Pilz PSSnet GW1 MOD--CAN User manual

PSSnetGW1MODEtherCAT
OperatingManual1002692EN03
Gateways

Preface
Thisdocumentisatranslationoftheoriginaldocument.
AllrightstothisdocumentationarereservedbyPilzGmbH&Co.KG.Copiesmaybemade
forinternalpurposes.Suggestionsandcommentsforimprovingthisdocumentationwillbe
gratefullyreceived.
Pilz®,PIT®,PMI®,PNOZ®,Primo®,PSEN®,PSS®,PVIS®,SafetyBUSp®,
SafetyEYE®,SafetyNETp®,thespiritofsafety®areregisteredandprotectedtrademarks
ofPilzGmbH&Co.KGinsomecountries.
SDmeansSecureDigital

Content
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Section1 Introduction 5
1.1 Validityofdocumentation 5
1.2 Usingthedocumentation 5
1.3 Definitionofsymbols 5
Section2 Overview 7
2.1 Modulefeatures 7
2.2 Unitview 8
2.2.1 Front 8
2.2.2 Top 9
2.2.3 Righthandside 9
2.2.4 Bottom 10
Section3 Safety 11
3.1 Intendeduse 11
3.1.1 Electromagneticcompatibility 11
3.1.1.1 Connectingtheearthcables 12
3.1.1.2 Cablerouting 13
3.1.1.3 Equipotentialbonding 13
3.1.1.4 Shielding 14
3.1.1.5 Lightinginthecontrolcabinet 14
3.1.1.6 TestingtheEMCcomplianceofaninstallation 15
3.2 Safetyregulations 16
3.2.1 Useofqualifiedpersonnel 16
3.2.2 Warrantyandliability 16
3.2.3 Disposal 16
3.3 Safetyduringinstallation 16
Section4 Functiondescription 18
4.1 Operation 18
4.1.1 Blockdiagram 18
4.2 Modbus/TCP 19
4.2.1 Modbus/TCPdataranges(Serverconnections) 19
4.2.2 Datatransferlimits 19
4.2.3 Functioncodes(Clientconnections) 20
4.3 EtherCAT 21
4.4 Translationtables 22
4.4.1 Payload 22
4.4.2 Diagnosticdata 22
4.5 Interfaces 25
Section5 Installation 26
5.1 Generalinstallationguidelines 26
5.1.1 Dimensions 27
5.2 Mountingdistances 28
5.3 Supplyvoltage 28
5.4 InstallGateway 29

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Section6 Commissioning 30
6.1 Generalwiringguidelines 30
6.2 Wiringtheunits 30
6.2.1 Cablerequirements 30
6.2.2 Terminals 31
6.3 Terminalconfiguration 31
6.4 Interfaces 31
6.4.1 RJ45interface 31
6.4.1.1 RJ45connectioncable 32
6.5 Addresssetting 32
6.5.1 IPaddresssetting 32
Section7 Operation 34
7.1 Displayelements 34
7.1.1 Displayelementsfordevicediagnostics 34
7.2 Webserver 35
7.2.1 Callwebserver 35
7.2.2 Passwordmanagement 36
7.3 Performfirmwareupdate 36
7.4 ExchangeGateway 37
Section8 TechnicalDetails 38
Section9 Orderreference 41

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1 Introduction
1.1 Validityofdocumentation
ThisdocumentationisvalidfortheproductPSSnetGW1MODEtherCAT.Itisvaliduntil
newdocumentationispublished.
Thisoperatingmanualexplainsthefunctionandoperation,describestheinstallationand
providesguidelinesonhowtoconnecttheproduct.
1.2 Usingthedocumentation
Thisdocumentisintendedforinstruction.Onlyinstallandcommissiontheproductifyou
havereadandunderstoodthisdocument.Thedocumentshouldberetainedforfutureref
erence.
1.3 Definitionofsymbols
Informationthatisparticularlyimportantisidentifiedasfollows:
DANGER!
Thiswarningmustbeheeded!Itwarnsofahazardoussituationthatposes
animmediatethreatofseriousinjuryanddeathandindicatespreventive
measuresthatcanbetaken.
WARNING!
Thiswarningmustbeheeded!Itwarnsofahazardoussituationthatcould
leadtoseriousinjuryanddeathandindicatespreventivemeasuresthatcan
betaken.
CAUTION!
Thisreferstoahazardthatcanleadtoalessseriousorminorinjuryplus
materialdamage,andalsoprovidesinformationonpreventivemeasures
thatcanbetaken.
NOTICE
Thisdescribesasituationinwhichtheproductordevicescouldbedam
agedandalsoprovidesinformationonpreventivemeasuresthatcanbe
taken.Italsohighlightsareaswithinthetextthatareofparticularimport
ance.

