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--- connections [2018/07/27 20:25] – [Basic Info Tab] akuzmuk
+++ connections [2018/07/27 20:33] – akuzmuk
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-====== Connections =====
+====== Connections ======
 The connection determines which communication driver and what parameters WebHMI will use to exchange data with the equipment. The list of the connection settings their meaning is given here.
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-==== Basic Info Tab ====
+===== Basic Info Tab =====
 After selecting a connection to edit, the page with **Basic info** tab is opened:
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 Please refer to specific communication protocols documentation and WebHMI application examples for more info.
-==== Communication tab ====
+===== Communication tab =====
-Communication tab settings differ a bit for connections based on serial bus and TCP/IP network. Some settings are common to both of them.
+**Communication tab** settings differ a bit for connections based on serial bus and TCP/IP network. Some settings are common to both of them.
-=== TCP networks ===
+==== TCP networks ====
-{{::comm_tab_for_tcp.png?direct&800|}}
+{{ :comm_tab_for_tcp.png?direct&600 |}}
   ***Timeout**,ms - Timeout for response on the bus, ms.
   ***Read errors to skip scan** - System will stop trying to read connection if there will be more than X errors in requesting registers.
-  ***Allow group read operations** checkbox - Allows using group read operations for Modbus protocols. Below is the max. Number of registers to this group.
+  ***Allow group read operations** checkbox - Allows using group read operations for Modbus protocols. Below is the max number of registers to this group.
-    ***Max.register in group** - is the maximal number of data units to be read in the transmission packet of the given communication protocol
+    ***Max register in group** - the maximum number of data units to be read in the transmission packet of the given communication protocol
-  ***Disable reads when errors occur** checkbox - - temporarily disables the problem connection automatically in order to save an acceptable scan time. It is necessary to specify how many faulty scans and the number of read errors in each of them used to automatically turn off. Interval disable polling - sets how many minutes the connection is disconnected.
+  ***Disable reads when errors occur** checkbox - temporarily disables the problematic connection automatically in order to save an acceptable scan time. It is necessary to specify how many faulty scans and the number of read errors in each of them will trigger automatically turn off this connection. Connection will be turned off for the interval specified in **Disable time interval disable** field.
     ***Scans with errors count** - errorneous scan counter, reaching this counter if the first conditions to temporarily switch off the connection
     ***Registers with error count** - errorneous register read counter, reaching this counter if the second condition to temporarily switch off the connection
     ***Disable time interval, minutes** - timeout to enable communication again after having been disabled
-=== Serial networks ===
+==== Serial networks ====
 Below only the settings unique for serial bus are explained. Please refer to previous section.
-{{::comm_tab_for_serial.png?direct&800|}}
+{{ :comm_tab_for_serial.png?direct&800 |}}
   -**(1)** - these are standard serial port settings
-  -**Stabilization pause**,ms - Pause to stabilize the RS-485 bus before initiating an exchange for this connection. (Sometimes it may be necessary when, when operating at a high speed, an inconsistent line, with a specific device - the end of the transmission with the previous device causes a transient process that can interfere with the line for the next device)
+  -**Stabilization pause**,ms - Pause to stabilize the RS-485 bus before initiating an exchange for this connection. (Sometimes it may be necessary when operating at a high speed or on an inconsistent line, with a specific device - the end of the transmission with the previous device causes a transient process that can interfere with the line for the next device)
-  -**Mode** - //Normal// mode is when WebHMI polls the device. //Virtual UART// mode is when WebHMI activates special driver to enable external access to that serial port via TCP socket. Please refer for more details to Virtual COM port function page
+  -**Mode** - //Normal// mode is when WebHMI polls the device. //Virtual UART// mode is when WebHMI activates special driver to enable external access to that serial port via TCP socket. Please refer for more details to [[Virtual COM port]] function page.