[PLC]
#
# matplc.conf - configuration file
#
confmap_key=100
# the speed of the light-chasing (interval in seconds)
Chaser: delay = 0.3


[PLC]
point 		L	"light"        Chaser 4
point_alias 	L1	"light 1"      L 0
point_alias 	L2	"light 2"      L 1
point_alias 	L3	"light 3"      L 2
point_alias 	L4	"light 4"      L 3
point       	left	"<- (key L)"   Kbd
point    	right	"-> (key R)"   Kbd
point 		quit	"quit (key Q)" Kbd 
point       mbtest "Modbus test point"  modbus_s 32


# run the modules!!!
#
# Note: the Kbd module cannot run as a deamon, as it reads the
#       terminal's keyboard. It is therefore launched in the demo script.
#module Kbd ../basic/kbd
module Chaser "../basic/chaser"
#module vitrine "../../mmi/curses/vitrine"
module plcshutdown "../../lib/util/plcshutdown"
# Uncomment the modbus protocol version you wish to run...
#module modbus_m "../../io/modbus/modbus_m_rtu"
#module modbus_m "../../io/modbus/modbus_m_asc"
module modbus_s "../../io/modbus/modbus_s_tcp"


*include vitrine.conf

[PLC]
# synch the modules

synch Chaser -> modbus_s
#synch Chaser -> vitrine
synch Chaser -> Chaser

synch_start Chaser

Chaser: scan_period = 1.0


[plcshutdown]
# configure which point will be used to shutdown the plc
quit_pt = quit
scan_period = 0.01

[modbus_s]
# Endpoint configuration table
#
# endpoint <network_name> <protocol> <parameters>
#
#  <network_name>   : the name of the network. Not used
#  <protocol>       : {rtu | ascii | tcp}
#
#      For rtu and ascii networks...
#  <parameters>     : [device <filename>]
#                     [baudrate <x>]
#                     [parity {even|odd|none}]
#                     [data_bits <x>]
#                     [stop_bits <x>]
#                     [ignore_echo {true|false}]
#                     [timeout <x>]
#                     [send_retries <x>]
#
#      For tcp networks...
#  <parameters>     : [host <x>]
#                     [port <x>]
#                     [address <x>]
#                     [connections <x>]
#                     [mode 0|1]
#  host <x>         : the IP address or DNS name of the interface to listen on
#                     0.0.0.0 stands for INADDR_ANY
#  port <x>         : x is either the port number on which the server is listening,
#                     or the service name, which will be mapped onto the port number
#                     according the configuration in the /etc/services file
#  connections <x>  : The number of simultaneous incoming connections to accept
#  mode 0|1         : The mode in which the slave is run: 0 - async, 1 - sync
#                     The default value is 0
# Sample endpoint configurations...
#network rtu_net         rtu   device /dev/ttyS1 baudrate 9600 parity none data_bits 8 stop_bits 1 ignore_echo false timeout 1.5 send_retries 2
#network asc_net         ascii device /dev/ttyS1 baudrate 9600 parity none data_bits 8 stop_bits 1 ignore_echo false timeout 1.5 send_retries 2
endpoint tcp_net          tcp   host  192.168.1.232 port 5502  address 34 mode 0 connections 1 

# Sample IO table
#
# map slave <bits to shift right> <point>
# instead of the number of bits one may use "high" for 16 and "low" for 0

map slave 0 L 
map slave 5 L 
map slave low L 
map slave high L 
map slave 0 mbtest
map slave 16 mbtest