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27、 a) ABB Research Ltd Claes Rytoft Affolterstrasse 4 Zurich, 8050 Switzerland b) Phoenix Contact GmbH CLASSIFICATION NETWORK_CONNECTION_POINT; CAN_DELETE FALSE; PROTOCOL HART; CONNECTION_POINT ConnectionPoint_TP5; VARIABLE DevAddr LABEL “Address“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE UNSIGNED_INTEGER(5); HANDLING READ

28、 ANSI/ISA-62769-109-1-2016 20 VARIABLE DevMfg LABEL “Manufacturer“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE UNSIGNED_INTEGER(2); HANDLING READ VARIABLE DevType LABEL “Device Type“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE UNSIGNED_INTEGER(2); HANDLING READ VARIABLE DevRev LABEL “Device Revision“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE UNSIGNED_INTEGER; HANDLING

29、 READ VARIABLE DevTag LABEL “Tag“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE ASCII(32); HANDLING READ VARIABLE DevPollAddr LABEL “Poll Address“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE UNSIGNED_INTEGER MAX_VALUE 15; /Define appropriate max value for various revisions HANDLING READ 21 ANSI/ISA-62769-109-1-2016 COLLECTION ConnectionPoint_TP5 LA

30、BEL “Connection Point“; MEMBERS ADDRESS, DevAddr, “Device Address“; MFG, DevMfg, “Manufacturer“; DEV_TYPE, DevType, “Device Type“; DEV_REV, DevRev, “Device Revision“; TAG, DevTag, “Device Tag“; POLL_ADDR, DevPollAddr, “Poll Address“; 5.5.1.3 HART_IP The ConnectionPoint type HART_IP shall be used to

31、identify CP 9/1 IP network communication and is defined in Table 9. HART_IP communications can be used on a variety of physical layers. Ethernet connections shall all use the HART_IP connection type. Additional physical layers developed in the future may also use the HART_IP connection type. The Con

32、nectionPoint type HART_IP is a subtype of abstract type ConnectionPointType defined in IEC 62769-5. The IPAddress property shall indicate the IP Address (up to 16 bytes) used for the connection. The IPVersion property shall indicate the version of IP used for the connection (either 4 or 6). The IPPo

33、rt property shall be the IP port number for the connection. The default port number used for HART IP is 5 094. The DevAddr property shall be the long address (5 bytes) for the device. The DevMfg property shall be the 2-byte Manufacturer ID, and can be used to help automate the process of assigning l

34、ive devices in the scan list to offline placeholders. The DevType property shall be the 2-byte extended device type, and can be used to help automate the process of assigning live devices in the scan list to offline placeholders. The DevRev property shall be the device revision, and can be used to h

35、elp automate the process of assigning live devices in the scan list to offline placeholders. The DevTag property shall be the long tag (with maximum 32 characters), and can be used to help automate the process of assigning live devices in the scan list to offline placeholders. ANSI/ISA-62769-109-1-2

36、016 22 Table 9 ConnectionPointType HART_IP Definition Attribute Value BrowseName ConnnectionPoint_HART_IP IsAbstract False References NodeClass BrowseName DataType TypeDefinition ModellingRule Inherits the properties of ConnectionPointType defined in IEC 62769-5 HasProperty Variable IPAddress ByteSt

37、ring PropertyType Mandatory HasProperty Variable IPVersion UInt8 PropertyType Mandatory HasProperty Variable IPPort UInt16 PropertyType Mandatory HasProperty Variable DevAddr UInt40 PropertyType Mandatory HasProperty Variable DevMfg UInt16 PropertyType Optional HasProperty Variable DevType UInt16 Pr

38、opertyType Optional HasProperty Variable DevRev UInt16 PropertyType Optional HasProperty Variable DevTag String PropertyType Optional The ConnectionPoint type HART_IP shall be described by an EDD element contained in a Communication Device related FDI Package that can drive a CP 9/1 network. Actual

39、ConnectionPoint properties are declared by VARIABLE constructs grouped together in a COLLECTION named ConnectionPoint_HART_IP. The following EDDL source code is an example describing an IP Connection Point. COMPONENT ConnectionPoint_HART_IP LABEL “HART IP Connection Point“; CLASSIFICATION NETWORK_CO

40、NNECTION_POINT; CAN_DELETE FALSE; PROTOCOL HART; CONNECTION_POINT ConnectionPoint_IP; ARRAY IPAddress LABEL “IP Address“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE OCTET(16); HANDLING READ VARIABLE IPVersion LABEL “IP Version“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE ENUMERATED 4, “IPv4“ , 6, “IPv6“ HANDLING READ 23 ANSI/ISA-62769-109-1-2016

41、VARIABLE IPPort LABEL “IP Port“; CLASS DEVICE; TYPE UNSIGNED_INTEGER (2); DEFAULT_VALUE 5 094; HANDLING READ COLLECTION ConnectionPoint_IP LABEL “Connection Point“; MEMBERS IPADDRESS, IPAddress, “IP Address“; IPVERSION, IPVersion, “IP Version“; IPPORT, IPPort, “IP Port“; ADDRESS, DevAddr, “Device Ad

42、dress“; MFG, DevMfg, “Manufacturer“; DEV_TYPE, DevType, “Device Type“; DEV_REV, DevRev, “Device Revision“; TAG, DevTag, “Device Tag“; 5.5.1.4 HART_TDMA The ConnectionPoint type HART_TDMA shall be used to identify CP 9/2 time division media access network communication and is defined in Table 10. HAR

43、T_TDMA communications can be used on a variety of physical layers. The ConnectionPoint type HART_TDMA is a subtype of abstract type ConnectionPointType defined in IEC 62769-5. WirelessHART connections shall all use the HART_TDMA connection type. Additional physical layers developed in the future may

44、 also use the HART_TDMA connection type. The Network property shall be the network ID for the network. The DevAddr property shall be the long address (5 bytes) for the device. The DevMfg property shall be the 2-byte Manufacturer ID, and can be used to help automate the process of assigning live devi

45、ces in the scan list to offline placeholders. The DevType property shall be the 2-byte extended device type, and can be used to help automate the process of assigning live devices in the scan list to offline placeholders. The DevRev property shall be the device revision, and can be used to help auto

46、mate the process of assigning live devices in the scan list to offline placeholders. The DevTag property shall be the long tag (with maximum 32 characters), and can be used to help automate the process of assigning live devices in the scan list to offline placeholders. ANSI/ISA-62769-109-1-2016 24 T

47、able 10 ConnectionPointType HART_TDMA Definition Attribute Value BrowseName ConnnectionPoint_HART_TDMA IsAbstract False References NodeClass BrowseName DataType TypeDefinition ModellingRule Inherits the properties of ConnectionPointType defined in IEC 62769-5. HasProperty Variable Network UInt16 Pro

48、pertyType Mandatory HasProperty Variable DevAddr UInt40 PropertyType Mandatory HasProperty Variable DevMfg UInt16 PropertyType Optional HasProperty Variable DevType UInt16 PropertyType Optional HasProperty Variable DevRev UInt16 PropertyType Optional HasProperty Variable DevTag String PropertyType O

49、ptional The ConnectionPoint type HART_TDMA shall be described by an EDD element contained in a Communication Device related FDI Package that can drive a CP 9/2 network. Actual ConnectionPoint properties are declared by VARIABLE constructs grouped together in a COLLECTION named ConnectionPoint_HART_TDMA. The following EDDL source code is an example describing a TDMA Connection Point.