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EDPF_NTMaster

Purpose

EDPF-NT UDP unsolicited report reception and variable mapping driver

Open the plugin

Enter "Development Configuration → Collection Configuration", create a device and select "EDPF_NTMaster" in "Collection Plugin".

Supported channels and data types

Channel typePre-configuration check
UDPConfirm the local binding address, port and firewall rules, and check the source of the packet.

Optional data types: Boolean, Byte, Int16, UInt16, Int32, UInt32, Int64, UInt64, Float, Double, String, Decimal

Address rules

  • EDPF-NT address format: decimal point number [;TYPE=type], when TYPE is omitted, it is processed as TYPE=0. TYPE=0 is Single, TYPE=1 is Int32, TYPE=2 is Int16, TYPE=3 is Int32; for example, 100, 101; TYPE=1, 102; TYPE=2. Variable values ​​are actively reported and updated by UDP, and register polling and writing are not supported.

Functions

FunctionPurpose
Last activityUse Last activity and review the returned result.
Variable tableUse Variable table to inspect mapped values, status, counters, recent messages, or the latest result.
Message statisticsView received, queued, dropped, and malformed message counts.
Message logView the latest messages received by the current debug session.

Device debug

Enter "Development Configuration → Collection Configuration", select the current device and click "More Functions", then open "Debug".

Dedicated debugging page

Open Development Configuration → Collection Configuration, select the device, and open More Functions → Debug. The following image shows the plugin-specific debug page.

EDPF_NTMaster debug subpage 1

Verify the configuration

Let the field device send a test message; a new reception record should appear in "reception monitoring", and the corresponding variable value and collection time should be updated synchronously.

Troubleshooting

  • There are no new messages in receiving monitoring: Confirm that the field device is actively reporting, and check the monitoring channel, message format, and variable field mapping.