APG MND User manual

Operator’s Manual
AUTOMATION
PRODUCTS
GROUP, INC.
Automation Products Group, Inc.
MND
Modbus Network Display
DOC. 9003708
Rev. A, 6/15
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Table of Contents
Warranty............................................................................................................... 3
Display Wiring ...................................................................................................4-6
Using the MND ..................................................................................................... 7
Access Modes....................................................................................................... 8
Menu Flow Chart.................................................................................................. 9
Units of Measure................................................................................................ 10
Enter Buon Funcon ........................................................................................ 10
Advanced Sengs .........................................................................................11-12
Auto-O .......................................................................................................... 11
Decimal Place.................................................................................................. 11
Digit Mask ....................................................................................................... 11
Digit Shi ........................................................................................................ 11
Mulplier ........................................................................................................ 11
Bar Graph........................................................................................................ 11
Overload ......................................................................................................... 12
Baery Indicator ............................................................................................. 12
Outputs .........................................................................................................13-17
Analog Sengs ............................................................................................... 13
Solid State Relay Sengs ...........................................................................13-16
Switchable Power Source................................................................................ 17
Communicaons Sengs..............................................................................18-20
Sensor Labels...................................................................................................... 21
Percent Full Mode .............................................................................................. 21
Back Light ........................................................................................................... 21
Using the APG Modbus Soware ..................................................................22-25
Communicaons Setup Examples ...................................................................... 26
Reseng to Factory Defaults ............................................................................. 27
Specicaons...................................................................................................... 28
Sensor Register Lists......................................................................................29-30
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APG warrants its products to be free from defects of material and workmanship
and will, without charge, replace or repair any equipment found defecve
upon inspecon at its factory, provided the equipment has been returned,
transportaon prepaid, within 24 months from date of shipment from factory.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER
WARRANTIES NOT EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN, WHETHER EXPRESSED OR
IMPLIED BY OPERATION OF LAW OR OTHERWISE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
No representaon or warranty, express or implied, made by any sales
representave, distributor, or other agent or representave of APG which is
not specically set forth herein shall be binding upon APG. APG shall not be
liable for any incidental or consequenal damages, losses or expenses directly
or indirectly arising from the sale, handling, improper applicaon or use of the
goods or from any other cause relang thereto and APG’s liability hereunder, in
any case, is expressly limited to the repair or replacement (at APG’s opon) of
goods.
Warranty is specically at the factory. Any on site service will be provided at the
sole expense of the Purchaser at standard eld service rates.
All associated equipment must be protected by properly rated electronic/
electrical protecon devices. APG shall not be liable for any damage due
to improper engineering or installaon by the Purchaser or third pares.
Proper installaon, operaon and maintenance of the product becomes the
responsibility of the user upon receipt of the product.
Returns and allowances must be authorized by APG in advance. APG will
assign a Return Material Authorizaon (RMA) number which must appear
on all related papers and the outside of the shipping carton. All returns are
subject to the nal review by APG. Returns are subject to restocking charges as
determined by APG’s “Credit Return Policy”.
