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4.5.5.2 <Configuration><Modbus><Mapping>

Fig 4.5-17 Change settings of the Modbus Mapping

The functions of the Modbus mapping in the Linking Device are flexible enough to accommodate most traditional control systems. The Modbus mapping table allows a user to associate the output or input value of an AI or an AO Function Block with any traditional or extended Modbus register. To add new entries click the button <New Entry>. Next type the required Modbus register and assign the relevant process value (the out or in value of the function block). When you have entered your entire data click the button <Change Mapping> to apply the configuration. After a reload of the page you will see the new mapping entry.

On the FF H1 side 1 bit data length doesn’t exist. Therefore on the Modbus side the Gateway doesn’t support Discrete Inputs and Coils.

4.5.5.3 <Configuration><Modbus><Import/Export>

To save the properties you have specified in Modbus Mapping use the function <Export>, if you want to utilize an existing set of Modbus Mapping data use the function <Import>.

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Contents Softing Linking Device V1.31 Table of Contents Configuration ConfigurationSettings FF-CONF Configure your plantTrace Log List and properties view Glossary Intended Use Safety NotesScope of Delivery System RequirementsOverview Hardware FG-110 FF LED Block MeaningPower Supply Ethernet PortModbus Pin MDI Signal Pinout Standard Ethernet CablePin # Signal Description Modbus serial RS232 / RS485FIM-110 FF The pre-wired Installation of the FG-110 FF FF H1 fieldbus connectionInstallation Overview Linking Device IP address Configuration PC IP address ConfigurationLinking Device FG-110 FF Internal Web Server Homepage of the Linking Device FG-110 FFInformationVersion InformationInformationContact InformationManual Diagnostics DiagnosticsSystemDiagnosticsInternet Protocol DiagnosticsFieldbusDiagnosticsAdvanced DiagnosticsAdvancedFieldbus StatisticsDiagnosticsAdvancedModbus Statistics DiagnosticsAdvancedModbus StatisticsTCP Monitor Monitor Point PagesConfiguration ConfigurationSettings ConfigurationSettingsGeneral SettingsPage 1 Configure the Internet Protocol ConfigurationSettingsLD Settings Read Current Values3 Change user accounts new Passwords ConfigurationSystem MaintenanceFirmware ConfigurationSystem MaintenanceSystem Backup ConfigurationSystem MaintenanceTime ConfigurationPage Options ConfigurationPage OptionsPoint PagesConfigurationPage OptionsPoint Columns ConfigurationPage OptionsHome ConfigurationFieldbus ConfigurationFieldbusDevices ConfigurationFieldbusBlocksConfigurationFieldbusH1 Parameter ConfigurationFieldbusHSE ConfigurationModbusCommunication ConfigurationModbusImport/Export 18 Import/Export of the Modbus Configuration FF-CONF Configure your plant Screen FF-CONF and general descriptionsEdit Main menuProject Build Check AllDownload Project DownloadDownload Device Project Settings SettingsTool Settings ToolBar Icons you can use while working Network ConfigurationHelp Main viewParameter View Function Block ApplicationNetwork Livelist Schedule ViewList and properties view Device TypesBlock Types Devices Properties Floating windows Filtering the contentsGeneral Information HSE Device Using the buttons of the objectsHSE Subnet H1 LinkUsing the context menu Start FF-CONFManaging the Device type library HSE and H1 device typesRemove a Device Type Project handling Create a New ProjectDelete Project Network configuration Configure PC and Subnet2 Add an HSE Device 5 Add an H1 Link to the HSE Device Add H1 Device Field Device to an H1 Link Display the Network Livelist Network LivelistSet the online status 4 Pull down the Network Livelist Page Function Block Application Configure the Function Block application Devices first approachChange tag names Configure parameters Change Block Tags 7 Rename blocks 8 Choose a block to see or edit parameters Page 10 Add a block type Handling Host devices Error handling and troubleshooting Symptom Cause Recommended ActionsReturned Value Action MODE.ACTUAL=OOSParameter Description Bus parameters relevant for H1 devicesRange Parameter Description Range/ Restriction Default value Bus parameters relevant for H1 LinksPage Glossary Term Definitions Comment Other termTerm Definitions Networking definitionsFieldbus definitions Page Preface General Information on Explosion Protektion Marking of equipment type labelCommissioning, installation General requirementsMaintenance and repair UseDisposal

FG-110 specifications

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