Provisional Description, Profibus-DP for Thyro-P

Table of Contents

1. Introduction........................................................................... 2
2. Cyclical Data Exchange ....................................................... 3
3. PIV Interface......................................................................... 4
4. Calculating the Actual Values .............................................. 6
5. Diagnostic Messages ........................................................... 8
6. Digital Inputs......................................................................... 9
7. Project Planning of the "Thyro-P" DP Slave....................... 10
8. Annex ................................................................................. 14
1. Introduction

This communications card adds the Profibus-DP communications interface to the Thyro-P (thyristor
power controller). It can be used for integrating the Thyro-P into complex systems using the fieldbus.
In addition, there are 4 digital electrically isolated inputs on the card (see section 6). These can be
accessed via terminal X21.

The scope of delivery includes:

- A Profibus card
- A cover for installing in the Thyro-P
- A diskette containing the files needed for project planning
- These instructions

The Profibus connection uses a 9-pin sub D socket (X20). It provides data lines A and B as well as an
electrically isolated supply voltage (5 V, 80 mA).

Figure 1.1 Profibus card

2. Cyclical Data Exchange

Cyclical data traffic is used for transmitting the input and output data. The cyclical data traffic has been
expanded by a parameter identifier value (PIV) mechanism for transmitting acyclical data (see
section 3).

Output data
The "master setpoint" is transmitted with the output data. It can be used for load power control or
regulation. Additionally the "Setpoint master error " is transferred. This desired value is used in case of
failure of the profibus.

Octet Purpose
1 Parameter PIV interface
2 identifier
3 Parameter value
4
5 Setpoint master
6
7 Setpoint master error
8
Table 2.1 Cyclical data master

Input data
Actual values (voltage, current, etc.) can be transferred with the input data. However, not all values are
always required. Consequently, in order to reduce the transmission time, it has been made possible to
select which parameters are to be transferred (see section 7).

Octet Purpose
1 Parameter PIV interface
2 identifier
3 Parameter value
4
5 4 digital inputs

6-? Actual values

Table 2.2 Cyclical data slave

3. PIV Interface

Cyclical data traffic is supplemented by the PIV (parameter identifier value) interface for transmitting
acyclical data. The master can use this interface for reading and editing the process parameters. The
PIV interface comprises the following parts:

1. Order response identifier (OI)

For transmitting commands and fault messages (see Table 3.2)
2. Toggle bit order (TO)
Handshake for handling orders
3. Parameter number (PNU)
The required parameter is selected using the PNU
4. Parameter value

Octet Bit position Purpose

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
1 OI TO res. HI PNU Parameter identifier
2 LO PNU
3 HI byte Parameter value
4 LO byte
Table 3.1 Structure of the PIV interface

Order identifier (OI)

The master signals the type of order to the slave using the OI (order identifier). The slave responds
with the response identifier when it has carried out the order (see Table 3.2).

OI FUNCTION
MASTER SLAVE
0 No order No order
1 Request parameter Transmit parameter
2 Edit parameter Inadmissible OI
3 Illegal PNU.
4 Parameter cannot be altered
Table 3.2 Order response identifier

Toggle bit order (TO)

The master uses the toggle bit TO to indicate that there is a new order. In response, the slave
performs the order and then changes the toggle bit TO (TOs = TOm) to indicate that the order has
been carried out. The master cannot send a new order until this happens.
This method ensures that each order initiated by the master is processed correctly. Figure 3.1 shows
the sequence of events.
 ( TOm ) ( TOs )

Master Slave

New request Order_1

(1)

Response_1 Send response

(1)

New request Order_2

(0)

Unable to process
Response_1
(1) request

Repeat request Order_2

(0)

Response_2 Send response

(0)

New request Order_3

(1)

Figure 3.1 Order processing sequence

The "No order" order should be processed first after the slave is initialised (restarted) in order to
initialise the toggle bit in the slave. This ensures that the first order is processed correctly.

Parameter number (PNU)

The PNU is used for selecting the desired parameter value. Refer to the Annex for the table of
parameters with the PNU, value range and identifier. Please refer to the "Thyro-P" instructions for
more information about the individual values.

