Basler BE1-51C, Instruction Manual

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BE1-51C Operation By Computer
Table 5-1. Registers Accessible Via The RS-232 And RS-435 Ports - Continued
Register Register
Number Name Description
5-4
7 second/100 0 - 9
7 BAUD RATE Baud rate times 1000. Rate may be .3 (for 300 baud),
[SECURED] .6, 1.2, 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, or 19.2 (19,200 baud).
8 REMOTE The address assigned (1-254) to the relay for
ADDRESS identification within the system.
[SECURED]
9 RELAY STYLE The style number of the relay is stored as a string of
NUMBER ASCII characters into this register at the factory. (See
[READ ONLY] Style Number Identification Chart in Section 1.)
10 COMMAND Code to command relay action. The acceptable codes
[SECURED] and the commanded actions are:
00 = No operation.
01 = Initialize registers to factory (default) settings.
02 = Reset relay.
03 = Restart main CPU.
04 = Not used.
05 = Set history log (registers 100 - 120) to zero.
06 = Reset register 30 (max/min polyphase current).
07 = Not used.
08 = Reset register 36 (max/min demand current).
09 = Not used.
10 = Not used.
11 = Not used.
12 = Actuate the CLOSE contact if breaker is open (and if 01 has
been entered in register 93).
13 = Update the settings in nov-ram.
14 = Update the factory settings in nov-ram. (Hardware
identification and relay serial number.)
15 = Close timed trip output for one second.
16 = Close INST 1 output for one second.
17 = Reset breaker failure status.
11 COMMAND This one-byte register indicates the execution status of
STATUS the command held in register number 10. Some of the
[READ ONLY] valid codes are:
Status Name
00 Command execution was successful.
01 Execution of command is in progress.
02 Slave unit does not support this command.
0 3
Slave was unable to execute the command.