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AUX485 activity signal:
used to signal interface activity by the LED (when ON and on the
panel)
11F Activity
signal
AX485 active, inactive
Baud speed for AUX485/FO2:
transmission speed via interface links
11G Baud speed
for AX485 300, 600, 1200,
2400, 4800, 9600,
19200, 28800, 38400,
57600, 76800, 115200,
138240.1728, 230400,
256000.460800, 512000,
CAN 25 kbs, CAN 125 kbps
Parity bit AUX485/FO2:
used to set the mode of code-oriented transmission control
11H Parity bit
AX485 even parity,
odd parity, none
Stop bits AUX485/FO2:
11I Stop bits
AX485 1 bit, 2 bits
Duplex AUX485/FO2:
used to set bidirectional simultaneity of transmission
11J Duplex
AX485 half,
full,
Fook.non-light, Fook.light,
Fopr.non-light, Fopr.light
Logic number AUX485/FO2 (younger):
individual (16-bit MSB|LSB) address of the device to make it
distinguishable among devices connected to the common
computer bus. The number is attached to messages sent to/from
the master computer to specify the message recipient.
11K Logic number
(LSB) AX485 0 – 255
default 1
Logic number AUX485/FO2 (older):
11L Logic number
(MSB) AX485 0 – 255
default 0
Protocol AUX485/FO2:
type of interface transmission protocol
11M Protocol
AX485 uCZIPstd, uCZIPnet,DNP3,
IEC 60870-5-101,
IEC 60870-5-103,
CZIPstd, CAN-PPM2, uCZIPstd
MASTER, MCZIPStd, Modbus RTU
Slave, Modbus ASCII Slave,
Master Modbus RTU
BTS interlock for RS485/FO2:
used to activate interlock of telecontrol via AX485/FO2
11N BTS
interlock for
AX485 inactive BTS,
active BTS,
Port DISABLED