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PMA Prozeß- und Maschinen-Automation GmbH

rail line

Field bus coupler RL ETH

Interface desciption

Ethernet MODBUS/TCP

9499-040-77911

Valid from:10/2005

or by any means without prior written permission from the copyright owner.

A publication of PMA Prozeß- und Maschinen Automation

Postfach 310229

D-34058 Kassel

Germany

ModbusÒund ModbusÒTCP are registered trademarks of the Modbus-IDA Organisation

BluePort®und BlueControl®are registered trademarks of

PMA Prozeß- und Maschinen-Automation GmbH

SyConÒis a registered trademark of

Hilscher Gesellschaft für Systemautomation GmbH

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gGeneral information

aGeneral warning

lCaution: ESD-hazarded components

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Content

1. General ...........................................5

1.1 References........................................5

1.2 Additional information .................................5

2. Safety hints ..........................................6

2.1 Maintenance, modification and repair .........................7

2.2 Cleaning .........................................7

2.3 Spare parts .......................................7

3. Quick entry ..........................................8

4. Commissioning........................................9

4.1 Hints for installation...................................9

4.2 Dimensions .......................................9

4.3 Mounting ........................................10

4.3.1 Dismounting ..............................10

4.4 Electrical connections .................................11

4.4.1 Bus coupler supply voltage ........................11

4.4.2 Energization via RL PWR power supply module .............11

4.4.3 Physical connection ............................12

4.4.4 Cable layout ................................12

4.4.5 Screening .................................12

4.5 Ethernet settings ....................................13

4.5.1 TCP port ..................................13

4.5.2 IP address and IP netmask ........................13

4.5.3 Connections ................................13

4.6 IP address definition ..................................13

4.6.1 Parameter setting via BlueControl®...................13

4.6.2 BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol) ........................13

4.7 Switching on the device ................................14

4.8 Displays ........................................14

5. System design .......................................15

5.1 System structure ....................................15

5.1.1 Hints for connection ...........................15

5.1.2 Operation without bus coupler ......................16

6. Bus protocol ........................................17

6.1 General message structure ..............................17

6.2 Module addressing...................................18

6.3 Function codes .....................................18

6.3.1 Function: read output words / read holding register (FC= 3) ......18

6.3.2 Function: read input words / read input register (FC= 4) .........19

6.3.3 Function: write an output word / preset single register (FC= 6) .....19

6.3.4 Function: write output words / preset multiple register (FC= 16) ....19

6.3.5 Function: read/write words / read/write register (FC= 23)........19

6.3.6 Function: encapsulated interface transport (FC=43) ...........20

6.3.7 Error reply .................................21

7. Address areas and -formats for function modules CI 45, KS 45, TB 45 .......22

7.1 Area definitions ....................................22

7.2 Special values .....................................22

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7.3 Composition of the address tables ..........................23

7.4 Internal data types ...................................23

7.5 Address tables .....................................23

7.6 Annex of status / control information .........................24

7.6.1 Transmitter UNIFLEX CI 45 ........................24

7.6.2 Universal controller KS 45 ........................25

7.6.3 Temperature limiter TB 45 ........................27

8. Bus coupler data ......................................29

8.1 Survey .........................................29

8.2 Function module status information..........................29

9. BlueControl

engineering tool ..............................30

9.1 Defining the configuration ...............................30

9.2 Comparison with actual configuration ........................32

9.3 Viewing the process data on the bus coupler .....................32

9.4 Processing a function module engineering ......................33

9.4.1 Individual engineering ..........................33

9.5 Ethernet coupler parameter setting ..........................34

10.Index ...........................................35

.1General

Thank you very much for buying a rail line series device. This document describes the Ethernet interface functions of

field bus coupler RL ETH, which is called bus coupler in the following description, and the system capability of the

various module versions of the rail line series (CI45-1xx-2.., KS45-1xx-2..., TB45-1xx-2....), called “function module” in

the following description. The term “ device” applies to both bus coupler and function modules.

Bus couplers with a Ethernet - 150 interface permit the transmission of process, parameter and configuration data.

Field bus connection is via a RJ 45 socket at the top of the bus coupler. The serial communication interface facilitates

connections to supervisory systems, visualization tools, etc.

Another standard interface is the non-bussable ‘BluePort®’ front-panel (PC) interface. It is used for direct connection of

the ‘BlueControl®’ tool which runs on a PC.