Parameter value

The parameter value of the master is ignored in the "Request parameter" order. Once the order has
been processed correctly, the current value is sent continuously with cyclical data traffic until a new
order is sent. This makes it possible to transmit a further value cyclically via the PIV interface.

The parameter value is transmitted to the power controller when the "Edit parameter" order is sent,
provided it is admissible for the parameter to be changed. Then, the content of the PNU is transmitted
continuously with cyclical data traffic (as for "Request parameter").
4. Calculating the Actual Values

The voltage, current and power values are normalised and transmitted in LSB. The following
conversions must be performed in order to obtain the values in volts, amps or watts:

Current
Ieff_1 = Ieff_LSB_L1 * I_TYP / I_TYP_LSB [A]
Ieff_2 = Ieff_LSB_L2 * I_TYP / I_TYP_LSB [A]
Ieff_3 = Ieff_LSB_L3 * I_TYP / I_TYP_LSB [A]

Voltage
Ueff_1 = Ueff_LSB_L1 * U_TYP / U_TYP_LSB [U]
Ueff_2 = Ueff_LSB_L2 * U_TYP / U_TYP_LSB [U]
Ueff_3 = Ueff_LSB_L3 * U_TYP / U_TYP_LSB [U]

Power
P1 = Peff_LSB_P1 * P_TYP / P_TYP_LSB [W]
P2 = Peff_LSB_P2 * P_TYP / P_TYP_LSB [W]
P3 = Peff_LSB_P3 * P_TYP / P_TYP_LSB [W]
Ptot = Peff_LSB_Ptot * P_TYP / P_TYP_LSB [W]

Conductance
Geff_1 = Geff_LSB_L1 * I_TYP * U_TYP_LSB / ( I_TYP_LSB * U_TYP * 1024 ) [S]
Geff_1 = Geff_LSB_L1 * I_TYP * U_TYP_LSB / ( I_TYP_LSB * U_TYP * 1024 ) [S]
Geff_1 = Geff_LSB_L1 * I_TYP * U_TYP_LSB / ( I_TYP_LSB * U_TYP * 1024 ) [S]

Temperature
Temp = Temp_LSB_L1 - 1000 / 3.82 [°C]

The values for calculating the power are 32-bit values; this means they have to be calculated from the
16-bit values as follows:

Peff_LSB_Px = Peff_LSB_Px_H * 65536 + Peff_LSB_Px_L

P_TYP = P_TYP_H * 65536 + P_TYP_L
P_TYP_LSB = P_TYP_LSB_H * 65536 + P_TYP_LSB_L

All other actual values are normalised as follows:

Period 1 == 1 µs
Total setpoint 16383 == 100 %
Actual on-time value 50 == 1s
On-angle alpha 1 == 0.01° el

LED&Relais Bit 0 == LED „control“

Bit 1 == LED „limit“
Bit 2 == LED „pulse lock“
Bit 3 == LED „fault“
Bit 4 == LED „overheat“
Bit 5 == Relais „K1“
Bit 6 == Relais „K2“
Bit 7 == Relais „K3“
The conversion factors must be read out via the PIV interface (see section 3).

Conversion factor PNU (address)

I_TYP 90
U_TYP 93
P_TYP_H 121
P_TYP_L 122
I_TYP_LSB 113
U_TYP_LSB 118
P_TYP_LSB_H 119
P_TYP_LSB_L 120
Table 4.1 PNUs of the conversion factors
5. Diagnostic Messages

The slave sends device-related diagnostic information to the master in the event of a fault.
The structure is explained in Table 5.1.

Octet Bit position Messages

8 0 SYNC fault
6 MOSI in peak current limitation
9 0 Undercurrent in load circuit
1 Overcurrent in load circuit
4 Undervoltage in mains
5 Overvoltage in mains
10 0 Regulator suppressor
3 Limit
4 Overtemperature
11 5 SSC fault
Table 5.1 Structure of the diagnostic telegram

4 bytes are transmitted with the diagnostic message. Each bit corresponds to a signal which displays
the current status of the Thyro-P. Please refer to the Thyro-P instructions for more details about the
individual values.

