
Controller functions
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RES-409
Version 1
If a contactor Kb is used to deactivate the control loop
(
section 8.3 "Power supply" on page 17
)
,
it must be reliably energized again 200ms at the latest after the "RESET" command is received (note
the contactor switching and delay times). If it is energized too late, an error message will be output by the
controller.
10.3.6 Querying the ACTUAL temperature
If the RES-409 receives a command requesting the actual value, it returns the current ACTUAL temperature in °C.
Negative temperatures are identified by the "sign" bit (most significant bit).
10.4
Sending CAN messages
The send command set of the RES-409 is shown in the table below:
Address
(hex)
Value
(dec)
Meaning
0000
0001
0002
0003
0…T
max
0…T
max
0…T
max
0…T
max
Current set point 0 (in °C)
Current set point 1 (in °C)
Current set point 2 (in °C)
Current set point 3(in °C)
0004
-20…T
max
Current actual value (in °C)
0005
(
Full current controller status
0006
3 digits (BCD
coded)
Digits 1…3 of 6-digit controller number
0007
3 digits (BCD
coded)
Digits 4…6 of 6-digit controller number
0008
0…40
Current calibration temperature (in °C)
0009
(
Acknowledgment message (current actual value with reduced controller status)
000A
As of
Feb. 2007:
3…99
Up to
Jan. 2007:
3…20
Current upper temperature tolerance band limit
000B
0…5 (
Current heatsealing band alloy/temperature range
The following CAN messages are only available on controllers manufactured as of February 2007:
000C
0…65535
Current fault and AUTOCAL status
(
section 10.4.3 "Fault / AUTOCAL status (as of February 2007)" on page 41)
000D
0…2
Hold mode: 0=OFF, 1=ON, 2=2 seconds
000E
0, 1
AUTOCOMP status: 0=OFF, 1=ON
000F
0…500
Maximum set point
0010
0…999
Software revision
0011
0…99
Software version (default value: 00)
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