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INFORMATION
Thisgivesadviceonapplicationsandprovidesinformationonspecialfea
tures.

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2 Overview
2.1 Modulefeatures
ThePSSnetGW1MODEtherCAT
}operatesasaprotocolconverterbetweenModbus/TCPandEtherCAT,
}canbeusedtoexchangedatabetweenproductsthatsupportModbus/TCPorEther
CAT.Forexample,thismaybeacontrolsystemfromtheautomationsystem
PSS4000fromPilzononesideandathirdpartyproductontheother.Thethirdparty
productmustsupportEtherCAT.
FeaturesofthePSSnetGW1MODEtherCAT:
}CanbeusedwithPilzproductsthatsupportModbus/TCP:
– ControlsystemsfromtheautomationsystemPSS4000(e.g.PSSuH)
– Compact/modular3rdgenerationPSSrangeprogrammablesafetysystems(e.g.
PSSSB30063ETH2,PSS(1)SBCPU3ETH2)
– OperatorterminalsPMIwithModbus/TCPinterface(e.g.PMI5)
– Motioncontrolsystems(e.g.PMCprimoDrive3,PMCprimoDriveP,PMCprimo16+)
}1xRJ45socketforconnectiontoModbus/TCP,
}Canmanageupto8Modbus/TCPconnections
}CanoperateasaModbus/TCPconnectionServer,
}WebserverformanagingandconfiguringtheGateway,
}SupportsCANopenoverEtherCAT,
}OperatesasaSlaveintheEtherCATnetwork,
}Transmissionrate10MBit/s(10BaseT)and100MBit/s(100BaseTX),
}2xRJ45socketforconnectiontoEtherCAT,
}supportsautonegotiating,
}LEDsfordisplayingthecommunicationstatusanderrors,
}input/outputdata
– upto512Bytesacyclicaldata(SDO),
– intotal(RxPDOandTxPDO)max.512Bytes,
– additionallyitispossibletotransferdatabetweenthecontrolsystems,
}supplyvoltage
– 20msbufferincaseofsupplyinterruptions,
– pluginconnectionterminals(eitherspringloadedterminalorscrewterminal).

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2.2 Unitview
2.2.1 Front
22,5 (0,88“)
Fig.:Frontview
:LEDsfordisplayingthecommunicationstatusandfaults
:EtherCATinterfacesX1andX2(RJ45)
:MACaddress
:Barcodewiththeitemnumber,serialnumberandversionoftheGateway
:2DcodewiththeMACaddress
isregisteredtrademarkandpatentedtechnology,licensedbyBeckhoff
AutomationGmbH,Germany

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2.2.2 Top
OFF ON
IP-ADDRESS
128
64
32
16
8
4
2
1
Fig.:Top
:Modbus/TCPinterface(RJ45)
:DIPswitchforIPaddress
2.2.3 Righthandside
110,4 (4,35“)
96 (3,78“)
128
64
32
16
8
4
2
1
IP-Address
Fig.:Righthandside
:QRcodewithalinktothePilzhomepagewithfurtherinformationontheGateway

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2.2.4 Bottom
Fig.:Bottom
:Supplyvoltageconnection