The most important features of the bus connection with their physical and electrical properties are:

•Transfer rate

The Ethernet coupler operates as a Modbus/TCP server with a maximum transfer rate of 10 / 100 Mbit/s

•Clients

The Ethernet bus coupler permits communication with up to 4 clients using the TCP/IP protocol

•Physical layer

10/100BaseT

•Connection

RJ45 socket

1.1 References

Additional information

[1] Homepage of the MODBUS - User Organization

– http://www.modbus-IDA.org

[2] MODBUS Messaging on TCP/IP

- Implementation Guide V1.0a

[3] MODBUS Application Protocol Specification V1.1a

[4] MODBUS over Serial Line

- Specification & Implementation Guide V1.0

Other documentations of rail line series s:

[5] Universal transmitter UNIFLEX CI 45

–Data sheet CI 45 9498 737 48313

–Operating note CI 45 9499 040 71441

–Operating manual CI 45 9499 040 71711

[6] Universal controller KS 45

–Data sheet KS 45 9498 737 48513

–Operating note KS 45 9499 040 71541

–Operating manual KS 45 9499 040 71811

[7] Temperature limiter TB 45

–Data sheet TB 45 9498 737 48413

–Operating note TB 45 9499 040 71641

–Operating manual TB 45 9499 040 71911

1.2 Additional information

Information on bus coupler and function module parameter addresses is given in documentation 9499-040-78111.

General

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.2Safety hints

This device was built and tested in compliance with VDE 0411-1 / EN 61010-1 and was shipped in safe condition.

The device meets European guideline 89/336/EEC (EMC) and is provided with the CE-marking.

The device was tested before delivery and has passed the tests stipulated in the test plan. To maintain this condition

and to ensure safe operation, the user must follow the hints and warnings given in this operating manual and operate

the device in compliance with the information provided in this manual.

aWarning

The device is provided exclusively for use as a measuring and control unit in technical systems.

aWarning

If the device is damaged to an extent that safe operation is not possible, it must not be taken into

operation.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

The electrical connections must conform to local standards (e.g. VDE 0100). The input leads must be kept separate

from signal and mains leads.

A circuit breaker or a power switch must be provided for the device and marked accordingly in the installation. The

circuit breaker or power switch must be installed near the device and should be easily accessible for the operator.

COMMISSIONING

Before device switch-on, ensure that the rules given below were followed:

wEnsure that the supply voltage corresponds to the specification on the type label.

wAll covers required for contact safety must be fitted.

wBefore device switch-on, check, if other equipment and/or facilities connected in the same signal loop is / are not

affected. If necessary, appropriate protective measures must be taken.

wThe device may be operated only when mounted in its enclosure.

wThe temperature limits specified for operation of the device must be met before and during operation.

aWarning

During operation, the ventilation slots of the housing must not be covered.

aWarning

The measurement inputs are designed for measurement of circuits which are not connected directly with

the mains supply (CAT I). The measurement inputs are designed for transient voltage peaks up to 800V

against PE.

SHUT-DOWN

For permanent shut-down, disconnect the instrument from all voltage sources and protect it against accidental

operation.

Before instrument switch-off, check that other equipment and / or facilities connected in the same signal loop is / are

not affected. If necessary, appropriate measures must be taken.

Safety hints

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2.1 Maintenance, modification and repair

The devices need no particular maintenance.

No operable controls are mounted inside the device, i.e. the operator must not open it.

Modification, maintenance and repair may be carried out only by trained, authorized persons. For this purpose, the user

is invited to contact the PMA service.

aWarning

When opening the devices, or when removing covers and components, live parts or terminals can be

exposed.

lCaution

When opening the devices, electrostatically sensitive components can be exposed.

gThe PMA service address and contact information are as given below:

PMA Prozeß- und Maschinen-Automation GmbH

Miramstraße 87

D-34123 Kassel

Phone +49 (0)561 / 505-1257

Fax +49 (0)561 / 505-1357

e-mail: [email protected]

2.2 Cleaning

gHousing and front panel of the device can be cleansed using a dry, lint-free cloth.

2.3 Spare parts

The following accessories are permitted as spare parts for the device:

Description Order no.

Connector set with screw terminals 9407-998-07101

Connector set with spring clamp terminals 9407-998-07111

Bus connector for fitting in top-hat rail 9407-998-07121

Safety hints

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.3Quick entry

For installing a rail line system, please, proceed as follows:

èDetermine system concept and function modules.

èDetermine the function module order behind the bus coupler.

èMount a bus connector for each module on the top-hat rail and push them together.

