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GENERAL
WEB server port
Defines the webserver port of the device.
If set to "0"( invalid port ), the default HTTP port (80) is used.
Default: "80"
BCL Program Name
Enter the name (up to 8 characters without extension ".tok") of the BCL application to be started at power on or after reboot.
If left empty the default BCL application (barionet.tok) is started.
Default: ""
Lockdown mode
Locks different protocol access to the device (command port, web access etc.). See manual for details.
If set to "0" all access is granted.
Default: "0"
Modbus/TCP Timeout
Defines the time in seconds after which a Modbus/TCP connection on port 502 will be closed due to inactivity.
Enter "0" for no timeout (default).
Enter "1" to "255" to enable the Timeout.
COMMAND API
The Barionet 50 features a Command API, which can be accessed via UDP as well as via TCP.
UDP command port
UDP port for the command API. Value "0" disables the UDP command API.
Barix uses the port "12301" on other products.
Default: "0"
TCP command port
TCP port for the command API. Value "0" disables the TCP command API.
Barix uses "12302" on other products.
Default: "0"
Timeout
After the defined number of seconds of inactivity on the TCP command port, the Barionet 50 automatically disconnects the peer.
Enter a value "1" to "255" to enable the timeout.
Enter "0" for no timeout (default).
I/O STATE INFO
The Barionet 50 can be configured to send I/O state change information via UDP and TCP. Cylic state reports via UDP can be configured as well.
UDP info send to
Input the 4 values of the desired destination IP address where the I/O state change information should be sent to using UDP e.g.:
"0.0.0.0" for no info
"192.168.0.12" for a specific UDP target
"192.168.0.255" for a subnet UDP broadcast
UDP destination port
Define the port to be used when sending I/O status change information. To enable both IP and port must be set.
UDP interval
Define the time interval in seconds for cyclic I/O state reports (besides I/O state change information).
TCP initial I/O state subscriptions
The device can be configured to send I/O state change information to an established TCP command socket.If selected ("Local I/O"), the 4 relays and 4 digital inputs of the Barionet 50 are subscribed to the state reporting.
In addition, the current state of the 4 digital inputs and 4 relays is sent when the TCP connection is established.
To avoid the initial subscription select "None".
Default: "Local I/O"
TCP add I/O state subscriptions
Defines if a "getio" or “setio” command sent via the TCP command socket will subscribe the respective I/O for future state change messages ("With getio/setio") or not ("None"). The subscription will be active as long the TCP command connection is established. The disconnection can be forced by the host or by a timeout (see parameter TCP command port / Timeout above).
Default: "None"
SYSLOG
Syslog Server IP Address
Syslog is a well known reporting protocol using UDP port 514 and is a standard component of most UNIX systems. Freeware Syslog receivers for Windows can be found on the Internet.
Enter the 4 values of the desired Syslog Server IP address e. g.:
"0.0.0.0" for subnet broadcast of Syslog messages
"192.168.0.1" for a dedicated Syslog deamon
Syslog Debug Level
Enter the level of Syslog debug information e. g.:
"0" for no debug information
"1" for system debug information (default setting)
"2" to "9" for user defined BCL debug information
Support Mode/Flags
Change this value only if asked for by a Barix support technician for in depth debugging.
Default: "0" for no support debug information