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Communication addresses REC
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2 SPA addresses for commands in REC 561
The table below describes the SPA address for the commands in
REC 561.
• The first column contains the name of the function block in
REC 561.
• The second column contains the SPA address for the command func-
tion block. For the single command function block, CD01 to CD11,
the address is for the first output. The other outputs follow consecu-
tively after the first one. For example, output 7 on the CD04 function
block has the 12I67 address.
For the multiple command function block, CM01 to CM80, the address is
for the whole block, the 0-65535 value defines what output is activated.
For example, output 7 on the CM04 function block has the 12I281 address
and the value is 64.
For the analogue values limit supervision, the SPA address is for the high
alarm limit. The other limits follow consecutively in the following order:
high warning, low warning, and low alarm. For example, for the DA13
function block, the 40S255 address is high alarm, 40S256 is high warning,
40S257 is low warning, and 40S258 is low alarm.
To store the limits for DAxx in REC 561, the 0 value must be written to
the 10V42 address. For the MIxx limits, the 0 value must be written to the
10V43 address.