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Modbus functions

Function no.

Description

Meaning

1 (0x01)

Read Coils

Read states of 1 to 8 bits according to bit list

3 (0x03)

Read Holding Registers

Read several consecutive registers

4 (0x04)

Read Input Registers

Read several consecutive registers

5 (0x05)

Write Single Coil

Write state of a single bit

6 (0x06)

Write Single Register

Write single register

Exception codes

Codes

Description

Meaning

1

Illegal Function Code

Unknown function or subfunction code

2

Illegal Data Address

Invalid register address

3

Illegal Data Value

Inconsistent coding for number of registers/bytes, data value

Exception codes (error codes) are returned in case of invalid function or register access.

Interface information

Modbus interface  

 

Expansion module EM-IP

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Summary of Contents for EM-IP

Page 1: ...on module EM IP Configuration manual Read the instructions prior to performing any task Description of data points for the BACnet IP or Modbus IP interface for EASYLAB TROX UNIVERSAL Firmware from 2 0...

Page 2: ...en TROX GmbH 2017 TROX GmbH Heinrich Trox Platz 47504 Neukirchen Vluyn Germany Germany Telephone 49 2845 202 0 Fax 49 2845 202 265 email trox trox de Internet http www troxtechnik com 06 2019 Expansi...

Page 3: ...the art and our expertise and experience of many years The manufacturer does not accept any liability for dam ages resulting from Non compliance with this manual Incorrect use Operation or handling by...

Page 4: ...ation manual as PDF document 10 3 5 Web server navigation 11 3 5 1 Accessing the web interface 11 3 5 2 Login 11 3 5 3 Menu navigation 11 3 5 4 Functions of the Plants menu 12 3 5 5 Functions of the E...

Page 5: ...s in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres Residual risks Failure of the network interface does not affect the con trol function of the volume flow controller but does affect data exchange with...

Page 6: ...nd experience described below Network administrator Network administrators design install configure and maintain the IT infrastructure in companies or organisa tions Skilled qualified electrician Skil...

Page 7: ...Security Environmental protection Expansion module EM IP 7...

Page 8: ...umber only for version 3 or higher With earlier software versions there is no data exchange between the expansion module EM IP and controller This means that the network is not able to read out cur re...

Page 9: ...ton Fig 1 1 pressed for more than 15 seconds The status LED Fig 1 2 blinks orange Once the factory configuration has been set again the system is rebooted Configuration Functions of the Reset push but...

Page 10: ...etwork administrators may enter or change data for the web server Chapter 1 6 Qualified staff on page 6 If unauthorised individuals make changes in the setup menu the warranty becomes void The Setup m...

Page 11: ...ticated Fig 5 Login Enter User name and Password Chapter 3 3 Supported users on page 10 then select Login The starting screen of the web interface is dis played Fig 6 Login failed If you enter an inva...

Page 12: ...the data points of the respective controller The following tabs are available Device data System data Switching presets RMF RMF switching presets All users can view this menu item Users who log in as...

Page 13: ...shows data for the selected room RMF switching presets This tab is available only for room supply and room extract air control Fig 15 RMF switching presets tab Use the RMF switching presets tab to de...

Page 14: ...sis trend log only after you have created or configured this trend log BACnet object Select View to define whether you want to display the evaluated measured values as diagrams or lists Use the select...

Page 15: ...for data points When you select BACNET object name the entries from the Object Name field Objects menu are used for data points 4 Use Save to confirm and save your entries Selecting the Gateway type...

Page 16: ...ayed 3 Select an object type from the Object type list Fig 22 Editing a trend log object example 4 Press for the desired object The Edit trend log object Fig 21 menu is displayed for the selected obje...

Page 17: ...tting up an analysis Select Analysis from the Setup menu to display Setup analysis and create a new analysis or change an existing analysis Displaying Setup 1 Select the Setup menu from the menu bar 2...

Page 18: ...word If you are logged in as Admin you may change both your own Admin password and passwords for User Changing passwords 5 Change the user profile 6 Use Save to confirm and save your entries 3 5 7 5 S...

Page 19: ...the network Scheduling Fig 29 Editing a schedule object 1 Go to the Setup system time Fig 28 page and select Set The Edit schedule object Fig 29 page opens Fig 30 Weekly schedule day of the week 2 Go...

Page 20: ...7 7 Alarm management This dialogue allows you to enter an SMTP server and access data such that e mails for events that you have previously created in the Objects area can be sent Opening the Alarm m...

Page 21: ...up menu from the menu bar Fig 35 Backup Update 2 Under System on the left select Backup The Backup Fig 33 page opens 3 Select Update on the Backup page 4 Follow the instructions on the screen Use Sear...

