CLM Modbus Parameter Reference Dictionary LK09240
CLM Modbus Parameter Reference Dictionary LK09240
Parameter Reference
Dictionary
LK09-240
Communication
Link Module
CLM/Modbus
Parameter Reference
Dictionary
LK09-240
Release (320/400)
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This publication is a reference for process engineers, control system engineers, and application engineers
who design and implement the Honeywell Communication Link Module on an Application Module of
the TDC 3000X, Network. This publication provides reference information about parameters, a
dictionary of filenames and explanations, and summary information on CL programs and data segments.
This publication is part of a set of publications that provide parameter reference information for nodes on
the LCN. The other members of this set are:
SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................1
1.1 General .........................................................................................................1
1.2 Use of This Publication .................................................................................1
Configuring the AM
Programming in CL
SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................... 1
1.1 General......................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Use of This Publication................................................................................. 1
What this manual is This publication contains reference information on the TDC 3000X,
System parameters that are associated with Honeywell’s
Communication Link Module (CLM).
This section This section consists of a dictionary that includes all the parameter
names associated with the CLM; for each parameter name listed,
related data is given (such as a description, default value, and
permissible range of values).
2.2 Parameter
Overview The standard form of each parameter entry is presented in the format
example below.
Type Real
Type Real
Type Real
Range 0=none
1=offnorml
2=cmddis
Type Real
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Real
Type Real
Type Real
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type REAL
Range >= 0
Type Real
Range 0 to 4 (GOOD/ERROR/FAILED/UNKNOWN)
Type String
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type String
Type String
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Real
Input 1 status
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Input 2 status
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
DEBUGLEV Point Type AM Custom, Builder and Network Points (BUILD_nn and
CLM_nn)
Debug Level for program tracing. Messages are displayed based on this
value > 5 (Process tracing and status check)
Type Real
Type Real
Type Real
Type Real
Entry
Type Real
Range 0=none,1=NDT,2=PIT,3=PITE,4=PITG
Entry Name
Type String
Type String
Type Logical
Range OFF, On
Feedback time
Type Real
Display attributes
Range 1 to 8
CODE COLOR BLINK REVERSE COLOR & TARGET
1 RED 11 21 101
2 YELLOW 12 22 102
3 GREEN 13 23 103
4 MAGENTA 14 24 104
5 BLUE 15 25 105
6 CYAN 16 26 106
7 WHITE 17 27 107
8 BLACK NO NO 108
Display command
Type NUMBER
Range >= 0
Display status
Type NUMBER
Range >= 0
Display state
Type NUMBER
Range >= 0
Type NUMBER
Range 1 to 3
1 = 16 character strings/120 per display/40 from each LCN point
2 = 20 character strings/96 per display/32 from each LCN point
3 = 40 character strings/48 per display/16 from each LCN point
Target string 1
Type STRING
Target string 2
Type STRING
Type Real
Type Real
Type String
Input String
Type String
Measured variable
Type Real
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Real
Range >= 0
Type Real
Range >= 0
Type String
Type String
Source NETCDS.CL
Default (1.0,2.0,3.0,4.0,5.0,6.0,7.0,8.0,9.0,10.0,11.0,12.0,13.0,14.0,15.0)
Range 1 – 15
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Range OFF, ON
Type Real
Range 0, 1, 2
Type Real
Range 0, 1, 2, 3
Type Real
Type Real
Range OFF, ON
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Real
Type Real
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Real
Type String
Program/Process Identification
Type String
Range 0 – 7
0 = No refresh
1 = Refresh of Schematic CLMSBUF# status data
2 = Refresh of Schematic CLMSBUF# detail status data
3 = Refresh of Schematic CLMPIT# statistical data
4 = Refresh of Schematic CLMGRP# statistical data
5 = Refresh of Schematic CLMPITE# statistical data
6 = Refresh of Schematic CLMGRP# selected statistical data
7 = Refresh of Schematic CLMPITE# selected statistical data
Type String
Type Integer
Range 2 through 5
Type String-8
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Real
Type Real
Type Real
Type Real
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Type Real
STATUS Point Type AM Custom, Builder and Network Points (BUILD_nn and
CLM_nn)
Type Real
Work values
Address Strings
Type Real
Type Real
Type Real
Type Real
Type Logical
Range OFF, ON
Release file names This subsection and subsections 2.6 and 2.7 contain complete listings of
the files supplied in this release.
