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             R40 MODEM EXPANDER MODULE  p 15

Pos.

Value Function

hex

hex                                               

12 

TTxx PLC Timer Tick 1/1200-256/1200.

    xxRR PLC Run Flags.

13 

XXXX PLC Flag/Accumulator Bits. Setting the “S” bit = xxx2 redirects

PLC texts from the modem to either serial port.

14 

VVVV PLC 16-bit Accumulator .

15 

TTTT PLC 16-bit Timer .

16 

E0/xx- Real Time Clock fine tuning. 0/0/xx = no adjustment.
-1Fxx

 xx0/0/-  Real Time Clock 10 ms counter, reset at 99*10 ms.
    -xx63

17 

0/0/0/0/-  Real Time Clock seconds counter. Running a PLC DATE
-FFFF instruction changes it to a seconds counter.

18-1F

R40 help cells, do not change.

20/ 

 

18 h Timer FFF0/ = Modem restart

0/0/0/0/ = Recheck Signal
0/0/24 = No timeout

21

8xxx

No Connect to SIM card operator.

0/0/xx-  Signal Strength
-1Fxx

22-23 

Serial Port Select Code, four characters when Q2=1.

24 

MMxx Modem Code Fifth Letter, trailing a valid code.

xxSS Serial Port Code Fifth Letter, trailing a valid code.

             R40 MODEM EXPANDER MODULE  p 16

Pos.

Value Function

hex

hex                                               

25 

XXXX Optional Pulse Counter, incrementing on I5 negative edges.

26-37

Free memory for PLC use.

38 

Supply Voltage Level, 80..500 ~ 8,0..50,0V.

39

  

0/0/xx- Analogue Input Value for I5 for 0 - 10 V. Refer to page 9.
-FFxx Normally with a pullup to 4 V.

 xx0/0/- Analogue Input Value for I6 for 0 - 10 V.

-xxFF Normally with a pullup to 4 V.

3A-3F

R40 help cells, do not change.

40/-4F

Communication Parameter Pairs for SIOX Spy or PLC use.

50/-7F

R40 help cells, do not change.

80/-FF

PLC Program Area, refer to PLC manual.

10/0/-13F

Modem Receive Buffer (EEPROM=free user area)

140/-17F

Modem Transmit Buffer (EEPROM=free user area)

180/-1BF

Serial Ports Receive Buffer (EEPROM=free user area)

1C0/-1FF

Serial Ports Transmit Buffer (EEPROM=free user area)

20/0/-7FF

User Area (EEPROM only)

Summary of Contents for TELEFRANG R40 Series

Page 1: ...ber 6R40 3 R40 4 Mains powered SIOX Modem Expander Order number 6R40 4 R40 5 24V powered SIOX Modem Expander with power Relay Order number 6R40 5 R40man wpd 090513 TF R40 MODEM EXPANDER MODULE p 2 Con...

Page 2: ...17 Typically a two wire low capacitance twisted pair is used for the SIOX com munication bus Shielded cables may be used but unless a correct strategy for shield grounding is adopted they may prove to...

Page 3: ...d shaking often the two ASCII characters DC1 and DC3 called X ON and X OFF The RS485 port handles this protocol if the reserved characters are set in parameter 0 3 0 0 0 0 means no soft handshaking Wh...

Page 4: ...o above 0 0 24 for eternal operation Modem to SIOX LINK Mode One standard firmware function in R40 is a LINK mode where all characters received from the GSM modem are copied to the SIOX bus independen...

Page 5: ...rew terminals at the right bottom corner and is protected by a Time Lag Anti Surge HRC High Rupture Capacity fuse Note that the supply voltage must be above 20 V for the relay to pull Higher voltages...

Page 6: ...EPROM or temporary value 8xxx Master Flag is set by the PLC program when the R40 is to start communications over the SIOX bus on its own xx8x Inhibit Spy permitting PLC use of Par 4 0 4F R40 MODEM EXP...

Page 7: ...S232 Mode Odd Parity xxx6 xxx9 RS232 Bit Rate set up 2400 19200 or default 4800 R40 MODEM EXPANDER MODULE p 14 0 8 IIOO Buffer Pointers In Out for Modem receive automatic 0 9 Buffer Help Pointers for...

Page 8: ...our characters when Q2 1 24 MMxx Modem Code Fifth Letter trailing a valid code xxSS Serial Port Code Fifth Letter trailing a valid code R40 MODEM EXPANDER MODULE p 16 Pos Value Function hex hex 25 XXX...

Page 9: ...hat are adequately tightened to prohibit the cords from being pushed into pulled out of the unit Glands must be in compliance with the UL94 flame class 94V 0 Cables connected to the mains supply must...

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