC communi

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-7• Two RS232 ports can have the same TCP port ID only if they reside in different TerminalServers.Site Configuration fo

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-84. Define the Terminal Server ports. Every definition includes the Terminal Server IPaddress, the specific TCP port as

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-9The following sections contain a configuration example for the Equinox Terminal Server.However, following the guideline

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-10MOSCAD8 Pin ConnectorRJ 45 ConnectorEQUINOX8 Pin ConnectorRJ 45 connector1 (TXD) 6 (RxD)2 (RXD) 4 (TxD)3 (CTS) 7 (DTR)

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-11CHANGE SERVER SUBNET MASK m.m.m.mCHANGE SERVER IP a.a.a.aCHANGE SERVER GATEWAY IP a.a.a.a NETWORK a.a.aCHANGE SERVER

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-12CHANGE PORT N TELNET OCRLF ENABLEDCHANGE PORT N TELNET VERBOSE DISCHANGE PORT N TELNET BINARY WILL BINARY DOCHANGE PO

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-13DEFINE PORT 3-16 TELNET EL NONEDEFINE PORT 3-16 TELNET GA NONEDEFINE PORT 3-16 TELNET IP NONEDEFINE PORT 3-16 TELNET S

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-14DEFINE SERVICE LOCAL PORT15 3015 PORT 15 ENABLED CONNECTIONSENABLED TELNET ENABLEDDEFINE SERVICE LOCAL PORT16 3016 POR

System Overview2-5SCADA CentralIP Gateway ToolBox(over IP)EthernetIP Gateway(Proxy MIB)IP NetworkMDLC NetworkEthernetLINE 1Terminal ServerRS232Termina

Adding Terminal Server Ports6-15IP Gateway definitionThe Site Configuration for this setting is shown below:

6-16IP Gateway RedundancyA redundant IP Gateway can be configured to minimize the risk of a SCADA control centerlosing contact with sites, and to ensu

IP Gateway Redundancy6-17then the ‘new primary’ IP Gateway must establish connection with the Terminal server. In thisconfiguration, several minutes

6-18IP Gateway Web OperationGeneralThe IP Gateway, version 4.0 and higher, includes a built-in Web Server. The Web serverenables users to perform cert

IP Gateway Web Operation6-19The TIPS box provides useful, context-sensitive tips for using the Web Server.The LEGEND box explains the object types and

IP Gateway Web Operation6-20Accessing the Web Server1. Connect the host computer to the IP network with IP route to the IP Gateway.2. Open a web bro

IP Gateway Web Operation6-213. Click on the picture and the user logon dialog will be displayed, as shown below.4. Log in to the system, with the de

IP Gateway Web Operation6-22The ToolsDownloading System Software using the Web ServerThe Web server enables the user to upgrade system firmware remote

IP Gateway Web Operation6-23In case of firmware mismatch an error screen will be displayed.Retrieving Errors using the Web ServerThe Web server enable

IP Gateway Web Operation6-244. To send the Error Logger messages from the screen via email, click on the Send Error Logby Email icon in the bottom le

System Overview2-6SCADA CentralIP Gateway ToolBox(over IP)EthernetIP GatewayLINE 1RS232ASTRO Spectra RadioMOSCAD RTUMOSCADProgrammingToolBox(over IP)R

IP Gateway Web Operation6-25counters. Level 11 gets the data without resetting the counters. For details on the devicesand levels, see the Software Di

IP Gateway Web Operation6-26For more information on the IP Gateway ToolBox SNMP Configurator, see the SNMPConfigurator section above.Sending Email to

6-27IP Gateway Telnet ApplicationGeneralThe Telnet protocol is a standard protocol that provides virtual terminal communication,passing data from a re

IP Gateway Telnet Operation6-28Telnet Command SummaryCommand Format Descriptionadduser <username>Adds a user to the list of valid IP Gateway use

IP Gateway Telnet Operation6-29Command Format Description Site ID of EMU = n1 Link ID of EMU = n2 Port ID of EMU = n3 Port mux # = n3 | N/

IP Gateway Telnet Operation6-30Command Format Descriptionparms allparmsDisplays or changes the IP Gateway Telnet applicationconfigurable parameters.Li

IP Gateway Telnet Operation6-31Example OutputThe chart below depicts a list of users and sessions which might be displayed by the whocommand.GatewayNa

A-1APPENDIX A:RS232 Adapter CablesThis appendix provides the information required for connecting an RTU RS232 port to variousunits, as detailed below:

APPENDIX A:RS232 Adapter CablesA-2Connection to a ModemTo connect one of the RTU RS232 Ports to a Modem, you should use the FLN6458 adapter,which ends

APPENDIX A:RS232 Adapter CablesA-3Connection to VRM650/VRM660 radioTo connect the RTU (via Port 2 or Port 3) to a VRM650/VRM660 radio, you should use

System Overview2-7SCADA CentralIP Gateway ToolBox(over IP)EthernetIP GatewaywithReflectorLINE 1RS232Private DataTAC RadioMOSCAD RTUMOSCADProgrammingTo

APPENDIX A:RS232 Adapter CablesA-4Optional Function Description 15-pin MaleSPKR+ SPKR+ 6SPKR- SPKR- 7SWB+ Shrink Tube(Ext. +12V DC)4RTU-to-RTU Connect

APPENDIX A:RS232 Adapter CablesA-5RTU-to-RTU Synchronous CommunicationUsing Port 3, 4The pin assignment of the cable to be used for RTU-to-RTU synchro

B-1APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupHayes ACCURA 144 + FAX 144Modem Hayes ACCURA 144 + FAX 144Hayes ACCURA 144 + FAX 144Hayes ACCURA 144 + FAX 144

