Technical data

Configuration software for SINAUT ST7
1.9 Subscriber administration in the SINAUT configuration tool
Software
88 System Manual, 07/2009, C79000-G8976-C222-07
1.9.1 Subscriber list
Information in the subscriber list
In the left-hand window, the subscriber administration contains a tree structure of the
subscriber types of the project and in the right-hand window the subscriber list itself.
Figure 1-44 Windows of subscriber administration
By making a selection in the directory tree in the left-hand window, only certain subscriber
types can be displayed in the subscriber list. The
TD7 on TIM folder in the directory tree is
used to configure the TD7 software for an Ethernet TIM and is not relevant for the subscriber
parameter assignment described here.
In the subscriber list on the right, you will see the following entries for the SINAUT ST7
communication subscribers:
● Subscriber no.: The subscriber number of the SINAUT subscriber that is unique
throughout the project and is required for WAN communication. This has an extra check
box to allow the CPU modules to be selected for system data generation.
● Red. Subscriber no.: The
Redundant subscriber number parameter is used only when
there is a redundant partner for the subscriber in question. The number specifies the
common subscriber number under which the redundant system can be addressed by
other subscribers.
● Subscriber no. of red. Partner: The
Subscriber number of the redundant partner
parameter is used only when there is a redundant partner for this subscriber. The
parameter specifies which of the subscribers belong to a redundant relationship.
● Subscriber type: The
subscriber type specifies the class of subscriber involved. This
cannot be changed by the user.
● Module: The module, application or PC/PG name. This can be changed in the
configuration. As default, this is the name of the module type or the application as
specified in the configuration.