AC800 PEC口通讯配置.docVIP

PEC Optical Link 411 DESIGN DESCRIPTION CONTENT 1. General 4 2. Overall system description 4 2.1 PEC to PEC PowerLinks 4 2.2 PEC to PDA PowerLink 5 3. Definitions and Abbreviations 6 4. Process 6 5. General structure of the system 6 5.1 Optical Link HW-Module Assignment 6 5.2 Special Control and Status Words for PECLink Supervision 8 5.2.1 Fault Enable Register (Write) 8 5.2.2 Fault Control Register – ResetFaults (Write) 9 5.2.3 Optical Module Configuration Register – GOF4to8 (Write) 10 5.2.4 PEC Fault Status Register – PowerLinkFaults (Read) 10 5.2.5 Optical link watchdog – OptLinkWatchdog (F, M, S) (Read) 11 5.2.6 Software revision – SWRevision (Read) 11 6. System functions 11 6.1 AC800PEC LEDs 11 6.2 PecToPec and PecToPDA Alarm Handling 12 7. Description of data structures and the data administration system 13 7.1 Step-by-step Installation Procedure 13 7.1.1 Control Builder CIT Project 13 7.1.2 Loading of necessary Flash Files onto AC800PEC 14 7.1.3 PECOptLink Control Builder example and test application 15 8. System interface 19 8.1 PtP Interaction Window 19 8.2 PtPda Interaction Window 19 8.3 Overriding Communication Window 21 8.4 Interface Connection Handling 21 9. Auxiliary information 22 10. System constraints and spare capacity 22 11. Timing/performance considerations 23 11.1 PecToPDA Communication Load 23 11.1.1 Simulink Fast Task (1ms) – InterruptB 23 11.1.2 Control Builder Critical Task (2ms) – FAST 23 11.2 PecToPec1 … 8 Communication load 24 11.2.1 Simulink Fast Task (1ms) – InterruptB 24 11.2.2 Simulink Medium Task (10ms) – OptLnkMed 24 11.2.3 Simulink Slow Task (50ms) – tSingleRate 25 11.3 Summary on expected PEC load 25 12. Availability 25 13. Maintenance and diagnostic features 25 14. Training 26 15. Existing systems 26 16. Environment aspects 26 17. Safety requirements 26 18. Requirements for ergonomic design 26 19. Noise specification 26 20. Feasibility studies 26 21. Data and information exchange 26 22. Project Rules and Guidelines 26 23. Rel