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Single Gas Sensor Module (SGSM)
Operations Manual
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Register Name Register Location Description
MB_DIGIO_UART_3_MODE 1619
Determines mode: modbus
slave = 0, modbus master = 1
MB_DIGIO_UART_3_BAUD_RATE 1620
Baud Rate. 0=1200 ,...,
10=115200
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_0 1621 Start of Serial number
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_1 1622 serial number 1
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_2 1623 serial number 2
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_3 1624 serial number 3
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_4 1625 serial number 4
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_5 1626 serial number 5
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_6 1627 serial number 6
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_7 1628 serial number 7
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_8 1629 serial number 8
MB_DIGIO_SER_NUM_9 1630 serial number 9
MB_DIGIO_EVENT_IN_CP 1636 Copy of Event Input
MB_DIGIO_EVENT_OUT_ACT_CP 1637 Actual Output
MB_DIGIO_EVENT_OUT_SP_CP 1638 Copy of Output setpoint
SENSOR_SUB_SERIAL_NUM 1700 serial number of sensor board
Initial Network Configuration
This section is intended for use by persons familiar with Ethernet network setup. The SGSM has
a static IP Address so that the web interface can be accessed easily. The default IP Address of
the sensor is 192.168.1.200.
If the default IP Address does not allow you to connect to this device through the web browser
(see
Control Interface via Web Browser section), the IP Address of the sensor can be found by
using SSi’s
nLocateIP
software. This method is described in the following subsection.
nLocateIP Method
Once the unit is connected to the network, you should be able to locate it using SSi’s
nLocateIP
software. This program is available from SSi. To use it in locating the unit on the network, follow
these steps on a Windows-based PC:
1.
Ensure that the unit is connected to the network.
2. Open the nLocateIP program