CN114268539B - Preprocessing method and system for automatically issuing and monitoring Powerlink master station configuration - Google Patents
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The invention provides a pre-processing method and a system for automatically issuing and monitoring Powerlink master station configuration, comprising the following steps: a front-end module is arranged between the MN master station node and the upper computer, and Daemon Daemon is implanted in each MN master station node; the upper computer receives the system configuration instruction, and sends the configuration file of each master station generated by Ethernet Powerlink configuration tool and the protocol stack application generated by cross compiling tool chain to the front-end module, and the front-end module sends the configuration file and the protocol stack application to the corresponding MN master station; the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station configures the MN master station according to the configuration file and the protocol stack application received by the front-end module, and each MN master station returns configuration success information to the front-end module, and then the front-end module returns to the upper computer; after the upper computer receives the configuration success information, a restarting instruction to the MN master station is sent to the front-end module, and the front-end module sends the restarting instruction to the corresponding MN master station.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of Ethernet Powerlink communication protocols, in particular to a preprocessing method and a preprocessing system for automatically issuing and monitoring configuration of a Powerlink master station.
Background
Ethernet Powerlink is a real-time communication protocol over standard ethernet, an open communication protocol managed by Ethernet Powerlink Standardization Group (EPSG), and was used by australian automation company Bei Jialai in 2001. By modifying the data link layer of the standard Ethernet, the problems of delay and jitter of a CSMA/CD mechanism of the standard Ethernet are solved, and the CANopen protocol is used at the application layer, so that the method has good interoperability.
Current research into Ethernet Powerlink focuses on several aspects:
(1) Protocol application: such as robots, vehicles, industrial internet, etc.;
(2) Synchronization performance: such as reducing master station synchronization signal (SOC frame) jitter, slave station network transmission delay compensation, slave station synchronization interrupt response delay compensation, etc.
The research results promote the improvement of the performance indexes in the aspects of Ethernet Powerlink master-slave station transmission period, delay jitter and the like.
However, in the application scenario of the actual multi-master redundancy or the multi-set master-slave system, some defects and pain points exist and are not solved. For example: in some customer sites, the system may need to be reconfigured due to the topology change of the customer site networking, the number adjustment of devices, the change of the data transmission requirement of the devices, including but not limited to Ethernet Powerlink adjustment of the cycle period, adding of the CN node, changing of the data configuration mode of the CN node, etc. After recompilation of the Ethernet Powerlink protocol stack or regeneration of the mnobd.cdc using tools (e.g., open CONFIGURATOR), the newly generated protocol stack or configuration file needs to be manually imported into each MN master node and the application restarted to enable the new configuration to take effect. The process needs to log in the MN master station node (each master station of multi-master redundancy or each master station of a multi-set master-slave system) one by one for operation, and due to the complexity of an industrial field, phenomena such as operation omission, operation errors and the like easily occur in the updating process, so that a plurality of inconveniences are brought to the maintenance of Ethernet Powerlink master station equipment manufacturers and the use of clients.
Disclosure of Invention
The object of the present invention is to solve at least one of the technical drawbacks.
Therefore, the invention aims to provide a preprocessing method and a preprocessing system for automatically issuing and monitoring the configuration of a Powerlink master station, so as to solve the problems in the background art and overcome the defects in the prior art.
In order to achieve the above objective, an embodiment of the present invention provides a preprocessing method for automatically issuing and monitoring a Powerlink master station configuration, including the following steps:
step S1, a front-end module is arranged between an MN master station node and an upper computer, and a Daemon Daemon process is implanted in each MN master station node;
step S2, the upper computer receives a system configuration instruction, and sends configuration files of all master stations generated by Ethernet Powerlink configuration tools and protocol stack applications generated by cross compiling tool chains to the front-end module, and the front-end module sends the configuration files and the protocol stack applications to corresponding MN master stations;
step S3, the Daemon Daemon process in the MN master station configures the MN master station according to the configuration file and the protocol stack application received by the front-end module, and each MN master station returns configuration success information to the front-end module and then returns to the upper computer by the front-end module;
step S4, after receiving the successful configuration information, the upper computer sends a restarting instruction to the MN master station to the front-end module, and the front-end module issues the restarting instruction to the corresponding MN master station;
and S5, reloading the protocol stack application by the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station according to the restarting instruction, returning restarting success information to the front-end module by the MN master station, returning to the upper computer by the front-end module, and starting a cycle period according to new configuration.