"Static diagnosis" is triggered if there is a communication malfunction between the Profibus card and
Thyro-P; the "SSC fault" message is transmitted. In this case, no data exchange between the master
and the slave is possible. This fault indicates that the Profibus card is not inserted in its slot correctly,
for example.
6. Digital Inputs

The Profibus card provides four digital inputs via the 9-pin sub D plug (X21). These are automatically
reproduced on the Profibus (see Table 2.2, Octet 5).

Pin Designation Function

1 Earth Earth
2 M1 Ground for IN0 and IN1
3 IN 0 Input 0
4 IN 1 Input 1
5 M24 Ground / internal 24 V supply
6 M2 Ground for IN2 and IN3
7 IN 2 Input 2
8 IN 3 Input 3
9 +24 +24 V / internal 24 V supply
Figure 6.1 Connection assignment X21
Inputs 0 and 1 always relate to ground M1 and inputs 2 and 3 always relate to ground M2. There is
also a 24 V supply provided for connecting simple signallers such as limit switches, etc. This would
make the following connection possible, for example:

X21
Connection with electrical Switch connection without
isolation electrical isolation

M24
5

+24
S2 S1
9

Out 2 IN1
Device with
4

IN3
independent
8

Out 1 IN0
supply
3

IN2
7

M1
2

M2
6
1

Figure 6.2 Example of connecting inputs

7. Project Planning of the "Thyro-P" DP Slave

This section describes project planning with the "COM PROFIBUS" project planning tool from
Siemens.
First copy the following files into the corresponding folders (see the instructions supplied with the
project planning tool):
• PSS104C0.GSD Device master file
• PSS_R.DIB Normal display
• PSS_D.DIB Diagnostic display
• PSS_S.DIB Display in special operating status
Then start the tool. The following window appears once the project planning for the master has been
completed successfully (Figure 7.1):

Figure 7.1 Editing window for a master system

It is now possible to assign a new slave to the master. Do this by selecting the product group (on the
right-hand side). The Thyro-P is in the Others group. Enter the slave address after you have placed a
slave under the master (Figure 7.2).

Figure 7.2 Selecting the slave address

This address must correspond to the address in the Thyro-P thyristor power controller, because the
"modify slave address" function is not supported. Note that the Thyro-P has to be switched off after the
power controller address has been changed before the new address is activated.
This leads you to the "Slave characteristic" window (Figure 7.3) in which you can select the desired
slave, in this case Thyro-P. Then enter a name so as to be able to identify the slave unambiguously
later on.

Figure 7.3 Selecting the DP slave

Now the slave can be configured. Do this by clicking the "Configuration..." button which calls up the
"Configuration" window (Figure 7.4).

Figure 7.4 Standard configuration of the Thyro-P

The first five modules (0 – 4) are already occupied. Never change these. Table 7.1 provides a more
detailed explanation of their function.
NO. IDENTIFIER SIZE DIRECTION SIGNIFICANCE
0 2AA 2 words Output PIV interface master/slave
1 1AA 1 word Output Setpoint master
2 1AA 1 word Output Setpoint master error
3 2AE 2 words Input PIV interface slave/master
4 8DE 1 byte Input 4 digital inputs (bits 0 – 4)
Table 7.1 Significance of the default settings

The actual values which are to be transmitted cyclically can now be entered from module 5 onwards.
Do this by marking row 5 and clicking the "order number ..." button, which causes the "Auswahl über
Bestellnummer für Slot x" window to appear (Figure 7.5). Please do not be confused by the term
"order number". You do not need additional components for a new module.

Figure 7.5 Selecting the cyclical values

After you have selected the desired value (in this case, "Power L1") and clicked the "take over" button,
the value appears in row 5. You can then enter another actual value in row 6. Figure 7.6 shows a
sample configuration.
The cyclical transfer of input data resulting from this setting is shown in Table 7.2.

