Td17 Siemens

teh · Oct 12, 2004

HI FOLKS,

CAN I JUST MAKING MYSELF THE CONNECTING CABLE FOR TD17 TO PC (PROTOOL/LITE)?

WHAT IS THE PIN ASSIGNMENT FOR THIS CABLE?

OR I HAVE TO BUY IT FROM SIEMENS?IF YES, THEN WHICH CABLE I SHOULD BUY?

I FAIL TO GET IT(INTERFACE ASSIGNMENT) FROM TD17 MANUAL.

BEST REGARDS

Eric Nelson · Oct 12, 2004

teh said:
I FAIL TO GET IT(INTERFACE ASSIGNMENT) FROM TD17 MANUAL.

That's odd. I've never used a Siemens text display, nevermind read the manual, yet within 1 minute I came up with this:

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beerchug

-Eric

teh · Oct 13, 2004

PC PIN Assignmentt

Thanks, How is the connection on PC 9 Pin side ?

Regards

teh · Oct 13, 2004

PC 9 pin assignment

Hi Folks,

i just cut from web site folowing data:-

9-pin assignment
1 DCD (Data Carrier Detect)
2 RX (Receive Data)
3 TX (Transmit Data)
4 DTR (Data Terminal Ready)
5 GND (Signal Ground)
6 DSR (Data Set Ready)
7 RTS (Request To Send)
8 CTS (Clear To Send)
9 RI (Ring Indicator)

--------------------------------------------

That's the +5V at Pin 14 ( TD17 15pin connector ).But i can't found it at PC 9 pin assigment.

Can sobody help me on this?(connection between PC 9pin and TD17 15pin)

Regards

teh · Oct 13, 2004

TD17 to PC

Hi,

Or the connection is just like this?

PC (DB9 Female) (DB15 MALE),TD17

2------------------------------------4
3------------------------------------3
5-----------------------------------12 / 15

Tell me if i am wrong.

Regards

RMA · Oct 13, 2004

9 pin # 25 pin# Acronym Full name Direction Mean
3 2 TxD Transmit Data —» Transmits bytes out of PC
2 3 RxD Receive Data «— Receives bytes into PC
7 4 RTS Request To Send —» RTS/CTS flow control
8 5 CTS Clear To Send «— RTS/CTS flow control
6 6 DSR Data Set Ready «— I'm ready to communicate
4 20 DTR Data Terminal Ready —» I'm ready to communicate
1 8 DCD Data Carrier Detect «— Modem connected to another
9 22 RI Ring Indicator «— Telephone line ringing
5 7 SG Signal Ground

Note: DCD is sometimes labeled CD

NB - that took less than a minute with Google.

Sorry that the columns don't line up, it trims the spaces I added out in preview, but you should be able to identify what you need.

RMA · Oct 13, 2004

9 pin # 25 pin# Acronym Full name Direction Mean
3 2 TxD Transmit Data —» Transmits bytes out of PC
2 3 RxD Receive Data «— Receives bytes into PC
7 4 RTS Request To Send —» RTS/CTS flow control
8 5 CTS Clear To Send «— RTS/CTS flow control
6 6 DSR Data Set Ready «— I'm ready to communicate
4 20 DTR Data Terminal Ready —» I'm ready to communicate
1 8 DCD Data Carrier Detect «— Modem connected to another
9 22 RI Ring Indicator «— Telephone line ringing
5 7 SG Signal Ground

Note: DCD is sometimes labeled CD

NB - that took less than a minute with Google.

Sorry, but it lost its formatting (the spaces I had edited in vanished) in transmission but you should find what you need.

You got this twice because my server told me it had timed out first time round!

Eric Nelson · Oct 13, 2004

teh said:
PC (DB9 Female) (DB15 MALE),TD17

2------------------------------------4
3------------------------------------3
5-----------------------------------12 / 15

Sorry, I didn't realize you were looking for IF1A to PC connections (although you DID state that). I thought you only needed the pinout.

What you have looks fine...

Note: If your cable doesn't work, you might need to jumper pin 7 (RTS) to pin 8 (CTS) on the PC side.

RMA, you just need to add [LADDER] before, and [/LADDER] after your formatted text to prevent the vanishing act. Here's your intended diagram:



9 pin # 25 pin# Acronym    Full name      Direction Mean 

3       2      TxD        Transmit Data —» Transmits bytes out of PC 

2       3      RxD        Receive Data «— Receives bytes into PC 

7       4      RTS        Request To Send —» RTS/CTS flow control 

8       5      CTS        Clear To Send «— RTS/CTS flow control 

6       6      DSR        Data Set Ready  «— I'm ready to communicate 

4       20     DTR        Data Terminal Ready —» I'm ready to communicate 

1       8      DCD        Data Carrier Detect «— Modem connected to another 

9       22     RI         Ring Indicator «— Telephone line ringing 

5       7      SG         Signal Ground

Also, the double posting has bitten me too. You can delete the extra post (within 1 hour) by clicking "edit" and selecting "delete".

beerchug

-Eric

JesperMP · Oct 13, 2004

Re: TD17 to PC

teh said:
PC (DB9 Female) (DB15 MALE),TD17

2------------------------------------4
3------------------------------------3
5-----------------------------------12 / 15

The above is correct, only you do not have to connect to pin 15 on the TD17 side.

teh · Oct 13, 2004

CTS , RTS

Hi Folks

So, the CTS and RTS i just ignore it right?

For configuration of TD17, can i directly comm. with s5 115U cpu 943B
by using Flag ,eg.f100.1?

Just because i can't see any Bit address for me able to configure.

Like: Tag 1
Type, KM
Range, DB.DW ..( here no selection for bit format )
DB : 10
dw : 0

Here how can i display the address db10.d0.0??

regards

JesperMP · Oct 13, 2004

1. Yes, ignore CTS and RTS.

2. In Protool, when creating a tag, specify the type as BOOL,

then select for f100.1:

 range: M

 M:     100

 bit:   1

or for db10.dbx0.0:

 range: DB

 DB:    10

 DBX:   0

 bit:   0

teh · Oct 13, 2004

thanks
for db10.dbx0.0:
range: DB
DB: 10
DBX: 0
bit: 0 ---- in protool/lite no selection for this bit: .

so i can't assign it as bool for db10.db0.0.

regards

JesperMP · Oct 13, 2004

Are you trying to create a tag ?
Are you sure you selected type: BOOL ?

It doesnt make sense to assign a word address to a BOOL.

I dont think that there is a difference between Protool and Protool lite in this respect.

JesperMP · Oct 13, 2004

You should have this dialog when creating a new tag:
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teh · Oct 13, 2004

Hi,

The PLC i am using is S5.. and the selectable format type is KF KH

KM KY KT KC BCD. In this case i try to select KM, Bit format.

But it shawn like no Bit can let me to select.. in the address after

DB:

DW:

bit ??

Regards

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