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Appendix C

Modbus Coils, Discrete Inputs, Input Registers & Holding Registers Address Tables

Holding Registers

Function
code

Modbus base 0
address

Modbus
5 digit address

Value
(Read/Write*)

Description

Note

364

40365

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 109

365

40366

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 110

366

40367

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 111

367

40368

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 112

368

40369

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 113

369

40370

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 114

370

40371

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 115

371

40372

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 116

372

40373

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 117

373

40374

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 118

374

40375

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 119

375

40376

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 120

376

40377

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 121

377

40378

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 122

378

40379

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 123

379

40380

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 124

380

40281

Output Group (Zone) deﬁ nition 125
(see “Output

381-776

...

Reserved

777

40778

BlinkTime (0-15000 s) // time in seconds for blinking
the lights (default 300) Note: It is advisable to select
more than 60 seconds as Blink time

778

40779

BlinkCycle (0-15000 s) // time in seconds for the
blinking off/on cycle (i.e., frequency of blinking)
(default 60). Note: It is advisable to select 30 or
more seconds as blink cycle.

779

40780

BlinkOffTime (0-255 s) // time in seconds that the
lights are turned off in each cycle (default 1)

780

40781

Reserved

781

40782

Time in minutes to check for the
communication loss. (See the section
Communication Loss)

782-1023

...

Reserved

1024

41025

Bit 15

Status, 0 - Open, 1 - Closed

SIPOD 1 Report

Bit 8-14

Other ﬂ ags

Bit 0-7

Version

1025

41026

Timestamp - Minutes

1026

41027

Timestamp - Ticks (ms)

1027

41028

Total “Open” operations performed

1028

41029

Total “Close” operations performed

1029

41030

Total Failures (to open or close)

1030

41031

Total Garbled messages

1031

41032

Bit 8-15

MaxOpensPerMinute

Bit 0-7

MinTimeBetweenOpens (ms)

1032

41033

Bit 8-15

MaxClosesPerMinute

Bit 0-7

MinTimeBetweenCloses (ms)

1033

41034

Bit 8-15

OpenPulseWidth (ms)

Bit 0-7

CloseCompleteTime

1034

41035

Bit 8-15

ClosePulseWidth

Bit 0-7

CloseCompleteTime

1035

41036

Bit 15

Status - First pole

0-Open,1-Closed

Bit 14

Status - 2nd pole, if Two/Three Pole

0-Open,1-Closed

Bit 13

Status - 3rd pole, if Three Pole

0-Open,1-Closed

SIPOD 1 Repor

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Page 1: ...3 User Guide www usa siemens com i 3 i 3 V2 I O Controller Modbus ...

Page 2: ... involved In addition this person has the following qualifications a is trained and authorized to de energize clear ground and tag circuits and equipment in accordance with established safety practices b is trained in the correct care and use of protective equipment such as rubber gloves hard hat safety glasses or face shields flash clothing etc in accordance with established safety practices c is...

Page 3: ...te Inputs Input Registers and Holding Registers Address Tables 22 44 D Dimming Instructions 45 47 E USB to RS485 Converter Driver Software Installations Instructions 48 52 F Recommended Input Devices 53 72 G Common Networking setups 73 74 Customer Support Information 75 These instructions do not purport all details or variations in equipment nor to provide for every possible contingency to be met ...

Page 4: ...a slave panel to accept dry contact or wet digital inputs and analog inputs or commands through communications network by a Building Automation System It provides up to 20 two wire dry or wet contact inputs and two analog inputs which can be used to control up to 42 outputs All SIPOD ON P1 Box Data Rail Ribbon Cable BQD SIPOD Data Rail Ribbon Cable Input Terminals I O Board PC or BAS Modbus Interf...

