Configuration
2
0
1
8
-0
7
29
4.3
Cyclic Communication Data Description
The following sections describe the device variables involved in cyclic communication. Most of
these variables contain a data part and a status byte. The status supports 2 different sets of
coding: the classic status and the condensed status. The condensed status offers gradual
prioritized information which is the most suitable to support you with process control and
maintenance tasks. Whereas the classic status follows a fixed mapping between failure cause
and status message, the condensed status can be configured depending on available failure
causes. For more information, refer to the device type manager description on diagnostic and
status mapping.
4.3.1
Valve Coupler Mode and FD0-VC Compatibility Mode Variables
The following section offers information on the following valve coupler mode variables:
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SP_D
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RIN_D
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RB_D
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ROUT_D
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CB_D
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OUT_D
Modules (combination of
variables)
Description
Byte length
Input
Output
EMPTY_MODULE
Empty module. Used if a channel
is not used.
0
0
OUT_D
Input value and status of the input
if binary sensors are used.
2
0
OUT
Input value and status of the input
if configured in frequency mode.
Not applicable to the
FD0–BI–Ex12.PA compatibility
mode.
5
0
OUT long
OUT long: Value for frequency
input with the corresponding
status. Module description in long
format. Not applicable to the FD0-
BI-Ex12.PA compatibility mode.
5
0
OUT short
OUT short: Value for frequency
input with the corresponding
status. Module description in short
format. Not applicable to the FD0-
BI-Ex12.PA compatibility mode.
5
0
OUT_C
Input value and status of the input
if configured in counter mode. Not
applicable to the FD0–BI–Ex12.PA
compatibility mode.
5
0
OUT_C + OUT_C_RESET
Counter input value and
corresponding status in
combination with counter reset
value.
5
1