Device Settings

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Device Settings

Reading and Writing

Use PLC or Block Tags to read or write configuration values from a device, using the parameters described on the next table.

Parameters for reading or writing configuration values

N1/B1

Address (ID) of a device

N2/B2

Please check table Configuration commands

N3/B3

Not used

N4/B4

Not used

 

The next table contains the commands that can be used to configure a device.

Configuration commands

N2/B2

Command

Register

CODE

6019

Power Factor P1-P2

0xCF13

C19

6020

Power Factor PF0-PF1

0xCF14

C20

6021

Power Factor PF2-PF3

0xCF15

C21

6024

Vpset

0xC098

C24

6025

Reduce Power Rate

0xCF16

C25

6029

Enable or Disable Vpset

0xC09D

C29

 

NOTE

To write data via Block Tags, all Elements must be sent on a single block writing.

 

Reading or Writing for Power Factor P1-P2

Use a Block Tag with two Elements to read or write values, according to the next data:

BlockTag.Element1: Power Factor P1 (values from 0~100, referring to 0%~100%)

BlockTag.Element2: Power Factor P2 (values from 0~100, referring to 0%~100%)

 

Reading or Writing for Power Factor PF0-PF1

Use a Block Tag with two Elements to read or write values, according to the next data:

BlockTag.Element1: Power Factor PF0, according to the next table of examples

BlockTag.Element2: Power Factor PF1, according to the next table of examples

 

Examples for Power Factor PF0-PF1

Value

Power factor

125

0.75 (leading)

110

0.90 (leading)

100

1 (one)

90

0.90 (lagging)

75

0.75 (lagging)

 

Reading or Writing for Power Factor PF2-PF3

Use a Block Tag with two Elements to read or write values, according to the next data:

BlockTag.Element1: Power Factor PF2, according to the next table of examples

BlockTag.Element2: Power Factor PF3, according to the next table of examples

 

Examples for Power Factor PF2-PF3

Value

Power factor

125

0.75 (leading)

110

0.90 (leading)

100

1 (one)

90

0.90 (lagging)

75

0.75 (lagging)

 

Reading or Writing for Vpset

Use a PLC Tag to read or write values, according to the next data:

PLCTag: Vpset (values from 231~240, referring to 231Vac~240Vac)

 

Reading or Writing for Reduce Power Rate

Use a PLC Tag to read or write values, according to the next data:

PLCTag: Reduce Power Rate (values from 10~100, referring to 10%~100%)

 

Reading or Writing for Enabling or Disabling Vpset

Use a PLC Tag to read or write values, according to the next data:

PLCTag: Enable or disable Vpset (1: Enable or 0: Disable)

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