Page 5: ...al components in detail Figure 2 1 I O Board Layout I O Board The main component of i 3 V2 I O Controller is the I O printed circuit board Figure 2 1 below shows main parts and features of I O Board Ribbon cables connectors Reset Three way switch All ON AUTO ALL OFF Modbus addressing switches Modbus RS 485 connection Connector for Modbus TCP IP card Communications interface section Power supply co...

Page 6: ...nsors 24 VDC TB4 Power supply for sensors light motion etc as well as for wet contacts Firmware upgrade connector This connection is used for Factory Service and is not available to users Ribbon cable connector There are two ribbon cable connectors on the I O Board that interface with the data rails located on each side of the P1 Series Lighting Panel For safety purposes ribbon cables have a key f...

Page 7: ...5 Chapter 2 i 3 V2 I O Controller Figure 2 4 USB Converter Kit USB RS485 converter kit Part No 5WG1715 8XY02 Phoenix connector Part No 1984028 FTD chip Part No USB RS485 WE 1800 BT ...

Page 8: ...contacts to be opened In this position the I O Board prevents SIPODs from accepting any remote commands RS 485 terminals The RS 485 terminals are used to connect i 3 V2 I O Controller to a Modbus Building Automation System BAS They also enable users to configure the i 3 V2 I O Controller and perform various diagnostic tests with the configuration software Reset button This button resets reboots th...

Page 9: ... i 3 V2 controller Be sure to turn the power switch OFF prior to removing the fuse from the controller Ribbon cables A pair of 26 wire ribbon cables connect the I O Board and the data rails They provide two way data communication between the I O Board and SIPODs They also provide power and ground Each ribbon cable has identical connectors on each end A keying feature reduces the risk of installing...

Page 10: ... Controller cover must be removed to access the input wiring section Follow the step by step instructions below to remove the cover 1 Disconnect and lock off all power sources supplying this panel 2 Remove P1 Panel trim and deadfront 3 Remove the cover screws 4 total located as shown on Figure 3 1 to remove the cover DANGER Hazardous voltage Will cause death or serious injury Keep out Qualiﬁed per...

Page 11: ...al comparison bit 14 stands for less and bit 13 stands for greater These three bits may be combined to make less or equal or greater or equal or always ON all three bits on If all three bits are off then the Analog Input is never ON Register 37 controls the comparison operation for Analog Input 2 input number 34 Controlling the Analog Outputs Registers 38 and 39 give the actual read only values of...

Page 12: ...inking if the value changes then invert the state 2 Digital input maintain normally on switch 2 wire 3 Digital input maintain normally on switch 2 wire blinking 4 Digital input maintain normally off switch 2 wire 5 Digital input maintain normally off switch 2 wire blinking 6 Digital input momentary toggle switch 2 wire 7 Digital input momentary toggle switch 2 wire blinking 8 Digital input momenta...

Page 13: ... output mapping Setting input output mapping can be accomplished using Modbus communication protocol or the configuration software Any given input to the I O Board may be connected to one output or to an output group or zone which is more than one output Refer to Modbus Map table in Chapter 5 Communication Protocols under Configuring i 3 V2 I O Controller section for more information ...

Page 14: ...shown in Figure 5 1 The RS 485 terminal is accessible through Communication Interface Door without removing the panel deadfront See Figure 3 1 on page 8 Configuring i 3 V2 I O Controller There are two methods of configuring i 3 V2 I O Controller using The Panel Configurator Software or Modbus communications 1 Using the i 3 V2 I O Configurator Software Refer to i 3 V2 I O Configurator Software Tool...

Page 15: ... Controller input to output mapping is not set Input to Output mapping can be redefined as desired to meet the project specification To map input to output follow these steps 1 Use either function code 6 preset single register or 16 preset multiple registers 2 Register address for input to output map starts from 2048 for input terminal 1 to 2067 for input terminal 32 3 Assign the register value fo...

