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NETWORKING COMMS PROTOCOL OPTIONS Chapter Issue 6, Nov 19 Technical Reference Manual 36.3 COMMS PROTOCOL OPTIONS These are the only options currently of fered by ASM Assembly Systems Weymouth L imited. GEM If the Host is…
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INTRODUCTION
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To change the domain name, use the following procedure:
1. Select the Start button.
2. Select Computer from the right hand menu.
3. Select System Properties from the toolbar.
4. Select Change Settings from the Computer name, domain, and workgroup
settings.
5. Select the Change tab.
6. In the Member of Domain field: enter the domain name as supplied by the
network administrator.
7. Select OK.
8. Close the application.
NOTE
The network administrator is the only person who can supply the information
above. No attempt to make network connection should be made without the
administrators permission to do so.
Files When communications are established the user can transfer information to and
from folders that reside on the network, the network administrator may wish to
impose restrictions on who can access these files. Sharing and security infor-
mation is obtained and set by right clicking on the required folder in Windows
Explorer:
1. Select Properties.
2. Select Security.
3. Select Edit.
Once sharing has been enabled, permissions can be set for individuals or
groups. Control ranges from Full to Read Only.
NOTE
It is not a good practice to set a complete drive in the shared mode as
information is easily deleted or altered accidentally
Shared folders and files should be created for specific ASM applications eg,
READINGS.DAT.
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COMMS PROTOCOL OPTIONS
These are the only options currently offered by ASM Assembly Systems
Weymouth Limited.
GEM If the Host is a PC, host control or DEK’s Remote Product Changeover (RPC)
package can be used to modify product files or to control printer operations
remotely. The flexibility of the GEM interface allows data collection to meet the
users requirements.
Figure 36-1 Network GEM - Typical Configuration
IP Address The IP Address of the printer must be set up in the DekSECSII.cfg file. To set
up the IP Address edit the configuration file D:\Program Files\DEK\Machine
Control\Printer\DekSECSII.cfg using a text editor. Set the passive IP Address
to the printers ‘IP Address’. If there is more than one printer communicating
with GEM Host, the DEVICEID is set different for each printer. DEVICEID values
can be set within the range 0x0000 - 0x7FFF (0 to 32767).
Server
Network
Input Conveyor and Printing Machine
Host PC
The system is hosted by a standalone PC
connected to the DEK printer using networked
GEM or Net_Files. A typical system may
interface external components such as a
Barcode Reader which uses serial RS 232.
Bar Code Reader
Serial RS232 Comms
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Net Files Net Files is used where remote control applications are not needed, at a
networked PC, DEK’s Off-line Editor software can be used to modify product
files, QC-Calc software can be used to access SPC data in the ‘READ-
INGS.DEK’ file and the Event Log can be read with a text editor or Remote
Event Monitor (REM).
NOTE
To set up a specific software package refer to the product manuals ‘Software
Tools for Productivity’ that are supplied with the application.
Figure 36-2 Net_Files - Typical Configuration
Net Files - File Re-direction Using TCP/IP
Networked PC
TCP/IP Network
Server
Directory Containing:
Product Files
Event Log
SPC Data
Management Information
*.Pr1, *.ISD and *.ISP
Event.dat
READINGS.DEK
DEK Printer