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Publication 1794-UM064B-EN-P - May 2014
106 Device Data Base (GSD) File
Create Standard and Teaching GSD Files
To start, you need to have a standard GSD file and a teaching GSD file. Follow
these steps.
1. Download the current GSD file from the following website:
http://www.rockwellautomation.com/rockwellautomation/support/net
works/gsd.page.
2. Using the downloaded file, create a standard GSD file. You can rename this
file copy as *_standard.gsd.
3. In the standard GSD file, you need to create entries for your new I/O
module in the following formats:
–Auto
–Condensed
– Full
4. Create an Auto format entry for your module following the format
shown below.
For example, you have a 1794-OV16P module.
Standard Auto Format Entry
IMPORTANT
The following examples in the next steps illustrate the format for
standard GSD entries.
For detailed descriptions of parameters in the standard GSD file, refer
to the GSD File Specification for Profibus.
TIP
You can refer to existing Auto format entries in the GSD file as
template. See the User Manual for your I/O module to help you
specify the number of input and output words and other
parameters required in the GSD file.
Hex Number of
Input Words
00 0 Input words
50 1 Input words
51 2 Input words
52 3 Input words
53 4 Input words
... ...
Hex Number of
Output Words
00 0 Output words
60 1 Output words
61 2 Output words
62 3 Output words
63 4 Output words
... ...
Comment
End every entry with string
EndModule.
Specify name or catalog number
of your module and the format
type. String inside quotation
marks appear in the
Configuration tool.
Assign a unique integer
for your entry.
; Flex I/O module 1794-OV16P/A, (default config= 0 word in, 1 word out)
Module = "1794-OV16P/A / Auto Format" 0x00, 0x60
219
EndModule
- User Manual 1
- Important User Information 2
- Summary of Changes 3
- Chapter 1 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents vii 7
- Who Should Use this 9
- Purpose of this Manual 9
- Related Documentation 10
- Common Techniques Used 11
- APBDPV1 Module 13
- Purpose of the FLEX I/O 14
- PROFIBUS 14
- APBDPV1 Adapter 14
- Differences Between APB 14
- PROFIBUS APBDPV1 15
- Adapter Components 15
- Mount and Remove 16
- Your System 16
- Optional Accessories 17
- Mounting Kit (1794-NM1) 18
- Mounting Dimensions and 19
- Spacing Requirements 19
- Communicate With Your Module 21
- Polled I/O Structure 22
- Input Status Word Bits 23
- I/O Module Fault 23
- Map Data into the Image 24
- FT for all 27
- Channels 27
- Chx SS Config 35
- 1794-IE4XOE2 Memory Map 37
- 1794-IR8 Memory Map 40
- 1794-IT8 Read and Write Words 44
- 1794-IT8 Word/Bit Description 46
- Setting the Input Filter 56
- Configure Your Input Channels 66
- Setting the Input Filters 67
- calibration 70
- Read Word 9 76
- 3210765411 10 9 815 14 13 12 79
- 32 10765411 10 9 815 79
- 14 13 12 79
- Defaults 80
- The DP Physical Layer 83
- Cabling and Equipment 84
- Required for Line A Type 84
- Required for Line B Type 85
- Connect the Adapter to the 86
- D-Shell Pin Assignment 87
- Terminate the Network 88
- Communication 91
- Enter User Parameter Data 92
- Auto Configure Format 93
- Condensed Format 93
- User Parameter Example 95
- Full Format 96
- Enter Check Configuration 98
- Adapter Status Word 99
- Chapter Summary 101
- PROFIBUS Module 103
- View status from the 104
- Master’s Configuration 104
- Software 104
- Apply FLEX I/O Modules 107
- Classification 108
- Define the Area 108
- Select Protection 109
- Method(s) 109
- Match Field Devices 109
- Module source voltage=17V 110
- Module sense 110
- Specifications 113
- Environmental Specifications 114
- Certifications 114
- 104 Specifications 116
- Device Data Base (GSD) File 117
- EndModule 118
- Teaching GSD Entry 119
- Non-EDT Module Teaching Entry 120
- I/O Profile: 121
- EDT Modules Teaching Entry 124
- Teach an I/O Module to 127
- Work with 1794-APBDPV1 127
- Appendix 134
- Overview 134
- Message Structure 134
- Burst Mode (not supported) 135
- Start Character 136
- HART Address 136
- HART Command 136
- Byte Count 137
- Check Byte 137
- Response Code 137
- HART Field Device Error Codes 138
- Universal Commands 139
- Common Practice Commands 140
- Numerics 148
- 2 Index 149
- Index 3 150
- 4 Index 151
- Rockwell Automation Support 153
- Documentation Feedback 153
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