• Warranty and Warranty Restricons
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Display Wiring
4/C Cable
(22 AWG 2-TP)
No Output 4-20 mA Switchable
Power
+24 VDC Red* Red
DC Ground Black* Black
RS-485 A+ White White White
RS-485 B- Green Green Green
4-20 mA Black
Relay Power Red
*No connecon for MND’s with internal baeries
4-pin MM12 No Output 4-20 mA Switchable
Power
1 Brown +24 VDC* +24 VDC Relay Power
2 White RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+
3 Blue DC Ground* 4-20 mA Out DC Ground
4 Black RS-485 B- RS-485 B- RS-485 B-
*No connecon for MND’s with internal baeries
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5/C Cable
(22 AWG)
No Output 4-20 mA Switchable
Power
0-3 VDC
+24 VDC Red* Red Red
DC Ground Black* Black Black
RS-485 A+ White White White White
RS-485 B- Green Green Green Green
4-20 mA Black
Relay Power Red
0-3 VDC Orange
*No connecon for MND’s with internal baeries
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5-pin MM12 No Output 4-20 mA Switchable
Power
0-3 VDC
1 Brown +24 VDC* +24 VDC Relay Power +24 VDC
2 White RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+
3 Blue DC Ground* 4-20 mA Out DC Ground DC Ground
4 Black RS-485 B- RS-485 B- RS-485 B- RS-485 B-
5 Grey N/C N/C N/C Analog Out
*No connecon for MND’s with internal baeries
6-pin Tajimi No Output 4-20 mA Switchable
Power
0-3 VDC
A+24 VDC* +24 VDC Relay Power +24 VDC
BDC Ground* 4-20 mA Out DC Ground DC Ground
CRS-485 A+ RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+
DRS-485 B- RS-485 B- RS-485 B- RS-485 B-
EN/C N/C N/C Analog Out
FN/C N/C N/C N/C
*No connection for MND’s with internal batteries
A
B
C
D
E
F
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8-pin MM12 2 NO/NC
Relays
0-3 VDC & 2 NO/
NC Relays
1 White RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+
2 Brown +24 VDC +24 VDC
3 Green RS-485 B- RS-485 B-
4 Yellow NO/NC 1 NO/NC 1
5 Grey Com 1 Com 1/2
6 Pink Com 2 NO/NC 2
7 Blue DC Ground DC Ground
8 Red NO/NC 2 Analog Out
1
2
3
4
5
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8/C Cable
(22 AWG)
2 NO/NC
Relays
0-3 VDC & 2
Relays
+24 VDC Red Red
DC Ground Black Black
RS-485 A+ White White
RS-485 B- Green Green
0-3 VDC Orange
NO/NC1 Yellow Yellow
Com1 Blue Blue (Shared)
Com2 Brown
NO/NC2 Orange Brown
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Increase Buon
Funcon in Operang Mode: cycles through sensor readings when setup to display
mulple sensors readings.
Funcon within Setup Menu: press to cycle upward through menu opons or to increase
mode seng values.
Decrease/Power Buon
Funcon in Operang Mode: press and hold for 1 second to power on or o the MND.
Funcon within Setup Menu: press to cycle downward through menu opons or
decrease mode seng values.
Enter Buon
Funcon in Operang Mode: cycles between the current, maximum, and minimum
readings.
Funcon within Setup Menu: press to enter into the selected menu or to accept a seng
opon within a menu.
Using the MND
Scalable Bar Graph
Increase Buon Enter Buon
Decrease/Power Buon
Baery Meter
Output Status Indicator
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*Access Modes
The MND has several operang modes which will limit or lock access to the setup
menus. Refer to the mode descripons at the boom of the page for more informaon.
To access the operang mode seng, follow the steps below.
Step 1: Simultaneously press and hold the Decrease buon and the Enter buon for
approximately 5 seconds to bring up the *3 digit mode access number.
Step 2: Use the Increase/Decrease buons to change the value of the ashing
digit,and Enter buon to accept the value and advance to the next digit. The
mode opons are as follows:
Mode Descripon
000 Full Access. All menu opons are accessible, including those that
may not be applicable to all MND conguraons.
001 Locks access to all setup menus. The Increase Buon will scroll
through sensor readings when the MND is congured for mulple
sensors. The Decrease/Power Buon will turn on/o the display. The
Enter buon will scroll between the maximum, minimum and the
current reading.
002 Hides the Output menu. All other setup menus are accessible.
003 Hides the analog opons in the Output menu--only the relay opons
are accessible.
004 Hides the relay opons in the Output menu--only the analog opons
are accessible.
005 All menus are hidden and all buons are lock, except the Decrease/
Power buon, which will power on/o the MND.
*Also see “Seng Mode Access Password” under Sensor Label secon of page 21.
