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| + | The IPWatchdog blocks are used to verify the availability of a remote IP address based on an ARP or ICMP query. | ||
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=== IPWDG_ARP === | === IPWDG_ARP === | ||
| − | Returns ARP ping status of | + | Returns ARP ping status of a give IP ip address |
[[File:IPWDG_ARP.png]] | [[File:IPWDG_ARP.png]] | ||
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=== IPWDG_ICMP === | === IPWDG_ICMP === | ||
| − | Returns ICMP ping status of | + | Returns ICMP ping status of a give ip address |
[[File:IPWDG_ARP.png]] | [[File:IPWDG_ARP.png]] | ||
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| + | '''Block behavior:''' | ||
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| + | The pulse on EXEC triggers the IPWDG block. In the beginning a ICMP/ARP request is sent to the IP address. At the same time the BUSY output is changing the status of the log. 0 to 1, TMO_S running and the block is waiting for a response. | ||
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| + | 1. If a '''response is received''' during TMO_S, TMO_S it is reset. BUSY is set to log. 0, VALID is set to 1 (operation successful, output set) and Q is set to log. 1 (IP is available). | ||
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| + | 2. If a '''response is not received''', BUSY remains in the log. 1 until TMO_S expires. After TMO_S expires BUSY goes to log.0, VALID goes to log.1 (operation successful, output set). Q remains in log. 0 (IP is not available). | ||
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| + | '''Note:''' | ||
| + | '''EXEC''' should be set to a value greater than TMO_S to avoid unnecessary restarting when the block cycle is not completed and is waiting for TMO_S. | ||
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| + | == Examples == | ||
| + | GEN_PULSE generates a pulse every T#2s (2 seconds) to trigger the IPWDG block. During one cycle block it is waiting for an answer from the remote device (IP_ADDR) for TMO_S timer. If the remote device does not respond by this time, the output is set to log. 0. Otherwise, the output is set to log. 1. | ||
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| + | '''IPWDG_ICMP''' | ||
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| + | [[File:IPWDG_ICMP_Example.png]] | ||
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| + | '''IPWDG_ARP''' | ||
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| + | [[File:IPWDG_ARP_Example.png]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:17, 21 May 2020
Description:
The IPWatchdog blocks are used to verify the availability of a remote IP address based on an ARP or ICMP query.
IPWDG_ARP
Returns ARP ping status of a give IP ip address
| Asynchronous interface | ||||
| in | IP_ADDR | string | IP address | |
| in | TMO_S | int | timeout in seconds | |
| out | Q | bool | status | |
IPWDG_ICMP
Returns ICMP ping status of a give ip address
| Asynchronous interface | ||||
| in | IP_ADDR | string | IP address | |
| in | TMO_S | int | timeout in seconds | |
| out | Q | bool | status | |
Block behavior:
The pulse on EXEC triggers the IPWDG block. In the beginning a ICMP/ARP request is sent to the IP address. At the same time the BUSY output is changing the status of the log. 0 to 1, TMO_S running and the block is waiting for a response.
1. If a response is received during TMO_S, TMO_S it is reset. BUSY is set to log. 0, VALID is set to 1 (operation successful, output set) and Q is set to log. 1 (IP is available).
2. If a response is not received, BUSY remains in the log. 1 until TMO_S expires. After TMO_S expires BUSY goes to log.0, VALID goes to log.1 (operation successful, output set). Q remains in log. 0 (IP is not available).
Note:
EXEC should be set to a value greater than TMO_S to avoid unnecessary restarting when the block cycle is not completed and is waiting for TMO_S.
Examples
GEN_PULSE generates a pulse every T#2s (2 seconds) to trigger the IPWDG block. During one cycle block it is waiting for an answer from the remote device (IP_ADDR) for TMO_S timer. If the remote device does not respond by this time, the output is set to log. 0. Otherwise, the output is set to log. 1.
IPWDG_ICMP
IPWDG_ARP
