Beijer Electronics AN-BEI-H2-038 - Manual (Page 4)

APPLICATION NOTE AN‐BEI‐H2‐038 Date: 15/02/12
AN‐BEI‐H2‐038 Modbus RTU Control and Register Mapping 4
61 User register 11 03,06 Read/Write
62 User register 12 03,06 Read/Write
63 User register 13 03,06 Read/Write
64 User register 14 03,06 Read/Write
65 User register 15 03,06 Read/Write
66 Analog output 1 user 03,06 Read/Write
67 Analog output 2 user 03,06 Read/Write
68 Reserved 03,06 Read/Write
69 Reserved 03,06 Read/Write
70 Relay output 1 user 03,06 Read/Write
71 Relay output 2 user 03,06 Read/Write
72 Relay output 3 user 03,06 Read/Write
73 Relay output 4 user 03,06 Read/Write
74 Relay output 5 user 03,06 Read/Write
75 User display scaling 03,06 Read/Write
76 User display decimal 03,06 Read/Write
77 User speed reference 03,06 Read/Write
78 User torque reference 03,06 Read/Write
79 User ramp 03,06 Read/Write
80 Scope index 1,2 03,06 Read/Write
Control and Status Register Descriptions:
Read and write registers
Register 1: Drive Control Command Word
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
High byte Low byte
Bit 0: Run/Stop command: Set to 1 to enable (run) the drive. Set to 0 to disable (stop) the drive.
Bit 1: Fast stop request. When set to 1 the drive will decelerate to stop using the 2
nd
deceleration ramp (P2‐25).
Bit 2: Reset Fault Request. Set to 1 in order to reset the drive following a trip / fault.
(Note : This bit must be reset to zero once the fault is cleared to prevent un‐expected reset)
Bit 3: Coast stop request. Set to 1 to issue a coast stop command.
For normal operation, Bit 3 has the highest priority, bit 0 has the lowest priority (bit 3>bit 1>bit 0). For example if the control
word is set to 0x0009 by the network master, the drive will do a coast stop rather than run. For normal Start / Stop operation,
bit 0 should be used.
Register 2: Modbus Speed Reference Setpoint
This register is used to send the speed reference value. The input data is a 16bit signed integer including one decimal place. For
example, a value of 500 represents a speed reference of 50.0Hz, 123 represents 12.3Hz. It is also possible to reverse the drive by
sending a negative value in this register. For example, ‐1(0xFFFF) gives ‐0.1Hz. ‐234(0xFF16) gives ‐23.4Hz.
The input value range is from ‐5000 +5000; however the actual drive output frequency will be limited by the minimum and
maximum frequencies set in P1‐02 and P1‐01 respectively.
Register 4: Modbus Ramp Control Time
This register specifies the drive acceleration and deceleration ramp time simultaneously. This value will override the values set in
parameters P1‐03 and P1‐04 respectively, providing P5‐08 = 1. The input data range is from 0 to 60000 (0.00s to 600.00s)
Read only registers
Register 6: Drive status and error code
High byte : Shows the last drive error / fault code. (Valid when the drive is tripped, a list of error codes is shown later in this
document)
Low byte : Shows the drive operating status (0: drive stopped, 1: drive running, 2: drive tipped)
Register 7: Output Frequency
This register shows the output frequency.
The data is 16bit integer with one decimal place. E.g. value 123 gives 12.3Hz. Value ‐234 (0xFF16) gives ‐23.4Hz.