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6.1 DTM Peer To Peer Communication
6.1.1 Establish a Connection between DTM and Device
6.1.2 Asynchronous Connect
6.1.3 Asynchronous Disconnect
6.1.4 Asynchronous Transaction
6.2 Nested Communication
6.2.1 Generate Systemtopology
6.2.2 Establish a Connection between DTM and Device
6.2.3 Asynchronous Transaction
6.3 Topology Scan
6.3.1 Scan Network
6.3.2 Cancel Topology Scan
6.3.3 Provisional Scan Result Notifications
6.3.4 Scan for Communication Hardware
6.3.5 Manufacturer specific Device Identification
6.4 Registration of Protocol Specific FDT Schemas
6.5 Configuration of a Fieldbus Master
6.6 Starting and Releasing Applications
6.7 Channel Access
6.8 DCS Channel Assignment
6.9 Printing of DTM Specific Documents
6.10 Printing of Frame Application Specific Documents
6.11 Propagation of Changes
6.12 Locking
6.12.1 Locking for Non Synchronized DTMs
6.12.2 Locking for Synchronized DTMs
6.13 Instantiation and Release
6.13.1 Instantiation of a New DTM
6.13.2 Instantiation of an Existing DTM
6.13.3 Instantiation of a DTM User Interface
6.13.4 Release of a DTM User Interface
6.14 Persistent Storage of a DTM
6.14.1 State machine of instance data
6.14.1.1 Modifications
6.14.1.2 Persistence
6.14.2 Saving Instance Data of a DTM
6.14.3 Reload of a DTM Object for Another Instance
6.14.4 Copy and Versioning of a DTM Instance
6.15 Audit Trail
6.16 Comparison of Two Instance Data Sets
6.16.1 Comparison Without User Interface
6.16.2 Comparison With User Interface
6.17 Failsafe Data Access
6.18 Set or Modify Device Address With User Interface
6.19 Sets or Modifies Known Device Addresses Without User Interface
6.20 Display or Modify All Child Device Addresses With User Interface
6.21 Device Initiated Data Transfer
6.22 Starting and Releasing DTM User Interface in Modal Dialog
6.23 Parent Component Handling Redundant Slave
6.24 Initialization of a Channel ActiveX Control
6.24.1 Supports IFdtChannelActiveXControl2
6.24.2 Does Not Support IFdtChannelActiveXControl2
6.25 DTM Upgrade
6.25.1 Saving Data from a DTM to be Upgraded
6.25.2 Loading Data in the Replacement DTM
6.26 Usage of IDtmSingleDeviceDataAccess::ReadRequest / Write Request
6.27 Instantiation of DTM and BTM
6.14.4 Copy and Versioning of a DTM Instance
After creation of a DTM object the Frame Application must request the IPersistXXX interface pointer and call IPersistXXX::Load() with a reference to the stream / property bag object of the appropriate field device instance.
Within this method the DTM business object must initialize its device parameters based on the information of the stream object.
To get a copy of the private data of a DTM business object the Frame Application must call IPersistXXX::Save() with a reference to a new stream / property bag object.
It is up to the Frame Application to handle the Frame Application specific versioning aspects and to manage the different instance data sets for a device.
Used methods: Standard Microsoft
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The diagram could be made more general using IPersistXXX instead of IPersistPropertyBag. Note that the sequence cannot be applied directly: according the DTM State machine, the DTM should be brought in state "configured" before calling IPersistXXX::Save(). |
| In addition, I doubt that there is no other way of making a copy. Why shouldn't it be possible to create a clone, e.g. by just saving it twice on the hard disk? |
| Replaced "it's" by "its". |
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