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Menu Flow Chart
COMM
SENLAb
PCTFUL
bLIGHT
INPUT
bAUd R
PARITY
STOPbT
C TYPE
SENAdR
NUMSEN
REGNUM
FUNCTN
REGTYP
SCANRT
WRITE
AdRCHG
EXIT
EXIT
SEN 2
SEN 3
SEN 1
SEN 5
SEN 6
SEN 4
SEN 8
SEN 9
SEN 7
LOERST
EXIT
SEN 10
SEN 2
SEN 3
SEN 1
SEN 5
SEN 6
SEN 4
SEN 8
SEN 9
SEN 7
LOERST
EXIT
EXIT
EXIT
SEN 10
MOdE
bRTNES
AVERGE
SAM RT
ENTR
UNITS
MAXMIN
TEMP C
TEMP F
CU FT
MCU FT
CU M
GALLON
LITERS
CU IN
PCTFUL
CUSTOM
bARREL
EXIT
EXIT
AL CAL
AH CAL
T1TYPE
T2TYPE
AdVSETAUTO
dEC PL
MASK
SHIFT
MLTPLR
bAR 0
bAR100
OVR-Ld
OUTPUT
AL SET
T2REAd
T2 WIN
AH SET
T1REAd
T1 WIN
bAT EN
bATLOW
bATFUL
2 REAd
2Rd 1C
2Rd 1F
DISPLAYED VALUE
54321
GALLON
Main Menu
Main Menu
Main Menu
Main Menu
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• UNITS (Units of Measure Label)
Allows the user to select the unit of measure label that will appear on the lower display
line.
Opons:
CU FT (Cubic Feet) LITERS (Liters)
MCU FT (Million Cubic Feet) CU IN (Cubic Inches)
GALLON (Gallons) bARREL (Barrels)
CU M (Cubic Meters) PCTFUL (Percent Full)
CUSTOM (Custom Units)
NOTE: the units of measure selected will be applied to all sensor readings and cannot
be set individually for each sensors.
NOTE: the units label will automacally display PCTFUL (percent full) for any
reading being displayed in Percent Full mode (see page 20 for more informaon).
• ENTR (Enter Buon Funcon)
Selects the funcon of the ENTER buon when in standard operang mode.
Enter Buon Funcon:
MAXMIN cycles between the present reading and the highest and
lowest readings.
TEMP C cycles between the reading and the temperature in 0C.
TEMP F cycles between the reading and the temperature in 0F.
2 REAd* cycles between 2 readings.
2RD 1C* cycles between 2 readings & temperature in 0C.
2RD 1F* cycles between 2 readings & temperature in 0F.
*2nd reading is applicable to MPX dual-oat sensors only.
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• AdVSET (Advanced Sengs)
AUTO (Auto O): The Auto-O feature will automacally power o the MND
whenever no buons are pressed within the specied me frame. The minimum Auto-
O me is 15 seconds. To disable the Auto-O feature, set the value to 65535 (default).
NOTE: the Auto-O cannot be set to less than the relay “On Time” seng when using
the Timed Relay opon (see Outputs).
dEC PL (Decimal Place): denes where the decimal point will be displayed within
the reading.
NOTE: most APG sensors have the ability to set the number of decimal places of the
readings being sent to the MND. Refer to the sensor manual for more informaon.
MASK (Digit Mask): allows the user to mask the value of the least signicant digit(s),
up to 3 places, so that masked digit(s) will always display 0 and will not increment.
SHIFT (Digit Shi): allows the user to shi the reading to the right by dividing the
reading by 10, 100, or 1000.
MLTPLR (Mulplier): allows the user to apply a conversion mulplier to the sensor
readings. For example, a mulplier seng of 2.0 will double the reading received from
the sensor.
NOTE: most APG sensors have the capability to apply a conversion mulplier to the
reading before the value it is sent to the MND.
bAR 0 (Bar Graph 0%) & bAR100 (Bar Graph 100%): dene the readings
associated with 0% and 100% on the display bar graph. Bars will appear/disappear in
10% increments of the total span.
