GE P485 instruction manual Parameters configured for Pqmii

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APPLICATION EXAMPLE

3.Select the PQMII.D01 file from the list and click on Open.

4.The software will display a list of the most commonly used parameters configured for the PQMII.

Figure 9-9: Parameters configured for PQMII

5.The Modbus User Map values are already present in the configuration file; as such, it is not required to create the new parameters. However, it is necessary to save number of registers to be read. Change the data length to 7 words as required.

6.Similarly, load the configuration file for MM2 by clicking the Load Device button and selecting the MM2-MM3.DO1file.

Figure 9-10: Parameters configured for the MM2

7.The software will display a list of the most commonly used parameters configured for the MM2. The Modbus User Map values are already present in the configuration file; as such, it is not required to create the new parameters. However, it is necessary to save number of registers to be read. Change the data length to 5 words as required.

8.The Motor Start A command and Motor Stop command can be executed using command function + operation code.

9.Save this device configuration by clicking the Save Device button.

10.Click Next to proceed to step 4 of the configuration wizard.

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Contents P485 Modbus to Profibus Converter GE MultilinPage Table of contents P485 Modbus to Profibus ConverterSoftware Frame Miscellaneous Introduction Getting startedDocument conventions Input and output definitionFeatures FeaturesAbout the P485 Modbus to Profibus Converter Specifications Mechanical HousingOrdering CommunicationsQuick install InstallationElectrical installation Profibus connector pin assignments Pin Signal DescriptionConfiguration cable pin assignments P485 end Pin DescriptionConfiguration cable PC end Mechanical installation Indicators and switchesP485 status indicators Number Description State StatusProfibus installation procedure Input/output bytes required ModulesTroubleshooting Poor performanceData exchange OverviewAddress Contents Access Memory MapProtocol configuration BlocksData Exchange Software overview Installation procedureIntroduction Using the EnerVista P485/D485 Setup software Select Configuration Wizard and click on OKTypical network arrangement Sub-network data flow Address Command Software Overview P485 Modbus to Profibus Converter User Guide Software Overview Configuration main window Configurator main windowInformation window Fieldbus configuration Function DescriptionP485/D485 configuration P485/D485 configurationModbus network configuration Parameter Description RangeSoftware Overview Communication model PLCBasic settings P485 scan listNodes MenuCommunication Model P485 Modbus to Profibus Converter User Guide Communication Model Frame and command editors Frame editorCommand editor Select command windowSelect ‘Add Command’ as described earlier Query ColumnMain window Modbus network and node monitors Modbus network monitorStart / Stop sub network scanning Update OFF Update on Node monitorCommand Area Advanced functions Control and status registersBits Name Description Code Name DescriptionCode Error Description Handshake bits themselves bits 14Input/output data during startup Fieldbus control systemAdvanced fieldbus configuration Mailbox commandAdvanced Functions Application example OverviewFor the MM2, we have Type Parameter Address Format Read/writeModbus user map setup Parameter User map data AddressMM2 meter user map setting System configuration System configurationSetup Software Starting Configuration Wizard DB9 pin DescriptionSelecting the SUB-NETWORK Properties Modbus network propertiesParameters configured for Pqmii Connect Devices to the SUB- Network 11 Connect devices to sub-networkSelect Parameters for Each Node 14 Select parameter window17 Configuration report 20 Save device file Queries21 Expanding the tree 23 Changing configuration parameters for a query 25 Opening a saved configuration file Profibus network setup Warranty MiscellaneousRevision history Release Dates10-2 P485 Modbus to Profibus Converter Index 6-3Power Supply