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-2Command Summary(* indicates a change from the default)* B0 ITU-T answer sequence* E1 Enable local echo(Must be

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-3S-Registers(* indicates a change from default)* S00=001 sets the number of rings before modem answers* S037=00

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-4Motorola OnlineSURFR 28.8Modem Motorola Motorola Motorola Motorola OnlineSURFROnlineSURFROnlineSURFROnlineSURF

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-5Command Summary(* indicates a change from the default)* B0 ITU-T answer sequence* E1 Enable local echo(Must be

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-6S-Registers(* indicates a change from default)* S00=001 sets the number of rings before modem answers* S037=00

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-7Motorola OnlineSURFR 33.6Modem Motorola Motorola Motorola Motorola OnlineSURFROnlineSURFROnlineSURFROnlineSURF

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-8Motorola OnlineSURFR 56KModem Motorola Motorola Motorola Motorola OnlineSURFROnlineSURFROnlineSURFROnlineSURFR

System Overview2-8receipt of data transmissions initiated by the field RTUs (so called burst/RTU event data,contention data or Change-Of-State [COS] m

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-9UDS V.3225Modem UDS V.3225UDS V.3225UDS V.3225UDS V.3225Type ExternalModel V.3225 LCD MINI SAVersionConfigurat

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-10Factory Option Set #2 (Asynchronous Dial-up without MNP)• MODEM PARAMETERSDCE RATE = DTE RATENORMAL ORIGINAT

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-11• SPEAKER OPTIONVOLUME MEDIUMON UNTIL CARRIER DETECT* Indicates variation from factory option set #1 (Inform

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APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-13Command Summary(* indicates a change from the default)B0 ITU-T answer sequence* E1 Enable local echo(Must be

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-14S-Registers(* indicates a change from default)* S00=001 sets the number of rings before modem answers* S037=0

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APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-16Command Summary(* indicates a change from the default)B0 ITU-T answer sequence* E1 Enable local echo(Must be

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-17S-Registers(* indicates a change from default)* S00=001 sets the number of rings before modem answers* S037=0

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System Overview2-9Communicating with the IP GatewayOnce a channel has been established with the IP Gateway, the SCADA interface can issuerequests to t

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-19Intel SatisFAXtion Modem/400eModem Intel SatisFAXtion Modem/400eType ExternalModel PCFM6501Version UNKNOWNACT

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-20Command Summary(* indicates a change from the default)* B0 ITU-T answer sequence* E1 Enable local echo(Must b

APPENDIX B:Remote ToolBox Modem SetupB-21S-Registers(* indicates a change from default)* S00=001 sets the number of rings before modem answers* S037=0

C-1Software Diagnostics OutputThis section lists the diagnostics which are available for the various MOSCAD RTU devices. Themessages are listed as th

Software Diagnostics OutputC-2## 17 LEVEL = 1Minisession Channels--------------------Minisession Key Application ID--------------- ----------------

Software Diagnostics OutputC-3T_reset The amount of time a unit waits after having acknowledged repeated reset requests, beforesending its own reset f

Software Diagnostics OutputC-4## 32 LEVEL = 0# of buffers in heap : %% 1# of buffers left in heap : %% 2The minimum # of buffers leftin heap from l

Software Diagnostics OutputC-5ADAPTER DEVICE = COM1A,RTU1A, LIN1A,…## 48 LEVEL = 0Physical device key : %% 1Physical PIN’s table : %% 2Heap key,

Software Diagnostics OutputC-6## 49 LEVEL = 10,11# of transmitted frames : %% 1# of transmission fails : %% 2# of received frames : %% 3# of receiv

Software Diagnostics OutputC-7Current no. of channel busy retries : %% 13Sequence of master session : %% 14No. of frames in burst : %% 15No. of frames

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System Overview2-10MOSCAD NFM SystemA typical network management system can be divided into three main levels:• Network Management Level• Element Ma

Software Diagnostics OutputC-816. The total number of frames in a single transmission while waiting for ACK on the receiving site.17. The size of the

Software Diagnostics OutputC-9## 66 LEVEL = 10/11# of transmitted frames : %% 1# of received frames : %% 2# of re-transmitted frames : %% 3# of rec

Software Diagnostics OutputC-109. Data on the current task (the task ID and the task priority).10. The RTU tasks are wrapped by two inner tasks (high

Software Diagnostics OutputC-114. The number of times the MDLC frame was retried without receiving ACK.5. The number of MDLC frame retries that rece

Software Diagnostics OutputC-12## 113 LEVEL = 1Address 0 to transmit in same snapshot : %% 1Address 1 to transmit in same snapshot : %% 1Address 2

Software Diagnostics OutputC-132. The # of Re-transmitted Frames represents only frames rejected by the physical layer (do not use thisnumber; use th

Software Diagnostics OutputC-14NETWORK (NETWRK)## 180 LEVEL = 0# of links actually connected to network layer : %% 1Transport interface key : %% 2

Software Diagnostics OutputC-15MINISESSION (EVNT , STCL)EVNT Event & Burst deviceSTCL Broadcast reception device## 200 LEVEL = 0Application

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1617. The next index of answer frames to be issued.## 201 LEVEL = 1Boxes_nr : %% 1Boxes in free queue : %% 2Boxes in w

Software Diagnostics OutputC-179. Next box index.10. The internal queue ID.## 203 LEVEL = 3“outside answers queue”-------------------------------

System Overview2-11TelnetWork StationRS232MOSCADToolBoxSystem Support CenterNetwork Management CenterMDLC NetworkTerminal Server132. . .MDLC SCCommuni

Software Diagnostics OutputC-18## 208 LEVEL = 8“answers queue”--------------------buf site port link retries ret_time indx p_indx _indx q_nr-------