Page 22: ...nto the TCP Port field The default value is 502 Slave address Enter the Modbus slave address for EM IP into the Slave address field The default value is 1 Enter settings 1 Select the Setup menu from t...

Page 23: ...left select Network The Network Fig 38 menu is displayed 3 Enter new values or change option fields as required 4 Use Save to save your entries 3 5 7 11 1 Editing a device object Fig 39 Editing a devi...

Page 24: ...The Edit trend log object page is displayed 4 Enter new values or change option fields as required 5 Use Save to save your entries Editing an event log Fig 42 Editing an event log object 1 Go to Setup...

Page 25: ...ject types Analog value Binary value Multistate value The respective page is displayed 2 Enter the relevant data 3 Use Save to save your entries and Close to close the menu 3 5 8 Functions of the Help...

Page 26: ...ntroller for supply air or extract air RS RE PC RR RMF Room controller with active room manage ment function EC SC Single controller for supply air or extract air EC SC TAM Adapter module TAM RMF Adap...

Page 27: ...ability Building Blocks Sup ported DS RP B DS WP B DS RPM B DS WPM B DS COVU B AE NI B AE ACK B AE ASUM B AE ESUM B AE INFO B AE EL I B SCHEDWS I B T VMT I B T ATR B DM DDB A DM DDB B DM DOB_B DM DCC...

Page 28: ...ion V2 0 RD Application_Software_Ver sion TR2_02E RD Protocol_Version 1 RD Protocol_Revision 12 RD Protocol Services Sup ported Who is Who has Read Property Write Property Device communication control...

Page 29: ...11 DampPosMax State_FH x x x x x x RD Y MV 12 DampPosMin State_FH x x x x x x RD Y MV 13 DampPosMax State_RE x x x x x x RD Y MV 14 DampPosMin State_RE x x x x x x RD Y MV 15 DampPosMax State_TE x x...

Page 30: ...2 DampPosMax State_VE x x x x RD Y MV 33 DampPosMin State_VE x x x x RD Y MV 34 DampPosMax State_VS x x x x RD Y MV 35 DampPosMin State_VS x x x x RD Y MV 36 DampPosMax State_PKE x x x x RD Y MV 37 Da...

Page 31: ...x x RD Y AV 7 VelocitySet m s 74 x RD Y AV 8 VelocityAct m s 74 x RD Y AV 9 WireSensorPos 98 x RD Y AV 10 DampPos 98 x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 11 Damp PosMax_FH 98 x x x x x x RD Y AV 12 Damp PosMin_FH...

Page 32: ...x x x RD Y AV 33 Device_ID_1 95 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 34 Device_ID_2 95 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 35 Device_ID_3 95 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 36 Device_ID_4 95 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 3...

Page 33: ...flowAct_2 l s 87 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 59 VolflowAct_3 l s 87 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 60 VolflowAct_4 l s 87 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 61 VolflowAct_5 l s 87 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 62...

Page 34: ...x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 79 VolflowAct_23 l s 87 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y AV 80 VolflowSet_R l s 87 x x WR RD N AV 81 PressSet_R pa 53 x x WR RD N AV 82 Volt_AI2 volt 5 x x x x x x RD Y AV 83 Volt_...

Page 35: ...Y BV 11 DI6 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 12 DO1 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 13 DO2 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 14 DO3 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 15 DO4 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 16 DO5 x x x x x x...

Page 36: ...rm_7 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 39 LocalAlarm_8 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 40 LocalAlarm_9 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 41 LocalAlarm_10 x x x x x x x x x x RD Y BV 42 LocalAlarm_11 x x x x x x x x x...

Page 37: ...l value of the addressed controller General information for a Modbus device can be read out using the Read Device Identification func tion Abbreviations EASYLAB FH Fume cupboard controller RR Room con...

Page 38: ...l Write state of a single bit 6 0x06 Write Single Register Write single register Exception codes Codes Description Meaning 1 Illegal Function Code Unknown function or subfunction code 2 Illegal Data A...

Page 39: ...alAlarm_4 x x x x x x RD 13 LocalAlarm_5 x x x x x x RD 14 LocalAlarm_6 x x x x x x RD 15 LocalAlarm_7 x x x x x x RD 16 LocalAlarm_8 x x x x x x RD 17 LocalAlarm_9 x x x x x x RD 18 LocalAlarm_10 x x...

Page 40: ...alAlarm_20 x x x x x x RD 29 LocalAlarm_21 x x x x x x RD 30 LocalAlarm_22 x x x x x x RD 31 LocalAlarm_23 x x x x x x RD 1 only for individually selected operating mode stand alone operation Bits are...

