FieldServer Computer Drive FS 8700 64 User Manual

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Driver Manual  
(Supplement to the FieldServer Instruction Manual)  
FS-8700-64 ATMI ACM  
APPLICABILITY & EFFECTIVITY  
Effective for all systems manufactured after May 1, 2001  
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1. ATMI ACM Description  
The ATMI ACM driver allows the FieldServer to transfer data to and from devices over  
either RS-232 or RS-485 using ATMI ACM protocol. There are eight RS-232 and two  
RS-485 ports standard on the FieldServer. The FieldServer can emulate a passive  
client. ( A passive client is one that that consumes messages produced by an remote  
device.)  
2. Driver Scope of Supply  
2.1 Supplied by FieldServer for this driver  
FieldServer  
Technologies  
PART #  
DESCRIPTION  
FS-8915-10  
FS-8915-10  
FS-8917-02  
FS-8917-01  
SPA59132  
UTP cable (7 foot) for RS-232 use  
UTP cable (7 foot) for Ethernet connection  
RJ45 to DB9F Connector adapter  
RJ45 to DB25M connection adapter  
RS-485 connection adapter  
Driver Manual.  
2.2 Provided by user  
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3. Hardware Connections  
The FieldServer is connected to the ATMI ACM Panel as shown below.  
Configure the ATMI ACM Panel according to manufacturer’s instructions  
ATMI ACM PANEL  
COM 2  
8917-02  
RJ45 CAT 5 Cable  
Connect to  
RS232 port P1-P8  
P1 P2  
P3  
P4  
P5  
P6  
P7  
P8  
R1  
R2  
N1 N2  
RS485  
10 Base T  
ETHERNET  
RS232  
P1  
P2  
P3  
P4  
P5  
P6  
P7  
P8  
Rx Tx  
R1  
Rx Tx  
R2  
Rx Tx  
Net  
1
Net  
2
Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx  
Tx Rx Con Tx Rx Con  
FieldServer  
8917-02 WIRE LIST  
FIELDSERVER  
FUNCTION  
FROM  
TO  
COLOR  
RX  
GND  
TX  
RJ45-01  
RJ45-04  
RJ45-08  
DB9F-03  
DB9F-05  
DB9F-02  
WHITE  
GREEN  
BLUE  
(408)-262-2299  
ATMI - ACM  
CONNECTION DIAGRAM  
BASE NAME:  
FILE NAME: FS-T28700-64 .VSD  
DATE: 1/21/02  
BY: MN  
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4. Configuring the FieldServer as a ATMI ACM Client  
The ATMI ACM driver is a passive client driver. This means that it processes unsolicited  
incoming data. It cannot poll for data.  
For a detailed discussion on FieldServer configuration, please refer to the instruction manual for  
the FieldServer. The information that follows describes how to expand upon the factory defaults  
provided in the configuration files included with the FieldServer (See “.csv” files on the driver  
diskette).  
This section documents and describes the parameters necessary for configuring the FieldServer  
to communicate with a ATMI ACM Server.  
The configuration file tells the FieldServer about its interfaces, and the routing of data required.  
In order to enable the FieldServer for ATMI ACM communications, the driver independent  
FieldServer buffers need to be declared in the “Data Arrays” section, the destination device  
addresses need to be declared in the “Client Side Nodes” section, and the data required from  
the servers needs to be mapped in the “Client Side Map Descriptors” section. Details on how to  
do this can be found below.  
Note that in the tables, * indicates an optional parameter, with the bold legal value being the  
default.  
4.1 Data Arrays  
Section Title  
Data_Arrays  
Column Title  
Data_Array_Name  
Function  
Provide name for Data Array  
Legal Values  
Up to 15 alphanumeric  
characters  
Data_Format  
Provide data format. Each data  
array can only take on one format.  
FLOAT, BIT, UInt16, SInt16,  
Packed_Bit, Byte, INT32  
Packed_Byte, Swapped_Byte  
Gas values should only be  
stored in INT32 or FLOAT  
arrays.  
Data_Array_Length  
Number of Data Objects. Must be  
larger than the data storage area  
required for the data being placed  
in this array.  
1-10,000  
Ensure that the arrays are 16 *  
81 elements big.  
