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 You should not change any of the parameter names, but can change any of the values as needed for your application. You should not change any of the parameter names, but can change any of the values as needed for your application.
  
-- passiveT1 +**Important Parameters for Hosts and Tools**
-- passiveT2 +
-passiveT3 +
-passiveT4 +
-passiveT5 +
-passiveT6 +
-passiveT7 +
-passiveT8 +
-baudRate +
-deviceId +
-allDeviceIdsValid +
-allowDuplicateSECSIMessages +
-persistenceFileName +
-linkTestInterval +
-activeConnectionRetryInterval +
-passivePort +
-  +
-  +
-passivePort +
-equipmentHostName +
-activePort +
-activeT1 +
-activeT2  +
-activeT3 +
-activeT4 +
-activeT5 +
-activeT6 +
-activeT7 +
-activeT8 +
- +
  
 +<file>
 +  * deviceId - the device Id.  The host and tool must use the same device id
 +  * baudRate - for SECSI tools, this is the serial port baud rate
 +  * linkTestInterval - if greater than zero, TransSECS will periodically send an HSMS "linktest" messages.  This value is in seconds.
 +</file>
 +
 +
 +**Important Parameters for Tools**
 +
 +<file>
 +  * passivePort - this is the port on which the tool will listen for connections from the host
 +  * persistenceFileName - provide a filename for saving the GEM configuration.  This allows the configuration to persist over tool restarts.
 +</file>
 +
 +**Important Parameters for Hosts**
 +
 +<file>
 +  * equipmentHostName - the hostname or IP address of the tool
 +  * activePort - the port on which the tool is listening for a connection.
 +</file>
 +
 +
 +**Timeout Parameters**
 +
 +Tool application will have these timeout parameters, as defined by the SECS standard.  Parameter units are as defined in the standard.:
 +
 +<file>
 +  * passiveT1
 +  * passiveT2
 +  * passiveT3
 +  * passiveT4
 +  * passiveT5
 +  * passiveT6
 +  * passiveT7
 +  * passiveT8
 + </file>
 +
 +Host applications will add the following timeouts, again as defined in the standard.
 +
 +<file>
 +  * activeT1
 +  * activeT2 
 +  * activeT3
 +  * activeT4
 +  * activeT5
 +  * activeT6
 +  * activeT7
 +  * activeT8
 + </file>
 +
 +**Uncommon Parameters**
 +
 +<file>
 +  * activeConnectionRetryInterval - for an "active" tool, TransSECS will periodically attempt a connection to the host. This value is in seconds.  (This is an unusual configuration and generally this parameter should not be changed).
 +  * passivePort - Host applications.  This is used in host applications only when building a "pass through" or "Y-Tap" configuration. It should not usually be changed.
 +</file>
 +
 +**Tech Support Parameters**
 +
 +Change these only if advised to do so by Tech Support.
 +
 +<file>
 +  * allDeviceIdsValid
 +  * allowDuplicateSECSIMessages
 +</file>
  
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