In the P2P mode, the following settings can be configured in the Settings page:

Transmission mode

The P2P mode uses the 32Mbit ibaNet protocol. In the transmission mode field, you define how this protocol is assigned. You can choose from the following transmission modes:

• 4: 1024 Integer + 1024 Digital in 800 µs

• A: 512 Real + 512 Digital in 800 µs

• C: 2872 bytes in 1000 µs

The setting has to correspond with the setting in the 32Mbit communication partner (e. g. ibaLink-VME).

For each slave: bus number, address and active

The data from the ibaNet telegrams are mapped in send and receive direction on up to 8 slaves (A - H). For each slave, you can choose, on which bus it is to be activated, which PROFIBUS address should be assigned and if you want to use this slave at all.

Digital

The Slave H can be used in the transmission modes 4 and A, either for the analog value range or the digital value range. If you want to use the slave H for the digital values, then activate the "Digital" setting.

Submit

You activate changed settings by clicking on <Submit>.

Refresh

With a click on <Refresh>, the mask will be updated.

The colored bar visualizes the mapped data from the ibaNet-telegram. The mapping of the data is always identically for both directions.

	Mode
	4: 1024 Integer + 1024 Digital	A: 512 Real + 512 Digital	C: 2872 bytes
Slave A	Integer 0 – 121	Real 0 -60	Bytes 0 – 243
Slave B	Integer 122 – 243	Real 61 – 121	Bytes 244 – 487
Slave C	Integer 244 – 365	Real 122 – 182	Bytes 488 – 731
Slave D	Integer 366 – 487	Real 183 – 243	Bytes 732 – 975
Slave E	Integer 488 – 609	Real 244 - 304	Bytes 976 – 1219
Slave F	Integer 610 – 731	Real 305 – 365	Bytes 1220 - 1463
Slave G	Integer 732 – 853	Real 366 – 426	Bytes 1464 – 1707
Slave H	Integer 854 – 975 or digital values 0 - 1023	Real 427 – 487 or digital values 0 - 512	Bytes 1708 – 1951
Not to be used	Integer 976 - 1023	Real 488 - 512	Bytes 1952 - 2872

Note
	In total, the ibaNet-telegram always contains more data than can be mapped on 8 slaves (each with 244 bytes). This is why a part of the telegram cannot be used.

Under Actual length you can see the length of the inputs and outputs in the web dialog that has been detected for the respective slave. This corresponds to the configured length in the PROFIBUS configuration (e. g. Step 7 HWConfig).

Note
	In the PROFIBUS configuration, there are limitations for the maximum length to be configured for the inputs and outputs. Under Step 7, for example, the sum of the configured inputs and outputs of a slave may not exceed a maximum length of 256 bytes.