BYTE 1–4 5 6-9 10 – 11 12 – 13

VALUE PIV interface 4D in Power L1 Load current L1 Load voltage L1
Table 7.2 Structure of cyclical transfer (slave/master)
Figure 7.6 Example of actual value selection

It is now possible enter the comments, input and output addresses (see the instructions supplied with
the project planning tool).
The link between the master and slave is displayed when the configuration of the Thyro-P has been
completed (Figure 7.7). The symbol shows the status of the Thyro-P, in this case "run-mode".

Figure 7.7 Display of the link between the master and slave
8. Annex
PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default
5 BETR Operating mode 0...4 CYC, VAR, SSSD, r/w CYC
SOFT, Rectifier
6 MOSI Op. of molybdenum silicide rods 0..2 OFF, RAMP, POS r/w OFF

7 TDS Thyrosoft delta circuit 0...1 OFF, ON r/w OFF

8 SEB Service mode 0...1 OFF, ON r/w OFF
9 ASM Automatic synchronisation for 0...1 OFF, ON r OFF
multiple power controller
applications
10 RLC Load 0...1 R or C, RL (transf.) r/w R or C
11 TYP Number of controlled phases 1...3 r/w 1 phase

Table 8.1 Operating mode

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

12 AN1 Phase angle of the 1st half-wave 0...180°el .01°el r/w 60°el
13 SST Soft-start time (setting) 0...9980 ms 20 ms r/w 120 ms

14 SDN Soft-down time (setting) 0...9980 ms 20 ms r/w 120 ms

15 T0_TI Cycle period 0...T0_MAX 20 ms r/w 1s

17 TSMAX Maximum cycle on-time 0...T0_TI 20 ms r/w 1s
18 TSMIN Minimum cycle on-time 0...T0_TI 20 ms r/w 0 ms
19 SYNC_EXT Synchronous cycle 0...1 Internal/external r Internal
internal/external
20 SYNC_ADR Synchronous cycle address 0...655350 ms 10 ms r/w 1 ms
21 T0_KORR T0 correction 0...1 OFF, ON r OFF

Table 8.2 Times

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

22 RE Regulation 0...8 Uload^2, Uload eff, r/w Uload^2

Iload^2, Iload eff,
Real power, Speed,
U_const, I_const,
Without regulation
32 REG_SPERR_A Regulator suppressor request 0...1 1 == Request r/w 0
NF
743 REG_SPERR Regulator suppressor 0...1 OFF, ON r OFF

Table 8.3 Regulations

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

40 V_IE Front pulse limit position 0...180°el 0.01°el r/w 180°el

41 H_IE Back pulse limit position 0...180°el 0.01°el r/w 0°el

Table 8.4 Limits

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

42 SW_INP_IU_10 Input voltage/current terminal 10 0...2 5 V, 10 V, 20 mA r/w 20 mA

43 SW_INP_IU_11 Input voltage/current terminal 11 0...2 5 V, 10 V, 20 mA r/w 5V

44 STA_REGLER Control start regulator input Depending on 0.3 mV r/w 292 µA

terminal 10 SW_INP_IU_10 0.6 mV (240)
1.22 µA
45 STE_REGLER Control end regulator input Depending on 0.3 mV r/w 20000 µA
terminal 10 SW_INP_IU_10 0.6 mV (16383)
1.22 µA
46 STA_POTI Control start potentiometer input Depending on 0.3 mV r/w 72 mV
terminal 11 SW_INP_IU_11 0.6 mV (240)
1.22 µA
47 STE_POTI Control end potentiometer input Depending on 0.3 mV r/w 5V
terminal 11 SW_INP_IU_11 0.6 mV (16383)
1.22 µA
48 UEMA Maximum r.m.s. voltage setpoint 0...65535 V V r/w 440 V

