_CreateIdAreaReceiver (FUN) ¶ FUNCTION _CreateIdAreaReceiver : CAA.HANDLE Unmanaged implementation of CreateIdAreaReceiver InOut: Scope Name Type Comment Return _CreateIdAreaReceiver CAA.HANDLE Input hDriver CAA.HANDLE handle of CAN interface xAlwaysNewest BOOL TRUE: returns only the newest message; FALSE: receiver with queue. eEvent CB.EVENT trigger event when message received xEnableSyncWindow BOOL use SYNC window: not implemented ==> do not care peError POINTER TO ERROR optional pointer to error enum

_CreateMaskReceiver (FUN) ¶ FUNCTION _CreateMaskReceiver : CAA.HANDLE Unmanaged implementation of CreateMaskReceiver InOut: Scope Name Type Comment Return _CreateMaskReceiver CAA.HANDLE new receiver handle or CAA.gc_hINVALID in case of failure Input hDriver CAA.HANDLE handle of CAN interface cobIdValue CL2I.COBID CobID value cobIdMask CL2I.COBID CobID mask xRTRValue BOOL RTR value xRTRMask BOOL RTR mask x29BitIdValue BOOL 29 Bit Id value x29BitIdMask BOOL 29 Bit Id mask xTransmitValue BOOL Transmit message value xTransmitMask BOOL Transmit message mask xAlwaysNewest BOOL TRUE: returns only the newest message; FALSE: receiver with queue. eEvent CB.EVENT trigger event when message received xEnableSyncWindow BOOL use SYNC window: not implemented ==> do not care peError POINTER TO ERROR optional pointer to error enum

_CreateMessage (FUN) ¶ FUNCTION _CreateMessage : CAA.HANDLE Unmanaged implementation of CreateMessage InOut: Scope Name Type Comment Return _CreateMessage CAA.HANDLE new message handle Input hDriver CAA.HANDLE handle of CAN interface cobID CL2I.COBID cob ID usiLength USINT length of valid data bytes xRTR BOOL RTR bit x29BitID BOOL 29 Bit ID peError POINTER TO ERROR optional pointer to error enum

Library Reference ¶ This is a dictionary of all referenced libraries and their name spaces. CAA Memory Block Manager Extern ¶ Library Identification ¶ Placeholder: CAA MemBlockMan Default Resolution: CAA Memory Block Manager Extern, * (CAA Technical Workgroup) Namespace: MBM Library Properties ¶ LinkAllContent: False Optional: False QualifiedOnly: True SystemLibrary: False Key: CAA MemBlockMan CAA Types Extern ¶ Library Identification ¶ Placeholder: CAA Types Default Resolution: CAA Types Extern, * (CAA Technical Workgroup) Namespace: CAA Library Properties ¶ LinkAllContent: False Optional: False QualifiedOnly: True SystemLibrary: False Key: CAA Types SysSem ¶ Library Identification ¶ Placeholder: SysSem Default Resolution: SysSem, * (System) Namespace: SysSem Library Properties ¶ LinkAllContent: False Optional: False QualifiedOnly: False SystemLibrary: False Key: SysSem SysTypes2 Interfaces ¶ Library Identification ¶ Name: SysTypes2 Interfaces Version: newest Company: System Namespace: SysTypes Library Properties ¶ LinkAllContent: False Optional: False QualifiedOnly: False SystemLibrary: False Key: SysTypes2 Interfaces, * (System)