NOTE: the bar graph limits will be applied to all sensor readings when mulple sensor
are being displayed, and cannot be set individually for each sensor.
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OVR-Ld (Overload): allows the user to set an overload warning if the reading
increases beyond the specied value.
NOTE: when displaying the readings from mulple sensors, the Overload seng
will be applied to the readings of all the sensors and cannot be set for each sensor
individually. By default the Overload is set to 99999 so that the overload warning will
only be displayed when a sensor reading is greater than 5-digit limit of the display.
bAT EN (Baery Enabled): allows the user to select either No Baery, Internal
Baery or RST Baery opons. The Internal Baery opon is used to monitor the
voltage of a baery powered MND. The RST Baery opon is used to monitor the
supply voltage of an RST-5000 module acng as the master device.
NOTE: the Internal baery indicator is limited to baery voltages less than 15 Vdc.
bATFUL (Baery Full Voltage): sets the voltage associated with a full baery
indicaon.
bATLOW (Baery Low Voltage): sets the voltage associated with a low baery
indicaon.
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• OUTPUT (Outputs)
The MND is oered with oponal outputs, such as solid-state relays, or 4-20 mA
or 0-3 Vdc analog signals. Not all output menu opons are applicable to all MND
conguraons.
NOTE: when displaying the readings from mulple sensors, the Sensor Address seng
determines which sensor is controlling the output(s) of the MND.
AL SET (Analog Low Set-point): sets the reading associated with the low analog
value (either 4mA or 0V).
AH SET (Analog High Set-point): sets the reading associated with the high analog
value (either 20mA or 3V).
AL CAL (Analog Low Calibraon): adjusts the low end of the analog output (either
4mA or 0V). Increasing/decreasing the value will cause an increase/decrease at the low
end of the analog output.
AH CAL (Analog High Calibraon): adjusts the high end of the analog output (i.e.
either 20mA or 3V). Increasing/decreasing the value will cause an increase/decrease at
the high end of the analog output.
T1TYPE & T2TYPE (Trip 1&2 Type): determines the basic funconal logic of the
relay outputs as described in the Trip Type descripons on pages 14-16.
NOTE: the MND’s Telecom Relays are rated for a maximum switched load of 5 Amps at
240 VAC or 220 VDC.
T1REAd & T2REAd (Trip 1&2 Reading): denes the display reading that
corresponds to a change in the state of the associated relay output, as determined by
the Trip Type selected.
T1 WIN & T2 WIN (Trip 1&2 Window): denes the secondary value (beginning
from the Trip Reading) for Exclusive, Inclusive, and Hysteresis Near & Far Trip Types
(refer to descripons below). For example: if the Trip Reading is set to 250, and the
secondary trip value is desired at a reading of 350, then the Trip Window should be set
to 100. (250 + 100 = 350)
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Trip Type Descripons
NEAR:
The output will acvate
whenever the reading is
less than the Trip Reading
seng.
EXCLSV
(Exclusive):
The output will acvate
whenever the reading is
less than the Trip Reading
OR greater than the Trip
Reading + Trip Window.
H NEAR
(Hysteresis Near):
The output will acvate
unl the reading is greater
than the Trip Reading +
Trip Window, at which
point the output will
deacvate and remain in
that state unl the reading
is less than the Trip
Reading.
FAR:
The output will acvate
whenever the reading
is greater than the Trip
Reading.
NOTE: for Normally Closed relays, the acve state--ON--is Open, and for Normally
Open relays, the acve state is Closed.