Data from one ACM can be stored  
in multiple data arrays. Position in  
the array is dependent on gas  
number area number. Further  
details are provided in section 6.1  
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Example  
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// Data Arrays  
//  
Data_Arrays  
Data_Array_Name,  
DA_AI_01,  
DA_AO_01,  
DA_DI_01,  
Data_Format, Data_Array_Length  
UInt16,  
UInt16,  
Bit,  
200  
200  
200  
200  
DA_DO_01,  
Bit,  
4.2 Client Side Connections  
Section Title  
Connections  
Column Title  
Function  
Legal Values  
P1-P8, R1-R2  
Port  
Specify which port the device is  
connected to the FieldServer  
Specify baud rate  
Baud*  
110 – 115200, standard baud  
rates only  
Parity*  
Data_Bits*  
Specify parity  
Specify data bits  
Even, Odd, None, Mark, Space  
7, 8  
Stop_Bits*  
Protocol  
Specify stop bits  
1
Specify protocol used  
ATMI  
Handshaking*  
Poll Delay*  
Specify hardware handshaking  
Time between internal polls  
RTS, RTS/CTS, None  
0-32000 seconds  
default 1 second  
Timeout  
Specifies the amount of time that This value should provide a  
may pass between complete margin over the time configured  
data screens. If this time expires between samples in the  
a timeout error is produced but  
the processing of data is not  
affected. The port is not cleared  
and gas data is not reset.  
CONFIG.DAT profile of the  
ACM unit.  
IC_Timeout  
This parameter is used in a way This value (specified in  
that is different to most  
seconds) should be set allow a  
FieldServer driver applications.  
In this case of this driver it  
specifies the maximum amount  
of time that may pass between  
the driver receiving an incoming  
character. If the time is  
margin between time stamp  
messages from the ACM unit.  
exceeded then an error is  
produced but note that the error  
has no other effect on the driver.  
The port is not cleared and gas  
data is not reset.  
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Example  
The following FieldServer settings are suitable for default ACM settings.  
// Client Side Connections  
Connections  
Port, Baud, Parity, Protocol, Handshaking, Poll_Delay  
P8, 9600, None, ATMI , None, 0.100s  
4.3 Client Side Nodes  
Section Title  
Nodes  
Column Title  
Node_Name  
Function  
Provide name for node  
Legal Values  
Up to 32 alphanumeric  
characters  
Node_ID  
ACM units do not have a  
node ID contained in the  
serial data. This field s not  
used in the ATMI ACM  
driver.  
Protocol  
Port  
Specify protocol used  
Specify which port the  
device is connected to the  
FieldServer  
ATMI  
P1-P8, R1-R2  
Example  
// Client Side Nodes  
Nodes  
Node_Name, Protocol, Port  
ACM-1 , ATMI , P8  
4.4 Client Side Map Descriptors  
4.4.1 FieldServer Specific Map Descriptor Parameters  
Column Title  
Function  
Legal Values  
Map_Descriptor_Name  
Name of this Map Descriptor Up to 32 alphanumeric  
characters  
Data_Array_Name  
Name of Data Array where  
data is to be stored in the  
FieldServer  
One of the Data Array  
names from “Data Array”  
section above  
Data_Array_Location  
Function  
Starting location in Data  
Array  
Function of Client Map  
Descriptor  
0 to maximum specified in  
“Data Array” section above  
PASSIVE  
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4.4.2 Driver Specific Map Descriptor Parameters  
Column Title  
Node_Name  
Function  
Name of Node to fetch data  
from  
Legal Values  
One of the node names  
specified in “Client Node  
Descriptor” above  
0, 1 , 2 , 3  
Data_Array_Offset  
Length  
Position in the data array to  
which data should start being  
written.  
Length of Map Descriptor. The  
length is required to help the  
driver validate the CSV file.  
1 – 1280  
Set the length to a multiple of  
16. The multiple should be the  
maximum area number.  
Address  
Starting address of read block  
0
Driver specific keywords  
The following parameters apply only to the AMI ACM driver.  
ATMI_Data*  
Used to specify which  
component of the gas data  
structure to store.  
