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Serial Communications
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Block Transfer Instructions
Block transfer operations with the 1203-GD1 communication module
require coordinated block transfer write (BTW) and block transfer
read (BTR) instructions to achieve successful data transmissions.
Rack – The number reported here should correspond to the
communication module’s rack assignment as selected via DIP switch
group one (SW1).
Group – The number reported here should correspond to the
communication module’s starting group address via DIP switch group
two (SW2), switches 1 and 2.
Module – In all cases (with regards to the 1203-GD1 communication
module) the number 0 should be reported here.
Control Block
①
– For this example a block transfer file type (BT) of
one element is used for the control block. An integer file (type N) of
five contiguous words could also be used.
Data File
①
– The first word of the data file (integer, Type N) selected
for the BTW or BTR block is reported here.
Length – The block transfer message length (number of words) is
reported here.
①
It is critical that care is given to all file assignments to ensure that no overlapping or overwriting
occurs.
BLOCK TRNSFR WRITE
Rack: 02
Group: 0
Module: 0
Control Block: BT11:0
Data File: N10:10
Length: 64
Continuous: N
BTW
(EN)
(DN)
(ER)
BLOCK TRNSFR WRITE
Rack: 02
Group: 0
Module: 0
Control Block: BT11:1
Data File: N10:90
Length: 64
Continuous: N
BTR
(EN)
(DN)
(ER)
- User Manual 1
- Please Read! 2
- Important User Information 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Table of Contents 10
- Product Overview 11
- Starting Modes 12
- Selectable Kickstart 13
- Current Limit Start 13
- Percent 14
- Voltage 14
- Time (seconds) 14
- Energy Saver 15
- Phase Rebalance 15
- Protection and 15
- Protection and Diagnostics 16
- Line Faults 19
- Underload 19
- Metering 20
- Communication 21
- Programming 21
- Status Indication 21
- Control Options 22
- Pump Control Option 23
- Preset Slow Speed Option 23
- Control Options (cont.) 24
- Accu-Stop 25
- Installation 27
- General Precautions 28
- Heat Dissipation 28
- Enclosures 28
- Ventilated Enclosures 29
- Non-ventilated Enclosures 29
- Mounting 30
- Mounting (cont.) 32
- Power Factor 35
- Correction Capacitors 35
- Current-limiting 36
- Fast Acting 36
- Protective Modules 37
- Motor Overload 37
- Protection 37
- Human Interface Module 38
- Human Interface 40
- Module (cont.) 40
- “Comm Fault” will occur 41
- Converter Modules 42
- Converter Modules (cont.) 44
- Electromagnetic 44
- Compatibility (EMC) 44
- Accessory Requirements 45
- Chapter 3 47
- Terminal Locations (cont.) 48
- Power Wiring 49
- Control Power 50
- Fan Power 51
- Control Terminal 52
- Designations 52
- Grounding 52
- Provision 52
- Standard Controller 53
- Wiring Diagrams 53
- Wiring Diagrams (cont.) 54
- Programming Menu (cont.) 66
- Password 69
- Parameter Management 70
- Using Parameter Management 71
- Parameter Modification 72
- Soft Start 73
- Dual Ramp Start 74
- Full Voltage Start 74
- Basic Setup 75
- Advanced Setup 76
- Example Settings 77
- Calibration 79
- Motor Data Entry (cont.) 80
- Calibration Procedure 81
- Calibration Procedure (cont.) 82
- Viewing Metering 84
- Data (cont.) 84
- Chapter 7 85
- Programming Parameters 87
- Control Wiring for 89
- SCANport Control 89
- Soft Stop, Pump Control, and 89
- Controller Interfacing 93
- Soft Stop Option 95
- Accu-Stop Options 98
- Contactor 100
- Preset Slow Speed and 102
- Accu-Stop Options (cont.) 102
- Preset Slow Speed 103
- Accu-Stop Option 104
- Customer supplied 105
- Serial Communications 110
- Control Enable 111
- SMC Status Data 112
- Reference/Feedback 112
- Parameter Listing 112
- Scale Factor 112
- Conversion 112
- Display Unit 113
- Equivalents 113
- Datalinks 113
- Interfacing 113
- Processing Time 113
- Remote I/O Examples 114
- Remote I/O Examples (cont.) 115
- G File Configuration 116
- I/O Addressing 116
- Block Transfer Instructions 130
- DeviceNet Examples 133
- I/O Mapping 134
- Refer To Table 8.A 137
- Explicit Messaging: 138
- Examples 140
- Sequence of Events: 140
- Setting Up the Data File: 141
- Example Ladder Logic Program: 142
- Diagnostics 144
- Clear Fault (cont.) 145
- Fault Buffer 145
- Fault Auxiliary Contact 145
- Fault Definitions 146
- Open Gate 148
- Excess Starts/Hour 148
- Controller Temp 148
- Comm Fault 148
- Troubleshooting 150
- Control Module Removal 155
- 180–360 Amp 156
- 500–1000 Amp 158
- Control Module Replacement 159
- Protective Cover Removal 159
- MOV Fuse 160
- Replacement 160
- Power Module and Interface 160
- Board Resistance Check 160
- 180-1000 Amp 162
- Specifications 164
- Refer to product nameplate 165
- Parameter Information 170
- Renewal Parts 176
- Accessories 180
- Glossary 181
- Glossary-2 182
- Glossary-3 183
- Glossary-4 184
- 40055-145-01(C) 189
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