ON OFF
ON OFF ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF ON
OFF ON OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
TRIP
READING
TRIP
WINDOW
TRIP TYPE 0
NEAR
TRIP TYPE 1
EXCLUSIVE
TRIP TYPE 2
HYSTERESIS
NEAR
TRIP TYPE 3
FAR
TRIP TYPE 5
HYSTERESIS
FAR
TRIP TYPE 4
INCLUSIVE
MAX
READING
ZERO
READING
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ON OFF
ON OFF ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF ON
OFF ON OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
TRIP
READING
TRIP
WINDOW
TRIP TYPE 0
NEAR
TRIP TYPE 1
EXCLUSIVE
TRIP TYPE 2
HYSTERESIS
NEAR
TRIP TYPE 3
FAR
TRIP TYPE 5
HYSTERESIS
FAR
TRIP TYPE 4
INCLUSIVE
MAX
READING
ZERO
READING
INCLSV (Inclusive):
The output will acvate
whenever the reading
is greater than the Trip
Reading and less than
the Trip Reading + Trip
Window.
H FAR (Hysteresis Far):
The output will acvate
when the reading
increases beyond the Trip
Reading + Trip Window,
and will remain acve unl
the reading falls below the
Trip Reading. The output
will remain deacvated
unl the reading is once
again greater than the Trip
Reading + Trip Window.
ON:
Holds the output closed
whenever the display is
powered.
OFF:
Disables the output.
NOTE: for Normally Closed relays, the acve state--ON--is Open, and for Normally
Open relays, the acve state is Closed.
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“ON” TIME
(in seconds)
Relay “ON” (closed)
Relay “OFF”(open)
INTERVAL TIME
(in minutes)
LOERST (LOE/RST):
forces the output to follow the state of the corresponding output of an LOE or RST
sensor acng as the master device. For example, whenever output T1 of the LOE/RST
acvates/deacvates, then output T1 of the MND will acvate/deacvate as well.
TIME R*(Timed Interval):
sets the output to acvate on a med interval. The Interval-Time (INTMIN) sets the
me between acvaons (in minutes), and the On-Time (ON SEC) determines how
long the output remains acve at each interval (in seconds).
NOTE: when using the Timed Interval in conjuncon with the Auto-O feature, the
MND will wake (power on) at each Interval and will remain powered on for the
duraon of the relay On-Time regardless of the Auto-O seng.
*Also refer to Switchable Power Source Opon on next page.
H TEMP* (Heater Temperature):
The LCD heater is controlled using Trip Relay 1. Set the heater “on” temperature using
the Trip 1 Reading (T1READ) parameter (in 0C). The Trip 1 Window (T1 WIN)
parameter is used to set the “o” temperature, dened by the number of degrees above
the on temperature.
For Example: to acvate the heater at -30 0C and deacvate the heater above -10 0C
T1TYPE set to H TEMP
T1READ set to -0030
T1 WIN set to 00020
*Oponal Feature
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Switchable Power Source Output Opon*
(refer to Switchable Power wiring on pages 4-5)
This opon is designed to allow an internal baery powered MND to share its baery
power (via relay T1) with one of APG’s Modbus sensors (MNU, MPX, or PT series) to
create a simple yet complete monitoring system. Pushing the MND’s power buon will
wake the system from sleep mode, poll the sensor reading, and then re-enter sleep
mode a few seconds later.
The Switchable Power opon ulizes Relay T1, which is set to the Timed Relay mode, to
control the voltage to the sensor. Seng the Interval Time to 0 will force the T1 to acve
and supply power to the sensor immediately when the MND wakes from sleep mode.
The On Time seng determines how long power is supplied to the sensor. APG recom-
mends an On Time of 8-10 seconds to allow the sensor enough me to power up and
get a reading. The Auto-O seng determines how long the MND will remain powered,
displaying the reading, before re-entering sleep mode.
The following are APG’s recommend sengs for using this feature:
Output Menu (OUTPUT):
Trip 1 Type (T1TYPE) = Timed Relay (TIME R)
Interval in minutes (INTMIN) = 0
On Time in seconds (ON SEC) = 8-10
Advanced Menu (AdVSET):
Auto-O = 15 seconds
WARNING!
The Switchable Power opon sources baery voltage directly to the
output line whenever the display is powered “on”. Care must be taken
not to short this voltage to any of the other output lines (DC common
or the A and B communicaon lines).
