Rockwell Automation 61C542 Voltage Input module User Manual

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Bits 1 and 0 = When An Input Value Is Out Of Range, The Voltage Input Module

Will:

0ă0ă=ăRetain Old Input Value

0ă1ă=ăForce Input Value to Low Low Alarm Value

1ă0ă=ăForce Input Value to High High Alarm Value

1ă1ă=ăRetain Old Input Value

Bits 5 to 2 = Reserved
Bit 6=ĂCycle Frequency Averaging

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0=ĂEnable

ąă

1=ĂDisable

Bit 7=ĂSquare Root Extraction

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0=ĂDisable

ąă

1=ĂEnable

Bit 8 = Differential Input Mode

0 = Disabled (singleĆended operation)

1 = Enabled

Bit 9 = Unipolar Inputs

0 = Disabled (Bipolar -10V to 10V inputs)

1 = Enabled (Unipolar 0 to 10V inputs)

Bits 11 to 10 = Reserved
Bits 15 to 12 = Configuration Command Code

0ă0ă0ă0ă=READY State

0ă0ă0ă1ă=Reset Configuration For This Channel

0ă0ă1ă0ă=Read Configuration For This Channel

0ă0ă1ă1ă=Write Configuration For This Channel

0ă1ă0ă0ă=50 Hz AĆC Line Frequency

0ă1ă0ă1ă=60 Hz AĆC Line Frequency

Register 31

Bits 0Ć15

15 14 13 12 11 10 9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2 1

0

RW RW RW RW - - RW RW RW RW - - - - RW RW

Figure 4.10 Ć Configuration Command Register

When configuring a channel, you must define values for registers 23

through 30 before writing to register 31. Register 31 must be the last

register that you write to as you configure each channel.
When you are finished with register 31 for the channel you are

configuring, and the module has processed the information, the

module will set bit 15 of register 22 equal to one. You must then set

bits 12 to 15 of register 31 equal to zero. This places the module in

the READY state. The module then resets bit 15 of register 22, which

indicates that it is ready to configure another channel via register 31.

If you attempt to enter another command before resetting bits 12 to

15 of register 31, a configuration error will result in register 22.
Bits 0 and 1 specify what action should occur when an input value is

out of range. The default condition is to retain the old input value

from the channel data registers (0 to 15).
Bits 2 to 5 are reserved for future use.
Bit 6 defines whether or not cycle averaging is enabled for the

channel specified in register 23. The default condition (0) enables

cycle averaging.

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