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200 Siemens Simatic S7 Driver Online Help

configuration file to match the name of your SCADA server. For example, if you

change the name of the SCADA server from SCADA1 to SCADA9, rename the

configuration file from SCADA1.SI7 to SCADA9.SI7.

See Also

Starting the I/O Driver from the Power Tool | Starting the I/O Driver from the SCU |

Starting the I/O Driver Manually from Mission Control | Stopping the I/O Driver

Starting the I/O Driver Manually from Mission Control

You can start the SI7 driver from FIX or iFIX using Mission Control.

To start the I/O driver manually from Mission Control

[1] Start FIX or iFIX.

[2] Start Mission Control.

[3] Click the I/O Control tab in Mission Control. This tab displays a list of each

driver installed on your system, along with the driver’s status (ACTIVE or

STOPPED).

[4] Select the driver you want to start from the Drivers list box.

[5] Click Start. If the selected I/O driver is already running, the Start button

becomes a Stop button.

NOTE: You must have an SI7 configuration file in your root Dynamics directory

with a name of nodename.SI7. This file is necessary for iFIX to load the driver and is

created by the installation program when you install the SI7 driver. You also need a

configuration file that defines your channels, devices, and datablocks. This file can

be nodename.SI7 or can be a different file.

If you are using FIX, nodename.SI7 resides in your Database path (C:\FIX32\PDB,

by default). Do not delete this file. FIX uses this file to load the driver. Use

nodename.SI7 to define your channels, devices, and datablocks.

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