Preferably, according to any of the above aspects, the present invention further comprises the steps of: the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station further monitors the system state information of the site, returns to the front-end module, uniformly processes the system state information by the front-end module, packages the system state information and sends the system state information to the upper computer for analysis and display
It is preferable in any of the above aspects that the system state information includes: MN master state, slave node on-line state, cycle timeout error state.
Preferably, according to any of the above aspects, the present invention further comprises the steps of: the upper computer monitors the state of each MN master station on line according to the received system state information of each MN master station, and positions the master station in time when monitoring the problems.
The embodiment of another aspect of the present invention further provides a preprocessing system for automatically performing configuration issuing of a Powerlink master station and monitoring an operation state, including: the system comprises an upper computer, a front-end module and a Daemon Daemon, wherein the front-end module is positioned at a master station node of an MN and the upper computer, and the Daemon Daemon is implanted in each master station node of the MN; wherein,,
the upper computer is used for receiving system configuration instructions, and sending configuration files of all master stations generated by Ethernet Powerlink configuration tools and protocol stack applications generated by cross compiling tool chains to the front-end module;
the front-end module is used for issuing the configuration file and the protocol stack application from the upper computer to a corresponding MN master station;
the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station configures the MN master station according to the configuration file and the protocol stack application received by the front end module, and each MN master station returns configuration success information to the front end module and then returns to the upper computer by the front end module;
after receiving the configuration success information, the upper computer further sends a restarting instruction to the MN master station to the front-end module, and the front-end module issues the restarting instruction to the corresponding MN master station;
the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station further reloads the protocol stack application according to the restarting instruction, returns restarting success information to the front-end module by the MN master station, returns to the upper computer by the front-end module, and starts a cycle period according to new configuration.
Preferably, in any of the above schemes, the Daemon is further configured to monitor system status information of the site, return to the pre-module, and package and send the system status information to the upper computer for analysis and display after being uniformly processed by the pre-module.
It is preferable in any of the above aspects that the system state information includes: MN master state, slave node on-line state, cycle timeout error state.
By any of the above schemes, preferably, the upper computer is further configured to monitor the state of each MN master station on line according to the received system state information of each MN master station, and locate in time when a problem is monitored.
According to the pre-processing method and the system for automatically issuing and monitoring the Powerlink master station configuration, the pre-module is arranged between the upper computer and each MN master station, and under the application scene of a multi-master redundancy or multi-set master-slave system through the pre-module, all Powerlink master station configurations can be automatically issued and validated through simple operation of an administrator on the upper computer. The front-end module can process the operation information of all the master stations through forwarding and summarizing, and the upper computer uniformly monitors the operation state of the system.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following advantages and beneficial effects:
1. from the above flow, it can be seen that: an administrator can configure and immediately take effect all active and redundant master stations in the managed multiple Powerlink bus systems by simply operating on the upper computer, and compared with the traditional operation mode: configuration, login, restarting and inspection are carried out one by one, so that the efficiency is greatly improved, and the possibility of misoperation is reduced.
2. In some demanding industrial sites, upgrade operations can only be performed within a short time window (e.g., a time window of 3-4 hours at night for an upgrade commissioning of a subway system). Compared with the prior mode of transmitting, upgrading and verifying master station files one by one, the novel scheme can lead part of work and finish part of operation content before a time window. As described above, the master stations are required to log in one by one and issue the upgrade files after the time window is opened, however, the invention can issue the target address, the upgrade files and the related configuration of each master station to the front-end module of the invention in advance (the operation does not have any influence on the production environment), and issue file transmission and system restarting instructions on the manager computer after the time window is opened, so that new software and configuration are immediately effective on multiple hosts at the same time, the operation content required to be performed in the upgrade time window is greatly reduced, the possibility of misoperation is reduced, and the upgrade personnel can have more window time to perform system debugging and verification.