Page 41: ...x x x x x x x x x RD 9 VolOffset_T x x WR RD 10 VolOffset_P x x WR RD 11 PressAct x x x x RD 12 PressSet x x x x RD 13 PressSetSel x x WR RD 14 DampPos x x x x x x x x RD 15 DampPosMax_FH Value x x x...

Page 42: ...x x x x x x RD 32 SummaryAlarm x x x x x x RD 33 PressAlarm x x x x RD 34 WireSensorPos x RD 35 SwitchPos x RD 36 RoomModeAct x x x x x x RD 37 SystemDevices x x x x x x x x x x RD 38 SunBlind x x x...

Page 43: ...x x x x RD 59 DampPosMin_TS Value x x x x x x RD 60 DampPosMin_TS Status x x x x x x RD 61 DO_Set x x x x x x x x x x WR RD 62 DO_SetByLocal x x x x x x x x x x RD 63 LocalAlarm_ 0 7 x x x x x x x x x...

Page 44: ...21 x x x x x x x x x x RD 88 Device_ID_22 x x x x x x x x x x RD 89 Device_ID_23 x x x x x x x x x x RD 90 VolflowAct_0 x x x x x x x x x x RD 91 VolflowAct_1 x x x x x x x x x x RD 92 VolflowAct_2 x...

Page 45: ...wSet_R x x WR RD 115 PressSet_R x x WR RD 116 Volt_AI2 x x x x x x RD 117 Volt_AI3 x x x x x x RD 118 Volt_AO2 x x x x x x WR RD 119 DampPosMax_VE Value x x x x RD 120 DampPosMax_VE Status x x x x RD...

Page 46: ...130 DampPosMin_PKE Status x x x x RD 131 DampPosMax_PKS Value x x x x RD 132 DampPosMax_PKS Status x x x x RD 133 DampPosMin_PKS Value x x x x RD 134 DampPosMin_PKS Status x x x x RD 1 only for indiv...

Page 47: ...RSAL RE RS with RMF PR PD with RMF Function FH Operating mode default setting for a single fume cupboard controller only with individual operating mode default setting stand alone operation RMF Operat...

Page 48: ...rred as a percentage value of a volume flow rate change range that has been configured in the controller Data point BACnet Analog Value Object Instance AV 19 Modbus Register 9 VolOffset_P BMS access W...

Page 49: ...dard mode Data point BACnet Analog Value Object Instance AV 80 Modbus Register 114 PressSet_R BMS access WR RD Equipment function EASYLAB not used TROX UNIVERSAL PR PD PR PD with RMF Unit Pa Function...

Page 50: ...list bit 0 or register 1 PressSetSel BMS access WR RD Equipment function EASYLAB RR with RMF TAM with RMF TROX UNIVERSAL not used Function Input for switching between two pressure set points when diff...

Page 51: ...x01 Byte 20 Obj Length 23 Byte 21 43 Obj Value EM IP EASYLAB Byte 44 ID MajMinRevision 0x02 Byte 45 Obj Length 4 Byte 46 49 Obj Value V3 0 ModeAct BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB FH RR RR wit...

Page 52: ...g step of the fume cup board as a numeric value if the fume cupboard con troller is equipped with switch contacts for 2 point or 3 point control FH2P FH 3P Data point BACnet Multistate Value Object In...

Page 53: ...ther controllers Data point BACnet Analog Value Object Instance AV 3 Modbus Register 7 VolTotalSup BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB FH RR RR with RMF EC SC TAM TAM with RMF TROX UNIVERSAL RE R...

Page 54: ...r 6 VelocityAct BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB FH TROX UNIVERSAL not used Unit m s Function Output of the face velocity actual value if the fume cupboard controller is equipped with a face v...

Page 55: ...he configuration procedure Controllers are automatically assigned to the data points Example A controller has Device ID 5 The device with device ID 5 is automatically assigned to VolflowAct_4 and Loca...

Page 56: ...nts of 0 1 V Data point BACnet Analogue Value Object Instance AV 83 Modbus Register 117 LocalAlarm BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB FH RR RR with RMF EC SC TAM TAM with RMF TROX UNIVERSAL RE R...

Page 57: ...ssure alarm Data point BACnet Binary Value Object Instance BV 3 Modbus Bit list bit 4 or register 33 DI BACnet StateDI Modbus BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB FH RR RR with RMF EC SC TAM TAM w...

Page 58: ...the bus user addressed by device ID i e ID 4 LocalAlarm_3 Data point BACnet Binary Value Object Instance BV 31 LocalA larm_0 Instance BV 54 LocalAlarm_23 0 No alarm 1 Alarm Modbus Register 63 bit 0 Lo...

