Startup Command File 40 Legacy Startup Command File Versions 1.8 and earlier of the interface used a startup command file that contains comma- separated parameters that are order dependent. Seethe following rem Command file to start i interface rem rem parameters to executable i areas follows rem rem debuglevel Set to 0 to suppress all interface messages rem to stdout. Set to either 1, 2, or 3 to see rem messages. The higher the number, the more rem information is output.
In any case, severe rem messages are always written to the PI log rem file (wherever it is defined to be. rem rem host The pi server rem rem CIU# The user-defined number indicating the CIU, rem also stored in location 1 of points in PI rem point database referring to the CIU that the rem interface is servicing.
rem rem Port Comport, or 4 rem rem Baudrate Either 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 rem rem CIUType The version of the CIU, from 1 to 4, rem corresponding to CIU01, CIU02, CIU03, CIU04. rem Default is CIUSTARTVERSION (defined in rem ciuindex.h), currently 3. rem rem Delay Number of seconds to delay
between exception rem calls, from .1 to 30 seconds. Converted to rem milliseconds in code. Default is 2 seconds. rem Cnt Maximum number of exception calls before rem delay, from 1 to 100. Default is 20. rem rem Tsync
Time synchronization facility, either 0 or 1 rem Default is 0 (no synchronization. rem rem PS Point source in PI database for all points rem covered by the particular CIU#. rem Default is N. rem rem EC Event Counter number (number you specify in rem the iorates.dat file) rem rem The following parameters are supported in interface rem version 1.6 and above rem rem Outputflag Flag indicating whether to enable output rem 0 to disable output 1 to enable. rem Default is 1 (enable. rem rem ExcepScreen CIU Exception Report screening 1 to enable, rem 0 to disable. Default is 0 (disable. rem rem Failover Failover Mode 0
for no failover, 1 for rem primary interface, 2 for secondary interface. rem Default is 0 (no failover). rem