Software Diagnostics OutputC-19HDLC (RAD1P, RAD2P,...)## 260 LEVEL = 0HDLC hardware/software last status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) :

Software Diagnostics OutputC-2018. The number of empty frames ready to be received.19. The number of frames received.20. The number of frames transmit

Software Diagnostics OutputC-21## 262 LEVEL = 2HDLC hardware data buffers status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware regi

Software Diagnostics OutputC-2214. Address of frame for transmission in descriptor 2.15. Address of frame for transmission in descriptor 3.16. Address

Software Diagnostics OutputC-23## 263 LEVEL = 3HDLC software control and status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware regis

Software Diagnostics OutputC-2414. The heap pin table.15. The Port number.16. Semaphore of the reception function.17. Semaphore of the transmission fu

Software Diagnostics OutputC-25## 270 LEVEL = 10/11HDLC hardware/software last status :-Discard frame counter (DISFC) : %% 1CRC error counter (CRCE

Software Diagnostics OutputC-26UART## 280UART hardware/software last status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware registers (I

Software Diagnostics OutputC-2716. The number of times the noise error occurred during the reception of a single byte.17. The number of times a break

System Overview2-12MOSCAD RTUThe MOSCAD RTU is a smart modular unit designed to operate as a stand-alone controller oras part of a system having any n

Software Diagnostics OutputC-2812. Break register.13. The number of times the parity error occurred during the reception of a single byte.14. The numb

Software Diagnostics OutputC-295. Address of frame in descriptor RX 1.6. Address of frame in descriptor RX 2.7. Address of frame in descriptor RX 3

Software Diagnostics OutputC-30## 283UART software control and status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware registers (IREG) :

Software Diagnostics OutputC-3114. The heap pin table.15. The Port number.16. Semaphore of the reception function.17. Semaphore of the transmission fu

Software Diagnostics OutputC-32## 285UART hardware/software last status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware registers (IREG)

Software Diagnostics OutputC-3318. The number of empty frames ready to be received.19. The number of frames received.20. The number of frames transmit

Software Diagnostics OutputC-3413. The actual counter that counts the number of idles since the last character was received. For example,the time that

Software Diagnostics OutputC-353. H-W parameters address.4. Address of frame in descriptor RX 0.5. Address of frame in descriptor RX 1.6. Address

Software Diagnostics OutputC-36## 288UART software control and status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware registers (IREG) :

Software Diagnostics OutputC-3715. Offset for Rx descriptors for receiving frame.16. Offset for Tx descriptors for transmitting frame.17. MTE signal o

System Overview2-13• Testing all hardware modules, including software calibration of analog inputs andoutputs• Retrieving time-tagged events (of dow

Software Diagnostics OutputC-384. The number of times a break signal (end of reception) was received at the port.RADIO CHANNEL (RAD1C , RAD2C,…)## 30

Software Diagnostics OutputC-39## 301Radio hardware control and status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware registers (IREG)

Software Diagnostics OutputC-40Transmit buffer descriptor 5 (TXBD5) : %% %% %% %% 17Transmit buffer descriptor 6 (TXBD6) : %% %% %% %% 18Transmit buff

Software Diagnostics OutputC-4122. The reception status of the last received frame.23. The offset value in the descriptors of the last received frame.

Software Diagnostics OutputC-4211. Whether FSK, DPSK or FSK.12. The address to which this site will respond through this port.13. Actual channel acces

Software Diagnostics OutputC-4314. Number of busy Tx descriptors.15. Number of empty Tx descriptors.## 321Trunk radio hardware control and status :-In

Software Diagnostics OutputC-44Transmit buffer descriptor 0 (TXBD0) : %% %% %% %% 12Transmit buffer descriptor 1 (TXBD1) : %% %% %% %% 13Transmit buff

Software Diagnostics OutputC-4523. The offset value in the descriptors of the last received frame.24. Internal variable of 68302.25. The status of the

Software Diagnostics OutputC-466. Not relevant.7. Port number.8. Configuration mode.9. Channel access semaphore.10. MTE signal on events that took

Software Diagnostics OutputC-477. MTE signal on events that took place.8. Whether FSK, DPSK or FSK.9. Defines the functionality of port B in 68.10.

System Overview2-14IP Gateway ToolboxThe IP Gateway Toolbox is a software package, which runs on an IBM PC (or compatible),and allows the user to buil

Software Diagnostics OutputC-48## 342Rs232 hardware data buffers status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware registers (IREG)

Software Diagnostics OutputC-4914. Address of frame for transmission in descriptor 2.15. Address of frame for transmission in descriptor 3.16. Address

Software Diagnostics OutputC-503. H-W parameters address.4. Working mode of the channel (synchronous, asynchronous, DTE, DCE).5. Communication baud

Software Diagnostics OutputC-516. Channel access semaphore.7. MTE signal on events that took place.8. Whether FSK, DPSK or FSK.9. Defines the func

Software Diagnostics OutputC-5210. Defines the functionality of port B in 68.11. Determines whether the pin is for input or output.12. Defines the val

Software Diagnostics OutputC-5310. Address of frame in descriptor RX 6.11. Address of frame in descriptor RX 7.12. Address of frame for transmission i

Software Diagnostics OutputC-54## 363Modem software control and status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware registers (IREG)

Software Diagnostics OutputC-55TIMERS (10__MS , 100_MS , 1__SEC , 1__MIN)## 380 LEVEL = 0# of entries in the service table (actual) : %% 1Maximum

Software Diagnostics OutputC-568. Whether FSK, DPSK or FSK.9. Defines the functionality of port B in 68.10. Determines whether the pin is for input

Software Diagnostics OutputC-57## 522Rs485 hardware data buffers status :-Internal software data (key) (DATA) : %% 1Internal hardware registers (IREG)