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3 Safety
3.1 Intendeduse
TheproductservesasaprotocolconverterbetweenModbus/TCPandEtherCAT.Itcanbe
usedwithvariousPilzproductsaswellasthirdpartyproducts,providedtheysupportthe
documentedpropertiesandrequirements.
}Modbus/TCP
TheGatewaycanbeusedwithproductsthatoperateasconnectionClientduringdata
exchange.Theproductmustsupportatleastoneofthedocumentedfunctioncodes.
}EtherCAT
TheGatewaycanbeusedasapassivesubscriber(Slave)inaEtherCATnetwork.The
basicfunctionsofcommunicationviaEtherCATcorrespondtotheSystemDescription
publishedbytheEtherCATUserGroup.
TheGatewaymaynotbeusedforsafetyrelatedfunctions.
IntendeduseincludesmakingtheelectricalinstallationEMCcompliant.Theproductisde
signedforuseinanindustrialenvironment.Itisnotsuitableforuseinadomesticenviron
ment,asthiscanleadtointerference.
Thefollowingisdeemedimproperuseinparticular:
}Anycomponent,technicalorelectricalmodificationtotheproduct
}Useoftheproductoutsidetheareasdescribedinthismanual
}Useoftheproductoutsidethetechnicaldetails(seechapterentitled"TechnicalDe
tails")
3.1.1 Electromagneticcompatibility
Toensureelectromagneticcompatibilitythecorrectproceduresmustbecarriedoutduring
installation.
Adeviceiselectromagneticallycompatibleif:
}Itfunctionswithouterrorinagivenelectromagneticenvironment
}Itdoesnotadverselyaffectitsownenvironment.
Electromagneticinterferencecanreachthedevicesthrough:
}Fields
}Powersupplies
}Earthcabling
}Busconnections
}Interfaces
}Inputandoutputcables
Theinterferencecanbetransferredfromtheproducer(source)tothereceiver(interference
sink)viathecouplingroutes.
Interferencereachestheinterferencesink(e.g.thecontrolsystemdevices)invariousways:

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}DCcoupling:
DCcouplingoccursifthesourceandsinkofinterferencehavecommoncableconnec
tions.Thecommoncablepresentscomplexresistances,inducingpotentialdifferences.
Typicalsourcesofinterferenceareswitches/relays,runningmotorsorvaryingpoten
tialsforothersystemsonthesamepowersupply.
}Capacitive(electrical)coupling:
Adifferentpotentialbetweenthesourceandinterferencesink(e.g.twocables)creates
anelectricalfield.Couplingisproportionaltotherateofvoltagechange.
Typicalsourcesofinterferencearecontactors,staticdischarge,parallelsignalcables.
}Inductive(magnetic)coupling:
Alivecableproducesamagneticfieldwhichalsosurroundsadjacentcables.Interfer
encevoltageisinduced.Couplingisproportionaltotherateofcurrentchange.
Typicalsourcesofinterferencearemainscablesrunninginparallel,livecables,high
frequencycables,inductors,transformers,motors.
}Electromagneticcoupling:
Acablecanemitasignalasaradiowave.Thiswaveisthenpickedupbyanother
cable.
Typicalsourcesofinterferencearetransmitterssuchasradios,sparksfromspark
plugs,weldingequipment,etc.
NOTICE
PowerfulHFtransmittersshouldonlybeoperatedatadistanceofmore
than0.6m.
}Staticdischarge:
Staticdischargeoccurswherethereareveryhighdifferencesinpotentialbetweentwo
points.Ifthetwopointsarebroughtclosertogetherorifthepotentialdifferenceisin
creased,dischargescanoccurintheairgaps.
Typicalsourcesofinterferencearepeoplewhoarestaticallychargedfromasynthetic
carpet,forexample.
3.1.1.1 Connectingtheearthcables
Pleasenote:
}Aconductorcrosssectionofatleast2.5mm2shouldbeusedfortheconnectiontothe
centralearthbar.Connectionsshouldbekeptasshortaspossible.
}Connectionstotheearthbarshouldalwaysbeinstarform.
}Connecttogetherthe0Vconnectionsonallthe24Vpowersuppliesandearththe0V
mainsatasinglepoint,orensurethatmeasuresareinplacetomonitorforearthfaults.
Earthedsupplyvoltagesofferthebestnoiseimmunity.
}Theconnectionofthe0Vsupplytothecentralearthbarorearthfaultmonitormustbe
inaccordancewithrelevantnationalregulations(suchasEN602041,NFPA79:177,
NEC:Article250).
}Connectionsshouldbeprotectedfromcorrosion.

