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SPlus Operations P13 Connectivity Guide PROCONTROL P13 OPC SERVER
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3.3.3.4 Specific Parameter Sets and Instructions
Because specific parameters sets do not create an object in the PServer but modify some global parameters, they can
only appear once in a PV engineering file.
3.3.3.4.1 Parameter Set VPCID for ID-Signals Definition
The default signal codes designating the associated ID-Signals for a control object can be modified by means of this
parameter definition.
Table 3-14: Record structure for PVE parameter set VPCID
Pos.
Meaning if two ID-Signals
Meaning if one ID-Signals
Default
2
Signal code channel 1 ID Signal 1
Signal code channel 1  ID Signal
XD91
3
Signal code channel 1 ID Signal 2
Signal code channel 2  ID Signal
XD92
4
Signal code channel 2 ID Signal 1
Signal code channel 3  ID Signal
XD93
5
Signal code channel 2 ID Signal 2
Signal code channel 4  ID Signal
XD94
6
Signal code channel 3 ID Signal 1
Signal code channel 5  ID Signal
XD95



Example:
VPCID, XD91,XD92,XD93,XD94
3.3.3.4.2 Acknowledge Bit Definition VPCDEF ACKNBIT
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7 (counting from 0). On certain P13 plants, another bit in the command telegram is used. For these cases, the
acknowledge bit position can be defined in the pve-file with the following instruction:
VPCDEF, ACKNBIT,<BitPos>
Where
BitPos Position of the bit used for acknowledge (counted from 0)
Example:
VPCDEF, ACKNBIT,8
3.3.3.4.3 Parameter DMSID for DMS-Signal Definition
DMS designates the Drive Module Status function implemented on certain Procontrol P13 sites. With this parameter,
the signal code for the DMS command signal can be defined. There is no default for the DMS command signal code, i.e.
if this parameter definition is missing, the DMS-command has no effect.
If the DMS command signal is one of the ID-
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Examples 1:
DMSID,XD80
Non blocking DMS command signal
Attention:
The DMS-signal must be different from the ID-signals.
Examples 2:
DMSID,XD91,Y
Blocking DMS command signal, the DMS-signal is one of the ID-signals.
3.3.3.4.4 APPEND Instruction
The APPEND instruction causes the PServer to read another PVE-file after the current file has been processed
completely.