System Overview2-15• Remotely define SNMP and Motorola SSC parameters.• Erase the IP Interface/Gateway Flash memory and downloads a new system.IP Ga

Software Diagnostics OutputC-5814. Address of frame for transmission in descriptor 2.15. Address of frame for transmission in descriptor 3.16. Address

Software Diagnostics OutputC-592. H-W registers address.3. H-W parameters address.4. Working mode of the channel (synchronous, asynchronous, DTE, D

Software Diagnostics OutputC-60LEVEL = 2Disabled blocks for type- %%1Block-0:%%2Block-1:%%21. The block type (block id). For the FLASHDB device (app

Software Diagnostics OutputC-61## 620Low byte : %%Message : %%‘send message’ : %%‘comm established’ flag : %%‘message exist’ flag : %%Warmup not done

Software Diagnostics OutputC-622. Time counter until disconnection.3. Last or current dialed number.4. Previous number dialed.5. Last site ID conn

Software Diagnostics OutputC-63## 646 LEVEL = 1# of dial links (current) : %% 1Last failed link used : %% 2Port status partner link_key ldialer_key

Software Diagnostics OutputC-649. Maximum amount of time to announce no response.10. Number of idles to announce end of RX.11. Number of errors.12. D

Software Diagnostics OutputC-65BURST - SEQ## 710application identity : %% 1maximum buffers in ready queue : %% 2Number of buffers in list : %% 31. Ap

Software Diagnostics OutputC-66TIMER EVENT## 960Timers max. value (in 10msc units) : %% 1Max. number of events / timers in buffer : %% 2Current number

Software Diagnostics OutputC-67STBLA (SITE TABLE)## 1022 LEVEL = 2Downloaded Site-Table:Site-ID Link-ID Retries Timeout======== ======= ======= ===

3-1Hardware InstallationHardware descriptionThe IP Gateway hardware is based on the 68360 Motorola processor, which is a dedicatedsmart CPU with Ether

Software Diagnostics OutputC-68## 1131Chunk address Chunk size Is free?------------- ---------- --------123 • A table of all of the chunks that were a

Software Diagnostics OutputC-69OCOMM LEVEL = 0## 1400ocomm key variables--------------------------Heap device key : %% 1Physical device key : %% 2R

Software Diagnostics OutputC-70## 1401 LEVEL = 1ocomm key variables (continue)---------------------------------------Radio transmit queue pointer

Software Diagnostics OutputC-71## 1410The number of times the following operations were executedLEVEL : 10 (zeros the counters after diagnostics)LEVEL

Software Diagnostics OutputC-72## 1420 LEVEL = 20plug - in modem config. parametersPre - emphasize enable : %% 1De - emphasize enable : %% 2Radio c

Software Diagnostics OutputC-73## 1440plug-in modem statistical informationNumber of spikes received at last reception : %% 1Total number of spikes re

Software Diagnostics OutputC-745. The maximum time frame (in seconds) for data transmission. Transmission over this time will beterminated, and a fai

Software Diagnostics OutputC-758. The minimum waiting time (in msec) between one frame transmission and the next. It is measuredfrom the end of the c

Software Diagnostics OutputC-767. Transmits a constant tone during this period (in msec), before data transmission starts.8. The maximum time frame

Software Diagnostics OutputC-77## 1503 LEVEL = 3Control channel Configuration parameters:Wait for control - channel - access timeout Sec : %% 1Warm

Hardware Installation3-2Communication PortsThe IP Gateway includes support for TCP/IP over 10 Mbits/sec Ethernet LANs forcommunication with the SCADA,

Software Diagnostics OutputC-787. Yes: OCOMM module is waiting for end of current piggyback transmission. (UART of CPU hasfinished transmitting).8.

Software Diagnostics OutputC-79GPS## 1600GPS module parametersHeap key : %% 1UART key : %% 2Update System flags function pointer : %% 3Read Ladder tim

Software Diagnostics OutputC-8013. When the GPS frame was encoded and calculated in local time. Because it is correct for 9, 10 is to beadded.14. The

Software Diagnostics OutputC-81## 1610GPS statistical informationHow many 2 seconds timeout occurred during reception ? : %% 1How many valid frames we

Software Diagnostics OutputC-82TCP/IP## 1700 LEVEL = 0Ethernet address : %%1IP address : %%2Default router address : %%3IP network mask : %%4IP bro

Software Diagnostics OutputC-839. The maximum number of packets on the UDP receive queue.10. The maximum number of packets on the sending queue of th

Software Diagnostics OutputC-84GAUART DEVICE = COMxA, RTUxA, LINxA## 2020 LEVEL = 0GAUart 's Hardware Internal Registers :-----------------

Software Diagnostics OutputC-8517. Receive Ready control Register (2nd buffer).18. Receive Status control Register (2nd buffer).19. Transmit control b

Software Diagnostics OutputC-86## 2022 LEVEL = 2GAUART's Internal RAM data-Device Key :-------------------------------------------Current mode

Software Diagnostics OutputC-8716. Offset for Tx descriptors for transmitting frame .17. MTE signal of conditions that were met.18. Whether the frame

Hardware Installation3-3The third and fourth channels can be connected via plug-in board to various communicationmedia:Radio: VHF or UHF, conventional

Software Diagnostics OutputC-88IPLINK LINxL## 2200 LEVEL = 0Iplink device key--------------------Heap key : %% 1Network key : %% 2Network pin

Software Diagnostics OutputC-89transmission to it results in an ICMP:Dest Unreach error message, or when the ‘check alive’ testfails. Use of this par

Software Diagnostics OutputC-908. Last Site ID from which the RTU received transmission.9. Last IP address from which the RTU received transmission.