CAA File Library Documentation ¶ Company CAA Technical Workgroup Title CAA File Version 3.5.15.0 Categories Intern|CAA|System Namespace FILE Author 3S - Smart Software Solutions GmbH Placeholder CAA File Description 1 ¶ CAA File and Directory handling Overview ¶ This library provides function blocks for accessing file directory systems and files. The standardized inputs and outputs of the function blocks are described in detail in the CAA Guidelines and will therefore not be described here. File access is only supported in binary mode. All input values of the function blocks are stored in local internal variables. This does not apply for the contents of memory structures where a pointer is passed on as an input for example “ pBuffer “ of “ FILE.Read “ or “ FILE.Write “. Directory paths and protocols ¶ CAA.FILENAME which is described in “CAA_Types.library“ should be usable for library “CAA_File“ in the following way. Separators between directory paths in “ CAA.FILENAME “ are the slash („/“) or the back-slash („\“). The interpretation of the directory path is tolerant to the effect that either one or the other of these characters can be used. Mixed usage should be avoided by an error message. The part of a “ CAA.FILENAME “ character string behind the last separator is the file name. The rest specifies the directory path. Only in the first part of the directory path may a series of colons be used for the specification of drive letters or for device identification. The function block FILE.SetRoot provides for an enhanced portability of the applications, regardless of the many different options available to display a directory path. The starting point within the directory tree can thus be set centrally and it is then possible to navigate through the application relative to this starting point. Absolute paths in the local file system: C:/dir/Test.txt or /ram:2/home/Test.txt Relative paths in the local file system: ../Log/Test.txt or Log/Test.txt Complete path specification for a file in the local files system: file://C:/dir/Test.txt Complete path specification for a file on a FTP Server: ftp://<user>:<passwd>@<ip-addr>[:<port>]/home/user/Test.txt Complete path specification for a file on a HTTP Server: http://<ip-addr>[:<port>]/dir/Test.txt Whether the appropriate resolver functions for FTP- or HTTP- Servers are available in the corresponding implementation, can be evaluated via function FILE.GetProperty . Only IP addresses are valid, the resolution of a name is not intended for in the functional scope of the library “CAA.File“. Contents: ¶ CAA File Enums Function Blocks Functions Global Variables Structs Examples (GVL) Directory File - Standard File - Modification File – internal pointer File – Properties Library Information GetLibVersion (Function) GetLibVersionNumber (Function) IsLibReleased (Function) Indices and tables ¶ 1 Based on CAA_FILE.library, last modified 24.07.2019, 08:29:24. LibDoc 4.4.0.0-b.27 The content file CAA_FILE.clean.json was generated with CODESYS V3.5 SP15 on 24.07.2019, 08:29:27.

Enums ¶ ATTRIB (Enum) ERROR (Enum) MODE (Enum)

CAA File ¶ Enums ATTRIB (Enum) ERROR (Enum) MODE (Enum) Function Blocks Directory DirClose (FunctionBlock) DirCopy (FunctionBlock) DirCreate (FunctionBlock) DirList (FunctionBlock) DirOpen (FunctionBlock) DirRemove (FunctionBlock) DirRename (FunctionBlock) File Close (FunctionBlock) Copy (FunctionBlock) Delete (FunctionBlock) EOF (FunctionBlock) Flush (FunctionBlock) GetAttribute (FunctionBlock) GetPos (FunctionBlock) GetSize (FunctionBlock) GetTime (FunctionBlock) Open (FunctionBlock) Read (FunctionBlock) Rename (FunctionBlock) SetPos (FunctionBlock) Write (FunctionBlock) Functions GetProperty (Function) Global Variables CAA_Globale_Constants (GVL) Structs FILE_DIR_ENTRY (Struct)

ATTRIB (ENUM) ¶ TYPE ATTRIB : This data type defines attribute values for GetAttribute function block. Attributes: qualified_only InOut: Name Initial Comment ARCHIVE 0 Archive file HIDDEN Hidden file NORMAL File, for which none of the other attributes has been set READONLY File can only be read (i.e. write protected)

ERROR (ENUM) ¶ TYPE ERROR : This data type defines error values, which might occur when handling functions of the CAA_File.library . Attributes: qualified_only InOut: Name Initial Comment NO_ERROR 0 0 No error FIRST_ERROR 5100 5100 First library specific error TIME_OUT 5101 Time limit exceeded ABORT 5102 Order has been aborted by activating input xAbort HANDLE_INVALID 5103 Invalid handle NOT_EXIST 5104 File or directory does not exist EXIST 5105 File or directory already exist NO_MORE_ENTRIES 5106 No further entries are available NOT_EMPTY 5107 File or directory is not empty READ_ONLY_CAA 5108 File or directory is write protected WRONG_PARAMETER 5109 Wrong parameter ERROR_UNKNOWN 5110 Unknown error WRITE_INCOMPLETE 5111 Not all data have been written FILE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED 5112 Function is not implemented ASM_CREATEJOB_FAILED 5113 Job creation of AsyncManager failed FILE_OPERATION_DENIED 5114 No access due to ForceFilePath/ForceIecFilePath FIRST_MF 5150 5150 First manufacturer-specific error LAST_ERROR 5199 insert manuf. specific errors here 5199 Last library specific error

MODE (ENUM) ¶ TYPE MODE : This data type defines mode values for file access to use with the FILE.Open function block. Attributes: qualified_only InOut: Name Initial Comment MWRITE 0 Write access, file will be overwritten or created MREAD Read access, file will only be opened for reading MRDWR Read- and Write access, the file will be overwritten or created MAPPD File will be opened in WRITE mode, but the written data will be appended at the end of the file MREADPLUS Open an existing file with Read/Write access. If file does not exist, Open fails