BUILD_NN.EB Initial exception build file for the Builder Interface Point (BUILD_nn)
CLM_NN.EB Initial exception build file for the Network Interface Point (CLM_nn)
CLMI.ZI, NDT Template support for the CLMI Interface Board level
CLMI.ZT
CLMI.ZS Status Definition File Templates for Platform CLMI Board level.
CLMGRPD1.DS – Point Interface Table Group (PITG) Display source, buffer 1 through
CLMGRPD4.DS buffer 4
CLMPIT1.DS – Point Interface Tables (PIT) Status Display source, buffer 1 through
CLMPIT4 buffer 4
CLMPITE1.DS – Point Interface Table Entries (PITE) Status Display source, buffer 1
CLMPITE4.DS through buffer 4
M_AI.ZI, Templates supporting analog input image points using the Modbus
M_AI.ZT protocol
M_AO.ZI, Templates supporting analog output image points using the Modbus
M_AO.ZT protocol
M_DIN2.ZI, Templates supporting two state digital image points using Modbus with
M_DIN2.ZT a single input
M_DIN4.ZI, Templates supporting four state digital image points using Modbus with
M_DIN4.ZT two inputs
M_PORT.ZI, NDT Template support for the Port level using Modbus
M_PORT.ZT
BLD2CDS.CL, CDS Blocks for CLM Builder Status Point (BUILD_nn). Provides
BUILDCDS.CL support for the Builder process.
DIG2CDS.CL, Image point parameters for Generic 2- to 5-state composite digital I/O
DIG3CDS.CL, points. Parameters are NOT BLD_VISIBLE and require Engineer
DIG4CDS.CL,
DIG5CDS.CL
Access level. Exceptions on build visibility and access level are noted
in the foregoing dictionary. In switch points, all CDS parameters
appear on the CDS page.
DIN2CDS.CL, Image point parameters for Generic 2- and 4-state composite digital
DIN4CDS.CL input points. Parameters are NOT BLD_VISIBLE and require Engineer
Access level. Exceptions on build visibility and access level are noted
in the foregoing dictionary. In switch points, all CDS parameters
appear on the CDS page.
GENRLCDS.CL This is the Custom Data Segment (CDS) for CLM Application
processing. This will support all CLM Applications functionality for
picture processes. The application developer can use this CDS to pass
values to and from the user. Parameters are not build visible and
require Engineer Access Level. In AM Custom points, all parameters
appear on the CDS page. It is made up of arrays and will be attached to
a special Port LCN point for the application executing on that port.
The point ID will be in the format of ''CLMnnPp–'' where:
• nn = the CLM node number,
• p = the Application Port number, and
• the – = A, B, and C.
The process requires three separate Custom Points to hold all of the
values involved. The CDS is the same for each point, but some values
will only be used from the point with the "A" code identifier.
M_AI.CL CDS Image point parameters for the Modbus analog input image point.
Parameters are NOT BLD_VISIBLE, require Engineer Access level,
and appear on the PV algorithm page.
M_AO.CL CDS Image point parameters for the Modbus analog output image
point. Parameters are NOT BLD_VISIBLE, require Engineer Access
level, and appear on the Control algorithm page.
M_MSG.CL CDS Image point parameters for the Modbus message interface image
point. Parameters are NOT BLD_VISIBLE, require Engineer Access
level, and appear on the CDS page.
M_TZ.CL CDS Image point parameters for the Modbus accumulator image point.
Parameters are NOT BLD_VISIBLE, require Engineer Access level,
and appear on the PV algorithm page.
NETCDS.CL The first CDS Block for CLM Network Status Point. This is the
Custom Data Segment (CDS) for CLM processing. This will support all
CLM Network functionality for the Network level. Other CDSs (see
the next topic) are required for complete functionality.
DIN4CL.AO Compiled CL routines for 4-State Digital Input Switch Points. Included
is one Generic Block at the general insertion point:
(10) named DIN4CL.
ERR4 validates parameter ALMOPT for BADVAL and correct range.
Validates S1NSTATE=4. Invalid configuration is flagged by
SALMFL2. Alarms are blocked by invalid configuration.
MAP4 determines S1CURSTS from inputs and mapping parameters.
ALARM4 off–normal alarming. Uses SALMFL1.
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