Software Diagnostics OutputC-91## 2210 LEVEL = 10, 11Iplink statistics------------------Number of times re-opened socket : %%1Number of times trans

Software Diagnostics OutputC-9213. Number of times the port recovered from failed mode.14. Reason for failure to push received radio data frame to net

Software Diagnostics OutputC-93SLIP LINxSlp## 2300 LEVEL = 0Slip port parameters---------------------formater key : %%1port mode : %%2port rat

Software Diagnostics OutputC-9414. Timeout in seconds in which no data was received and disconnecting/reactivating SLIP/PPP.15. Time elapsed in second

Software Diagnostics OutputC-952. Status of IPCP layer (up or down).3. Status of PAP layer (up or down).4. Status of CHAP layer (up or down).5. No

Software Diagnostics OutputC-96## 2302 LEVEL = 2PPP log information-------------------Last protocol received : %%1LCP protocol received : %%2LCP co

Software Diagnostics OutputC-97PAP message length : %%52PAP message transmitted : %%53Time transmitted last PAP: %%54CHAP protocol transmitted : %%55C

Hardware Installation3-4Mechanical InstallationThe IP Gateway unit can be supplied with the following two configurations:Gateway with communication in

Software Diagnostics OutputC-9824. Not relevant.25. CHAP code received.26. CHAP id received.27. Length of CHAP message received in bytes.28. CHAP mess

Software Diagnostics OutputC-9953. Last PAP message transmitted.54. The last time an PAP message was transmitted.55. Not relevant.56. CHAP code transm

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1003. Number of bytes received.4. Number of bytes received by the RTU which could not be processed.5. Not relevant.6.

Software Diagnostics OutputC-101## 2398PPP is not created on this portUser has tried issue level 1 or 2 for SLIP port (## 2301 or ## 2302). Port is no

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1024. Sequential number of configuration message last sent to radio.5. Indicates last type of operation.6. Indicates w

Software Diagnostics OutputC-103## 2505 LEVEL = 105Encryption failue info:-----------------------%%RTU sets radio in encrypted mode: %%Encryption m

Software Diagnostics OutputC-10415. Last Destination IP Address for which an acknowledgement was received.## 2520 LEVEL = 100IPMODM user parameters

Software Diagnostics OutputC-10513. Optional AT command string to send to modem before dialing. Used by the RTU to override defaultsettings in the mod

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1066. If last modem configuration failed, display the reason for the failure.7. The last AT command which was sent to t

Software Diagnostics OutputC-107## 2523 LEVEL = 103iDEN Radio Status:------------------Radio status : %% 1Radio substatus : %% 2Radio services : %%

ContentsiiUninstalling the IP Gateway Toolbox Application...

Hardware Installation3-5Stand-alone Gateway unitThe IP Gateway desk-top unit without radio, PS/Charger and box, to be placed on a desk orinstalled in

Software Diagnostics OutputC-108## 2525 LEVEL = 105LAPi related statistics in iDEN modem:--------------------------------------Number of PRAP messa

Software Diagnostics OutputC-109## 2526 LEVEL = 106IP Related Statistics in iDEN modem:------------------------------------Total number of IP Datag

Software Diagnostics OutputC-110## 2527 LEVEL = 107iDEN modem server description-----------------------------Normalized battery level : %% 1Color c

Software Diagnostics OutputC-111Configuration Advanced Link Layer. If data was transmitted while the modem was being configured,that data may have bee

Software Diagnostics OutputC-112## 2540 LEVEL = 210,211RALP statistics:----------------Number of times failed lock RALP : %% 1Number of times poste

Software Diagnostics OutputC-113## 2542 LEVEL = 102IPMODM File variables---------------------Variable Value-------- -----When a Standard Modem is u

Software Diagnostics OutputC-114## 2710 LEVEL = 10,11Dmap27 counter information :Number ok txframes :%%1Number bad txframes :%%2Number reject txfra

Software Diagnostics OutputC-115MPT1327 (PHYSICAL MODULE) DEVICE = RADxP## 2750 LEVEL = 0*********************** MPT1327 DEVICE KEY ************

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1165. Signal parameter, contains the status of the system (HDLC mode).6. Sync SYNCRONIZATION latch lock.7. Sync SYNCRO

Software Diagnostics OutputC-117## 2751 LEVEL = 1******************************* MPT1327 hardware registers *******************************CURRENT

Hardware Installation3-6ConnectorsConnector LocationsEight connectors are located on the IP Gateway rear panel as shown in Figure 3-4 below:Figure 3-4

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1184. DSR1 register parameters (See MC68302 Manual Page 4-119)5. SCCM1 register parameters (See MC68302 Manual Page 4-

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1199. UART ADDRESS Character 2 (UART mode)10. Receive Control Character Register (UART mode)11. CONT

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1205. Discard Frame Counter (HDLC mode)6. CRC Error counter

Software Diagnostics OutputC-121## 2754 LEVEL = 3******************************** MPT1327 DESCRIPTORS STATUS ********************************RECEIV

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1223. Number of Abort sequences.4. Number of frames with non-matching addresses.5. Number of frames which had to be re

Software Diagnostics OutputC-1232. Map27 mode: One of : “CONTROL", "DATA".3. Indication that Initialization was done. (1 = yes, 0 = n

Software Diagnostics OutputC-124## 2810 LEVEL = 10,11Imap27 counter information :Number ok txmapframes :%%1Number bad txmapframes :%%2Number rxmapb

Software Diagnostics OutputC-125DESx## 2900 LEVEL = 0%%#1 %%#2Encryption device information. Two strings will appear:1. Denotes whether or not a

Software Diagnostics OutputC-126AUSYNC## 3000 LEVEL = 0Operation mode:Is synchronized (1=YES, 0=NO): %%1SYNC interval (seconds): %%2Number of links