3. The prepositive module can play roles in information aggregation and centralized processing. The master station periodically transmits the system running state information of the master station and the slave stations, and the system running state information is summarized and processed by the front-end module and then transmitted to the upper computer, so that an administrator can monitor all the master stations and slave stations on line, master the system running state at any time, and can quickly locate when problems occur, particularly when some systems with strict requirements are upgraded, the system running state can be quickly obtained, the debugging efficiency can be effectively improved, the upgrading success rate in a shorter time window is ensured, and the possibility of accidents is reduced.
Additional aspects and advantages of the invention will be set forth in part in the description which follows and, in part, will be obvious from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional Powerlink master station configuration;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart of a pre-processing method for automatically issuing and monitoring Powerlink master station configuration according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a pre-processing method for automatically issuing and monitoring a Powerlink master station configuration according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is an interactive flow diagram of a pre-processing system that automatically issues a Powerlink master configuration and monitors operating conditions in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
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Embodiments of the present invention are described in detail below, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein like or similar reference numerals refer to like or similar elements or elements having like or similar functions throughout. The embodiments described below by referring to the drawings are illustrative and intended to explain the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the invention.
In order to solve the problems in the use situations, the invention provides a preprocessing method and a preprocessing system for automatically issuing and monitoring the configuration of a Powerlink master station.
As shown in fig. 2 and fig. 3, the preprocessing method for automatically issuing and monitoring the Powerlink master station configuration in the embodiment of the invention includes the following steps:
step S1, a front-end module is arranged between the MN master station node and the upper computer, and a Daemon Daemon is implanted in each MN master station node (Ethernet Powerlink supports multi-master redundancy).
In step S2, the upper computer receives the system configuration instruction, and sends the configuration file mnobd.cdc of each master station generated by the Ethernet Powerlink configuration tool (e.g. openconfiguator) and the protocol stack application generated by the cross-compiling tool chain to the pre-module, and the pre-module issues the configuration file and the protocol stack application to the corresponding MN master station.
And step S3, the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station configures the MN master station according to the configuration file and the protocol stack application received by the front-end module. Specifically, after renaming and backing up the old file, the new file is used for replacement. After the configuration is successful, the configuration success information is returned to the front-end module by each MN master station, and then returned to the upper computer by the front-end module.
The front-end module receives the starting command sent by the manager through the upper computer, and issues the protocol stack application and the configuration file to each MN master station, and the protocol stack application and the configuration file are processed by the Daemon Daemon in the master station.
And S4, after receiving the configuration success information, the upper computer sends a restarting instruction to the MN master station to the front-end module, and the front-end module sends the restarting instruction to the corresponding MN master station.
And S5, reloading the protocol stack application by the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station according to the restart instruction, returning restart success information to the front-end module by the MN master station, returning the front-end module to the upper computer, and starting a cycle period according to the new configuration.
The Daemon Daemon in the MN master station receives a protocol stack restarting command sent by the front end module, and reloads the protocol stack application and a corresponding configuration file mnobd.
In the embodiment of the invention, the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station further monitors the system state information of the station, returns the system state information to the front-end module, uniformly processes the system state information by the front-end module, packages the system state information and sends the system state information to the upper computer for analysis and display.
Wherein the system state information includes: MN master state, slave node on-line state, cycle timeout error state. It should be noted that, the system state information is not limited to the above examples, and may also include other types of information, which are set as required, and are not described herein.
That is, the front end module receives system state information from each MN master station, such as: the MN master-slave state, the slave node on-line state, the cycle period overtime error state and the like, and the master-slave state, the slave node on-line state, the cycle period overtime error state and the like are uniformly processed and packaged and sent to an upper computer for analysis and display.
The upper computer monitors the state of each MN master station on line according to the received system state information of each MN master station, and positions in time when monitoring the problem.
Referring to fig. 4, a preprocessing system for automatically issuing a Powerlink master station configuration and monitoring an operation state according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: the system comprises an upper computer, a front-end module and a Daemon Daemon, wherein the front-end module is positioned at a master node of an MN and the upper computer, and the Daemon Daemon is implanted in each master node of the MN (Ethernet Powerlink supports multi-master redundancy).
Specifically, the upper computer is configured to receive a system configuration instruction, and send a configuration file mnobd.cdc of each master station generated by a Ethernet Powerlink configuration tool (e.g., openconfiguator) and a protocol stack application generated by a cross-compilation tool chain to the front-end module.
