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Parameter
Description
/host=host:port
Optional
Default = default
Historian Server from
the pilogin.ini file.
The /host parameter is used to specify the Historian Home
node. host is the IP address of the Historian Sever node or
the domain name of the Historian Server node. port is the
port number for TCP/IP communication. It is recommended to
explicitly define the host and port on the command-line with
the /host parameter. Nevertheless, if either the host or port
is not specified, the interface will attempt to use defaults.
Defaults:
The default port name and server name is specified in the
pilogin.ini or piclient.ini file. The piclient.ini file
is ignored if a pilogin.ini file is found. Refer to the PI
API Installation Instructions manual for more information on
the piclient.ini and pilogin.ini files.
If the interface is configured to use the PI SDK, localhost
should not be used, rather the name of the IF node computer
should be used.
Examples:
The interface is running on a Historian Interface node, the
domain name of the Historian 3 home node is Marvin, and the
IP address of Marvin is 206.79.198.30. Valid /host
parameters would be:
/host=marvin
/host=marvin:5450
/host=206.79.198.30
/host=206.79.198.30:5450
/id=x
Optional
Default = none
The /id parameter is used to specify the interface identifier.
For example,
/id=int1
The interface identifier is a string that is no longer than 9
characters in length. UniInt concatenates this string to the
header that is used to identify error messages as belonging to
a particular interface. See the section called “Error and
Informational Messages” for more information, page 99.
UniInt always uses the /id parameter in the fashion
described above. Many interfaces also use the /id parameter
to identify a particular interface copy number that corresponds
to an integer value that is assigned to one of the Location
code point attributes, most frequently Location1. For these
interfaces, one should use only numeric characters in the
identifier. For example,
/id=1
When an interface uses the /id parameter to specify an
interface copy number, the point source character should be
the same for all copies of the interface. For example, all
Historian Points for the Modbus interface are typically
configured with a point source of M. Modbus points are
distinguished as belonging to a particular copy of the Modbus
interface by assigning a copy number to the Location1
attribute of the point, which, in turn, corresponds to the copy
number designated by the /id parameter.
If the interface does not have a parameter such as the /id
parameter to identify a particular copy of the interface, a
different point source must be used for each copy of the
interface. Interfaces sometimes use other parameters besides
- UNIINT INTERFACE USER MANUAL 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 7
- Running Modes 10
- Informational Parameters 10
- Standard Parameters 11
- is when the 14
- Interface Startup Parameters 20
- /updateinterval=# 20
- What are Historian Points? 21
- Interface Points 21
- Point Attributes 22
- Input Points 28
- Output Points 29
- I/O Rate Points 31
- Performance Points 32
- Performance Summaries 33
- UniInt and PI SDK 33
- “Known Servers” Table 34
- Interface Operation 35
- Historian Point Updates 36
- Exit Handler 36
- Windows Performance Counters 39
- UniInt Performance Counters 41
- directory 44
- Interface Health Points 45
- Interface Point Count 49
- IO Rate 49
- Message Counter 50
- Output Rate 50
- Output Bad Value Rate 50
- Trigger Input Rate 51
- Trigger Input Bad Value Rate 51
- Scan Class Health Tags 51
- Scan Class Scan Time 54
- Operating Systems 55
- Interface 56
- Buffering 56
- Limitations 58
- Outputs 59
- ICU Configuration 61
- Operation 66
- Creation 67
- Validation 68
- Construction 68
- Utilization 69
- Synchronization 70
- Remote Cache Builds 71
- Messages 72
- Configuration Errors 74
- Troubleshooting 76
- 3. Delete the cache files 77
- Configuring UniInt Failover 81
- Data Source Points 82
- Historian Tags 83
- Historian Tag 84
- Description 84
- Steady State Operation 87
- Glossary 88
- Failover ID 89
- Failover Update Interval 89
- Heartbeat Point 89
- Hot Failover 89
- Input Data 90
- Failover Scenarios 91
- Manual Failover 96
- UniInt Failover Scheme 100
- Maximum Data Overlap 103
- Message Logs 105
- Messages on Windows 105
- System Errors and PI Errors 105
- Definition of, 2 107
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