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SEMI E54.14-0305 © SEMI 2005 21 Table 34 Endpoint Dev ice Object Identifiers SDM Object Name SDM Object ID NCS Module ID Sensor-BI-TH-EP EPD3 203 Assembly-EPD#1 EPD4 204 Assembly- EPD#2 EPD5 205 Assembly- EPD#3 EPD6 206 …

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Table 31 Sensor AI-Counter Object Attribute Identifiers
SEMI SDM
Attribute ID
PROFINET
Index
Attribute
CounterA1 160 Reading Valid
CounterA2 161 Full Scale
CounterA3 162 Alarm Settling Time
CounterA4 163 Warning Settling Time
CounterA5 164 Upper Size
CounterA6 165 Lower Size
9.5.4 Services
9.5.4.1 The mapping of Service Tags and Identifiers is defined in §7 for SAC. The same method applies here for
the SDM.
9.5.4.2 The additional Services of DM are mapped as described in Table 32.
Table 32 DM Additional Service Mapping
SEMI SDM Service
ID
Service Write Value to
Index 96
DmS1 Laser On 11
DmS2 Laser Off 12
9.5.4.3 The additional Services of SAC are mapped as described in Table 33.
Table 33 SAC Additional Service Mapping
SEMI SDM Service
ID
Service Write Value to
Index 64
SacS1 Clear Counts 11
9.6 Endpoint Device
9.6.1 Reference SEMI E54.11 for a complete specification of the SDM for Endpoint Devices.
9.6.2 Date-and-Time data structure shall be mapped to PROFINET data type Time Of Day. An Offset of 4383 has
to be added to Time Of Day day value to obtain the number of days since 1/1/72 (Time Of Day base is 1/1/84).
9.6.3 Objects
9.6.3.1 Consistent with SEMI E54.11 and ¶7.4 above, the DM and SAC objects are identified as Object 1 and
Object 2, respectively.
9.6.3.2 Notice that references for the Local Link Objects are not included; the existence of these objects are implied
by behavior and not explicitly included. Therefore, these objects are not accessible from the network.
9.6.3.3 Table 34 shows the mapping of the SDM.
9.6.3.4 Objects specified in SEMI E54.11 are listed under the heading NCS Module ID. Every instance is allocated
to a slot number. The configuration can be modeled in the GSD by using the Module ID as key for the module
description.
9.6.3.5 The Sensor-BI-TH-EP can occur more than once. This shall be modeled in GSD in that way, that this
Module ID can be placed in several slots.

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Table 34 Endpoint Device Object Identifiers
SDM Object
Name
SDM Object ID NCS Module ID
Sensor-BI-TH-EP EPD3 203
Assembly-EPD#1 EPD4 204
Assembly- EPD#2 EPD5 205
Assembly- EPD#3 EPD6 206
Assembly- EPD#4 EPD7 207
9.6.4 Attributes
9.6.4.1 The mapping of Attribute Tags and Identifiers is defined in §7 for SAC. The same method applies here for
the SDM.
9.6.4.2 Tables 35 and 36 show the mapping of the specific SDM attributes.
Table 35 DM Object Additional Attribute Identifiers
SEMI SDM
Attribute ID
PROFINET
Index
Attribute
SacA65 129 Number of Endpoint Objects
Table 36 Sensor-BI-TH-EP Object Additional Attribute Identifiers
SEMI SDM
Attribute ID
PROFINET
Index
Attribute
EpA1 160 Minimum Time
EpA2 161 Maximum Time
EpA3 162 Target Time
EpA4 163 Elapsed Time
EpA5 164 Time Stamp
EpA6 165 Recipe Identifier
EpA7 166 Step Identifier
9.6.5 Services
9.6.5.1 The mapping of Service Tags and Identifiers is defined in §7 for SAC. The same method applies here for
the SDM.
9.6.5.2 The additional Services of SAC are mapped as described in Table 37.
Table 37 SAC Additional Service Mapping
SEMI SDM Service
ID
Service Write Value to
Index 64
SacS33 Reset Endpoint 33
SacS34 Download Recipe 34
SacS35 Upload Recipe 35
SacS36 Calibrate 36

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9.6.5.3 The additional Services of Sensor BI-EP are mapped as described in Table 38.
Table 38 Sensor BI-EP Additional Service Mapping
SEMI SDM Service
ID
Service Write Value to
Index 64
EpS1 Endpoint On 11
EpS2 Endpoint Off 12
EpS3 Endpoint Start 13
EpS4 Endpoint Suspend 14
EpS5 Endpoint Resume 15
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