Slot-alarm,  
Slot-warning,  
Slot-combo  
Slot-values  
You will need one map  
descriptor for each  
component that you are  
interested in storing.  
Port-alarm,  
Port-warning,  
Port-combo  
Gas-value, (== Port-values)  
Current-Port  
Current-Slot  
See section 6.9 for more  
info.  
Malfunctions  
4.4.3 Timing Parameters  
Column Title  
Function  
Legal Values  
Scan_Interval  
Rate at which data is polled  
>0.1s  
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4.4.4 Map Descriptor Example 1- Gas Values, Alarms & Warnings for all slots/ports.  
This example illustrates the map descriptors required to complete store ACM data for 80 areas. Each map descriptor tells the ATMI ACM driver  
where to store each component of ACM data. The gas number & area number determine the position in the array. Read section 6.1 for more  
information  
Map_blocks  
Map_block_Name, Data_Array_Name, Data_Array_Offset, Function, node_name, Address, Length, protocol, atmi_data  
MAP1  
MAP2  
MAP3  
MAP4  
MAP5  
MAP6  
MAP7  
MAP8  
, DATA1_1  
, DATA1_2  
, DATA1_3  
, DATA1_4  
, DATA1_5  
, DATA1_6  
, DATA1_7  
, DATA1_8  
, 0  
, 0  
, 0  
, 0  
, 0  
, 0  
, 0  
, 0  
, passive , ACM1  
, passive , ACM1  
, passive , ACM1  
, passive , ACM1  
, passive , ACM1  
, passive , ACM1  
, passive , ACM1  
, passive , ACM1  
, 0,  
, 0,  
, 0,  
, 0,  
, 0,  
, 0,  
, 0,  
, 0,  
1280  
1280  
1280  
1280  
1280  
1280  
1280  
1280  
, ATMI , port-values  
, ATMI , port-alarm  
, ATMI , port-warning  
, ATMI , slot-alarm  
, ATMI , slot-warning  
, ATMI , slot-combo  
, ATMI , port-combo  
, ATMI , slot-values  
These keywords tell the driver which component of the  
ACM data should be  
Stored using each map descriptor.  
This node name will  
connect this map  
descriptor to a node  
which in turn is  
connected to a port.  
Hence the map  
A different array is  
used for each  
atmi_data  
component being  
stored.  
This is a passive  
client driver so the  
function must be  
passive.  
If you were only interested in the current value then  
you would only use one map descriptor and set the  
atmi_data parameter equal to gas-value  
descriptor is  
connected to a port.  
The gas value array  
would typically be  
an array of FLOATs  
and the alarms and  
warnings could be  
any data type  
The “…-combo” types store a 1 for an alarm OR  
warning and a zero when neither conditionis present.  
including bit arrays.  
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4.4.5 Map Descriptor Example2 – Gas values for the current (most recent) port sample.  
This example illustrates a map descriptors used to store the data from the most recent port sample. The map descriptor stores the following  
information :-  
1. Port Number  
2. Up to 16 gas values (The gas name is not provided) The position in the array is based on the Gas Number.  
For example. A port may sample two gasses. The first is Gas #4 and the second may be Gas #2, The driver stores the value of Gas#4 in  
array location 4 and stores the value of Gas#2 at array location 2.  
The following additional information may also be stored if the DA_Bit_Name & DA_Byte_Name parameters are specified.  
3. A bit indicating the number of the port  
4. The Alarm/Warning States for each gas  
Map_blocks  
Map_block_Name, Data_Array_Name, Data_Array_Offset, Function, node_name, protocol, timeout, atmi_data , da_bit_name, da_byte_name  
Current_Port_MD, DA_CURR_PORT, 0  
, passive , ACM1  
, ATMI ,120.0s , current-port, DA_PORT , DA_PORT_ALA  
The current port  
This keyword tells  
If x is the number of the current  
port (port most recently  
sampled) then the data array  
position corresponding to x is  
set to 1 and all other elements  
are set to zero.  
Alarm / Warning Status for each gas is  
indicated in this array.  
number and up to 16  
gas values are stored  
in this data array.  
the driver to use this  
map descriptor to  
store the current  
If gas x is in alarm then x is used as the  
index into the array. E.g. If Gas #1 is in  
alarm then the 2nd element of the array  
(index=1) is set non-zero.  
port’s sample data..  
