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Device Setup | == Device Setup == | ||
===Safe mode=== | |||
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=== | ===Relay operation in case of power failure=== | ||
In the latest firmware versions (starting with 1.5.3) for WB-MR devices, it is now possible to remember the output status when power is off. The mode is controlled by the Modbus register 6. If the register is set to '0', the state of the outputs will not be saved and all relays will be switched off when power is supplied. If the entry in the register unit, when the power is resumed everything is included before the crash relay is switched on again. | |||
=== | ===Digital inputs=== | ||
The input state can be obtained by reading the Discrete Inputs 0—x registers (where x = (number of managed channels - 1)). If the input is connected to GND, the register value is 1, if not connected - it's 0. | |||
Modes of interaction between digital inputs and relay outputs | |||
You can enable direct control of the relay outputs from the digital inputs in the relay module. There are several options for such management: | |||
* | * Simple: | ||
** ''' | ** '''Mode 0''': managing switch without detent (click "self-released back"). You press the button (close the digital input with GND), it is "pressed back", the relay state is switched to the opposite. | ||
** ''' | ** '''Mode 1''': switch control with locking. The relay is always set according to the position of the switch. If the switch is "on" (closes the digital input with GND), the relay is also closed. If the switch is "off", the relay is open. | ||
** ''' | ** '''Mode 3''': relay output control from digital input is disabled. | ||
* | * Complex: | ||
** Mapping- | ** '''Mapping-matrix''' (see detailed description below) | ||
The mode set separately for each channel. To select mode, write mode number to corresponding holding register, starting with register 9 for the first channel etc. You should keep default value in register 5. | |||
There could be no registers 9 etc. in outdated firmware. You can only set mode for all their channels at once. To do so, write corresponding number to holding register 5. | |||
==== Mapping- | ==== Mapping-matrix ==== | ||
Starting from firmware v.1.9.0, '''mode 2''' is also provided for individual channels-disable all outputs, and '''operating modes (4 and 5)''' in accordance with the mapping matrix (see below).In this and later versions of firmware versions modules have flexible settings of the interaction of inputs and outputs of relay modules using a special mapping matrix: a table in which for each input is encoded change of any relay output state when the state of this input changes. A detailed description can be found in [[I/O_Mapping_Matrix/en|I/O Mapping Matrix]]. | |||
Текущая версия на 12:11, 24 апреля 2020
Device Setup
Safe mode
In this mode, when the Modbus communication is terminated, the device disconnects the relay after a specified time.
To enable Safety timer, you must write a value other than 0 to the storage register with the WRITE_SINGLE_REGISTER command at 8. This value is a timeout in seconds. A value of "0" disables safe mode.
Relay operation in case of power failure
In the latest firmware versions (starting with 1.5.3) for WB-MR devices, it is now possible to remember the output status when power is off. The mode is controlled by the Modbus register 6. If the register is set to '0', the state of the outputs will not be saved and all relays will be switched off when power is supplied. If the entry in the register unit, when the power is resumed everything is included before the crash relay is switched on again.
Digital inputs
The input state can be obtained by reading the Discrete Inputs 0—x registers (where x = (number of managed channels - 1)). If the input is connected to GND, the register value is 1, if not connected - it's 0.
Modes of interaction between digital inputs and relay outputs
You can enable direct control of the relay outputs from the digital inputs in the relay module. There are several options for such management:
- Simple:
- Mode 0: managing switch without detent (click "self-released back"). You press the button (close the digital input with GND), it is "pressed back", the relay state is switched to the opposite.
- Mode 1: switch control with locking. The relay is always set according to the position of the switch. If the switch is "on" (closes the digital input with GND), the relay is also closed. If the switch is "off", the relay is open.
- Mode 3: relay output control from digital input is disabled.
- Complex:
- Mapping-matrix (see detailed description below)
The mode set separately for each channel. To select mode, write mode number to corresponding holding register, starting with register 9 for the first channel etc. You should keep default value in register 5.
There could be no registers 9 etc. in outdated firmware. You can only set mode for all their channels at once. To do so, write corresponding number to holding register 5.
Mapping-matrix
Starting from firmware v.1.9.0, mode 2 is also provided for individual channels-disable all outputs, and operating modes (4 and 5) in accordance with the mapping matrix (see below).In this and later versions of firmware versions modules have flexible settings of the interaction of inputs and outputs of relay modules using a special mapping matrix: a table in which for each input is encoded change of any relay output state when the state of this input changes. A detailed description can be found in I/O Mapping Matrix.