The front-end module is used for transmitting the configuration file and the protocol stack application from the upper computer to the corresponding MN master station.
The Daemon Daemon in the MN master station configures the MN master station according to the configuration file and the protocol stack application received by the front-end module. Specifically, after renaming and backing up the old file, the new file is used for replacement. And then, returning configuration success information to the front-end module by each MN master station, and returning to the upper computer by the front-end module.
And the upper computer further sends a restarting instruction to the MN master station to the front-end module after receiving the configuration success information, and the front-end module sends the restarting instruction to the corresponding MN master station.
The Daemon Daemon in the MN master station further reloads the protocol stack application according to the restarting instruction, returns restarting success information to the front-end module by the MN master station, and then returns to the upper computer by the front-end module, and starts a cycle period according to new configuration.
In addition, the Daemon process is also used for monitoring the system state information of the site, returning the system state information to the front-end module, uniformly processing the system state information by the front-end module, packaging the system state information and sending the system state information to the upper computer for analysis and display.
In an embodiment of the present invention, the system state information includes: MN master state, slave node on-line state, cycle timeout error state. It should be noted that, the system state information is not limited to the above examples, and may also include other types of information, which are set as required, and are not described herein.
A pre-processing system that automatically performs Powerlink master station configuration issue and monitors the operating state is described below in connection with fig. 4. The method is described by a multi-master redundant application scenario, and comprises the following steps: 1 upper computer, 1 front-end module, 1 active MN master station, 1 redundant MN master station, 2 CN slave stations.
Specifically, when the client site needs to update the system configuration, such as network topology change, equipment quantity adjustment, equipment data transmission requirement change and the like, the client site needs to update the system configuration:
firstly, an administrator logs in an upper computer system and carries out system configuration again according to requirements. The administrator clicks a configuration issuing button, the configuration file is sent to the front-end module, the front-end module further issues new configuration to each master station, and each MN master station Daemon Daemon process saves the configuration file to a designated path. And each MN master station returns configuration success information and forwards the configuration success information to the upper computer through the front-end module. The administrator clicks a system restart button and issues a restart instruction, the restart instruction is sent to each MN master station through the front-end module, and the Daemon Daemon in each MN master station restarts the protocol stack application. After the restart of each MN master station is successful, the start success information is returned, and the information is forwarded to the upper computer through the front-end module, and the cycle period is started according to the new configuration.
According to the pre-processing method and the system for automatically issuing and monitoring the Powerlink master station configuration, the pre-module is arranged between the upper computer and each MN master station, and under the application scene of a multi-master redundancy or multi-set master-slave system through the pre-module, all Powerlink master station configurations can be automatically issued and validated through simple operation of an administrator on the upper computer. The front-end module can process the operation information of all the master stations through forwarding and summarizing, and the upper computer uniformly monitors the operation state of the system.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following advantages and beneficial effects:
1. from the above flow, it can be seen that: an administrator can configure and immediately take effect all active and redundant master stations in the managed multiple Powerlink bus systems by simply operating on the upper computer, and compared with the traditional operation mode: configuration, login, restarting and inspection are carried out one by one, so that the efficiency is greatly improved, and the possibility of misoperation is reduced.
2. In some demanding industrial sites, upgrade operations can only be performed within a short time window (e.g., a time window of 3-4 hours at night for an upgrade commissioning of a subway system). Compared with the prior mode of transmitting, upgrading and verifying master station files one by one, the novel scheme can lead part of work and finish part of operation content before a time window. As described above, the master stations are required to log in one by one and issue the upgrade files after the time window is opened, however, the invention can issue the target address, the upgrade files and the related configuration of each master station to the front-end module of the invention in advance (the operation does not have any influence on the production environment), and issue file transmission and system restarting instructions on the manager computer after the time window is opened, so that new software and configuration are immediately effective on multiple hosts at the same time, the operation content required to be performed in the upgrade time window is greatly reduced, the possibility of misoperation is reduced, and the upgrade personnel can have more window time to perform system debugging and verification.