The 1st element  
stored is the port  
number. The next  
16 values stored are  
the gas values  
(multiplied by 100).  
The location is  
based on the Gas  
Number and not the  
row number.  
E.g. If Port 1 is the current port  
then the 2nd element of the  
array (index=1) is set non-zero.  
The value of each element indicates  
alarm/warning. If the Value is 1 then the  
gas in alarm. If the value is two then the  
gas is at a warning level.  
The array can be any data  
format.  
If the DA_Bit_Name parameter  
is omitted then this data is not  
stored.  
The array format should be capable of  
storing a value. If a Bit/Packed_Bit format  
is used then you will not be able to  
distinguish between an alarm/warning.  
If the DA_Byte_Name parameter is  
omitted then this data is not stored.  
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4.4.6 Map Descriptor Example3 – Storing Malfunction Data  
This example illustrates a map descriptor used to store malfunction data reported by the ACM unit. When a malfunction is cleared then 100  
elements of the array are set to zero. When a Malfunction is present the 1st element contains the malfunction’s major type, the 2nd element  
contains the minor type and element x (x=major*10+minor) is set to a value of 1. Additional information is provided in section 6.7  
Map_blocks  
Map_block_Name, Data_Array_Name, Data_Array_Offset, Function, node_name, timeout, atmi_data  
, length  
Malfucntion_MD , DA_MALFNS  
, 0  
, passive , ACM1  
, 120.0s , malfunctions, 100  
This keyword tells  
the driver to use  
this map  
descriptor to  
malfunction data.  
One map  
One hundred  
elements of this  
data array are used  
to store  
malfunction data.  
descriptor is  
required per node.  
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4.4.7 Map Descriptor Example4 – Gas values for the current (most recent) slot sample.  
This example illustrates a map descriptors used to store the data from the most recent slot sample. The map descriptor stores the following  
information :-  
5. Slot Number  
6. Up to 16 gas values (The gas name is not provided) The position in the array is based on the Gas Number.  
For example. A slot may sample two gasses. The first is Gas #4 and the second may be Gas #2, The driver stores the value of Gas#4 in  
array location 4 and stores the value of Gas#2 at array location 2.  
The following additional information may also be stored if the DA_Bit_Name & DA_Byte_Name parameters are specified.  
7. A bit indicating the number of the slot  
8. The Alarm/Warning States for each gas  
Map_blocks  
Map_block_Name, Data_Array_Name, Data_Array_Offset, Function, node_name, protocol, timeout, atmi_data , da_bit_name, da_byte_name  
Current_Port_MD, DA_CURR_SLOT, 0  
, passive , ACM1  
, ATMI ,120.0s , current-slot, DA_SLOT , DA_SLOT_ALA  
This keyword tells  
The current slot  
If x is the number of the current  
slot (slot most recently  
sampled) then the data array  
position corresponding to x is  
set to 1 and all other elements  
are set to zero.  
Alarm / Warning Status for each gas is  
indicated in this array.  
the driver to use this  
map descriptor to  
store the current  
number and up to 16  
gas values are stored  
in this data array.  
If gas x is in alarm then x is used as the  
index into the array. E.g. If Gas #1 is in  
alarm then the 2nd element of the array  
(index=1) is set non-zero.  
slot’s sample data..  
The 1st element  
stored is the slot  
number. The next  
16 values stored are  
the gas values  
(multiplied by 100).  
The location is  
based on the Gas  
Number and not the  
row number.  
E.g. If Slot 1 is the current slot  
then the 2nd element of the  
array (index=1) is set non-zero.  
The value of each element indicates  
alarm/warning. If the Value is 1 then the  
gas in alarm. If the value is two then the  
gas is at a warning level.  
The array can be any data  
format.  
If the DA_Bit_Name parameter  
is omitted then this data is not  
stored.  
The array format should be capable of  
storing a value. If a Bit/Packed_Bit format  
is used then you will not be able to  
distinguish between an alarm/warning.  
If the DA_Byte_Name parameter is  
omitted then this data is not stored.  
