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
5-9
bit 2 - phase B timing bit 6 - phase C inhibit
bit 3 - phase C timing bit 7 - Ground timing
bit 4 - phase A inhibit bit 8 - spare
54 CALIBRATION Contains calibration information that relates to the internal CT burden
CONSTANTS resistance (as calculated at the last calibration procedure on the
[READ ONLY] selected range). (The register value is 100 times the calculated
burden resistance value.)
55 OUTPUT This 8-bit register is bit mapped to represent the state of the output
STATUS relays. A one-bit indicates that the associated relay is energized; a
[READ ONLY] zero-bit that it is de-energized. (Note that the contacts of all output
relays are of the normally open type, with the sole exception of the
Relay Disabled output which is always of the normally closed type.)
This register is bit mapped to represent the outputcontacts as follows.
bit 0 - unused bit 4 - spare
bit 1 - Inst 2, or Command Close bit 5 - spare
bit 2 - Inst 1
bit 6 - spare
bit 3 - Timed Trip bit 7 - spare
56 & 57 POLLING These two registers are identical in function; the only difference is that
STATUS 57 is automatically cleared each time it is read. Each register repre-
[READ ONLY] sents the status of the relay with regard to polling initiated by the
managing computer.
A one-bit indicates that new information has been acquired since the
byte was last reset. This byte should be cleared after each
interrogation. (The clearing is automatic after each reading for register
57.
The registers are bit mapped as follows.
Byte 1 Global
Bit 1 = Anything changed? Bit 5 = Trip
Bit 2 = New minimum
Bit 6 = New timing LED
Bit 3 = New maximum Bit 7 = Spare
Bit 4 = New event record Bit 8 = Spare
Byte 2 New Minimums
Bit 1 = Current Bit 5 = Vars
Bit 2 = Voltage Bit 6 = Power factor
Bit 3 = Demand Bit 7 = Spare
Bit 4 = Watts Bit 8 = Spare
Byte 3 New Maximums