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R30NE1

5-2-55, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka 557-0063 JAPAN
Phone: +81(6)6659-8201  Fax: +81(6)6659-8510  E-mail: [email protected]

EM-9019  Rev.1  P. 6 / 10

MODBUS FUNCTION CODES & SUPPORTED CODES

 

DATA AND CONTROL FUNCTIONS

CODE

NAME

01

Read Coil Status

X

Digital output from the slave (read/write)

02

Read Input Status

X

Status of digital inputs to the slave (read only)

03

Read Holding Registers

X

General purpose register within the slave (read/write)

04

Read Input Registers

X

Collected data from the field by the slave (read only)

05

Force Single Coil

X

Digital output from the slave (read/write)

06

Preset Single Register

X

General purpose register within the slave (read/write)

07

Read Exception Status

08

Diagnostics

X

09

Program 484

10

Poll 484

11

Fetch Comm. Event Counter

X

Fetch a status word and an event counter

12

Fetch Comm. Event Log

X

A status word, an event counter, a message count and a field of event 
bytes

13

Program Controller

14

Poll Controller

15

Force Multiple Coils

X

Digital output from the slave (read/write)

16

Preset Multiple Registers

X

General purpose register within the slave (read/write)

17

Report Slave ID

X

Slave type / ‘RUN’ status

18

Program 884/M84

19

Reset Comm. Link

20

Read General Reference

21

Write General Reference

22

Mask Write 4X Register

23

Read/Write 4X Register

24

Read FIFO Queue

 

EXCEPTION CODES

CODE

NAME

01

Illegal Function

X

Function code is not allowable for the slave

02

Illegal Data Address

X

Address is not available within the slave

03

Illegal Data Value

X

Data is not valid for the function

04

Slave Device Failure

05

Acknowledge

06

Slave Device Busy

07

Negative Acknowledge

08

Memory Parity Error

 

DIAGNOSTIC SUBFUNCTIONS

CODE

NAME

00

Return Query Data

Loop back test

01

Restart Comm. Option

X

02

Return Diagnostic Register

X

03

Change Input Delimiter Character

X

04

Force Slave to Listen Only Mode

X

Summary of Contents for R30NE1

Page 1: ...panel system The user may have to review the CE requirements in regard to the whole system and employ additional protective measures to ensure the CE conform ity HOT SWAPPABLE MODULES It is possible t...

Page 2: ...IEW BOTTOM VIEW SIDE VIEW Specifications Lock Tab Base Fixing Screw Positioning Guide STATUS INDICATOR LED ID FUNCTION COLOR STATUS PWR Main Unit Internal Power Green OFF Error Power off ON Normal RUN...

Page 3: ...age the positioning guide of the module with the In stallation Base 2 Pivot the module on the positioning guide and press it down until the lock tab clicks into place Positioning guide 3 Tighten the b...

Page 4: ...TCP Ethernet INTERNAL POWER PC CONFIGURATOR SETTING The following parameter items can be set with using PC Configurator Software model R30CFG Refer to the users manual for the R30CFG for detailed oper...

Page 5: ...n Windows OS C WINDOWS ping Enter IP address in decimal If the R30NE1 is successfully connected you will receive a response as follows ping with 32 bytes of data Reply from bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 64 R...

Page 6: ...m Event Log X A status word an event counter a message count and a field of event bytes 13 Program Controller 14 Poll Controller 15 Force Multiple Coils X Digital output from the slave read write 16 P...

Page 7: ...ction of the unit 1 Module Status indicates whether or not an I O module is mounted on each slot The bit corresponding to the mounted slot turns to 1 and the unmounted slot to 0 2 Error Status indicat...

Page 8: ...4 When there is a blank slot data of the latter slot number is transmitted to the host PC PLC so that no blank data is trans mitted The table below shows an example of I O configuration and the figure...

Page 9: ...it binary data With C temperature unit raw data is multiplied by 10 For example 25 5 C is converted into 255 With F temperature unit the integer section of raw data is directly converted into the data...

Page 10: ...0 ANALOG DATA 32 bit data models R3 BA32A BC32A etc 32 bit binary data is used for BCD Lower 16 bits are allocated from the lowest address to higher ones higher 16 bits in turn 0 15 0 Lower 16 bits 0...

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