Page 59: ...Instance MV 13 Modbus Register 20 DampPosMinState_RE BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB FH RR RR with RMF EC SC TAM TAM with RMF TROX UNIVERSAL not used Function Output of the status of the roo...

Page 60: ...ith the least wide open damper blade 5 Data point BACnet Multistate Value Object Instance MV 18 Modbus Register 30 DampPosMaxState_EC BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB FH RR RR with RMF EC SC T...

Page 61: ...tistate Value Object Instance MV 31 Modbus Register 60 DampPosMaxState_VE BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB not used TROX UNIVERSAL RE RS RE RS with RMF PR PD PR PD with RMF Function Output of...

Page 62: ...Function Output of the status of the Universal differential pressure controller extract air with the least wide open damper blade 5 Data point BACnet Multistate Value Object Instance MV 37 Modbus Regi...

Page 63: ...ROX UNIVERSAL not used Unit Value range BACnet Percentage value in increments of 0 5 Modbus 0 200 200 corresponds to 100 Function Output of the damper blade position of the fume cupboard controller wi...

Page 64: ...Equipment function EASYLAB FH RR RR with RMF EC SC TAM TAM with RMF TROX UNIVERSAL RE RS RE RS with RMF PR PD PR PD with RMF Unit Value range BACnet Percentage value in increments of 0 5 Modbus 0 200...

Page 65: ...n EASYLAB FH RR RR with RMF EC SC TAM TAM with RMF TROX UNIVERSAL RE RS RE RS with RMF PR PD PR PD with RMF Unit Value range BACnet Percentage value in increments of 0 5 Modbus 0 200 200 corresponds t...

Page 66: ...ate Modbus Register 51 value and register 52 event state DampPosMax_SC BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB FH RR RR with RMF EC SC TAM TAM with RMF TROX UNIVERSAL not used Unit Value range BACnet...

Page 67: ...value in increments of 0 5 Modbus 0 200 200 corresponds to 100 Function Output of the damper blade position of the supply air or room supply air controller with the least wide open damper blade 1 5 Fo...

Page 68: ...123 value and register 124 event state DampPosMinValue_VS BMS access RD Equipment function EASYLAB not used TROX UNIVERSAL RE RS RE RS with RMF PR PD PR PD with RMF Unit Value range BACnet Percentage...

Page 69: ...s 0 200 200 corresponds to 100 Function Output of the damper blade position of the supply air pressure controller in the system with the widest open damper blade 1 4 Data point BACnet Analog Value Obj...

Page 70: ...damper blade in OPEN position special operating mode Modbus Register 16 20 24 28 Event state 0 All damper blades in standard operating mode Override possible Event state 1 FF All damper blades in OPE...

Page 71: ...d qualified electrician Protective equipment Protective clothing Safety goggles Materials Button cell type CR2032 1 Open the housing cover on the EASYLAB TROX UNIVERSAL controller or on the TAM adapte...

Page 72: ...l RTC module Fig 47 Removing the RTC module 2 Remove the fixing screw Fig 47 2 of the RTC module Fig 47 1 3 Remove the RTC module from EM IP Removing the ground strap Fig 48 Removing the ground strap...

Page 73: ...en the fixing screws only hand tight Fixing the ground strap Fig 52 Fixing the ground strap 4 Fix the ground strap Fig 52 3 with the fixing screw Fig 52 1 and the washer Fig 52 2 to EM IP 5 Fix the ot...

Page 74: ...g cover of the controller or adapter module see installation and operating manual for the device 5 2 3 Before re commissioning After you have completed any maintenance work and before you start using...

Page 75: ...DHCP mode is active LED orange Boot phase of EM IP LED orange blinking No configuration available LED red All files are being closed then the module is rebooted LAN 1 LAN 2 LED Fig 55 1 und 4 Operatin...

Page 76: ...us display 75 Webserver 75 Faults 75 G Gateway type 15 General settings 15 Guest 10 H Hotline 3 I Incorrect use 5 Interface information BACnet 26 IP address 8 IP settings 10 L Limitation of liability...

Page 77: ...tion 19 System owner s obligations 6 System time 18 T TCP port 22 Technical service 3 Temperature differences 6 Time synchronisation 19 U UDP port 23 Update 20 User 10 User administration 18 W Web int...

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Page 80: ...TROX GmbH 2017 TROX GmbH Heinrich Trox Platz 47504 Neukirchen Vluyn Ger many Germany 49 2845 202 0 49 2845 202 265 trox trox de http www troxtechnik com...

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