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ioLogik E4200 Using Modbus/TCP
B-9
Fixed mode (default mode):
Modular ioAdmin allocates 512 memory address sizes based on each I/O module’s sequence in the I/O system.
Slot 0 will range from 0x0000 to 0x01FF and slot 1 will range from 0x0200 to 0x03FF. For example:
If the M-3402 is in position 5 (the 6th slot), then
Channel-0: (0x0200 * 5 + 0) = 0x0A00 (input register map)
Channel-1: (0x0200 * 5 + 1) = 0x0A01 (input register map)
Channel-2: (0x0200 * 5 + 2) = 0x0A02 (input register map)
Channel-3: (0x0200 * 5 + 3) = 0x0A03 (input register map)
If the M-4202 is in position 0 (the 1st slot), then
Channel-0: (0x0200 * 0 + 0) = 0x0000 (holding register map)
Channel-1: (0x0200 * 0 + 1) = 0x0001 (holding register map)
Dynamic Mode
To improve the fragmented memory size and increase performance efficiency, dynamic mode forces Modular
ioAdmin to arrange the same I/O types together, without memory holes. If you have developed your own
program, you can use it to continually retrieve I/O status. The starting memory address is 0x0000. For
example:
If M-2800 (8 channel DO) is in position 0 (the 1st slot), then
Channel-0: 0x0000 (coil map)
Channel-1: 0x0001 (coil map)
Channel-8: 0x0007 (coil map)
If the 1st M-3402 (a 4 channel AI) is in position 2 (the 3rd slot), then
Channel-0: 0x0000 (input register map)
Channel-1: 0x0001 (input register map)
Channel-2: 0x0002 (input register map)
Channel-3: 0x0003 (input register map)
If the 2nd M-3402 (a 4 channel AI) is in position 4 (the 5th slot), then
Channel-0: 0x0004 (input register map)
Channel-1: 0x0005 (input register map)
Channel-2: 0x0006 (input register map)
Channel-3: 0x0007 (input register map)
If M-2801 (an 8 channel DO) is in position 3 (the 4th slot), then
Channel-0: 0x0008 (coil map)
Channel-1: 0x0009 (coil map)
Channel-2: 0x000A (coil map)
Channel-3: 0x000B (coil map)
Channel-4: 0x000C (coil map)
Channel-5: 0x000D (coil map)
Channel-6: 0x000E (coil map)
Channel-7: 0x000F (coil map)
Содержание
- Edition 4 september 2016 1
- Iologik e4200 user s manual 1
- Www moxa com product 1
- Copyright notice 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Iologik e4200 user s manual 2
- Technical support contact information 2
- Trademarks 2
- Www moxa com support 2
- Table of contents 3
- Introduction 6
- Active ethernet modular i o 7
- Iologik active ethernet modular i o system overview 7
- Iologik e4200 introduction 7
- Traditional remote i o 7
- Auto detection of installed modules 8
- Built in web console 8
- Dual ethernet lan support 8
- Event based logic with up to 80 rules and unicode active 8
- Event based logic with up to 80 rules and unicode active messaging 8
- Expand to a maximum of 256 digital input output points 8
- Greater flexibility with various i o module choices 8
- Iologik e4200 introduction 8
- Messaging 8
- Product features 8
- Slice form factor high density modular i o 8
- Sms supported via a gprs modem 8
- Ac digital input modules 9
- Analog input modules 9
- Dc digital input modules 9
- Digital output modules 9
- Iologik e4200 introduction 9
- Network adaptors 9
- Package checklist 9
- Product descriptions 9
- Relay output modules 9
- Analog output modules 10
- Dimensions 10
- Iologik e4200 introduction 10
- Network adaptor 10
- System modules 10
- Temperature input modules 10
- Hardware reference 11
- I o module 11
- Iologik e4200 introduction 11
- Panel guide 11
- Environmental limits 12
- Field power 12
- Hardware specifications 12
- Iologik e4200 introduction 12
- Isolation 12
- Mtbf mean time between failure 12
- Physical characteristics 12
- Power requirements 12
- Serial communication 12
- Standards and certifications 12
- Warranty 12
- Iologik e4200 introduction 13
- Led indicators 13
- Led indicators for i o modules 13
- Led indicators for network adaptors 13
- Initial setup 14
- Iologik e4200 initial setup 15
- System architecture 15
- Installing an i o module on a din rail 16
- Iologik e4200 initial setup 16
- Iologik e4200 initial setup 17
- Removing the i o module from the din rail 17
- Installing the rtb on the i o module 18
- Installing the system power module 18
- Iologik e4200 initial setup 18
- Removing the rtb removable terminal block from the i o module 18
- Attention 19
- Installing the field power module 19
- Iologik e4200 initial setup 19
- Attention 20
- Connecting the power system 20
- Connecting to the network 20
- Iologik e4200 active ethernet network adaptor 20
- Iologik e4200 initial setup 20
- Configuring your network architecture 21
- Iologik e4200 initial setup 21
- Utilities 22
- Auto search and detection 23
- Click go logic editor 23
- Features of modular ioadmin 23
- Import export files 23
- Introduction to modular ioadmin 23
- Iologik e4200 utilities 23
- On line wiring guide 23
- Remote management 23
- Connecting your active modular i o system 24
- Getting started 24
- Installing modular ioadmin utility 24
- Iologik e4200 utilities 24
- Attention 25
- Iologik e4200 utilities 25
- Attention 26
- Iologik e4200 utilities 26
- Iologik e4200 utilities 27
- Modular ioadmin main screen 27
- Wiring guide 27
- Functions on the menu bar 28
- Iologik e4200 utilities 28
- System 28
- Iologik e4200 utilities 29
- Navigation panel 29
- Connect 30
- Delete adaptor 30
- Disconnect 30
- Export modbus map 30
- Import export system config administrator function 30
- Iologik e4200 utilities 30
- Reset to default administrator function 30
- Restart system administrator function 30
- Server context menu 30
- Adaptor info tab 31
- Adaptor settings tab general 31
- I o configuration tab general 31
- Iologik e4200 utilities 31
- Main window general 31
- Message monitor tab 31