èTo mount the bus coupler, snap it onto the left bus connector.

èMount the function modules analogously in the planned order.

èConnect the bus coupler to the supply voltage.

èSpecify an IP address for the bus coupler.

èSet a unique address for each function module, which should start with 1 for the module next to the

bus coupler, followed by module no. 2, etc. Please, don’t leave an address gap.

Adjusting the addresses can be done via front-panel keyboard or BlueControl ®engineering tool.

èWrite the engineering for each individual function module. Determine which data should be read and /

or written via the field bus (menu Bus data (read) / Bus data (write)). Note the order of selected data.

èMake the function module wiring.

èConfigure the bus coupler with the order of fitted function modules. Please, specify the actually fitted

device types exactly.

èConnect the Ethernet cable with the device.

èStart the data exchange with the coupler !

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.4Commissioning

4.1 Hints for installation

wMeasurement and data lines should be kept separate from control and power supply cables.

wSensor measuring cables should be twisted and screened, with the screening connected to earth.

wExternal contactors, relays, motors, etc. must be fitted with RC snubber circuits to manufacturer specifications.

wThe unit must not be installed near strong electric and magnetic fields.

aThe unit is not suitable for installation in explosion-hazarded areas.

aFaulty connection can lead to the destruction of the instrument.

aThe device may be operated only in environments for which it is suitable due to its protection type.

aThe housing ventilation slots must not be covered.

aIn plants where transient voltage peaks are susceptible to occur, the devices must be equipped with

additional protective filters or voltage limiters!

lCaution!

The device contains electrostatically sensitive components .

aPlease, follow the instructions given in the safety hints.

4.2 Dimensions

The bus coupler dimensions are shown in the following drawing. For the function module data, see the relevant

operating manuals.

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117.5 (4.63”)

99 (3.90”)

22.5

111 (4.37”)

(0.87”)

2.3

(0.08”)

5.5

(0.20”)

Klemme /

terminal

PWR

117.5 (4.63”)

99 (3.90”)

22.5

111 (4.37”)

(0.87”)

2.3

(0.08”)

5.5

(0.20”)

Klemme /

terminal

PWR

Fig. 2: Dimension

4.3 Mounting

Connection between bus coupler and function modules is via bus connectors, which snap onto the top-hat rail. Several

devices are mounted side by side with high packing density. The bus links between the devices are made directly via

the bus connectors.

The instruments are provided for vertical mounting on 35 mm top-hat rails to EN 50022.

If possible, the place of installation should be exempt of vibration, aggressive fluids (e.g. acid, lye), liquids, dust or

other suspended matters.

Instruments of the rail line family can be mounted directly side by side. For mounting and dismounting, the min.

distance above and below the instrument from other equipment should be 8 cm.

For installation of the bus connection, proceed as follows:

1Snap on the bus connectors (delivered with the device) onto the top-hat rail

2For high-density mounting, push the bus connectors together.

3Clip the instruments onto the top-hat rail via the bus connectors

- the internal system bus connection is ready!

+Please, mount the bus coupler in the leftmost position and fit the function modules right of the bus coupler

in the required order.

grail line instruments do not contain parts for which maintenance is compulsory and need not be opened by

the customer.

aWarning

A field bus coupler can energize max. 16 function modules. For connecting a higher number of modules RL

PWR power supply modules must be used.

4.3.1 Dismounting

Dismounting is in the inverse order

of the steps described above.

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top

2 3

Fig. 3 Mounting steps

Fig. 4: Dismounting

4.4 Electrical connections

4.4.1 Bus coupler supply voltage

A system comprising bus coupler and one or several function modules is energized centrally via the bus coupler.

Central energization reduces the wiring expenditure considerably.

aWarning

Energization at the function modules is not permissible.

gA bus coupler can energize max. 16 function modules. For extension possibilities, see chapter 4.4.2.

4.4.2 Energization via RL PWR power supply module

Power supply module RL PWR is used for energization of function modules with system interface via the bus connector

in the top-hat rail.

For connecting a higher number of function modules to the bus coupler than permissible for energization, additional

power supply modules must be used.

Applications:

•Supplementary energization of additional function modules

•Repartition to different installation levels (e.g. two rows in a control cabinet)

•Construction of separate potential levels

•A power supply module can energize up to 16 function modules.

aWarning

Energ. at the function modules is not permitted.

aWarning

High-density mounting with other partial systems is not permissible.

gCascade connection of power supply modules is not permissible (see above).