Software Diagnostics OutputC-127## 3001 LEVEL = 1Device keys:MiniSession device key (HEX): %%1Stock device key (HEX): %%2Heap device key (HEX): %%3

Hardware Installation3-75678CDRTSCNTRLDTRPort 1B AUI /Ethernet123456789101112131415GNDCOL+DO+GNDDI+GNDN.CGNDCOL-DO-GNDDI-+12VGNDN.CPort 1A RJ45 /Ether

Software Diagnostics OutputC-128## 3011 LEVEL = 11Counters:Number of requests arrived: %%1Number of requests handled: %%2Number of requests sent: %

Software Diagnostics OutputC-129REQMNG## 5000 LEVEL = 0Reqmng data:------------max clients : %%1max channels : %%2max buffers : %%3comm buffer leng

Software Diagnostics OutputC-130## 5001 LEVEL = 1name free id tx burst error%%1 %%2 %%3 %%4 %%5 %%61. The name of the connected clients. (If a ro

Software Diagnostics OutputC-131HELTHCH (HEALTH CHECK)## 5121 LEVEL = 1Health Check Diagnostics - Rtus (times are in seconds)----------------------

Software Diagnostics OutputC-132DOCTOR## 5211 LEVEL = 1%%1 Doctor Version: %%2 System Version: %%3MTE ERROR SR:%%4 PC:%%5 ErrCode:%%6 CurrTask:%%7C

C-133Error MessagesError Logger MessagesThis section lists the errors and warnings which may be generated by the Error Logger. The messagesare listed

Error MessagesC-134Error #41: Low Byte Error When Using Flash MemoryThis message appears during configuration download, while downloading theflash. Th

Error MessagesC-135Error #81: No Fixed transactions Table Was Assigned To SlaveA fixed transaction was received but the fixed transaction table was no

Error MessagesC-136Error #111: From Site : %%Link : %% can not communicate with current unitCommunication was initiated by a site which is not defined

Error MessagesC-137Error #141: Can not find Link ID in network configuration, network layer: %% Dest Site: %%,Dest Link: %%, Dest Port: %%The networ

Hardware Installation3-8Use the “Thin-Wire to AUI” unit for connecting the IP Gateway to “Thin-Wire LAN” (coaxialmedia.A unique Ethernet port address

Error MessagesC-138Error #181: Getting illegal date & time:Seconds: %% Minutes: %% Hours: %%Day : %% Date : %% Month: %% Year: %%May indicate

Error MessagesC-139Error #230: Bad table coordinate :%%The 'Z' coordinate (table number) belongs to a table that does not exist in theapplic

Error MessagesC-140Error #241: Txintrc or Rxintrc was called with invalid type %%Invalid parameter type. See Intrac Protocols chapter in Advanced Fea

Error MessagesC-141Error #257: Some Failure In Module %%.Faulty FIFO communication in the specified module.Error #258: CLOCK fail flag in module %% is

Error MessagesC-142Error #270: Incompatible Communication PROTOCOL on: PORT #%% CONTROL=%%STATUS=%%May indicate system software/hardware problem. Cons

Error MessagesC-143Error #282: Unoperational Communication CHANNEL on: PORT #%% CONTROL=%%STATUS=%%The port is transferred to software mode. This mess

Error MessagesC-144Error #290: A fault has occurred in the spread spectrum (aironet) radio. The system haschecked the radio registers and found that t

Error MessagesC-145Error #304: MTE: The CONTROL procedure of devices was not started, because the type ofcontrol parameter is out of range !!Type of r

Error MessagesC-146Error #400: Presentation layer: in function %% remove slice failed. Remove slice failed.May indicate system software problem. Consu

Error MessagesC-147Error #413: Presentation layer: in function %% format error, encryption not supported.Encryption and compression are not supported.

Hardware Installation3-9Power SupplyThe IP Gateway with connection interface is powered by the MOSCAD 12V power supply(10.8 ÷ 15.1V DC). Connect a fou

Error MessagesC-148Error #560: The MC68882 Coprocessor is connected, but is not OK.All floating point and double precision calculations are emulated b

Error MessagesC-149Error #606: Fatal !!! Division by 0 in rungs while performing the divide operation. The result isundefined !!Dividing by 0 in user

Error MessagesC-150Error #735: Device TOPLC,Function %%, Port Name %% : Unable To Alloc Uf Buffer.Allocation problem.May indicate system software prob

Error MessagesC-151Error #746: Device TOPLC, Function %%, Port Name %% Received a control from theSWITCHER while there is no software loaded for the P

Error MessagesC-152Error #770: Device TOSCADA, Function %% Port Name %% : Cannot find site index andport.There is a problem in PLC table or site table

Error MessagesC-153Error #823: Userrom Plc module, Function %%Get_coldef_tab Failed !May indicate system software problem. Consult product group.Error

Error MessagesC-154Error #833: Userrom Plc module, Function %%Cannot Find PLCStt !May indicate system software problem. Consult product group.Error #8

Error MessagesC-155Error #844: Userrom Plc module, Function %%Cannot Find PLC address %% in download process or userrom not OK.Can not perform PLC co

Error MessagesC-156Error #876: The TX thread did not hang up the phone line as the RX thread asked.For system software developers. Consult product gro

Error MessagesC-157Error #908: PLC Switcher module, Function %%Cannot get the PIN Table !May indicate system software problem. Consult product group.E

Hardware Installation3-10Indication LEDsThere are 22 indication LEDs located on the IP Gateway’s front panel. These LEDs provide anindication of the b

Error MessagesC-158Error #934: MODBUSTM module, Function %%The MODBUS reply frame CRC is not correctCRC error in MODBUS reply frame.Error #935: MODBUS

