Setup
Initialization
The table describes the two initialization phases for the I/O Smart Link device:
Phase |
Description |
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1 |
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2 |
After receiving a maximum of 25 frames from the client, I/O Smart Link automatically adapts its communication parameters to those of the client (speed, parity and number of stop bits). |
Setting the Modbus Address Parameters
The I/O Smart Link device addressing is performed using two coding switches:
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The left-hand coding switch sets the tens.
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The right-hand coding switch sets the units.
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The I/O Smart Link address must be between 01 and 99.
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A standard Modbus network consists of up to 31 servers.
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In run mode, the user can change the Modbus server address without having to de-energize the I/O Smart Link.
To reset the I/O Smart Link to factory settings by using the coding switches, proceed as follows:
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De-energize Smart Link Modbus.
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Set the Modbus address to value 00.
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Re-energize the I/O Smart Link.
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Set the selected address.
For more information, see Resetting to Factory Parameters.
Communication Parameters
The communication parameter values are as follows:
Settings |
Authorized values |
Default value |
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Data rate (in Baud) |
4 800 9 600 19 200 38 400 57 600 115 200 |
19 200 |
Parity |
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Even (with one stop bit) |
Auto Baud Rate
The I/O Smart Link supports auto baud rate feature after performing Level 1 reset. This implies that the I/O Smart Link device will automatically adjust its current communication settings (such as baud rate, parity, etc.) to align the new communication settings (baud rate, parity, etc.) of the client device. To perform this operation, device will listen to client requests (<50 modbus frames) before updating to new settings. See Reset Button for more information.
NOTE: During this update process the communication might encounter frequent failure.