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5. Configuring the FieldServer as a ATMI ACM Server  
The ATMI ACM driver cannot be used as a server.  
6. Driver Notes  
6.1 Data position in the Data Arrays  
To understand how the driver stores data for the current port, read the notes provided with map-  
descriptor example 2 as the following notes do not apply.  
To understand how the driver stores data for malfunctions, read the notes provided with map-  
descriptor example 3 as the following notes do not apply.  
For each component stored the values are stored as a one-dimensional array. Data storage is  
zero referenced. This means that the first area or first gas is stored in the first location, which  
has an index of zero. To find the element of interest use the following formula.  
Port Alarm / Warnings / Gas Values Data Array locations  
Port_Index = (Gas_number-1) + 16 * ( Area_Number – 1 )  
‘Area’ and ‘Port’ are synonyms.  
Example. If you wish to know the Data Array index for gas #7 of area 11  
Index = (7-1) + 16 * ( 10 – 1 ) = 166  
Example. If you wish to know the Data Array index for the 7th gas of area  
11  
Index = 7 + 16 * ( 10 – 1 ) = 167.  
Slot Alarm / Warnings / Values Data Array locations  
Slot_Index = (Gas_number-1) + 16 * ( Slot_Number – 1 )  
Example. The Data Array location for gas #12 of Slot 4  
Index = (12-1) + ( 4 – 1 ) * 16 = 59  
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6.2 Driver Stats  
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The ATMI ACM Driver counts all incoming bytes as the ‘PLC Byte Received’ statistic. This can  
be viewed on the connection detail and overview screen. Typically this count will increase by  
approx 2500 bytes per full screen of area data.  
IN addition the driver reports one count of ‘PLC READ MSG RECD’ statistic for each map  
descriptor used to store information from a complete message. Typically this count will increase  
by 5 if you are storing l slot & port alarms & warnings and the gas value.  
If a complete message is received but no map descriptor is found to store any of the data the  
data then the MSG IGNORED statistic will be incremented by one.  
6.3 Exposing Driver Stats  
IN addition to the normal FieldServer statistics this driver can expose some statistics and  
diagnotic information in a data rray so that it may be read or reset by a remote device.  
A special map descriptor is required. The driver recognizes the map descriptor by its name  
which must be "ATMI-stats" .  
The following example shows how this special map descriptor can be configured.  
Nodes  
Node_name, Protocol  
null_node, ATMI  
Data_Arrays  
Data_Array_Name , Data_Format, Data_Array_Length  
STAT-DATA  
, UINT32 , 400  
Map_blocks  
Map_block_Name, Data_Array_Name, Node_name  
ATMI-stats , STAT_DATA , null_node  
When the driver sees this map descriptor it uses the data array STAT_DATA (in this example)  
to store driver specific statistics. Only one of these map descriptors may be specified per  
FieldServer.  
The array position is dependent on the port number. The offset is calculated by multiply the port  
number by 30. Thus port 2 data will start at element 60.  
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The driver stores the following data.  
Array  
Contents  
Element  
(offset  
dependent  
on port  
number)  
0
Not Used  
1
2
ATMI_STAT_SCAN1  
FieldServer Tech Support diagnostic.  
FieldServer Tech Support diagnostic.  
Screen decoding abandoned because  
the area number was unintelligible (>  
80)  
Driver has found an end-of-screen  
identifier.  
FieldServer Tech Support diagnostic.  
The line number was unintelligible ( >  
25 ).  
FieldServer Tech Support diagnostic.  
The collection function returned an  
error. Row or Column were inconsistent.  
FieldServer Tech Support diagnostic. A  
start-of-screen identifier was found  
before whilst processing screen data.  
Equivalent to the error light on the ATMI  
ZD80 processor.  
A start of screen identifier has been  
found.  
A new line of screen data has been  
identified.  
ATMI_STAT_DECODE1  
ATMI_STAT_FINIS  
3
4
ATMI_STAT_COLLECT1  
ATMI_STAT_COLLECT2  
5
6
ATMI_STAT_COLLECT3  
ATMI_STAT_ERRORLIGHT  
ATMI_STAT_START  
ATMI_STAT_LF  
7
8
9
10  
FieldServer Tech Support diagnostic.  