Page 16: ...eared All three of these flags mean that there was a problem since the last time a status was sent to the I O Board not necessarily related to the previous message from the I O Board For example if the I O Board requests an Open then a Close then sends GetStatus and the status contains a FAIL flag then either the Open or the Close failed or both but the I O Board cannot determine which operation f...

Page 17: ...igital inputs or 33 analog input 1 or 34 for analog input 3 in the second byte A value of 0 in a register means that there is no Logic operation to be applied A Logic operation allows the user to relate two different inputs to a POD with an AND OR NAND or XOR logical connection NOTE A special situation can occur when two inputs are linked to each other and one has an OR operation and the other has...

Page 18: ...e saved to flash memory so they can be recovered after the system is reset and or after the power is turned OFF and back ON These are the registers that are saved to Flash memory Register Description 32 39 Analog configuration 106 Number of flash writes 107 110 Analog Output Correction factors 116 Analog Input 1 Hysteresis 117 Analog Input 1 Epsilon 120 Modbus device address 121 123 RS 485 baud ra...

Page 19: ...able Appendix C Modbus Coils Discrete Inputs Input Registers and Holding Registers Address Tables Appendix D Dimming Instructions Appendix E USB to RS485 Converter Driver Software Installations Instructions Appendix F Recommended input devices Appendix G Common Networking setups ...

Page 20: ... 60 3 c 61 3 d 62 3 e 63 3 f 64 4 0 65 4 1 66 4 2 67 4 3 68 4 4 69 4 5 70 4 6 71 4 7 72 4 8 73 4 9 74 4 a 75 4 b 76 4 c 77 4 d 78 4 e 79 4 f 80 5 0 81 5 1 82 5 2 83 5 3 84 5 4 85 5 5 86 5 6 87 5 7 88 5 8 89 5 9 90 5 a 91 5 b 92 5 c 93 5 d 94 5 e 95 5 f 96 6 0 97 6 1 98 6 2 99 6 3 100 6 4 Modbus Address Dip Switch 1 S4 Dip Switch 2 S5 101 6 5 102 6 6 103 6 7 104 6 8 105 6 9 106 6 a 107 6 b 108 6 c ...

Page 21: ... 8 185 b 9 186 b a 187 b b 188 b c 189 b d 190 b e 191 b f 192 c 0 193 c 1 194 c 2 195 c 3 196 c 4 197 c 5 198 c 6 199 c 7 200 c 8 Modbus Address Dip Switch 1 S4 Dip Switch 2 S5 201 c 9 202 c a 203 c b 204 c c 205 c d 206 c e 207 c f 208 d 0 209 d 1 210 d 2 211 d 3 212 d 4 213 d 5 214 d 6 215 d 7 216 d 8 217 d 9 218 d a 219 d b 220 d c 221 d d 222 d e 223 d f 224 e 0 225 e 1 226 e 2 227 e 3 228 e ...

Page 22: ...rtical numbering Circuit No Modbus Addr Circuit No Modbus Addr 1 0 16 21 2 1 17 22 3 2 18 23 4 3 19 24 5 4 20 25 6 5 21 26 7 6 22 27 8 7 23 28 9 8 24 29 Bottom feed 42 circuits vertical numbering Circuit No Modbus Addr Circuit No Modbus Addr 1 41 22 20 2 40 23 19 3 39 24 18 4 38 25 17 5 37 26 16 6 36 27 15 7 35 28 14 8 34 29 13 9 33 30 12 10 32 31 11 11 31 32 10 12 30 33 9 13 29 34 8 14 28 35 7 15...

Page 23: ...zontal numbering Circuit No Modbus Addr Circuit No Modbus Addr 1 0 2 21 3 1 4 22 5 2 6 23 7 3 8 24 9 4 10 25 11 5 12 26 13 6 14 27 15 7 16 28 17 8 18 29 Bottom feed 42 circuits horizontal numbering Circuit No Modbus Addr Circuit No Modbus Addr 1 41 2 20 3 40 4 19 5 39 6 18 7 38 8 17 9 37 10 16 11 36 12 15 13 35 14 14 15 34 16 13 17 33 18 12 19 32 20 11 21 31 22 10 23 30 24 9 25 29 26 8 27 28 28 7 ...

