TECHNICAL MANUAL
LARGE DISPLAYS DN109/NB - DN119/NB - DN189/NB - DN129/NB
CHAPTER 24
ETHERNET COMMUNICATION
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15.
Allows to select an end of frame. It is used as an enabler; the display will only show the
data to which the end of the chosen frame is added. Selecting NONE disables this
feature.
The available frame endings are as follows:
End block
NONE
02h
Value 02h
03h
Value 03h
04h
Value 04h
<CR> 0Dh
0Dh
<LF> 0Ah
0Ah
<CR LF> 0Dh 0Ah
0Dh 0Ah
<LF CR> 0Ah 0Dh
0Ah 0Dh
< * CR> 2Ah 0Dh
Host-Link Omron 2Ah 0Dh
Table 57: ASCII end blocks.
16.
Allows to select the display response. This response will be sent whenever the display
receives data, regardless of whether it is viewed.
Available answers are:
Reply
NONE
No answer
ACK
Acknowledgment of receipt
06h
Value 06h
@ AH AL ED 0 * <CR>
40h Direc A Direc.B 45h 44h 30h 2Ah 0Dh
06h ENDBLOCK
06h Block end
Table 58: Answers for ASCII protocol
17.
Sets the time to wait (in seconds) for a new request before the display sets “-“ to all
characters. The value can be any integer multiple of 10 between 0 and 2550 (inclusive).
In case of value 0, the display does not establish any waiting time, the last data will be
shown indefinitely.
18.
When modifying any parameter, the button is enabled to send the new information to the
display.
MODBUS/TCP Protocol
End block not required.
To use the MODBUS/TCP protocol, the communication port must be properly configured
(See
MODBUS Functions
The MODBUS functions accepted by the displays are shown in the following table:
Tipe
Name
Code
Data
access
Access to internal bits
and
Coils
01h
05h
0Fh
16-bits access to
internal registers
03h
06h
10h
Table 59: MODBUS Functions accepted.