The collection function returned an  
error. Row was inconsistent.  
FieldServer Tech Support diagnostic.  
The collection function returned an  
error. Column was inconsistent.  
A time greater than the port timeout has  
elapsed since the last complete screen  
full of data.  
A time greater than the port’s inter  
character timeout (ic_timeout) has  
passed since the driver last received a  
new character from the ACM unit.  
The number of ACM data byte  
processed  
ATMI_STAT_ERRORLIGHT1  
ATMI_STAT_ERRORLIGHT2  
ATMI_STAT_TIMEOUT  
11  
12  
13  
ATMI_STAT_ICTIMEOUT  
ATMI_STAT_BYTECOUNT  
ATMI_STAT_STREAMING  
14  
15  
16  
The number of streaming (buffer  
overflow) errors.  
When processing the most recent  
message, at least one map descriptor  
was found with which to store data.  
ATMI_STAT_STORE_LASTMAPDESCP  
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When processing the most recent  
message, no map descriptors were  
found to tell the driver how to store the  
incoming data.  
ATMI_STAT_STORE_NO_MAP  
18  
Increment’s once for each time data is  
stored. Ie will increase by 5 for one  
screen full of data stored using 5 map  
descriptors.  
ATMI_STAT_STORE  
19  
20  
21  
22  
Will increase by one for each screen full  
of data processed in which at least one  
gas value was non-zero.  
Count of the number of times that a  
malfunction’s major type could not be  
ATMI_STAT_STORE_NONZERO  
ATMI_STAT_MALFN_BAD_MAJOR recognized.  
Count of the number of times that a  
malfunction’s minor type could not be  
recognized.  
Count of the number of times that the  
buffer overflowed when analyzing  
malfunction data. Each time this  
happens the malfunction is not stored.  
ATMI_STAT_MALFN_BAD_MINOR  
ATMI_STAT_MALFN_STREAMING  
6.4 Driver Error Messages  
The following error messages should be reported to FieldServer Technologies.  
ATMI:#4 Error. atmi_chan_init() Init with null chan.  
The following errors indicate a driver, connection or remote device problem if they occur  
frequently.  
ATMI:#8 Error. Discard because area=%d max=%d  
Incoming data has been discarded because the driver could not resolve a valid area number.  
The following error messages or warning arise from problems that can normally be  
resolved by users without support from FieldServer Technologies.  
ATMI:#7 Error. No read/writes permitted. Mapdesc=<%s>  
Edit the CSV file. Change the map descriptor function to passive. Reset the FieldServer.  
ATMI:#1 FYI. Some data is being abandoned. Mapdesc too short. <%s>  
Edit the CSV file. Increase the map descriptor’s length to allow the driver to process the  
maximum data area. Not each data area requires 16 storage elements. Reset the FieldServer.  
This message is only printed once even if the error occurs more than once.  
ATMI:#2 FYI. Some data is being abandoned. Array too short. <%s>  
Edit the CSV file. Increase the Map Descriptor’s data array length. Reset the FieldServer. This  
message is only printed once even if the error occurs more than once.  
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ATMI:#3 Error. Incoming data on port=%d is being abandoned. MapDesc rqd.  
No map descriptors were found on the indicated port with which the driver could store the  
incoming data. Change the CSV file and reset the FieldServer. This message is only printed  
once even if the error occurs more than once.  
ATMI:#6 FYI. The mapDesc called <%s> is too short.  
Edit the CSV file. Increase the length of the map desc and reset the FieldServer.  
ATMI:#5 FYI. You could have used a mapDesc called <%s> to expose diagnostic info.  
No action I s required. Read section 6.3 for more information..  
*ATMI:#9 Err. Mapdesc=<%s> data array=<%s> too short  
The data array associated with the map descriptor being used to store ‘current port‘ data is too  
short. Increase the length of the data array (not the length of the map descriptor) to at least 17.  
For malfunction map descriptors set the length to at least 100. Edit the CSV file, make the  
change and then reset the bridge.  
*ATMI:#10 Err. Mapdesc=<%s> data array=<%s> too short  
The data array defined by the DA_Bit_Name parameter associated with the map descriptor  
being used to store ‘current port‘ data is too short. Increase the length of the data array (not the  
length of the map descriptor) to at least 90. Edit the CSV file, make the change and then reset  
the bridge.  