Error MessagesC-159Error #944: MODBUSTM module, Function %%The box number of the reply is not as expected!!Timeout problems. Consult product group.Err

Error MessagesC-160Error #972: MODBUSTS module, Function %%The FLUSH function failed, but continuingMay indicate system software problem. Consult prod

Error MessagesC-161Error #982: MODBUSTS module, Function %%The N_ELM field in poll control is zero !It must be GE from 1.May indicate system software

Error MessagesC-162Error #991: MODBUSTS module, Function %%The length of exception reply is not as expectedTimeout problems or system software problem

Error MessagesC-163Error #1006: ABTS module, Function %%Failed to build the reply or command in Allen Bradley format !May indicate system software pro

Error MessagesC-164Error #1016: ABTS module, Function %%The FLUSH function failed, but continuingMay indicate system software problem. Consult product

Error MessagesC-165Error #1109: Attempt To Use Slave With No Entry in Site table – %%RTU defined as Master can not operate without Site table.Error #1

Error MessagesC-166Error #1152: Channel Not Init – Msg Id: %% Msg Type: %%Uninitialized X25/LAPB channel.May indicate system software problem. Consult

Error MessagesC-16725 FRMR retry limitError #1230: Chnltest -RX task got err Frame When Called From Trnsintr.buf_f_get() Returned: %%May indicate syst

Hardware Installation3-11Figure 3-6: IP Gateway Indication PanelLEDs CombinationsA combination of lighted LEDs indicates a malfunction in the CPU. Th

Error MessagesC-168Error #1260: Tmrevent: Events/Timers Buffer is Full.No more buffers for DI events and their related timers. Number of buffers canbe

Error MessagesC-169Error #1504: ‘TxIntrc’ was called with invalid subgroup ‘ITxSub’ %%This error occurs when you call the TxIntrc function with the wr

Error MessagesC-170173 Piggyback got from 68302 frame error174 Piggyback got from 68302 noise error175 Piggyback Config register not programmed proper

Error MessagesC-171Error #1602: Failed testing INTRAC modem piggyback (CTS signal)Hardware problem in modem.Error #1638: INTRAC system table: invalid

Error MessagesC-172Error #1751: Invalid blockInvalid “C” block loaded to the RTU. Its calculated CRC does not match that ofthe loaded block. Reload th

Error MessagesC-173Error #1906: Invalid conversion table in FlashError in MDLC over IP. IP Conversion Table which was downloaded could notbe read or

Error MessagesC-174Error #1915: Unsupported 'connect to' %% device in MDLC over IP port‘Connect to’ parameter is not supported by this syste

Error MessagesC-175Error #1952: The reception queue of the dowloaded protocol driver is fullDriver of second protocol is not emptying frames from queu

Error MessagesC-176Errors #5000-6999 are used for MCP-T.Errors #7000-9999 are used for C Applications.Errors #10000-12999 are used for MCP-M/T.Error:

Error MessagesC-177Error: 15050 Gtcpip - create socket error %% (%%)Error: 15051 Gtcpip - Bind socket error %% (%%)Error: 15054 Gtcpip - Problem readi

Hardware Installation3-12• (2) RX LED of Port 4 is on: ROM test has failed.• (3) CM and RX LEDs are on: FLASH memory test has failed.• (4) TX4 LED

Error MessagesC-178Error: 15236 Trdpool- Get thread failed %% %%Error: 15237 Trdpool- Issue thread, get thread error %% %%Error: 15238 Trdpool- Issue

Error MessagesC-179Error: 15353 Gtappl - Nstart, setfunctab failed %% %%Error: 15354 Gtappl - Nstart, trdpool get block failed %% %%Error: 15355 G

Error MessagesC-180Error: 15502 newdel – pure virtual calledError: 15503 mcpsbld – create device errorError: 15510 contalib – forbidden delete: class

Error MessagesC-181Error: 15611 HASH-DB Failed to Update Heltch-Check\Link-Handler.Error: 15612 HASH-DB Failed to read Site Table. error = %%.

Software Installation4-11Entering the PasswordWhen you activate a Toolbox application at the beginning of a work session, Toolbox displaysthe Password

4-1Software InstallationIntroductionThe IP Gateway Toolbox software which is delivered with the IP Gateway unit, allows thesystem engineer to define a

Software Installation4-2IP Gateway Toolbox - Functions and Featuresa. The following configurations for the MDLC and TCP/IP can be edited:• IP Gatewa

ContentsiiiTerminal Server...

Software Installation4-3Installation ProceduresThis document outlines the instructions for installing the IP Gateway Toolbox Applicationsoftware. An i

Software Installation4-4Figure 4-2: Welcome Dialog screen5. The Install Wizard displays the Software License Agreement (see Figure 4-3). Please readt

Software Installation4-56. The Install Wizard displays the Choose Destination Location screen with the defaultdirectory path C:\Itbox550 (see Figure

Software Installation4-6Figure 4-5: Choose Folder screenIf you specified a non-existing destination directory, the Install Wizard inquires if youwant

Software Installation4-7Figure 4-7: Select Program Folder screen8. The Installation Wizard displays the Confirm Your Settings screen (see Figure 4-8)

Software Installation4-8Figure 4-8: Confirm Your Settings screen9. While the Setup program copies the IP Gateway Toolbox software files, a programind

Software Installation4-9Figure 4-9: File Transfer Progress screen10. When the last installation diskette is copied, setup displays a confirmation mess

Software Installation4-10Figure 4-10: Setup Complete screenStarting a Toolbox ApplicationIn Windows, the IP Gateway Toolbox folder is located in the S

5-1IP Gateway ToolboxGeneral ConceptThe Windows-based IP Gateway Toolbox software which is delivered with the IP Gatewayunit, allows the system engine

