Refer to Appendix a for more | Multi-Tech Systems 7500, 7600

ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s GuideUsing the Modbus RTU Protocol

Measurement	Label	Source ION Module	Modbus Module and Input Number	Modbus Register

Exported kVARh	kVARh rec	Integrator	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #6	40101 to 40102

Total kVARh	kVARh	Integrator	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #7	40103 to 40104
Total kVARh	del+rec	Integrator	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #7	40103 to 40104
	del+rec

Net kVARh	kVARh del-	Integrator	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #8	40105 to 40106
Net kVARh	rec	Integrator	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #8	40105 to 40106
	rec

Total kVAh	kVAh	Integrator	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #9	40107 to 40108
Total kVAh	del+rec	Integrator	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #9	40107 to 40108
	del+rec

Max Phase A Voltage THD	V1 THD mx	Maximum	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #10	40109 to 40110

Max Phase B Voltage THD	V2 THD mx	Maximum	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #11	40111 to 40112

Max Phase C Voltage THD	V3 THD mx	Maximum	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #12	40113 to 40114

Max Phase A Current THD	I1 THD mx	Maximum	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #13	40115 to 40116

Max Phase B Current THD	I2 THD mx	Maximum	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #14	40117 to 40118

Max Phase C Current THD	I3 THD mx	Maximum	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #15	40119 to 40120

(unused)	(unused)	(unused)	Modbus Slave #4 – Source Input #16	(unused)

Measurement	Label	Source ION Module	Modbus Module and Input Number	Modbus
Measurement	Label	Source ION Module	Modbus Module and Input Number	Register
				Register

	V1-Flck N	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #1	41000

	V1-Flck N1	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #2	41001

	V2-Flck N	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #3	41002

	V2-Flck N1	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #4	41003

	V3-Flck N	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #5	41004

	V3-Flck N1	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #6	41005

	Freq N	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #7	41006
EN50160 parameters
EN50160 parameters	Freq N1	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #8	41007
– refer to Appendix A for more
– refer to Appendix A for more	Freq N2	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #9	41008
information about EN50160.	Freq N2	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #9	41008

	V1-Mag N	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #10	41009

	V1-Mag N1	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #11	41010

	V2-Mag N	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #12	41011

	V2-Mag N1	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #13	41012

	V3-Mag N	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #14	41013

	V3-Mag N1	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #15	41014

	Vunbal N	Signal Limit Evaluation	Modbus Slave #5 – Source Input #16	41015

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7500, 7600 specifications

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Multi-Tech Systems 7500, 7600 manual Refer to Appendix a for more

Models: 7500 7600

– refer to Appendix A for more

7500, 7600 specifications