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MODBUS Interface
F-6 Verbatim Owner's Manual
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To interrogate the alarm status for Remote Channel number 1 1 enter the
command:
4 0 1 1 <ENTER>
The existing commands that apply globally to all channels will apply uniformly
to the RCs as well. Specifically, these codes are: 900, 902, 904, 917N, 923N,
927N, 930, 935N, 966N, 9403, 9404. The ‘CHECK STATUS’ function, either
from the front panel or over-the-phone, reports channel status for all channels
both physical or remote.
The sub-sections that follow itemize all programming key sequences available
to the user. A short description of each function is provided, together with
longer notes when necessary. If a programming key sequence is not recognized
by the Verbatim autodialer, or any parameter is invalid, the Verbatim autodialer
simply says “Enter program code”.
All commands that use a full network address may omit the network ID and/or
the node address, in which case the default values (codes 4910, 4911) will be
used. The user should then also omit the ‘*’ delimiter associated with the
omitted component. If the user does omit a field then all preceding fields must
also be omitted. (See Section F.4.2 for more information on net address
formats.)
The RCs on any specific network may be globally inactivated without erasing
any of their configuration. An individual RC may be inactivated without erasing
the network address by setting the no alarm or disarmed criterion. In this case, it
will be necessary to reprogram the criterion in order to re-activate the channel.
F.4.2 Associating a Net Address with a Remote Channel
Note:
Remember that * = POINT when referenced in this manual.
The most important operation in configuring your Verbatim autodialer is
associating a data register’s net address to a RC. The net address is actually
part of the complete command sequence entered by the user when programming
the association of a RC and a data register. Consider the following example.
Suppose the Verbatim's NET 1 is configured for the Modbus protocol and node
2 on that net is a PLC. To associate RC #01 with the16 bit data register whose
address is 40001 you would enter the following command sequence:
4 5 0 1 * 1 * 2 * 40001 * then ENTER.