*The Switchable Power Source Output opon requires a special hardware conguraon
from the factory and is not a standard MND feature.
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• COMM (Communicaons)
bAUd R (Baud Rate): 2400, 9600, 19200, 38400
PARITY: even, odd, none
STOPbT (Stop Bit): 1, 2
NOTE: all APG Modbus based sensors communicate using 9600 baud, no parity and 1
stop bit.
C TYPE (Communicaons Type):
MASTER: sets the MND to operate as the master device.
SNIFER (Snier): sets the MND to passively monitor communicaons between
a master device and one or more sensors. The master device must be acvely polling
the sensor(s) in order for the MND to update the reading(s).
LRSNIF (LOE/RST Snier): funcons the same as Snier mode with addion of
monitoring the readings from an LOE series or RST-5000 series Ethernet based sensor
(acng as the master device).
SETUP: sets the MND to act operate as a “slave” device in order to be
programmed using the APG Modbus soware.
NOTE: the Sensor Address parameter (see below) is used to set the MND’s own
sensor address when operang in Setup mode.
SENAdR (Sensor Address): sets the address number of the sensor to be displayed
when only one sensor is being monitored. The Sensor Address is also used to set the
MND’s own address when operang in Setup mode.
NOTE: in order to monitor readings from mulple sensors, the assigned sensor
address numbers must begin at 1 and increment sequenally. For example, if 5
sensors are to be monitored, the sensor addresses must be set to 1 thru 5.
NOTE: when displaying the readings from mulple sensors, the Sensor Address seng
determines which sensor is controlling the output(s) of the MND.
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NUMSEN (Number of Sensors): sets the number of sensors to be monitored. When
using the MND to display readings from mulple sensors, the sensor addresses must
begin at 1 and increment sequenally (see note above).
REGNUM (Register Number): sets the register number to be displayed. The readings
of APG sensors are stored in register 30303.
NOTE: the register number is entered using only the last 3 digits of the full register
number. For example, register 30303 would be entered as 303, or register 40401
would be entered as 401.
FUNCTN (Funcon): sets the funcon code for the register to be displayed; 3 =
holding resister, 4 = input register. Sensor readings are stored in input registers, while
sensor parameter values are stored in holding registers.
REGTYP (Register Type): sets the bit type of the register to be displayed. Opons
are:
signed, 8 bit, low byte (S8L) signed, 16 bit (S16)
signed, 8 bit, high byte (S8H) unsigned, 16 bit (U16)
unsigned, 8 bit, low byte (U8L) signed, 32 bit (S32)
unsigned, 8 bit, high byte (U8H) unsigned, 32 bit (U32)
NOTE: the readings of APG’s sensors are stored as an unsigned 32-bit value. Refer
to the sensor’s user manual for a list of register numbers and their corresponding
register types.
SCANRT (Scan Rate): determines how oen the MND polls the sensor(s) (in seconds)
when operang in Master mode.
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WRITE: allows the MND, operang in Master mode, to write a value to a specic
holding register of a specic sensor. When Write is selected, the MND will guide you
through the following steps:
Sensor Address: set the address number of the target sensor.
Register Number: set the register number you wish to change.
Register Type: set the type of register being wrien (16-bit or 32-bit).
Register Value: set the value you want to write to the selected register.
Write Yes/No: select Yes to write the new register value and complete the
procedure, or No to cancel the write, and return to the Communicaons menu.
Write funcon example: changing the Empty Distance value (register 40407) to 2150
in sensor address number 5.
Sensor Address: 05
Register Number: 407
Register Type: U16 (unsigned 16-bit).
Register Value: 02150
Write Yes/No: select Yes by pressing Enter.
AdRCHG (Address Change): allows the user to quickly change a sensor’s address
when the MND is operang as the Master device. Simply enter the current address of
sensor you wish to change (NOW), then enter the new address you wish to write to the
sensor (NEW).
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