DeviceDefinitionStdDeviceDefinition Class

Constructs a standard device definition.

Assembly uses a config format (Forward Open simple data segment) where the first 8 bytes of the config data type are CfgSize and CfgIDNum, but those bytes are not sent over in the Forward Open config simple data segment.

Sets the Assembly class version. (-1 for default, 0 to suppress.)

True to add in standard pseudo symbols.

Sets the EthernetLink class versions. (-1 for default, 0 to suppress.)

Ethernet port definition. (Null to disable adding comms ports.)

Sets the ExtendedDevice class version. (-1 for default, 0 to suppress.)

Sets the File class version. (-1 for default, 0 to suppress.)

Defines whether this module has a USB port.

Hardware revision. Exposed through the Rockwell Extended Identity object. (Defaults to the empty array to use the module EDS Info. Set to null to disable.)

The Input device image offset. Returns the number of bytes into the device PLC type of the start of the input device image.

Module name.

Sets the Port class version. (-1 for default, 0 to suppress.)

Module serial number. Exposed through the Identity object and EtherNetIP requests.

Module status.

Version sub-minor number. Exposed through the Rockwell Extended Identity object.

Defines whether Port descriptions are registered with the Rockwell ExtendedDevice class.

Sets the TcpIpInterface class versions. (-1 for default, 0 to suppress.)

Sets the TimeSync class version. (-1 for default, 0 to suppress.)

Find the configuration of an adpater device.

Return the chassis size for a rack device. (Return -1 for a module, non-rack device, or where the ChassisSize can't be determined.)

Configure assembly.

Optionally configure the IO device.

Optionally configure the module.

Find the device definition for a module in a backplane device.

Computes the device image offset. Returns the number of bytes into the device PLC type of the start of the device image.

Decide whether to include the module in the emulation.

Determine whether the module is a safety module.

Determine whether the module is a safety module, and which safety 'direction' (producer/consumer) this connection services.

Optionally start the IO device. Called after all the emulators have been configured and IPC processes started.

Static instance.