3. The prepositive module can play roles in information aggregation and centralized processing. The master station periodically transmits the system running state information of the master station and the slave stations, and the system running state information is summarized and processed by the front-end module and then transmitted to the upper computer, so that an administrator can monitor all the master stations and slave stations on line, master the system running state at any time, and can quickly locate when problems occur, particularly when some systems with strict requirements are upgraded, the system running state can be quickly obtained, the debugging efficiency can be effectively improved, the upgrading success rate in a shorter time window is ensured, and the possibility of accidents is reduced.
In the description of the present specification, a description referring to terms "one embodiment," "some embodiments," "examples," "specific examples," or "some examples," etc., means that a particular feature, structure, material, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment or example is included in at least one embodiment or example of the present invention. In this specification, schematic representations of the above terms do not necessarily refer to the same embodiments or examples. Furthermore, the particular features, structures, materials, or characteristics described may be combined in any suitable manner in any one or more embodiments or examples.
It will be readily understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention, including any combination of parts described in the summary and detailed description of the invention above and shown in the drawings, is limited in scope and does not constitute a complete description of the various aspects of these combinations for the sake of brevity. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described above, it will be understood that the above embodiments are illustrative and not to be construed as limiting the invention, and that variations, modifications, alternatives, and variations may be made in the above embodiments by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and principles of the invention. The scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims and equivalents thereof.
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1. The pre-processing method for automatically carrying out configuration issuing and monitoring of a Powerlink master station is characterized by comprising the following steps of S1, setting a pre-module between a master station node of an MN and an upper computer, and implanting a Daemon Daemon in each master station node of the MN;
step S2, the upper computer receives a system configuration instruction, and sends configuration files of all master stations generated by Ethernet Powerlink configuration tools and protocol stack applications generated by cross compiling tool chains to the front-end module, and the front-end module sends the configuration files and the protocol stack applications to corresponding MN master stations;
step S3, the Daemon Daemon process in the MN master station configures the MN master station according to the configuration file and the protocol stack application received by the front-end module, and each MN master station returns configuration success information to the front-end module and then returns to the upper computer by the front-end module;
step S4, after receiving the successful configuration information, the upper computer sends a restarting instruction to the MN master station to the front-end module, and the front-end module issues the restarting instruction to the corresponding MN master station;
step S5, reloading the protocol stack application by the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station according to the restarting instruction, returning restarting success information to the front-end module by the MN master station, returning to the upper computer by the front-end module, and starting a cycle period according to new configuration;
the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station further monitors the system state information of the site, returns to the front-end module, is uniformly processed by the front-end module, and packages and sends the processed information to an upper computer for analysis and display; the system state information includes: MN master-slave state, slave node on-line state, cycle period timeout error state;
the upper computer monitors the state of each MN master station on line according to the received system state information of each MN master station, and positions the master station in time when monitoring the problems.
2. A pre-processing system for automatically issuing a Powerlink master station configuration and monitoring an operating state, comprising: the system comprises an upper computer, a front-end module and a Daemon Daemon, wherein the front-end module is positioned between an MN master station node and the upper computer, and the Daemon Daemon is implanted in each MN master station node; wherein,,
the upper computer is used for receiving system configuration instructions, and sending configuration files of all master stations generated by Ethernet Powerlink configuration tools and protocol stack applications generated by cross compiling tool chains to the front-end module;
the front-end module is used for issuing the configuration file and the protocol stack application from the upper computer to a corresponding MN master station;
the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station configures the MN master station according to the configuration file and the protocol stack application received by the front end module, and each MN master station returns configuration success information to the front end module and then returns to the upper computer by the front end module;
after receiving the configuration success information, the upper computer further sends a restarting instruction to the MN master station to the front-end module, and the front-end module issues the restarting instruction to the corresponding MN master station;
the Daemon Daemon in the MN master station further reloads the protocol stack application according to the restarting instruction, returns restarting success information to the front-end module from the MN master station, returns the front-end module to the upper computer, and starts a cycle period according to new configuration;
the Daemon Daemon process is also used for monitoring the system state information of the site, returning the system state information to the front-end module, uniformly processing the system state information by the front-end module, packaging the system state information and sending the system state information to an upper computer for analysis and display;
the system state information includes: MN master-slave state, slave node on-line state, cycle period timeout error state;
the upper computer is also used for carrying out on-line monitoring on the state of each MN master station according to the received system state information of each MN master station, and carrying out timely positioning when the problems are monitored.
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