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}Flexibleearthingstrapsshouldbeusedonmovingearthparts(e.g.machineparts,
gates).Ensuretheseearthingstrapsareasshortandwideaspossible.
3.1.1.2 Cablerouting
Itispossibletodifferentiatebetweencablesaccordingtotheirfunction.The
followinggroupsexist:
}Group1:DataandsupplylinesforDCvoltagesbelow60VandACvoltagesbelow25
V
}Group2:DataandsupplylinesforDCvoltagesfrom60Vto400VandACvoltages
from25Vto400V.
}Group3:Supplylinesabove400V
Cablinginsidebuildings:
}Thecablegroupslistedaboveshouldbelaidseparately.
}Cablesofthesamegroupcanbelaidwithinthesamecableduct.
}Cablesfromgroup1andgroup2shouldbelaidinseparategroupsorincableducts
whichareatleast10cmapart.
}Cablesfromgroup1andgroup3shouldbelaidinseparategroupsorincableducts
whichareatleast50cmapart.
}Dataandsignallinesshouldbelaidascloseaspossibletoanearthedsurface.
Cablingtoopenairsystems:
}Asfaraspossibleusemetalconduits.Theseshouldbeelectricallyconnectedand
earthed.
}Ensurethereissufficientprotectionagainstlightningbyusingmetalconduitsearthedat
bothends,orconcretecableductswithreinforcementsconnectedacrossthejoints.
3.1.1.3 Equipotentialbonding
Potentialdifferencescanoccurifthedevicesareconnectedtodifferentearthorground
connections.Evencableshieldsthatareconnectedateitherendandhavedifferentearth
connectionscancausepotentialdifferences.Inordertoavoidinterference,equipotential
bondingcablesmustbeinstalled.
Indoingsoyoumustensurethefollowing:
}Selectalowimpedanceequipotentialbondingcable.
}Selectthefollowingasstandardvaluesforthecrosssectionoftheequipotentialbond
ingcables:
– 16mm2forequipotentialbondingcableupto200minlength
– 25mm2forequipotentialbondingcableover200minlength
}Ifthecontrolsystemdevicesareconnectedwithshieldedsignalcableswhichare
earthedateitherend,theimpedanceiscalculatedasfollows:
– Impedanceequipotentialbondingcable=10%ofshieldimpedance.
}Usecopperorgalvanisedsteelequipotentialbondingcable.

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}Connectequipotentialbondingcablestotheearthbaroveraswideasurfaceareaas
possible.
}Asshortadistanceaspossibleshouldbekeptbetweentheequipotentialbondingcable
andsignalcable.
3.1.1.4 Shielding
Interferencecurrentsmustbedivertedtocableshieldsviashieldbars.
Indoingsoyoumustensurethefollowing:
}Connecttheshieldswithlowimpedancetotheshieldbarorearthbar.
}Usecableswithbraidedscreening,withaminimumcoverareaof80%.
}Whenlayingcableswithoutequipotentialbondingorusingfoilshields:Connectthe
shieldatoneend.
}Ifpossible,usemetalormetallisedplugstoconnectcablesforserialdatatransfer.Al
waysrefertotheregulationsrelatingtothefieldbussystems.
}Iftheshieldisnottobeconnectedattheendofthecable,itmusthavenoconnection
totheconnectorhousing.
}Iftheshieldistobeconnected,connectittotheshieldbaratthepointwherethecable
entersthecabinet,withoutmakingabreakinthecable.Usemetalcableclampswhich
covertheshieldoverawidesurfacearea.Routetheshieldasfarastheunits,butdo
notconnectittotheunits.
Digitalinputsandoutputsdonotneedshieldedcables.
However,iftheconnectioncableshaveashield,itshouldbeconnectedatoneend.
Analogueinputsandtheincrementalencoderinputsonspeedmonitorsshouldalwaysbe
connectedusingshieldedcables.
3.1.1.5 Lightinginthecontrolcabinet
Uselowinterferencepanellightingforinsidethecontrolcabinet.

