The PLC Device Tag with RTC represents a PLC with a Real Time Clock.
The PLC Device Tag with RTC supports the configuration properties of the PLC Scanned Device Tag, plus these properties:
Property | Type | Version | Description |
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SetClockEnable | BOOL | 2.4 | Whether Fernhill SCADA will attempt to set the real time clock of the PLC Device. |
SetClockInterval | TIME | 2.4 | The interval between each attempt to automatically set the PLC clock. See Interval and Offset for information on how Intervals and Offsets define the time of activities. |
SetClockOffset | TIME | 2.4 | The offset added to the SetClockInterval to get the actual set clock time. See Interval and Offset for information on how Intervals and Offsets define the time of activities. |
SetClockTimeZone | USINT | 2.4 | The time zone of the date and time sent to the PLC. 0 = UTC, 1 = Local Time. |
The PLC Device Tag with RTC supports the data properties of the PLC Scanned Device Tag, plus these properties:
Property | Type | Version | Description |
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SetClockTimer | TimerStatus | 2.4 |
The status of the set clock timer. This includes:
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SetClockStatus | USINT | 2.4 | The status of the last set clock operation |
The SetClockStatus property can have these values:
State | Description |
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0 | Initial state before the driver starts |
1 | The PLC is offline |
2 | Set clock operations are disabled (SetClockEnable is False) |
3 | The last set clock operation failed |
15 | The PLC real time clock is synchronized |
A tag command is an action you can trigger on a tag.
The PLC Device Tag with RTC supports the tag commands of the PLC Scanned Device Tag plus these commands:
Tag Command | Version | Description |
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SetClock | 2.4 | Sends a set clock request to the PLC. |
The PLC Device Tag with RTC builds on the features of these tag types:
The PLC Device Tag with RTC is used as a building block for these tag types:
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