Select this box to validate the source address in received frames.

Select this box to have the server respond to address 0xfffc as if it received a request at its configured address. The server responds with its own address so that the client can automatically discover the server address.

Select this box to allow the application to send multi-fragment responses.

Select this box to request application layer confirmations for non-final fragments of a multi-fragment response. (Application layer confirmations are always requested for responses that contain events.)

Select this box to tell the device to set the Need Time IIN bit in response to this session at start-up after the clock valid period elapses.

Configure the length of time (ms) that the local clock remains valid after it receives a time synchronization.

Configure the length of time (ms) that the server DNP3 device waits for an application layer confirmation from the client for a solicited response.

Configure the maximum amount of time (ms) that a selection remains valid before the corresponding operate is received.

Configure the length of time that the client waits after it receives a response to a warm restart request. This value is encoded in a time delay fine object in the response of a warm restart request.

Configure the length of time (ms) that the client waits after it receives a response to a cold restart request. This value is encoded in a time delay fine object in the response of a cold restart request.

Select this box to allow multiple control relay block objects (CROBs) in a single request.

Configure the maximum number of binary (CROB) or analog control outputs that are allowed in a single request.

Select this box to allow unsolicited responses.

Select this box to send unsolicited null responses when the session comes online.

When unsolicited responses are enabled, configure this value to specify the maximum number of events in the corresponding class (1, 2, or 3) that are allowed before an unsolicited response is generated.

Configure the maximum amount of time (ms) after an event in the corresponding class (1, 2, or 3) is received before an unsolicited response is generated.

Configure the maximum number of unsolicited retries before changing to the offline retries value.

Configure the length of the delay (ms) after an unsolicited response.

Configure the length of the delay (ms) after an unsolicited timeout before retrying the unsolicited response after the configured number of Unsol Max Retries.

Configure the behavior for an event queue that is full:

• Selected: Delete the oldest event.

• Deselected: Delete the newest event.

Configure the type of value that is returned in a poll of class 0 data:

• Count Value: Return a static binary counter value.

• Frozen Value: Return a static frozen counter value.

Select a mode for a before-and-after operation:

• Interference Mode : The server cancels the selection if the next received request is not an operate request. (Only read requests are processed.)

• Noninterference Mode : The server does not cancel the selection even if the next received request is not an operate request by following the selection. The DNP3 group recommends this selection.

Configure the value for an unsolicited confirm timeout.

This string is part of the variable name for analog or binary output points when you select Synch On Demand as the Data Synch Mode (range: 1 ... 6).

Considerations:

• Use Prefix names that are unique for each BMENOR2200H module. Duplicate names cause the overwriting of variables.

• In the Sync On Demand mode, client-side routing points for the analog or binary output status do not support server-side mapping.

• An underscore (_) is not a valid last character in the Prefix .

• In the Synch On Demand mode, the Prefix consumes 7 characters. The remaining available length of the variable name is therefore reduced to 23 characters.