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devices_runtime_configuration [2020/10/04 15:57] – wikiadmindevices_runtime_configuration [2020/10/04 16:01] (current) – wikiadmin
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 **Important Parameters for Hosts and Tools** **Important Parameters for Hosts and Tools**
  
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   * deviceId - the device Id.  The host and tool must use the same device id   * 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   * 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.   * linkTestInterval - if greater than zero, TransSECS will periodically send an HSMS "linktest" messages.  This value is in seconds.
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 **Important Parameters for Tools** **Important Parameters for Tools**
  
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   * passivePort - this is the port on which the tool will listen for connections from the host   * 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.   * persistenceFileName - provide a filename for saving the GEM configuration.  This allows the configuration to persist over tool restarts.
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 **Important Parameters for Hosts** **Important Parameters for Hosts**
  
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   * equipmentHostName - the hostname or IP address of the tool   * equipmentHostName - the hostname or IP address of the tool
   * activePort - the port on which the tool is listening for a connection.   * activePort - the port on which the tool is listening for a connection.
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 Tool application will have these timeout parameters, as defined by the SECS standard.  Parameter units are as defined in the standard.: Tool application will have these timeout parameters, as defined by the SECS standard.  Parameter units are as defined in the standard.:
  
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   * passiveT1   * passiveT1
   * passiveT2   * passiveT2
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   * passiveT7   * passiveT7
   * passiveT8   * passiveT8
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 Host applications will add the following timeouts, again as defined in the standard. Host applications will add the following timeouts, again as defined in the standard.
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   * activeT1   * activeT1
   * activeT2    * activeT2 
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   * activeT7   * activeT7
   * activeT8   * activeT8
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 **Uncommon Parameters** **Uncommon Parameters**
  
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   * 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).   * 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).
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   * 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.   * 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.
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 **Tech Support Parameters** **Tech Support Parameters**
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 Change these only if advised to do so by Tech Support. Change these only if advised to do so by Tech Support.
  
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   * allDeviceIdsValid   * allDeviceIdsValid
   * allowDuplicateSECSIMessages   * allowDuplicateSECSIMessages
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