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FG-200 HSE/FF Modbus - User Manual
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Version EN-112021-1.30.3
If you select Monitor > Point Pages you need to select the specific point page you want to be opened
from a list.
6.5.4 Fieldbus
6.5.4.1 Devices
The devices submenu opens a table displaying the devices that are connected to the FG-200. The table
shows which segment from the FG-200 is connected to how many devices. The devices are displayed with
their H1 Node Address, their Device ID and their PD Tag.
Precondition : You have activated Enable HSE Alarms in Configuration
à
Settings
à
General Settings .
Additionally there is information about the alarm VCR (VCR address) and the status of the alarm (alarm
sending in the H1 device and transferring the alarm from the FG-200 to HSE).
The column Alarm VCR displays the configured H1 endpoint address used for the reception of the alarms.
indicates that alarm sending is configured.
indicates that no alarm could be configured or - in Visitor mode only - a different
endpoint is configured already to the device which must not be overwritten.
The fields Node and PD Tag are display fields and cannot be modified.
Click [Update Alarm VCR] to update the list, e.g. after a configuration download. Thus, modified node
addresses, PD tags or the communication configuration list will reflect the current H1 segment
configuration status. Alternatively you can restart the FG-200 to update settings.
6.5.4.2 Blocks
The Block submenu displays the block information of all FF-H1 field devices that are connected to the FG-
200. Two filters allow for selecting
Segment
the list of configured segments.
Device list of devices connected.
The table shows the corresponding Block Type, Block Name, Description and whether it is enabled or not.
Enabled block types are displayed in the point page in the Monitor menu . By default only those blocks
are enabled that have a block name. For vendor-specific blocks the profile number is displayed instead of
the name.
When naming blocks (up to 32 ASCII-characters) we recommend assigning self-explanatory names that
contain information about the location or type (e.g. analog output, digital input).
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