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3.1.1.6 TestingtheEMCcomplianceofaninstallation
YoucanusethelistbelowtocheckthattheinstallationoftheGatewayisEMCcompliant.
Check Measures Done
Arethereareaswithahigh
probabilityofinterference?
(e.g.computersrunning,
processcontrolareas,dis
tributioncabinets,cable
casing,frequencyconvert
ers,handheldradiosetc.).
EMCprotectionintheseareasshouldbeplanned
withparticularcare.
Areareaswherecom
putersarerunningor
areassuchasprocess
controlroomssufficiently
shieldedfromelectromag
neticcoupling?
Ifnecessaryshieldthewholearea.
Doesthecablelayouttake
intoaccounttheprinciples
ofEMCcompliance?
Someimportantpoints:Laycablesclosetoearth,
keepclearofotherelectricalequipment,keep
cablesinductsseparatefromotherpartsofthe
installation,keepcablesasshortaspossible,
avoidmultiplecrossovers.
Isthesupplyvoltagefree
ofinterference?
Supplieswithinterferencevoltagesshouldbefit
tedwithamainsfilter.
EMCcharacteristicsofin
dividualunits/allunits
testedonceinstalled?
TestEMCcharacteristicsunderoperatingcondi
tions,e.g.whilehandheldradiosareinuse,or
HFfrequencygeneratorsarecloseby.Teststatic
dischargewithoperatingpersonnel,testmutual
interferencebetweenunitsunderdifferentoperat
ingconditions.
Earthedpartsconnected
correctly?
Theconnectionsbetweentheunits,rackingbars,
earthconductorsandshieldbarsareimportant.
Inactivemetalpartsshouldbeconnectedovera
widesurfaceareaandearthedatacentralpoint;
withinsulatedmetal:Removeinsulationoruse
specialcontactfixings;protecttheconnection
fromcorrosion;connectthecabinetdoorstothe
bodyofthecabinetusingearthingstraps.
Cablegroupslaidsepar
ately?
Separatecablesintogroups.Supplyandsignal
leadsshouldbelaidseparately.
Aretheshieldsconnected
correctly?
Useshieldedcablesforanalogueanddataleads;
usemetallicplugs;connectcableshieldstoshield
baratpointofentrytocabinet;connectcable
shieldsoverawidesurfaceareaandwithlowim
pedance.
Equipotentialbondingcar
riedout?
Iftheinstallationextendsoverawidearea:lay
equipotentialbondingcable.
Areinductiveloads
switched?
Sufficientfuseprotectionshouldbeusedwithin
ductiveloads
24VDCpowersupply? PowersuppliesmustconformtoEN
60742:9/1995,EN609501:2006/A11:2009orEN
50178:10/97.

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3.2 Safetyregulations
3.2.1 Useofqualifiedpersonnel
Theproductsmayonlybeassembled,installed,programmed,commissioned,operated,
maintainedanddecommissionedbycompetentpersons.
Acompetentpersonissomeonewho,becauseoftheirtraining,experienceandcurrentpro
fessionalactivity,hasthespecialistknowledgerequiredtotest,assessandoperatethe
workequipment,devices,systems,plantandmachineryinaccordancewiththegeneral
standardsandguidelinesforsafetytechnology.
Itisthecompany’sresponsibilityonlytoemploypersonnelwho:
}Arefamiliarwiththebasicregulationsconcerninghealthandsafety/accidentpreven
tion
}Havereadandunderstoodtheinformationprovidedinthisdescriptionunder"Safety"
}Andhaveagoodknowledgeofthegenericandspecialiststandardsapplicabletothe
specificapplication.
3.2.2 Warrantyandliability
Allclaimstowarrantyandliabilitywillberenderedinvalidif
}Theproductwasusedcontrarytothepurposeforwhichitisintended
}Damagecanbeattributedtonothavingfollowedtheguidelinesinthemanual
}Operatingpersonnelarenotsuitablyqualified
}Anytypeofmodificationhasbeenmade(e.g.exchangingcomponentsonthePCB
boards,solderingworketc.).
3.2.3 Disposal
Whendecommissioning,pleasecomplywithlocalregulationsregardingthedisposalof
electronicdevices(e.g.ElectricalandElectronicEquipmentAct).
3.3 Safetyduringinstallation
Theproductrequiresa24VDCsupply.Checkthattheexternalpowersupplyprovidesthis
voltage.
Thetoleranceofthesupplyvoltagemustcomplywiththetechnicaldetails.Safeoperation
cannotbeguaranteedoutsidethisrange.
Protecttheexternalpowersupplybyfittingafusebetweentheexternalpowersupplyand
theproduct.Thesizeofthefusewilldependonthespecificationoftheexternalpowersup
ply,theconductorcrosssectionandonlocalregulations.

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WARNING!
Riskofelectrocution!
Safeelectricalisolationmustbeensuredfortheexternalpowersupplythat
generatesthesupplyvoltage.Failuretodosocouldresultinelectricshock.
ThepowersuppliesmustcomplywithEN609501:2006/A11:2009,EN
6155826:11/1997.
WARNING!
Riskofelectrocution!
Whenvoltageisapplied,contactwithlivecomponentscouldresultinseri
ousorevenfatalinjuryfromanelectricshock.