Page 24: ...0 Close 1 27 00028 0 1 SIPOD 28 Open 0 Close 1 28 00029 0 1 SIPOD 29 Open 0 Close 1 29 00030 0 1 SIPOD 30 Open 0 Close 1 30 00031 0 1 SIPOD 31 Open 0 Close 1 31 00032 0 1 SIPOD 32 Open 0 Close 1 32 00033 0 1 SIPOD 33 Open 0 Close 1 33 00034 0 1 SIPOD 34 Open 0 Close 1 34 00035 0 1 SIPOD 35 Open 0 Close 1 35 00036 0 1 SIPOD 36 Open 0 Close 1 36 00037 0 1 SIPOD 37 Open 0 Close 1 37 00038 0 1 SIPOD 3...

Page 25: ...tput Group Zone 35 Open 0 Close 1 99 00100 0 1 Output Group Zone 36 Open 0 Close 1 100 00101 0 1 Output Group Zone 37 Open 0 Close 1 101 00102 0 1 Output Group Zone 38 Open 0 Close 1 102 00103 0 1 Output Group Zone 39 Open 0 Close 1 103 00104 0 1 Output Group Zone 40 Open 0 Close 1 104 00105 0 1 Output Group Zone 41 Open 0 Close 1 105 00106 0 1 Output Group Zone 42 Open 0 Close 1 106 00107 0 1 Out...

Page 26: ...igital Input 17 Off 0 On 1 17 10018 0 1 Digital Input 18 Off 0 On 1 18 10019 0 1 Digital Input 19 Off 0 On 1 19 10020 0 1 Digital Input 20 Off 0 On 1 20 10021 0 1 Digital Input 21 Off 0 On 1 21 10022 0 1 Digital Input 22 Off 0 On 1 22 10023 0 1 Digital Input 23 Off 0 On 1 23 10024 0 1 Digital Input 24 Off 0 On 1 24 10025 0 1 Digital Input 25 Off 0 On 1 25 10026 0 1 Digital Input 26 Off 0 On 1 26 1...

Page 27: ... 0 On 1 Bit 15 Digital Input 16 Off 0 On 1 1 30002 Bit 0 Digital Input 17 Off 0 On 1 Bit 1 Digital Input 18 Off 0 On 1 Bit 2 Digital Input 19 Off 0 On 1 Bit 3 Digital Input 20 Off 0 On 1 Bit 4 Digital Input 21 Off 0 On 1 Bit 5 Digital Input 22 Off 0 On 1 Bit 6 Digital Input 23 Off 0 On 1 Bit 7 Digital Input 24 Off 0 On 1 Bit 8 Digital Input 25 Off 0 On 1 Bit 9 Digital Input 26 Off 0 On 1 Bit 10 Di...

Page 28: ...ask for SIPOD 20 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 4 Mask for SIPOD 21 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 5 Mask for SIPOD 22 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 6 Mask for SIPOD 23 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 7 Mask for SIPOD 24 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 8 Mask for SIPOD 25 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 9 Mask for SIPOD 26 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 10 Mask for SIPOD 27 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 11 Mask for SIPOD 28 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 12 Mask for SIPOD 29 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 13 Mask fo...

Page 29: ...SIPOD 25 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 9 SIPOD 26 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 10 SIPOD 27 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 11 SIPOD 28 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 12 SIPOD 29 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 13 SIPOD 30 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 14 SIPOD 31 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 15 SIPOD 32 Open 0 Close 1 6 4007 Bit 0 SIPOD 33 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 1 SIPOD 34 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 2 SIPOD 35 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 3 SIPOD 36 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 4 SIPOD 37 Open 0 Close 1 Bit...