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21 23 24

PWR

=24V

Fig. 5: Bus coupler energy supply conn.

21 23 24

PWR

=24V

Fig. 6: Energy supply connection Fig. 7: Ex: power supply module

4.4.3 Physical connection

Ethernet connection is via the front-panel bus coupler RJ45 interface.

10/100BaseT is used as physical layer.

Physical connection is via Ethernet using twisted two-wire cable (CAT5 cable, 8-pole in RJ-45 connection technique).

The connection is made by means of an RJ-45 socket.

Pin allocation RJ-45:

Contact Signal Description

1 TD + Transmit +

2 TD - Transmit -

3 RD + Receive +

4 - Not used

5 - Not used

6 RD - Receive -

7 - Not used

8 - Not used

4.4.4 Cable layout

For connecting the field instruments, suitable bus cables for the application must be used. The wiring must comply

with the general hints and regulations (e.g. VDE 0100):

•Cable layout in buildings (inside and outside cabinets)

•Cable layout outside buildings

•Potential compensation

•Cable screening

•Measures against interference voltages

•Length of tap line

In particular, the following information must be taken into account:

•With RS 485 technology, max. 32 field units can be connected in a segment at a bus cable. Several segments

can be coupled by means of repeaters.

•The bus topology should be a line of max. 1000m length per segment. Extension by means of repeaters is

permissible.

•The bus cable connection must be a “daisy chain” between field instruments rather than star-shaped .

•If possible, tap lines should be avoided to prevent reflections causing communication trouble. With higher

transfer rates, tap lines are not permissible.

•The general hints for low-interference signal and bus cable wiring are applicable (see operating note „EMC –

General information“ (9407-047-09118)).

To increase the transfer safety, pairwisely twisted and screened bus cables can be used.

4.4.5 Screening

The type of screening connection is dependent mainly on the expected interference.

•For suppression of electric fields, one end of the screening must be connected to earth. Always realize this

measure at first.

•However, suppression of interference due to an alternating magnetic field is possible only, when the both ends

of the screening are connected to earth. With earth circuits, however, note the screening effect is reduced by

galvanic interference on the reference potential.

•If several devices are linked to a single bus, the screen must be connected at each device, e.g. by means of

screen clamps.

•Short distance bus screening must have a large-surface, low-resistance connection to a central protective earth,

e.g. via screening terminals

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Fig. 8: RJ45 socket

4.5 Ethernet settings

4.5.1 TCP port

The ModbusTCP server expects TCP messages on TCP port 502. This port is reserved for ModbusTCP.

gWhen Port 502 is connected, LED ‘BS’ is lit.

4.5.2 IP address and IP netmask

The IP address can be determined in two different ways:

•via parameters by means of the BlueControl®engineering tool

•via BOOTP (Bootstrap protocol)

+For detailed information on the modes and settings, see chapter 4.6 .

The IP netmask is adjustable via parameter “IPSub”. The default value is 255.255.255.0 .

4.5.3 Connections

gRL ETH can operate max. 4 connections at a time. Up to 16 messages can be handled.

4.6 IP address definition

The unique MAC-ID is specified in item “Mac-Adr.” on the type label.

The IP address can be determined using two different methods.

+The allocated IP address must be unique in the network.

4.6.1 Parameter setting via BlueControl®

The IP address (4 byte) and subnet mask (4 bytes) can be set in the coupler via the BlueControl®software.

gIf IP address 0.0.0.0 is specified, no valid address is provided (factory setting). In this case, the address can be defined

via the BootP protocol.

4.6.2 BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol)

BOOTP is a TCP/IP configuration service. A BOOTP client sends a BOOTREQUEST broadcast via address

255.255.255.255 into the network. BOOTP awaits a server reply (BOOTREPLY) during a defined time. Unless a reply is

received, the client sends the broadcast again. BOOTP uses the UDP protocol for communication.

Procedure:

To determine the IP address of Ethernet coupler RL ETH via BOOTP, a BOOTP server replying the Ethernet

coupler inquiry must be provided.

On Ethernet coupler RL ETH, the switch for the IP address must be set to 0.0.0.0.

After switching on the Ethernet coupler, the sequence described above is started, the address is determined

and stored in the Ethernet coupler EEPROM.

When starting up the Ethernet coupler for the next time, the IP address is loaded from the EEPROM.

+In networks in which the IP addresses are defined via a DHCP server, a special BOOTP server is not required. The

DHCP server allocates an IP address to Ethernet coupler RL ETH dynamically.

