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Type
± 10 V
± 20 mA
Decimals
3
3
40015 : INPUT VALUE # 0
40016 : INPUT VALUE # 1
40017 : INPUT VALUE # 2
40018 : INPUT VALUE # 3
These registers contain the measure value for each input channel, converted in engineering
units: the values are expressed in Volts or mA.
The format is a 16bit signed integer; the decimal number depends from the input type, as
shown in the table.
40023 : SYNCHRONISM INPUT VALUE # 0
40024 : SYNCHRONISM INPUT VALUE # 1
40025 : SYNCHRONISM INPUT VALUE # 2
40026 : SYNCHRONISM INPUT VALUE # 3
When the device receive the Sync command (see the “Procedures” section), the actual input values in the 40015÷40018 registers are saved in these
registers, channel by channel, to be read in a following time.
COILS DESCRIPTION
00009 : WATCHDOG ALARM ENABLE
Enable the WatchDog alarm. If the alarm is enabled and the device does not receive any command for a time longer than the time specified in the
40009 register, the WatchDog alarm Event coil is forced to 1 (see the “Procedures” section).
0 = Watchdog alarm disabled
1 = Watchdog alarm enabled
00010 : WATCHDOG ALARM EVENT
This coil indicates the condition of WatchDog Alarm. If the alarm is enabled and the device does not receive any command for a time longer than the
time specified in the 40009 register, this coil is forced to 1. To return from the alarm condition, set this coil to 0.
0 = Normal Condition
1 = Alarm Condition
00011 : POWER-UP EVENT
This coil is forced to 1 at each power-on of the device; this state indicates that the device has been switched off. It is possible to know if a reset of the
device is happened clearing this coil and monitoring its state.
0 = reset not happened
1 = reset happened
Bit
Channel
15
-
14
-
13
-
12
-
11
-
10
-
09
-
08
-
07
-
06
-
05
-
04
-
03
#3
02
#2
01
#1
00
#0
40012 : CHANNEL ENABLE
It is suggested to disable the channels not used. Write the relative bit on this register to enable (1) or disable (0) the channel.
