B&B Electronics RS-485 manual Read Module Configuration

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Read Module Configuration

The Read Module Configuration command reads the 485SDA10’s address first, then the power-up states, and finally the turn-around delay.

The steps to reading a module’s configuration are given below:

1)Constructing the command string:

Command$ = “!” + CHR$(addr) + “RC”

Where addr is the module’s address.

2)Transmitting the command string:

Print #1, Command$

3)Receiving the address data:

Reply$ = INPUT$(1,#1)

4)Determining the address: address = ASC(Reply$)

5)Receiving the power-up states data:

Reply$ = INPUT$(1,#1)

6)Determining the power-up states: states = ASC(Reply$)

Refer to Read Digital I/O earlier in this chapter for the steps to determine the status of individual output states.

7)Receiving the turn-around delay data:

Reply$ = INPUT$ (1,#1)

8)Determining the turn-around delay: delay = ASC(Reply$)

Example 5.7 – Determining the configuration of the module with an address of 10.

addr = 10

Command$ = “!” + CHR$(addr) + “RC” Print #1, Command$

Determine the module’s address

Reply$ = INPUT$ (1,#1) address = ASC(Reply$)

Determine the module’s power-up states

Reply$ = INPUT$ (1,#1) states = ASC(Reply$)

Determine the module’s turn-around delay

Reply$ = INPUT$ (1,#1) delay = ASC(Reply$)

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Contents Internet Electronics Mfg. Co. IncDesigned and Manufactured Ottawa, Illinois Table of Contents Software Tables485SDA103798 Manual Table of Contents Iii 485SDA10 Features 485SDA10 UnitSoftware Installation Packing ListUninstall Getting StartedWindows Windows 9x and Windows NTA/D with Variable Resistor 485SDA10 Specifications Inputs #0-10 Ref Input +Typical Connections Ref InputAnalog Ground Digital I/O Connections 485SDA10 I/O Port PinoutDigital Inputs #0-2 Digital Outputs #0-2Digital Ground Typical Digital I/O ConnectionsSerial Port Connections RS-485 Terminal Block ConnectionsPower Supply Connections Typical RS-485 2-wire ConnectionCommands 485SDA10 CommandsEquivalent Values Reading A/D Channels CommandSyntax Read A/D Response AddrRA#Ch#MSBch#LSBch#-1MSB...ch0MSBch0LSB Reading Digital I/O Command AddrRDStates Read Digital I/O Response for OutputsSet Digital Output Command Set Module Address CommandAddrSOstates Set Digital Output Data Byte ValuesRead Module Configuration Command Set Power-up States CommandSet Turn-around Delay Command Addressstatesdelay Reference Inputs Sampling RateInput Range Data Range Converting DataPage Read A/D Command Command$ = ! + CHR$addr + RA + CHR$channelPrint #1, Command$ MSB$ = INPUT$1, #1 LSB$ = INPUT$1, #1Reply$ = INPUT$ 1, #1 Read Digital I/O CommandCommand$ = ! + CHR$addr + RD Set Digital Output States Digital I/O Mask ValuesCommand$ = !0SO + CHR$states Command$ = ! + CHR$addr + SO + CHR$newaddrSet Module Address Addr =States = states and NOTmask Addr = 5 states =Set Turn-around Delay Command$ = ! + CHR$addr + SC + CHR$delayRead Module Configuration Comp = not x and &HFF #addrRA00FF00FF01FE Table A-1 Extended Commands Appendix B Analog Input Impedance Simplified Analog Input Analysis 1 2 LSB = R s + 1k Ω × 60pF × ln2048485SDA103798 Manual Appendix B Appendix C Decimal to HEX to Ascii Table Table C-1 Decimal to HEX to Ascii TableClass a Equipment
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