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Operation manual POSIDYN® SDS 5000
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11.3.2.2
Parameterization of Process Data
Each SDS 5000 on the IGB-Motionbus has its own memory area in which 32 bytes of data can be sent. These
data can be read by all the other inverters which are registered on the IGB network.
The first six bytes are permanently set with the following parameters.
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Byte 0:
E48 Device control state
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Byte 1:
E80 Operating condition
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Byte 2:
E82 Event type
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Byte 3:
A163.0 IGB systembits
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Byte 4:
A163.1 IGB systembits
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Byte 5: Reserved
Following this area, you can send up to 24 parameters per inverter with up to a total length of 26 bytes.
You can also read up to 32 parameters with a total length of up to 32 bytes from the IGB-Motionbus. The 32
parameters can come from different inverters. To parameterize the process data, proceed as shown below.
To parameterize the process data, proceed as shown below:
Information
Remember that you can only transmit parameters with PDO capability via the IGB-Motionbus.
Parameters with PDO capability are marked in the parameter list with the PDO attribute.
How to parameterize process data
1. Open the
IGB-Motionbus Process Data Mapping
assistant.
The following dialog screen appears:
2. Make sure that the button
producer view
is selected in the top part of the screen.
3. In the screen beneath, select an inverter which is to send the data on the IGB-Motionbus.
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