49 IEMA Maximum r.m.s. current setpoint 0...65535 A A r/w 110 A

50 PMA_H Maximum power setpoint 0...65535 xW 65536 W r / w 0W

51 PMA_L Maximum power setpoint 0...65535 W W r/w 48400 W

94 SW_ACTIV Setpoint activation 0...15 Bit 0 = 1 (Setpoint r/w 15

t10 activ) ...
52 SW Setpoint linking 0...3 _ADD, IADD, _PRO, r/w _ADD
IPRO
53 STA_MASTER Control start master 0...100 % 0.0061% r / w 0%
54 STE_MASTER Control end master 0...100 % 0.0061% r / w 100 %
(16383)
55 STA_MOPO Control start motor potentiometer 0...100 % 0.0061% r / w 0%
56 STE_MOPO Control end motor potentiometer 0...100 % 0.0061% r / w 100 %
(16383)
57 SW_SPRUNG Setpoint jump 0..1 OFF, ON r/w ON

Table 8.5 Control characteristic

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

514 TEMP Temperature sensor 0..3 none, PT100, r/w none
PT1000, NTC
59 TEMP_KVE Characteristic number 0...7 Characteristic 0 ... r/w No charac-
Characteristic 7 teristic

Table 8.6 Temperature

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

60 OF_1 Offset 1 0...20000 µA µA r/w 0 µA
61 OF_2 Offset 2 0...20000 µA µA r/w 0 µA
62 OF_3 Offset 3 0...20000 µA µA r/w 0 µA
63 IST_1 Actual value output 1 0..1 20 mA, 10 V -- r/w 20 mA
64 IST_2 Actual value output 2 0..1 20 mA, 10 V -- r/w 20 mA
65 IST_3 Actual value output 3 0..1 20 mA, 10 V -- r/w 20 mA
66 I_FA_1 Scale end value current 0...65535 A A r/w 150 A
actual value output 1
67 I_FA_2 Scale end value current 0...65535 A A r/w 150 A
actual value output 2
68 I_FA_3 Scale end value current 0...65535 A A r/w 150 A
actual value output 3
69 U_FA_1 Scale end value voltage 0...65535 V V r/w 500 V
actual value output 1
70 U_FA_2 Scale end value voltage 0...65535 V V r/w 500 V
actual value output 2
71 U_FA_3 Scale end value voltage 0...65535 V V r/w 500 V
actual value output 3
72 P_FA_1_H Scale end value power 0...65535 xW xW r/w 0
actual value output 1
73 P_FA_1_L Scale end value power 0...65535 W W r/w 50000 W
actual value output 1
74 P_FA_2_H Scale end value power 0...65535 xW xW r/w 0
actual value output 2
75 P_FA_2_L Scale end value power 0...65535 W W r/w 50000 W
actual value output 2
76 P_FA_3_H Scale end value power 0...65535 xW xW r/w 0
actual value output 3
77 P_FA_3_L Scale end value power 0...65535 W W r/w 50000 W
 actual value output 3

78 ALPHA_FA_1 Scale end value alpha 0...180°el .01°el r/w 180°el

actual value output 1
79 ALPHA_FA_2 Scale end value alpha 0...180°el .01°el r/w 180°el
actual value output 2
80 ALPHA_FA_3 Scale end value alpha 0...180°el .01°el r/w 180°el
actual value output 3
81 DAC_1_CTRL Configuration register bit-by-bit r/w 18
analog output 1
82 DAC_2_CTRL Configuration register bit-by-bit r/w 20
analog output 2
83 DAC_3_CTRL Configuration register bit-by-bit r/w 22
analog output 3
84 DAC_1_VA_U Measuring instrument full-scale 0...10000 mV mV r/w 10 V
deflection DAC1, voltage
85 DAC_1_VA_I Measuring instrument full-scale 0...20000 µA µA r/w 20 mA
deflection DAC1, current
86 DAC_2_VA_U Measuring instrument full-scale 0...10000 mV mV r/w 10 V
deflection DAC2, voltage
87 DAC_2_VA_I Measuring instrument full-scale 0...20000 µA µA r/w 20 mA
deflection DAC2, current
88 DAC_3_VA_U Measuring instrument full-scale 0...10000 mV mV r/w 10 V
deflection DAC3, voltage
89 DAC_3_VA_I Measuring instrument full-scale 0...20000 µA µA r/w 20 mA
deflection DAC3, current