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4.7 Switching on the device

After switching on the overall module, the Ethernet starts the start-up phase. The following tasks are completed:

detection and interpretation of the IP address

detection of fitted modules

initialization of detected modules

handling of already pending input data

4.8 Displays

Five bus coupler indicator LEDs indicate various operating statuses.

* “ green- yellow- red- off” alternating display: internal error status

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Signification

System bus status indicator LED

off: off

blinks: searching modules

on: communication active

2LED “TX” Ethernet Transmit

on:: send operation

Device status indicator LED *

green: ok

yellow: initialization

yellow blinking: configuration difference

red: no configuration

red blinking: module failure

4no function

LED “BS” Ethernet connection

off no connection

on connected

6LED “RX” Ethernet Receive

on receive operation

7PC connection for engineering tool

.5System design

Up to 16 function modules can be connected and energized at a bus coupler. System extension is possible by using

power supply modules:

•Up to 62 function modules can be addressed logically by a bus coupler.

•Up to 4 installation levels can be built up.

•The max. permissible extension is 10 m.

5.1 System structure

Using power supply modules offers many advantages:

•The number of function modules connectable to a bus coupler can be extended.

•The function modules can be distributed to different levels in the control cabinet.

A potential-isolated energy supply is possible.

gThe overall system length including cables must not exceed 10 m. Max. 3 m cable length between two

groups is permissible.

5.1.1 Hints for connection

For connecting the function modules energized by the bus coupler and the function modules energized by the power

supply module, proceed as follows:

1Insert a connector (e.g. 9407-998-07141) on the right side of the group with the bus coupler into the bus connector

in the top-hat rail.

2Insert a connector (e.g. 9407-998-07131) on the left side of the group with the power supply module into the bus

connector.

3Use twisted and screened two-wire bus cable.

Connect conductor 1 with the lower contact S5 and conductor 2 with contact S4.

4Terminate the system bus with a terminating resistor LT = 100.

For this, insert a connector (e.g. 9407-998-07141) on the right side of the last group with a power supply module

into the bus connector. Connect the resistor across terminals S4 - S5.

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Versorgung / Power supply

interner Systembus / internal system bus

Fig. 9: Possible system structure

aDon’t interconnect a bus coupler and one or several power supply modules via bus connector.

Connections via contacts S1 to S3 can lead to damage of the connected devices!

5.1.2 Operation without bus coupler

gPower supply module RL PWR can be used also for energization of function modules with system interface, if the use

of a bus coupler is planned only for the future, or if only a single function module version may be available due to

reduced stock-keeping.

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Fig. 10: Connecting

.6Bus protocol

6.1 General message structure

The maximum length of a Modbus/TCP message must not exceed 260 bytes.

The message is composed of the following elements:

MBAP header Function code Data

7 bytes 1 byte N * 1 byte

PDU (Process Data Unit)

•MBAP header

The MODBUS Application Protocol Header (MBAP) identifies the message and is composed of 4 information

items.

- Transaction Identifier (2 bytes) : identification of a transaction

- Protocol Identifier (2 bytes) : protocol type ( 0 = MODBUS)

- Length (2 bytes) : number of following bytes

- Unit identify (1 byte) : identification of underlying slave

•Function code

The function code defines the message type. The function codes supported by the RL ETH are described in

chapter “function codes” (®p. 18).

•Data

The data block includes the further specification of the action defined by the function block. The data block

length is dependent on the function code.

The MBAP header structure and data origin are described in the following table:

Field Length (bytes) Description Client Server

Transaction identifier 2 Identification of MODBUS

inquiry/reply message

Determined by client Copied into reply of

inquiry message

Protocol identifier 2 0 = MODBUS protocol Determined by client Copied into reply of

inquiry message

Length 2 Number of following bytes Determined in reply

by client

Determined in reply

by server

Unit identifier 1 Addressing of a remote

slave which is connected to

a subordinate.

Determined by client Copied into reply of

inquiry message

Further information is given in [1] … [4].

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6.2 Module addressing

The access to the data of a special function module or of the bus coupler is controlled via the unit identifier in the

MBAP header.