*ATMI:#11 Err. Mapdesc=<%s> data array=<%s> too short  
The data array defined by the DA_Byte_Name parameter associated with the map descriptor  
being used to store ‘current port‘ data is too short. Increase the length of the data array (not the  
length of the map descriptor) to at least 90. Edit the CSV file, make the change and then reset  
the bridge.  
2Mapdesc=<%s> Gas#=%d. Too big.The driver is trying to store the the current port’s gas data.  
A Gas number larger than 16 has been found. It cannot be stored and has been discarded.  
Your ACM may need re-configuring. Changing the driver configuration will not correct this  
problem. Report this error to ATMI.*These messages are produce once only and then  
suppressed so that they do not fill the error log every by being re-printed every time a new  
message is processed. A consequence of this, is that, if the error occurs more than once in a  
configuration, the second and subsequent occurrences will not be revealed until the first has  
been corrected.  
*ATMI:#13 Error. Illegal Map Descriptor length - defaulting to 1  
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6.5 Timeouts  
See section 4.2 for information on how timeouts should be specified.  
Occasional timeouts may be expected when there are noisy messages or if the ACM device has  
been locked. Timeouts do not stop the driver processing the next valid screen of data.  
6.6 Demand & Lock Scan  
The driver can process data from demand and locked scans. Incoming data is processed in the  
same way as normal scans and stored using the same map descriptors.  
6.7 Malfunctions  
The driver can process malfunctions reported by the ACM unit.  
When a malfunction is cleared then the driver sets all (1st 100) of the malfunction data array  
elements to zero A malfunction is considered cleared when a normal scan is processed.  
When a malfunction is recognized the driver stores data in the following locations.  
1st Element : Major type of the malfunction ( as a number )  
2nd Element : Minor type of the malfunction. (as a number )  
And  
Element x :  
Value set to 1.  
X = major * 10 + minor  
This additional data element is provided so that relays / indicating lamps in a downstream  
device can be set without additional logic.  
The driver uses the keyword ‘MALFUNCTION’ to recognize ACM malfunctions. If the ACM  
firmware is changed and this keyword is no longer produced then the driver will no longer  
recognize malfunctions.  
If the driver recognizes that there is a malfunction but cannot interpret the malfunction type then  
the major and/or minor types are set to a value of 99 and element x is not set at all.  
The table below shows malfunction’s major and minor types.  
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Malfunction Major Type  
Mafunction Minor Type  
1. INADEQUATE BYPASS FLOW 0.  
1.TEMP_LOW  
2. TEMP_HIGH  
3. LOSS_OF_NH3_FLOW  
2. EMERGENCY SWITCH  
CLOSURE  
3. FAILED LEAK CHECK  
0.  
4. DSP FAILURE in module  
5. FAILURE to get interferogram  
0.  
1. Bench timeout  
2. Bench short scan  
3. Zero ZPD value or address  
4. Bench reports Bad Scan  
5. Bench DREQ stuck TRUE  
6. Energy (ZPD) address out of  
range  
7. energy (ZPD) value too high  
8. energy (ZPD) value too low  
9. DSP reports bad scan  
6.8 Gas Values & Scaling  
The driver stores all gas values after multiplying them by 100. This allows the driver to store  
values in arrays with formats other than floats without losing the precision provided by the ACM  
unit. This is done because some downstream devices’ and protocols cannot handle floating  
point numbers. This may not suite you in which case you will need to use scaling.  
These parameter keywords should be added to each CSV Map Descriptor definition.  
…..Data_Array_Low_Scale,  
Device_High_Scale…….  
Data_Array_High_Scale,  
Device_Low_Scale,  
To store the actual values reported by the ACM unit you should use the following values :  
…..Data_Array_Low_Scale,  
Device_High_Scale…….  
…..0  
Data_Array_High_Scale,  
, 0  
Device_Low_Scale,  
, 100…..  
, 1  
6.9 Alarms and/or Warnings  
The following list are valid entries in specifying the ATMI_Data parameter in the csv file.  
