Hello and welcome to a new video on Movicon.NExT™.
In this video we are going to describe what a driver is and how it works within the Movicon.NExT™ ecosystem.
Listed below are the values that the Status and Command variables can take within the General Settings of the Modbus TCP/IP driver taken as an example:
| Bit 0 (ChangeTagsSettings) | Command Load: 0 = Default, Tag's list load completed 1 = Force the driver to reload the tag's list from file |
| Bit 1 (ErrorLoadTagsSettings) | Load Result State: 0 = Load Operation Complete 1 = Load Operation Failed |
Listed below are the values that the Status and Command variables can take within the Channel Settings of the Modbus TCP/IP driver taken as an example:
| Bit 0: Channel Connection State | 0 = Connected 1 = Not Connected |
| Bit 1: Promary Host State | 0 = Active 1 = Inactive |
| Bit 2: Backup Host State | 0 = Active 1 = Inactive |
| Bit 3: Host in use | 0 = Primary 1 = Backup |
| Bit 4: Switch Command | Command to switch host, from primary to backup and vice-versa |