Unit Identifier Description

0 Bus coupler addressing

1 … 62 Function module addressing

6.3 Function codes

The following MODBUS RTU protocol function codes are realized in the RL ETH:

Function code Description Signification

hex dec

0x03 3 Read Holding (Output)

Wordwise reading of process data, parameters and configuration data

0x04 4 Read Input Register Wordwise reading of process data, parameters and configuration data

0x06 6 Preset Single Register

(Output)

Writing a register wordwisely with word address

0x10 16 Preset Multiple Register

(Output)

Writing several process data, parameters and configuration data

wordwisely

(also for floating point values)

0x17 23 Read/Write Registers Writing outputs wordwisely with start address and number of outputs

Reading inputs wordwisely with start address and number of inputs

0x2B 43 Read Device

Identification

Manufacturer name, product code and software version read-out

gFunction codes 03 and 04 are not distinguished and are identical as to processing.

gFunction codes 0x17 and 0x2B are supported directly only for data from the bus coupler . They can be used

for access to the process data caches. Free access to any other data of the rail line devices are not

possible with this function code.

The message structure (PDU) is shown using examples in the following chapters.

6.3.1 Function: read output words / read holding register (FC= 3)

Inquiry: Reply:

Field name Value

(Hex) Signification Field name Value Signification

Function 03 Wordwise output

read-back

Function 03 Wordwise output

read-back

Start address High

Startaddress Low

Start address 256dec Number of bytes 04 4 data bytes are sent

Number of values 00

Number of values : 2

words

Value1 02

Value1

Value2 01

Value2

Bus protocol

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6.3.2 Function: read input words / read input register (FC= 4)

Inquiry: Reply:

Field name Value

(Hex) Signification Field name Value Signification

Function 04 Wordwise input reading Function 04 Wordwise input reading

Start address High

Start address Low

Start address 256dec Number of bytes 04 4 data bytes are sent

Number of values 00

Number of values: 2

words

Value1 02

Value1

Value2 01

Value2

6.3.3 Function: write an output word / preset single register (FC= 6)

Inquiry: Reply:

Field name Value

(Hex) Signification Field name Value Signification

Function 06 Write a register

(wordwisely)

Function 06 Write a register

(wordwisely)

High

Low

Start address 256dec Register address

High

Low

Start address 256dec

Value 00

Set value to 100 Value 00

Set value to 100

6.3.4 Function: write output words / preset multiple register (FC= 16)

Inquiry: Replyt:

Field name Value

(Hex) Signification Field name Value Signification

Function 10 Write registers

wordwisely

Function 10 Write a register

(wordwisely)

Bit address High

Bit address Low

Start address 256dec Bit address High

Bit address Low

Start address 256dec

Numb. bits High

Numb. bits Low

Write 2 registers Numb. bits High

Numb. bits Low

Number bytes.04 Number of bytes

Value 1

Value 2

0201

05DC

6.3.5 Function: read/write words / read/write register (FC= 23)

This function supports writing of several output words and read-in of several input words in a message.

Inquiry: Reply:

Field name Value

(Hex) Signification Field name Value Signification

Function 17 Wordwise output writing

and wordwise input

reading

Function 17 Wordwise output writing

and wordwise input

reading

Read address High

Read address Low

Start address 256dec Number read

bytes

6 Read 3 registers

Numb. read reg.

High

Numb. read reg.

Low

Read 3 registers Value1 45

Bus protocol

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Field name Value

(Hex) Signification Field name Value Signification

Write address

High

Write address Low

Start addres 288dec Value2 01

Numb. write reg.

High

Numb. write reg.

Low

Write 2 registers Value 3 00

Numb. bytes. 04 Number bytes

Value 1

Value 2

0201

05DC

6.3.6 Function: encapsulated interface transport (FC=43)

RM 204 supports MEI index 14 (0x0E), which describes the data exchange for a device identification (Read Device

Description). As access type, the basic device identification data are available:

VendorName = PMA Prozess- und Maschinen-Automation GmbH

ProductCode = Mod I/O RM204

MajorMinorRevision = Mod I/O RM204

Inquiry: Reply:

Field name Value

(Hex) Signification Field name Value

Function 2B Embedded interface

transport

Function 2B

MEI type 0E Read Device Identification MEI type 0E

Read Device ID

code

01 Read basic data Read Device ID code 01

Object Identifier 00 0x00 VendorName

0x01 ProductCode

0x02 MajorMinorRelease

Conformity level 01

More Follows 00

NextObjectID 00

Number of Objects 03

Object Id 00

Object Length 2A

Object Value “PMA Prozess- und

Maschinen-Automation GmbH”

Object Id 01

Object Length 0D

Object Value “Mod I/O RM204”

Object Id 02

Object Length 05

Object Value “V1.02”

Bus protocol

20 Function codes rail line

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West Control Solutions Rail line MODTCP Manuale utente

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