Parameter setting method for PLC communication system

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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39520017, G06F 1730, H04L 522

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055661769

ABSTRACT:
A parameter setting method for a PLC communication system. In a transmission mode, a self-station identification number is set, and transmitting data is divided into a plurality of blocks if it exceeds a predetermined size. Block identification numbers are assigned to the divided blocks, respectively. Then, a size of a desired one of the divided blocks is set. In a reception mode, a counterpart station identification number and a desired one of the block identification numbers are set. Also, a common reception region is set. Then, an individual reception region is set as needed. After the transmission and reception parameters are set, they are read whenever a user's program is completed. Data transmission and reception operations are performed according to the read transmission and reception parameters.

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