Configuring Smart Link Modbus Channels
Presentation
For Smart Link devices configured in the Panel Server webpages, you can configure each of the available channels at . The following information is displayed:
| Parameter name | Description |
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Data status |
Indicates the status of the data. |
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Last synchronization status |
Indicates if the last synchronization was successful |
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Refresh the configuration |
Click on this button to refresh the configuration. |
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Table indicating channel configuration |
Columns in the table display the following information for each channel:
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Procedure to Configure Channels
Follow this procedure to configure channels:
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Click on the pencil icon to open the configuration for a channel.
Result: Editable fields open below the channels table.
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Select the I/O Type from the following list:
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Not connected
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Wired device
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Pulse counter
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Standard I/O
The settings shown below are for configuration of a Wired device. The settings for Pulse counter and Standard I/O are the same as those for the Panel Server digital inputs, which are described in the specific topic.
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Select the Device Type for Input 1.
NOTE: If you select OF24 as the Device Type, you need to enter data for Input 2 in addition. -
Enter the data for Input 1 in the fields, referring to the following table for more information about the parameters.
Parameter Tables
Input 1
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
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Name |
Enter the input name of the device. |
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Label |
Enter the input label. |
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Commodity |
Select the commodity type in the list, as contextualization data. |
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Usage |
Select the usage in the list, as contextualization data. |
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I/O Contextualization with I/O type Standard I/O |
Select the contextualization data in the list. NOTE: Refer to
the following table for interpretation of Meaning of input
= 0 and Meaning of input = 1 for
certain signal elements
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For inputs configured as Standard I/O, the following I/O Contextualization selections, display a result for Meaning of input = 0 and Meaning of input = 1 that should be interpreted as shown in the table below. For other I/O Contextualization selections, the result displayed requires no interpretation.
| Contexualization (Signal element) | Displayed | Interpretation | ||
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| Meaning of input = 0 | Meaning of input = 1 | Meaning of input = 0 | Meaning of input = 1 | |
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Trip indicator status (SD) |
On |
Off |
In fault |
No fault |
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Electrical trip indicator status (SDE) |
On |
Off |
In fault |
No fault |
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Earth leakage fault |
On |
Off |
In fault |
No fault |
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Ground fault |
On |
Off |
In fault |
No fault |
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Forced freewheel stop |
Off |
On |
Inactive |
Active |
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Battery status |
OK |
Error |
OK |
In fault |
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Advanced protection |
In fault |
No fault |
In fault |
OK |
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Motor preheating |
Off |
On |
Off |
Preheat |
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UPS status |
OK |
Error |
OK |
In fault |
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UPS running mode |
Supplying |
Standby |
Supplying |
By pass |
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Under temperature |
NotUnderTemperature |
UnderTemperature |
Inactive |
Active |
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Over temperature |
NotOverTemperature |
OverTemperature |
Inactive |
Active |
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Equipment status |
Stopped |
Running |
Stop |
Start |
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Tariff status (1–5) |
Off |
On |
Inactive |
Active |