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3.1.4 Related Variables
The following table lists the variables (SV's, EC's, or DVVALS) which are relevant to
establishing communications . For a more complete description of these variables, see
"Appendix A -- Variables".
Variable Name VID
{XE „CONFIGCONNECT“}CONFIGCONNECT
1002004
{XE „INITCOMMSTATE“}INITCOMMSTATE
1002002
{XE
„ESTABLISHCOMMUNICATIONSTIMER“}ESTA
BLISHCOMMUNICATIONSTIMER
1002003
{XE „HEARTBEAT“}HEARTBEAT
1002055
3.1.5 Compatibility
The SIPLACE supports the following Establish Communications message formats for
older Host implementations. If the Host intends to use the Control State Off-Line feature,
{XE "CONFIGCONNECT "}CONFIGCONNECT should always be set to S1F13/14.
S1F1/S1F2
S1F65/S1F66
3.2 Control States
This section describes the Control characteristics of the Equipment. The Equipment may
be in one of the following control states. This value is reflected in status variable {XE
"CONTROLSTATE "}CONTROLSTATE (VID 1002006).
Value State
1 Off-Line/Equipment Off-Line
2 Off-Line/Attempt On-Line
3 Off-Line/Host Off-Line
4 On-Line/Local
5 On-Line/Remote
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3.2.1 Control Finite State Description
The Control State of the Equipment is illustrated in the Control Finite State Diagram.
The SIPLACE behaves differently and will accept different messages depending on its
current control state. The purpose of this diagram is to make clear to the Host exactly
what is happening at the Equipment. The logic for these states and transitions is the
logic specified in the GEM standard.
Equipment C
Off-Line
Host
Off-Line
C
Attempt
On-Line
3
7
5
6
4 C
1
2
Off-Line
LocalRemote
12
13
C
11
On-Line
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3.2.2 Control State Transitions
Certain state transitions will cause a collection event to be signaled. If the event is
enabled, this event will be sent to the Host along with the appropriate reports if
appropriate. This table lists the state transitions and notes when events will be sent to
the Host.
# From Trigger To Description
1 Unknown Power-Up Conditional This transition is made
to either the Off-Line or
On-Line state,
depending on the EC
{XE
„INITCONTROLSTATE“
}INITCONTROLSTATE
(VID 1002005).
2 Unknown Power-Up Conditional This conditional
transition is governed
by the value of the {XE
„OFFLINESUBSTATE
„}OFFLINESUBSTATE
EC (VID 1002010).
3 Equipment
Off-Line
Operator requests to
go On-Line
Attempt On-
Line
The SIPLACE will
immediately send an
S1F1 to request to go
On-Line.
4 Attempt On-
Line
Unsuccessful On-
Line request
Conditional This transition occurred
because the Host did
not reply to an S1F1
with an S1F2 or
because the S1F1 was
not successfully sent.
5 Conditional
{XE
„ONLINEFAILED
„}ONLINEFAILED
Equipment Constant
configured to
Equipment Off-Line.
Equipment
Off-Line
Equipment will allow the
operator to attempt to
go On-Line again.
6 Conditional
{XE
„ONLINEFAILED
„}ONLINEFAILED
Equipment Constant
configured to Host
Off-Line.
Host Off-
Line
The SIPLACE will
accept a Host initiated
request to go On-Line
by replying to the {XE
„S1F17 „}S1F17 with
{XE „ONLACK
„}ONLACK = 0x00.
7 Host Off-
Line
Operator requests to
go Off-Line
Equipment
Off-Line
A Host request to go
On-Line will not be
accepted.
8 Attempt On-
Line
Successful On-Line
request.
On-Line The Equipment is now
On-Line.
9 On-Line Host puts the
Equipment Off-Line
by sending S1F15
Host Off-
Line
EVENT:
GemEquipmentOFFLIN
E (CEID 1000005).