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4 Functiondescription
4.1 Operation
TheGateway
}operatesasaprotocolconverterbetweenModbus/TCPandEtherCAT,
}operatesontheModbus/TCPsideasconnectionServerandontheEtherCATsideas
Slave,
}UsesanLEDtoindicatewhetherthereisdatatrafficviatheconnection
}UsesanLEDtoindicatetheinterfaceusedforthisdatatraffic
}IftheconnectiontoEtherCATortoModbus/TCPisnolongeravailable,thepayloadis
retainedwiththecurrentvalues
}isexclusivelydesignedforexchangingnonsafetyrelateddata
TheGatewayisinterposedinthedataflowbetweentheconnecteddevices.
Fig.:Protocolconversion,Modbus/TCPtoEtherCAT
}SignalpathfromEtherCATMastertoModbus/TCPinterface
EtherCATMaster >EtherCATinputX1ontheGateway >Protocolconversion
>Datainput/outputModbus/TCPinterface >Modbus/TCP
}SignalpathfromModbus/TCPenabledproducttoEtherCATMaster:
Modbus/TCP >Datainput/outputModbus/TCPinterface >Protocolconversion
>EtherCAToutputX2ontheGateway >EtherCATMaster
4.1.1 Blockdiagram
Modbus/TCP
2x EtherCAT
24 V 0 V
Mapping
Power
Fig.:Blockdiagram

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4.2 Modbus/TCP
TheGatewaycanmanageamax.of8Modbus/TCPconnections.TheGatewayisalways
theconnectionServer.TheconnectionClientsmaybevariousdevices,e.g.PC,control
system,displayunit.TheycanaccesstheGatewaysimultaneously.
Portnumber"502"intheGatewayissetasthedefaultfordataexchangeviaaModbus/
TCPconnection.
4.2.1 Modbus/TCPdataranges(Serverconnections)
TheproductsupportsthefollowingModbus/TCPdataareas:
Dataarea Modbussyntax Example
Coils(Bit)
0x00000…0x65535
[read/write]
0x[xxxxx] 0x00031
DiscreteInputs(Bit)
1x00000…1x65535
[readonly]
1x[xxxxx] 1x08193
InputRegister(Wort/16Bits)
3x00000…3x65535
[readonly]
3x[xxxxx] 3x00002
HoldingRegister(Wort/16
Bits)
4x00000…4x65535
[read/write]
4x[xxxxx] 4x00805
Modbus/TCPdataareas
INFORMATION
AddressingforPilzsystemsstartsat"0".Ondevicesfromothermanufactur
ers,addressingmaystartat"1".
Pleaserefertotheoperatingmanualprovidedbytherelevantmanufacturer.
4.2.2 Datatransferlimits
Thistablecontainsthemaximumdatalengthssupportedpertelegram:
Datatransfer
Max.datalengthpertele
gram
Readdata(Bit) FC01(ReadCoils) 1…2000
FC02(ReadDiscreteIn
puts)
Readdata(Word) FC03(ReadHoldingRe
gisters)
1…125
FC04(ReadInputRegister)

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Datatransfer
Max.datalengthpertele
gram
Writedata(Bit) FC05(WriteSingleCoil) 1Bit
FC15(WriteMultipleCoils) 1…1968
Writedata(Word) FC06(WriteSingleRe
gister)
1Word
FC16(WriteMultipleRe
gisters)
1…123Words
Readandwritedata(Word) FC23(Read/WriteMultiple
Registers)
Read1…125Words
Write1…121Words
Datatransferlimits
INFORMATION
Theremaybesomerestrictionsindatalength,dependingonthedevicethat
isused.Pleaserefertotheinformationstatedintheoperatingmanualofthe
relevantunit.
4.2.3 Functioncodes(Clientconnections)
TheconnectionClientcanaccesstheGateway'sdataareasusingthefollowingfunction
codes(FC):
Dataarea Modbussyntax Example
FC01 ReadCoils TheconnectionClientreads
bitdatafromtheconnection
Server,
datalength=1Bit,content,
content:input/outputdata
(datareceivedfrom0x)
FC02 ReadDiscreteInput TheconnectionClientreads
bitdatafromtheconnection
Server,
datalength=1Bit,content,
content:input/outputdata
(datareceivedfrom1x)
FC03 ReadHoldingRegister TheconnectionClientreads
worddatafromtheconnec
tionServer,
datalength=1Word,
content:diagnosticword
(datareceivedfrom4x)
FC04 ReadInputRegister TheconnectionClientreads
worddatafromtheconnec
tionServer,
datalength=1Word,
content:diagnosticword
(datareceivedfrom3x)
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