Master command list – ProSoft Technology MVI46-MBP User Manual

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Modbus Plus Communication Module

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February 19, 2008

DB
Address

Modbus
Address

Parameter Description

4455 44456 Device

Type This parameter is ignored in the current version of

the software. It may be required in future releases
to customize communication for non-compliant
devices.

4456

44457

Global In Length

This parameter sets the length of global data
accepted from the specified node. If a value of
zero is entered, no global data will be accepted
from this node. A value of 1 to 32 indicate that
global data is to be expected from the module and
the length of data to accept is set in this
parameter.

4457 44458 Global In Storage

Address

This parameter specifies the starting address in
the module's database where the received global
data will be placed. Valid locations are from 0 to
3999.

4458 44459 Spare

Not

used

4459 44460 Spare

Not

used

Master Command List

The next data set present in the module's database is the master command list.
Each command requires a block of ten registers in the database to describe the
command. There are 200 commands that can be defined in the module.
Therefore, this data occupies 2000 registers. The starting locations for the
commands is shown in the following table:

DB
Address

Modbus
Address

Parameter Description

5090

45091

Cmd # 0

Start of command block for command # 0

5100

45101

Cmd # 1

Start of command block for command # 1

5110

45111

Cmd # 2

Start of command block for command # 2

5120

45121

Cmd # 3

Start of command block for command # 3

5130

45131

Cmd # 4

Start of command block for command # 4

5140

45141

Cmd # 5

Start of command block for command # 5

- -

7060

47061

Cmd # 197

Start of command block for command # 197

7070

47071

Cmd # 198

Start of command block for command # 198

7080

47081

Cmd # 199

Start of command block for command # 199

The data structure associated with each command block is described in the
following table:

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