zifzaf Posted August 3, 2011 Posted August 3, 2011 hello Im new to DAQFACTORY and i m facing a probleme reading the folowing holding from the LS inverter as i could not do it after long time now , i gave up. can anyone help me please. here i attached a sample of the registers wishing to read . thanks in advance
AzeoTech Posted August 3, 2011 Posted August 3, 2011 I don't have the column headers, so I can't say what the conversion factor is, but as for the channel settings, strip the 3 off the front of the numbers in the second column and subtract 1, so DcSt time becomes 3292. This is the channel #. Select "Read Input Register S16 (4)".
zifzaf Posted August 4, 2011 Author Posted August 4, 2011 Hello thanks for your help. i tried your advice but still the same problem "illegal data address" if i just put 4 or 5 0r 12 i can got some data but i dont know it is belong to what register , anyway i have included the complete doc , so can you please continue to advice me? THANKS IN ADVANCE IC5_MODBUS_RTU_ENG.pdf
zifzaf Posted August 4, 2011 Author Posted August 4, 2011 Hello i posted this because i got some data that may help the Output frequency is 0x000A so i made it in decimal it becomes 10 and reduce 1 it becomes 9 . now if i put 9 as chanel# i got correct reading that correspond to my inverter real frequency. Acceleration time is correct as well i do the same 0x0007 -1 so i got 6 i use 6 as chanel# and it is ok deceleration time 0x0008 i substract 1 as well and all is ok . but whe i use the 33024 i remove 3 to have 3024 and reduce it by 1 to have 3023 using "Read Input Register S16 (4)". or even i tried all of them but still illegal data . i hope this make it more easier for you to help me . thanks in advance.
AzeoTech Posted August 4, 2011 Posted August 4, 2011 It may be that these addresses are actually 0 indexed, so try just using the number unchanged, 33024, or maybe 33023. If not, then your best bet is to contact the manufacturer. The documentation is not much of a help.
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