Page 30: ...POD 31 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 15 SIPOD 32 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 10 40011 Bit 0 SIPOD 33 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 1 SIPOD 34 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 2 SIPOD 35 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 3 SIPOD 36 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 4 SIPOD 37 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 5 SIPOD 38 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 6 SIPOD 39 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 7 SIPOD 40 Exists 1 Not Exists 0 Bit 8 SIPOD 41 Exists 1 Not ...

Page 31: ...POD 35 Failure 1 Non Failure 0 Mode Bit 3 SIPOD 36 Failure 1 Non Failure 0 Mode Bit 4 SIPOD 37 Failure 1 Non Failure 0 Mode Bit 5 SIPOD 38 Failure 1 Non Failure 0 Mode Bit 6 SIPOD 39 Failure 1 Non Failure 0 Mode Bit 7 SIPOD 40 Failure 1 Non Failure 0 Mode Bit 8 SIPOD 41 Failure 1 Non Failure 0 Mode Bit 9 SIPOD 42 Failure 1 Non Failure 0 Mode Bit 10 Not Used Bit 11 Not Used Bit 12 Not Used Bit 13 N...

Page 32: ...l for Digital Input 11 Off 0 On 1 Bit 11 Control for Digital Input 12 Off 0 On 1 Bit 12 Control for Digital Input 13 Off 0 On 1 Bit 13 Control for Digital Input 14 Off 0 On 1 Bit 14 Control for Digital Input 15 Off 0 On 1 Bit 15 Control for Digital Input 16 Off 0 On 1 19 40020 Bit 0 Control for Digital Input 17 Off 0 On 1 Bit 1 Control for Digital Input 18 Off 0 On 1 Bit 2 Control for Digital Inpu...

Page 33: ...pen 0 Close 1 Bit 10 Mask for Output Group Zone 27 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 11 Mask for Output Group Zone 28 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 12 Mask for Output Group Zone 29 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 13 Mask for Output Group Zone 30 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 14 Mask for Output Group Zone 31 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 15 Mask for Output Group Zone 32 Open 0 Close 1 26 40027 Bit 0 Mask for Output Group Zone 33 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 1 Mask for...

Page 34: ...1 Bit 15 Output Group Zone 16 Open 0 Close 1 29 40030 Bit 0 Output Group Zone 17 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 1 Output Group Zone 18 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 2 Output Group Zone 19 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 3 Output Group Zone 20 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 4 Output Group Zone 21 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 5 Output Group Zone 22 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 6 Output Group Zone 23 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 7 Output Group Zone 24 Open 0 Close 1 Bit 8 Outp...

Page 35: ...are see Analog In Out 38 40039 Analog Output 1 Actual read only see Analog In Out 39 40040 Analog Output 2 Actual read only see Analog In Out 40 40041 SIPOD 1 Status word See SIPOD Status Read Only 41 40042 SIPOD 2 Status word See SIPOD Status Read Only 42 40043 SIPOD 3 Status word See SIPOD Status Read Only 43 40044 SIPOD 4 Status word See SIPOD Status Read Only 44 40045 SIPOD 5 Status word See S...

Page 36: ...Reserved 104 40105 I O Board Milliseconds Timer 0 60000 Read Only 105 40106 I O Board Minutes Timer 0 65000 Read Only 106 40107 Number of ﬂash writes of parameters since the last complete program reload from JTAG 107 40108 Analog Output 1 Linear Correction 0 2048 default 0 108 40109 Analog Output 1 Voltage Percentage Correction 0 100 default 0 109 40110 Analog Output 2 Linear Correction 0 2048 def...

Page 37: ...e deﬁnition 24 280 40281 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 25 281 40282 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 26 282 40283 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 27 283 40284 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 28 284 40285 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 29 285 40286 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 30 286 40287 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 31 287 40288 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 32 288 40289 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 33 289 40290 Output...

