Additional Information
Caution! Changing timeout values can be dangerous:
The RPC timeout values are not configurable in MAX because they are rarely needed and advanced settings. Care must be taken when setting these values because if they are set too low, communication may fail because targets will begin timing out. If they are set too high, targets that are down will take too long to timeout.
Nirio.ini settings' descriptions:
- RpcTimeout is a setting on the client side, which is the maximum amount of time it can take to make a connection to a remote server.
- RpcSessionTimeout is a setting on the client side, which is how long the remote server will wait without hearing a "keep alive" notification before closing the connection. The client will send keep-alives every RpcSessionTimeout/2 seconds.
- DeviceDiscoveryTimeout is how long we will wait for remote systems to respond when querying for remote devices in the Browse window of the RIO I/O Control.