5-2Site ConfigurationThe IP Gateway system operates with a very wide range of communication boards whichsatisfy most application requirements. To make

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Site Configuration5-3ToolBarThe Toolbar displays the icons described under Icons.SiteIDBarThe SiteIDBar is used to specify the IP Gateway to which the

Site Configuration5-4The highest level item in the treeview is the workspace name and below that is the projectname. The third level contains the thre

Site Configuration5-5Advanced TabThe WorkSpaceBar Advanced tab contains a treeview of the port parameters and the advancedparameters of the site confi

Site Configuration5-6SCADA TabThe WorkSpaceBar SCADA tab contains a treeview of the SCADA system parameters.As with the other tabs, the highest level

Site Configuration5-7Information TabThis tab lists the version of the IP Gateway Toolbox version under which the configurationwas created (e.g. V5.50)

Site Configuration5-8File Menu, Preview Current File commandHelp Menu, About Site Configuration commandFile MenuThe commands in the File menu are main

Site Configuration5-9OpenThe Open command (Site Configuration, File menu) opens an existing site configuration file.After the command is activated, th

Site Configuration5-10The IP Gateway Toolbox recognizes and opens configuration files saved with previousToolBox versions. If you open an older config

Site Configuration5-11Dialog box parametersUse the parameters in the order specified below.Save inIf the currently displayed directory is not the corr

Site Configuration5-12• Ensure that the OutPutBar is displayed.• Ensure that the SiteIDBar is displayed and the address is configured properly.• En

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Site Configuration5-13If none of the ports is defined as RS232 Local Computer, ToolBox access will be permittedthrough any port, provided it is define

Site Configuration5-14The information includes details such as the number of times the FLASH memory of thatspecific IP Gateway has been burnt (the FLA

Site Configuration5-15Preview Current FileThe Preview Current File command displays the main settings of the current configuration file.The current fi

Site Configuration5-16CPU MenuThe CPU menu displays the IP Gateway type. It cannot be modified by the user.View MenuThe commands in the View menu are

Site Configuration5-17Window MenuThe commands in the Window menu are designed to handle the display of the windows andthe style of these windows.Close

Site Configuration5-18Tile VerticallyThis command arranges the various screens in vertically tiled style.Tile HorizontallyThis command arranges the va

Site Configuration5-19Port Type for Port 2The Port Type parameters window is displayed with the default setting. To change the PortType, select an op

Site Configuration5-20RS232, Sync, RTU-to-RTU (MDLC)For local connection to another RTU in synchronous mode, via RS232.RS485, RTU Multi-drop (MDLC)For

Site Configuration5-21Advanced Physical and Link Layer Parameters for Port 2When one of the advanced parameters windows is displayed, you can use the

Site Configuration5-22Microwave, Full-Duplex, SyncFor full-duplex, synchronous microwave communication, using the Line Modem board.Microwave, Full-Dup

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Site Configuration5-23User Parameters for Port 3A description of the User parameters follows.Link nameContains the logical name of the link that the p

Site Configuration5-24Type of Modem →→→→↓↓↓↓ ModulationFull-Duplex2W/4WMulti-DropHalf-DuplexDial-Up MicrowaveFull-DuplexMicrowaveHalf-DuplexQAM 2400 b

Site Configuration5-25The Zones button appears in the Definition of Port 3 Parameters dialog box when the selectedport type parameters involve zone de

Site Configuration5-26Port 4Port 4 is also a plug-in port like Port 3, designed for various radio or line communications, forexample:• Radio• Line•

Site Configuration5-27Advanced Physical and Link Layer Parameters for Port 4 After clicking one of the advanced parameters tabs, you can use the follo

Site Configuration5-28Link Layer Parameters for TCP/IP Port 1The following parameters relate to the MDLC Over IP technology. The range of possible iss

Site Configuration5-29TCP connect retries <5-20> [6]Maximum number of retries to create TCP connectionMax waiting connections on socket <1-10

Site Configuration5-30Printout format buffer size (Bytes) <256-1024> [524]Length of buffer for debug sprint (C++ function)Port Type for DataTAC

Site Configuration5-31TX queue size <2^3-2^9> [2^6]:This is the maximum number of MDLC frames that can be placed in the transmission queuebefore

Site Configuration5-32Max. number of addressable sites in a transmission <1-4> [4]:Maximum number of units the Data Link layer is capable of add

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Site Configuration5-33Terminal Server IP addressThis column displays the 32-bit IP address parameter of the Terminal Server connected to thecurrent po

Site Configuration5-34Range: 000.000.000.001-255.255.255.254If you accidentally type an IP address which has already been assigned to an existing Port

Site Configuration5-35For Terminal with Server IP addressRange: 000.000.000.001-255.255.255.254User Free Link-IDs starting fromThis field defaults to

Site Configuration5-36Link IDThe Link ID defaults to the next available Link ID.DescriptionDefaults to a blank field. You may enter an up to 40-charac

Site Configuration5-37For Terminal with Server IP addressUses the IP address of the Terminal Server Port selected in the Terminal Server Ports screen.

Site Configuration5-38DescriptionSame as the source port. Can be modified.Toolbox copies the new ports after the insertion point. The copied ports are

Site Configuration5-39Advanced ParametersThis section reviews all of the ToolBox advanced configuration parameters. Throughout theToolBox, advanced pa

Site Configuration5-40Max. time waiting for TX-grant <100-900000> mSec [900000]:The period of time the system will wait for channel access, from

Site Configuration5-4167 European standardHanging up an unused line by INITIATOR after <1-60> Sec [20]:A period of quiet time at the end of whic

Site Configuration5-42ON RTS is always ON.This parameter is for old boards that do not react fast enough to RTS.Minimum number of flags between HDLC f