Page 38: ... deﬁnition 77 333 40334 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 78 334 40335 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 79 335 40336 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 80 336 40337 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 81 337 40338 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 82 338 40339 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 83 339 40340 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 84 340 40341 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 85 341 40342 Output Group Zone deﬁnition 86 342 40343 Output ...

Page 39: ...It is advisable to select more than 60 seconds as Blink time 778 40779 BlinkCycle 0 15000 s time in seconds for the blinking off on cycle i e frequency of blinking default 60 Note It is advisable to select 30 or more seconds as blink cycle 779 40780 BlinkOffTime 0 255 s time in seconds that the lights are turned off in each cycle default 1 780 40781 Reserved 781 40782 Time in minutes to check for ...

Page 40: ... 14 Status 2nd pole if Two Three Pole 0 Open 1 Closed Bit 13 Status 3rd pole if Three Pole 0 Open 1 Closed Bit 10 12 Not used Bit 8 9 SIPOD Type 1 Single Pole 2 Two Pole 3 Three Pole Bit 0 7 SIPOD position number data rail port number 1516 41517 Bit 15 Status 0 Open 1 Closed SIPOD 42 Report Bit 8 14 Other ﬂags Bit 0 7 Version 0 Open 1 Closed 1517 41518 Timestamp Minutes 1518 41519 Timestamp Ticks ...

Page 41: ...ital Input 21 Type 1813 41814 Digital Input 22 Type 1814 41815 Digital Input 23 Type 1815 41816 Digital Input 24 Type 1816 41817 Digital Input 25 Type 1817 41818 Digital Input 26 Type 1818 41819 Digital Input 27 Type 1819 41820 Digital Input 28 Type 1820 41821 Digital Input 29 Type 1821 41822 Digital Input 30 Type 1822 41823 Digital Input 31 Type 1823 41824 Digital Input 32 Type 1824 41825 Reserve...

Page 42: ...0 42081 O Map for Analog Input 1 2081 42082 I O Map for Analog Input 2 2082 2303 Reserved 2304 42305 Byte 1 I O Controller Status Byte 2 I O Controller Firmware Version 2305 42306 Minutes since IO Controller started rolls over to 0 at 65000 2306 42307 Milliseconds since IO Controller started rolls over to 0 at 60000 2307 42308 Reserved 2308 42309 Reserved 2309 42310 Reserved 2310 42311 Number of g...

Page 43: ...it 8 15 Type of SIPOD 5 Bit 0 7 Type of SIPOD 6 2819 42820 Bit 8 15 Type of SIPOD 7 Bit 0 7 Type of SIPOD 8 2820 42821 Bit 8 15 Type of SIPOD 9 Bit 0 7 Type of SIPOD 10 2821 42822 Bit 8 15 Type of SIPOD 11 Bit 0 7 Type of SIPOD 12 2822 42823 Bit 8 15 Type of SIPOD 13 Bit 0 7 Type of SIPOD 14 2823 42824 Bit 8 15 Type of SIPOD 15 Bit 0 7 Type of SIPOD 16 2824 42825 Bit 8 15 Type of SIPOD 17 Bit 0 7 ...

Page 44: ... for Input 16 3088 43089 Timed override for Input 17 3089 43090 Timed override for Input 18 3090 43091 Timed override for Input 19 3091 43092 Timed override for Input 20 3092 43093 Timed override for Input 21 3093 43094 Timed override for Input 22 3094 43095 Timed override for Input 23 3095 43096 Timed override for Input 24 3096 43097 Timed override for Input 25 3097 43098 Timed override for Input...

Page 45: ... Override time SIPOD 32 3360 43361 Override time SIPOD 33 3361 43362 Override time SIPOD 34 3362 43363 Override time SIPOD 35 3363 43364 Override time SIPOD 36 3364 43365 Override time SIPOD 37 3365 43366 Override time SIPOD 38 3366 43367 Override time SIPOD 39 3367 43368 Override time SIPOD 40 3368 43369 Override time SIPOD 41 3369 43370 Override time SIPOD 42 3370 3583 Reserved 3584 43585 Logic ...

