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SIO-MB04DAS User Guide, 1st Edition

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Modbus data is mapped in tables and assigned an address. Data can be of two types:

•  REGISTER, 2 bytes (word of 16 bits) that can be associated to an analog input or output, a variable, a setpoint, etc.
•  COIL, 1 bit that can be associated to a digital input or output, or to a logic state.

A register could contain the image (mirror) of a group of coils; for example, the system flags of the device could be read or written 
as individual bits addressing the coil related to each or can be read or written as a word addressing the register. Modbus registers and 
coils are divided into the following groups of addresses:

•  0xxxx and 1xxxx = Coils (bit)
•  3xxxx and 4xxxx = Registers (word)

When reading functions are performed, use the tables indicated below to address the registers. These registers may be addressed by a 
Modbus TCP/IP server or by the integrated web server.

COIL ADDRESSES

Coil (Hex) Coil (Dec)

Description

Access

0x00A1

00161

Watchdog Enable

R/W

0x00A2

00162

Watchdog Event

R/W

0x00A3

00163

Power Up Event

R/W

REGISTER ADDRESSES

Register

Description

Access

40002

Firmware [0]

RO

40003

Firmware [1]

RO 

40004

-Reserved-

RO

40005

-Reserved-

RO

40007

Node ID

R/W

40011

System Flags

R/W

40013

Watchdog timer

R/W

40031

Output Type, Channel 0 (Outputs 1-0)

R/W

40032

Output Type, Channel 1 (Outputs 3-2)

R/W

40041

Analog Output (0)

R/W

40042

Analog Output (1)

R/W

40043

Analog Output (2)

R/W

40044

Analog Output (3)

R/W

40049

Power Up (0)

R/W

40050

Power Up (1)

R/W

40051

Power Up (2)

R/W

40052

Power Up (3)

R/W

40057

Safe (0)

R/W

40058

Safe (1)

R/W

40059

Safe (2)

R/W

40060

Safe (3)

R/W

SUPPORTED MODBUS FUNCTION CODES

Function

Description

01

Read Coil Status (0xxxx)

02

Read Inputs Status (1xxxx)

03

Read Holding Registers (4xxxx)

04

Read Inputs Registers (3xxxx)

05

Force Single Coil

06

Preset Single Register

15 (0x0F)

Force Multiple Coils

16 (0x10)

Preset Multiple Registers

NOTES:

•  Registers and coils marked as RO in the column ‘Access’ are Read Only registers.
•  Registers and coils marked as R/W in the column ‘Access’ are Read and Write registers.
•  The group of 0xxxx addresses mirrors the group of 1xxxx addresses; the group of 3xxxx addresses mirrors the 4xxxx addresses. 

Therefore the first register could be addressed either as 30002 (with function 04) or 40002 ( with function 03).

•  A maximum of 

128 

coils can be read through Modbus function codes 01 and 02 (see “Supported modbus functions codes”).

•  A maximum of 

64

 registers can be read through Modbus function codes 03 and 04 (see “Supported modbus functions codes”).

•  A maximum of 

64 

registers can be written by Modbus function code 16 (see “Supported modbus functions codes”).

•  A maximum of 

64 

coils can be written by Modbus function code 15 (see “Supported modbus functions codes”).

Summary of Contents for SIO-MB04DAS

Page 1: ...Manual Number SIO MB04DAS UG Field I O SIO MB04DAS USER GUIDE Analog Output Module 4 channel current voltage...

Page 2: ...031 Output Type Channel 0 Outputs 1 0 R W 40032 Output Type Channel 1 Outputs 3 2 R W 40041 Analog Output 0 R W 40042 Analog Output 1 R W 40043 Analog Output 2 R W 40044 Analog Output 3 R W 40049 Powe...

Page 3: ...Stride Field I O 2 SIO MB04DAS User Guide 1st Edition PRODUCT LABEL AND WIRING DIAGRAM Terminal block pinouts and wiring diagrams are printed on the side of the module as shown below...

Page 4: ...reset With the setting of this bit as 0 by the user and checking its state it is possible to know if a reset of the device has occurred 0 reset not occurred 1 reset occurred This bit must be reset ma...

Page 5: ...ied to the device the outputs are automatically set to the corresponding values in these registers In the event of loss of power the values in these registers are not lost Default 0 0V or 0mA The valu...

Page 6: ...ightly Enter the Username and Password Default username admin Default password password Click Login to access the device as follows Note that all pages include a Logout button to quit and return to th...

Page 7: ...gateway A default gateway allows this device to communicate with devices on another subnet Socket Timeout set the timeout time in minutes the device will close its TCP connection if it does not receiv...

Page 8: ...tchdog event 0 Watchdog disabled 1 Watchdog enabled Timeout ref Watchdog timer register set the value in seconds of the Watchdog timer Watchdog Event ref System Flags register this flag signals that t...

Page 9: ...pgrade opens a dialog to enter credentials select a file from the local PC and proceed with the update Firmware Version shows the firmware version loaded on the device WebPage Version shows the versio...

Page 10: ...st Edition Username and Password Set the user name and password Username set the user name to access the device Default admin Password set the password to access the device Default password Click Save...

Page 11: ...ref Analog Output registers shows the present value and allows writing a value to each analog output Safe ref Safe registers allows configuration of the value to which the analog output will be set i...

Page 12: ...type 192 168 1 174 or the DHCP assigned address in the address field Browse through the user interface to view configuration settings and data or change configuration settings When all changes are co...

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