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UsingtheEthernetInterface
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2
3
4
5
6
7
App
Index
ConguringtheSNTPServer
You can configure the MV to run as an SNTP server.
◊ Press MENU and then select Menu tab > Basicsettingmode > Menu tab >
Communication(Ethernet) > Server
• SNTP
Set the SNTP parameter under Server to Use or Not (don’t use).
When an SNTP client on the network queries the MV for the time information, the MV
returns the time information.
PortNumber
The default value is 123. To change the value:
◊ Press MENU and then select Menu tab > Basicsettingmode > Environment tab >
Communication > Serviceport
For the selectable range, see section 7.1.
2.7 Synchronizing the Time
- RD-MV1000/RD-MV2000 1
- Communication Interface 1
- Foreword 2
- Trademarks 2
- Revisions 2
- HowtoUseThisManual 3
- CommunicationPorts 4
- Contents 5
- 1.1 EthernetInterface 7
- FTPServer 8
- FTPClient 8
- InstrumentInformationServer 9
- WebServer 10
- E-mailTransmission 11
- SNTPServer/Client 12
- DHCPClient 12
- OtherFeatures 12
- 1.2 SerialInterface 13
- 1.3 ModbusProtocol 14
- UsingtheEthernetInterface 15
- 2.2 ConnectingtheMV 16
- ClearingNetworkInformation 20
- SettingtheKeepaliveFeature 21
- 2.3 SendingE-mailMessages 22
- E-mailTest 25
- E-mailFormat 26
- ScheduledE-mailFormat 27
- • Subject 27
- TestE-mailFormat 30
- ConguringtheWebServer 31
- ConfiguringtheMonitorPage 32
- ConfiguringtheOperatorPage 32
- SettingtheURL 33
- • MonitorPageContents 33
- • OperatorPageContents 36
- Displays the alarm summary 36
- ConguringtheFTPServer 37
- AccessingtheMVfromaPC 37
- ConguringtheFTPClient 39
- TestingtheFTPTransfer 41
- 2.7 SynchronizingtheTime 42
- ConguringtheSNTPServer 43
- ConguringtheModbusServer 44
- MV via Modbus 45
- ExamplesofEnteringCommands 47
- • Communication Conditions 49
- • CommunicationStatus 49
- ResumingCommandTransmission 50
- DataDropout 50
- Settings 52
- Operation 54
- PortNumber 55
- SettingTransmissionCommands 56
- 3.2 ConnectingtheMV 60
- Handshaking 61
- • OFF-OFF 61
- • XON-XON 62
- • XON-RS 62
- • CS-RS 62
- Connection 63
- ConnectingtoaHostDevice 63
- • Four-WireSystem 64
- • Two-WireSystem 64
- CAUTION 65
- ExampleofEnteringCommands 69
- ConfiguringtheModbusSlave 72
- 4.1 CommandSyntax 74
- Response 75
- 4.2 AListofCommands 76
- 4.2AListofCommands 77
- BasicSettingCommands 78
- OutputCommands 79
- 4.2 A List of Commands 80
- 4.3 SetupParameters 81
- ChannelNumberNotations 82
- 4.4 SettingCommands 83
- (Setting) 83
- SA Setsanalarm 85
- SZ Setsazone 87
- ST Setsatag 87
- SX Setsagroup 87
- SL Setsatripline 87
- TU Setsaneventaction 91
- Setsabatchtextfield 93
- BD Setsanalarmdelay 93
- SM Setsthecustommenu 93
- Tosetasubmenu 94
- SY Setsthe4paneldisplay 95
- TY Setsthefileformat 96
- 4.5 SettingCommands 97
- (Control) 97
- Commands 100
- 4.6 BasicSettingCommands 101
- XJ SetsanRJC 102
- WU Setsenvironmentsettings 102
- XM Setsthememorysample 104
- RN Setsbasicloginsettings 104
- RM Setsareportchannel 105
- XG Setsthetimezone 105
- WW SetstheWebhomepage 107
- Tosendsystemnotifications 108
- 4.6BasicSettingCommands 108
- YM SetsaModbusmaster 110
- 4.8 OutputCommands 113
- (Setting/Measured/ 113
- ComputedDataOutput) 113
- FF TransmitsFIFOdata 114
- FU Transmitstheuserlevel 114
- PathNameSpecifications 115
- ESCO Opensaninstrument 116
- ESCC Closesaninstrument 116
- I Transmits instrument 116
- 4.11 Maintenance/Test 117
- Commands(availablewhen 117
- Ethernetinterface) 117
- Disconnectstheconnection 118
- 5.1 ResponseSyntax 119
- TextOutput 120
- BinaryOutput 120
- DataSum 121
- CalculatingtheSumValue 122
- SampleFunction 122
- RS-422/RS-485Responses 123
- 5.2 TextDataOutputFormat 124
- • Example 125
- Syntax 125
- Example 125
- • Syntax 127
- • Example1 127
- CommunicationLog 128
- FTPClientLog 129
- OperationErrorLog 130
- LoginLog 130
- WebOperationLog 131
- E-mailLog 133
- SNTPLog 134
- DHCPLog 135
- ModbusCommunicationLog 137
- AlarmSummary 138
- MessageSummary 139
- StatusInformation 140
- EthernetInformation 141
- File List 141
- CheckDiskResult 142
- User Information 144
- NumberofBlocks 146
- NumberofBytes 146
- • Block Member 147
- SpecialDataValues 147
- Format Details 148
- Block Details 148
- MV1000-01E) 150
- StatusInformation1 152
- StatusInformation2 152
- StatusInformation3 152
- StatusInformation4 153
- StatusInformation5to8 153
- BasicSpecications 154
- RS-232Specications 155
- RS-422/485Specications 155
- ModbusClientFunction 156
- ModbusServerFunction 159
- Register 32002 160
- Computed data of channel 101 160
- Register 32001 160
- ModbusMasterFunction 163
- ModbusSlaveFunction 164
- Lower 4 bits 165
- Communication 166
- Appendix3 LoginProcedure 168
- Internal Memory 170
- Appendix 171
- FIFOBufferOverview 172
- NetworkTerminology 173
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