Page 46: ...607 Logic Operation for Digital Input 23 3607 43608 Logic Operation for Digital Input 24 3608 43609 Logic Operation for Digital Input 25 3609 43610 Logic Operation for Digital Input 26 3610 43611 Logic Operation for Digital Input 27 3611 43612 Logic Operation for Digital Input 28 3612 43613 Logic Operation for Digital Input 29 3613 43614 Logic Operation for Digital Input 30 3614 43615 Logic Operat...

Page 47: ...el Setting 3 0 4095 8205 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 4 0 4095 8206 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 5 0 4095 8207 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 6 0 4095 8208 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 7 0 4095 8209 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 8 0 4095 8210 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 9 0 4095 8211 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 10 0 4095 Analog Output Desired ...

Page 48: ...og Input Threshold Level Setting 3 1229 3v 8205 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 4 1638 4v 8206 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 5 2048 5v 8207 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 6 2457 6v 8208 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 7 2867 7v 8209 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 8 3276 8v 8210 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 9 3686 9v 8211 Analog Input Threshold Level Setting 10 ...

Page 49: ... Input 2 44 Typical Example Scenario Connect an Analog Light Sensor to the TB6 terminal Analog Input 1 or Analog Input 2 Typically in this scenario the sensor will be pointing to the inside light level Connect a Dimming Ballast to the TB5 terminal Analog Output 1 Set the Analog Output Feed Settings as follows Register 32 value as 43 if the dimming ballasts are connected to Analog Output 1 Register...

Page 50: ...ftdichip com Drivers CDM CDM20814_Setup exe The following window opens 2 Click on Save to download the exe ﬁle CDM20814_Setup exe Save it in any folder of your choice 3 Make sure the USB RS485 cable is unplugged 4 Double click on CDM20814_Setup exe ﬁle When the console window goes away the driver is ready The following window appears ...

Page 51: ...r is ready 7 Plug in the USB RS485 cable and the driver will load 8 To determine which COM port was allotted by the system for this USB to RS485 Converter follow these steps a Be sure the USB to RS485 converter is connected to your system b On the desktop right click on the My Computer Icon c Click on Properties the following window opens ...

Page 52: ...50 Appendix E USB to RS485 Converter Driver Software Installation Instructions d Click on the Hardware tab the following screen opens e Click on Device manager the following screen opens ...

Page 53: ...51 Appendix E USB to RS485 Converter Driver Software Installation Instructions f Press the symbol to expand Ports COM LPT to see which virtual COM port is assigned to the USB RS485 converter ...

Page 54: ...52 Appendix E USB to RS485 Converter Driver Software Installation Instructions ...

Page 55: ...ary NO 2 Wire 1 Leviton LVS 2W Low voltage switch Momentary Momentary NO 2 Wire 2 Leviton LVS 3W Low voltage switch Momentary Momentary NO 2 Wire 3 Leviton LVS 4W Low voltage switch Momentary Momentary NO 2 Wire 4 Leviton LVS 5W Low voltage switch Momentary Momentary NO 2 Wire 5 Leviton LVS 6W Low voltage switch Momentary Momentary NO 2 Wire 6 Leviton LVS 8W Low voltage switch Momentary Momentary ...

Page 56: ...pper LS 102 Maintained Requires 24 VDC It is a powered input it inputs 24 DC into the i 3 input or it can be used with an interposing relay Indoor 1 Powered 24 VDC Sensor Switch CM PC Maintained Requires 24 VDC It is a powered input it inputs 24 DC into the i 3 input or it can be used with an interposing relay Indoor 1 Powered 24 VDC Sensor Switch CMR PC CMRB PC Maintained Line voltage it requires...

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