Slot-alarm,  
Slot-warning,  
Slot-combo  
Port-alarm,  
Port-warning,  
Port-combo  
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When you use a “…-alarm” keyword then the driver stores a 1 when the gas is in an alarm  
condition and a zero when it is not in alarm condition. This means a zero is stored even if the  
gas in a warning condition.  
When you use a “…-warning” keyword then the driver stores a 1 when the gas is in a warning  
condition and a zero when it is not in warning condition. This means a zero is stored even if the  
gas in an alarm condition as well as when the gas is in a normal condition.  
When you use a “….-combo” keyword then the driver stores a 1 whether the gas is in an alarm  
OR warning condition and the driver stores a zero when the gas is in neither an an alarm or  
warning state.  
6.10 Current Slot  
Current slot information is the same as current port information. On a Normal Scan, a single  
slot is referenced. The gas values/warnings/alarms will be stored to the current slot data arrays  
every time slot information is stored. Note, this only occurs once during any Normal Slot Scan  
image.  
6.11 Composite Validation Scan vs Normal Slot Scan  
On a Normal Slot Scan Image, gas data is stored to the "slot" value/warning/alarm data arrays  
and the "port" value/warning/alarm data arrays. If more than one port (area) is referenced in the  
image, then the same value/warning/alarm gas data is copied to each section of the area "data  
array". For example, if Areas 2 and 39 were referenced, then the gas data values and  
warning/alarm status would be copied twice to the data array offset for Area 2 and the offset for  
Area 39.  
On a Composite Validation Image, only one area (port) should be referenced. The gas  
values/warnings/alarms for the particular area referenced will be updated. As well the current  
port data values will also be updated. Note, on Composite Validation Images, slot information is  
not updated.  
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7. Revision Control  
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Date  
Rev  
Resp  
Description  
1.01a Rev1 PMC  
This revision and all previous revisions did not have a  
revision control section.  
1.01a Rev  
2
PMC  
This issue of the manual corresponds to the release of  
driver version 1.01a in which functionality was added to  
store the current port sample’s data separately.  
The following sections of this manual have been  
amended.  
Section 1.  
client /server.  
Driver previously described as  
Section 4.4.2 New keyword  
Section 4.4.4 Title Changed  
Section 4.4.5 New example  
Section 6.1  
Section 6.4  
Amended  
Error messages 9,10,11 added.  
1.01b Rev  
0
Section 4.4.2 New keyword  
Section 4.4.6 New example  
Section 6.1  
Section 6.3  
Section 6.4  
Section 6.7  
Amended  
New stats 20-22  
Amended notes for msg #9.  
New Section  
101c Rev0  
102a Rev0  
Section 4.4.5  
Corrections and additional notes to  
describe storage of gas values  
based on sample number.  
New notes on scaling. Prior to revision  
Section 6.8  
1.01c of the driver this feature did not operate and all  
values were stored 100 times too large.  
Section 4.4.2  
New valid keywords for ATMI_Data  
parameter. “port-combo” and “slot-  
combo”  
Section 4.4.4  
Section 6.9  
Modified example to illustrate use  
of “…-combo” keywords.  
New section on ATMI_Data parameter.  
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10Feb03  
1.03a Rev  
0
PMC  
Section 4.4.2  
New keywords. Added slot-values and port-  
values (as synonym for gas-values)  
Section 6.1  
Calculation of Data Array offsets  
Section 7  
Consolidated the revision information into a  
table.  
TOC  
Updated Table of Contents  
9Apr03  
1.04aRev 0 DNC  
Section 4.4.2  
Added new key word "Current-Slot"  
Section 4.4.7  
Added Current-Slot example  
Section 6.10  
Added section discussing current slot  
information  
Section 6.11  
Added section discussing Composite  
Validation Scan handling, and Normal Scan  
Driver Enhancement:  
1. On normal scan, driver will save  
values/warns/alarms for up to 4 ports per screen  
2. On a decomposed screens port data will be updated  
for port that was referenced, no changed to slot info  
3. Current slot info implemented. Data references last  
update to slot info.  
10Apr03  
21July03  
1.04aRev1 DNC  
1.04Rev1 JDM  
-updated error numbers  
Releasing  
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