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NTIP
Network IP Address
Type:
Network
Product Rev
Syntax:
<!><n>NTIP<i>,<i>,<i>,<i>,<i>
Units:
n = network server #
1
st
i = Server type
2
nd
i = IP address octet1
3
rd
i = IP address octet2
4
th
i = IP address octet3
5
th
i = IP address octet4
Range:
n = 1-6
1
st
i = 1-3 (1 = Allen-Bradley PLC, 2 = OPTO22, 3 = DVT camera)
2
nd
i through 5
th
i = 0-255.
Default:
n = 0
1
st
i = 1
2
nd
i through 5
th
i = 0
Response:
NTIP: *1NTIP1,172,54,125,34
*2NTIP1,172,54,125,67
*3NTIP ... (shows config. of all servers)
6K 5.3
1NTIP: *1NTIP1,172,54,125,34
See Also:
ER, NTADDR, NTCONN, NTMASK, [ NTS ], TNTS, TNTSF
<n>
NTIP
<i>,<i>,<i>,<i>,<i>
Server Type
.
1 = Allen-Bradley PLC
2 = OPTO22 (MODBUS/TCP)
3 = DVT Vision Camera
IP Address of Server
.
Range for each octet = 0-255.
For example, to enter an address of
172.20.34.246, type in
172,20,34,246
(be sure to use commas instead of
periods between the octets).
Network Server #
Range: 1-6
The NTIP
command describes the type of connection the 6K controller will make with a server, and it specifies the IP
address of the server.
Saved in Non-Volatile Memory
This command is saved in the controller’s non-volatile memory, and is remembered on power-up
and RESET.
Potential Error Conditions:
• A valid IP address for the designated server must be specified or the 6K connection will timeout and Error Status
bit #23 (see
ER
,
TER
, and
TERF
) will be set to 1, and the
NTS
/
TNTS
/
TNTSF
reports will indicate which connection
was in error.
• The subnet address must be the same for the 6K and any server it connects to, or a connection error (
ER.23
) will
occur. For example, if the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0 (class C) and the 6K’s address is 172.20.34.246, then
every server it connects to must have an address of 172.20.34.x.
Example:
2NTIP1,172,54,125,34 ; Identify network server #2 as an Allen-Bradley PLC
; (Server Type #1) at IP address 172.54.125.34
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