Internal Datapoint Types of the Disaster Recovery System

The Disaster Recovery System has two internal datapoint types:

  • _2x2_FileSync with the instance _2x2_FileSync

  • _2x2_Redundancy with the instance _2x2Redu

  • _2x2_DriverConnectionStates - a datapoint of this type with the syntax _2x2_Driver_<num> is created automatically and filled for each driver handled by the DRS at start-up of the DRS CTRL manager.

_2x2_FileSync

Datapoint Element Data Type Description
Server dyn_string Saves all defined computer names for the file synchronization.
Paraserver string Saves the name of the configuration server for the file synchronization.
Ausnahmedateien dyn_string Saves all files excluded from the file synchronization.
lastUpdates dyn_string Saves the data from the last update.
autoParaServer bool The configuration server is determined by WinCC OA (TRUE). A fixed configuration server has been specified by the user (FALSE).
Verzeichnis dyn_string Directories for the projects of each computer defined in Computer name.
SubProj.SubProjNames dyn_string List of registered sub projects (contains the project names).
SubProj.SubProjDirs dyn_string List of directories that are the source directories for each sub project.
SubProj.SubProjSync dyn_string List of sub projects that will be synchronized.
SubProj.SubProjLastUpdates dyn_string List of the last date when manual synchronization was performed for each sub project.
SubProj.manual bool
  • TRUE => A manually entered source path for the sub project and the value SubProj.SubProjDir will be used (Mandatory setting for manual configuration workstations).

  • FALSE => The paths for the sub project are determined automatically at the configuration workstation (This option is not available for manual configuration workstations).

_2x2_Redundancy

_2x2_DriverConnectionStates

Datapoint element Data type Description
ConnectionNames dyn_string List of connection names of the respective driver.
ConnectionActiveStates dyn_uint

Indicates the state of the driver connection:

0 -> passive

1 -> active

2 -> standby (for IEC 104 drivers only)

DriverType string Manager name of the driver.
StandBy bool

TRUE -> driver connection is in standby

FALSE -> driver connections is active