- Quick links 31
- Administrator functions 32
- Attention 32
- I o configuration tab administrator 32
- Iologik e4200 utilities 32
- Modbus address 32
- Config for output modules only 33
- I o status 33
- Iologik e4200 utilities 33
- Power on settings 33
- Adaptor settings tab administrator 34
- Attention 34
- Iologik e4200 utilities 34
- Safe status settings 34
- Test i o 34
- Iologik e4200 utilities 35
- Network tab administrator 35
- Iologik e4200 utilities 36
- Iologik e4200 utilities 37
- Iologik e4200 utilities 38
- Attention 39
- Firmware update tab administrator 39
- Iologik e4200 utilities 39
- Active tags administrator 40
- Iologik e4200 utilities 40
- Watchdog tab administrator 40
- Attention 41
- Click go logic tab administrator 41
- Iologik e4200 utilities 41
- Iologik e4200 utilities 42
- Using tftp to import export a configuration 42
- Attention 43
- Installing ioeventlog 43
- Iologik e4200 utilities 43
- Using ioeventlog 43
- Basic functions 44
- Iologik e4200 utilities 44
- Main menu 44
- System 44
- Connection 45
- Iologik e4200 utilities 45
- Iologik e4200 utilities 46
- Using the built in web console 47
- Entering the web console 48
- Iologik e4200 using the built in web console 48
- Overview for the iologik e4200 48
- Attention 49
- Basic settings 49
- Iologik e4200 using the built in web console 49
- Overview 49
- Adaptor settings 50
- Ethernet configuration 50
- Iologik e4200 using the built in web console 50
- Network settings 50
- I o module 51
- Iologik e4200 using the built in web console 51
- Route table 51
- Accessible ip settings 52
- Iologik e4200 using the built in web console 52
- System management 52
- Iologik e4200 using the built in web console 53
- Network connection 53
- Snmp agent 53
- Export system config 54
- Firmware update 54
- Import system config 54
- Iologik e4200 using the built in web console 54
- Attention 55
- Change password 55
- Iologik e4200 using the built in web console 55
- Load factory default 55
- Save restart 55
- Click go introduction 56
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 57
- Overview 57
- Click go logic basics 58
- Features 58
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 58
- Attention 59
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 59
- Working with rules 59
- Define global variables 60
- Developing your logic rules 60
- Internal register settings 60
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 60
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 61
- Timer settings 61
- E mail server 62
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 62
- Snmp trap server 62
- Active message settings 63
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 63
- If then else statement 64
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 64
- Sms phone number book 64
- If conditions 65
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 65
- Host connection fail 66
- Internal register 66
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 66
- Remote action 66
- Schedule 66
- Internal register 67
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 67
- Remote action 67
- Then else actions 67
- Attention 68
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 68
- Snmp trap 68
- Active message 69
- E mail 69
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 69
- Cgi command 70
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 70
- Short message service sms 70
- Activating the ruleset 71
- Iologik e4200 click go introduction 71
- Ruleset import export 71
- Ruleset management bar 71
- Working with click go rulesets 71
- A pinouts and cable wiring 72
- Ethernet port pinouts 72
- Pinouts and cable wiring 72
- Port pinout diagrams 72
- Serial port pinouts 72
- B using modbus tcp 73
- Using modbus tcp 73
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 74
- System configuration map addresses 74
- Xxxx read only registers support function 4 74
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 75
- Xxxx read write registers support function 3 6 16 75
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 76
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 77
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 78
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 79
- I o image map addressing 80
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 80
- Dynamic mode 81
- Fixed mode default mode 81
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 81
- Coil map r w 82
- Do module configuration map 82
- Holding register map r w 82
- Input register map r 82
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 82
- Module configuration map 82
- Ao module configuration map 83
- Di module configuration map 83
- Holding register map r w 83
- Input register map r 83
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 83
- Ai module configuration map 84
- Holding register map r w 84
- Input register map r 84
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 84
- Tc module configuration map 84
- Function 8 85
- Holding register map r w 85
- Input register map r 85
- Internal registers 85
- Iologik e4200 using modbus tcp 85
- Rtd module configuration map 85
- C cgi commands 86
- Cgi commands 86
- D network port numbers 87
- Network port numbers 87
- E snmp mib file 88
- Snmp mib file 88
- Iologik e4200 snmp mib file 89
- Rfc1213 mib ii supported snmp variables 89
- Iologik e4200 snmp mib file 90
- Private mib file and snmp variables 90
- Iologik e4200 snmp mib file 91
- Iologik e4200 snmp mib file 92
- F factory default settings 93
- Factory default settings 93
- Attention 94
- Fcc statement 94
- Fcc warning 94
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