Table 8.7 Actual values

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

90 I_TYP Power controller rated current 0...65535 A A r/w 110 A
113 I_TYP_LSB Rated current in LSB 0...65535 r
91 R_BUERDE_U Load resistor voltage 0...65535 ohm Ohm r/w 1680 ohm
124 R_BUERDE_U_ Load resistor voltage 0...65535 ohm Ohm r/w 1680 ohm
1 range 1
125 R_BUERDE_U_ Load resistor voltage 0...65535 ohm Ohm r/w 1680 ohm
2 range 2
92 R_BUERDE_I Load resistor current 0...653 ohm .01 ohm r/w 0.91 ohm

93 U_TYP Power controller connection 0...1000 V V r/w 400 V

voltage
118 U_TYP_LSB Rated voltage in LSB 0...65535 r
94 LUFT With forced ventilation 0...1 OFF, ON r/w OFF
95 U_NETZ_ANW Mains voltage user 0...1000 V V r/w 400 V
96 UE_U Voltage converter ratio 0...1000 r/w 16

97 UE_I Voltage converter ratio 0...65535 r/w 100

100 IMAB_2 Pulse switch-off on fault Error bits r/w 0

101 IMAB_1 Pulse switch-off on fault Error bits r/w 0

102 K1RU Fault alarm relay K1 0...1 Open-circuit r/w Closed-

principle, closed- circuit
circuit principle principle
121 P_TYP_H Power controller rated power 0...65535 xW xW r/w 0
122 P_TYP_L Power controller rated power 0...65535 W W r/w 44000 W
119 P_TYP_LSB_H Rated power Hi in LSB 0...65535 r
120 P_TYP_LSB_L Rated power Low in LSB 0...65535 r
123 TYP_BEREICH Voltage range changeover 0...2 230 V, 400 V, 690 V r/w 400 V

Table 8.8 Hardware parameters

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

126 SPG_MIN Mains voltage monitoring minimum 0...1000 V V r/w 320 V

127 SPG_MAX Mains voltage monitoring 0...1000 V V r/w 480 V

maximum
128 UN_S Undercurrent monitoring 0...1 REL_, ABS_ r/w REL_
129 UN_S_WERT Undercurrent monitoring value 0..99 % % r/w 0%
0...10000 A A
130 UE_S Overcurrent monitoring 0...1 REL_, ABS_ r/w REL_
131 UE_S_WERT Overcurrent monitoring value 100...255 % % r/w 255 %
0...10000 A A
132 OUT0_CFG Configuration LED and relay Bit-by-bit r/w 4096
output, 0
133 OUT1_CFG Configuration LED and relay Bit-by-bit r/w 0
output, 1
134 OUT2_CFG Configuration LED and relay Bit-by-bit r/w 0
output, 2
135 OUT3_CFG Configuration LED and relay Bit-by-bit r/w 1792
output, 3
136 OUT4_CFG Configuration LED and relay Bit-by-bit r/w 0
output, 4
137 OUT5_CFG Configuration LED and relay Bit-by-bit r/w 1792
output, 5
138 OUT6_CFG Configuration LED and relay Bit-by-bit r/w 768
output, 6
139 OUT7_CFG Configuration LED and relay Bit-by-bit r/w 59392
output, 7
140 OUT0_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_L 0
141 OUT1_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 2048
STOERM_L 1
142 OUT2_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 256
STOERM_L 2
143 OUT3_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_L 3
144 OUT4_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_L 4
145 OUT5_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_L 5
146 OUT6_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 2048
STOERM_L 6
147 OUT7_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 1
STOERM_L 7
148 OUT0_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_H 0
149 OUT1_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_H 1
150 OUT2_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_H 2
151 OUT3_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 256
STOERM_H 3
152 OUT4_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_H 4
153 OUT5_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 256
STOERM_H 5
154 OUT6_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_H 6
155 OUT7_ Fault mask LED and relay output, Bit-by-bit r/w 0
STOERM_H 7
156 Fault mask initialisation Bit-by-bit r/w 128
157 NETZ_EIN Main switch-on threshold 0...1000 V V r/w 1
158 NETZ_AUS Mains switch-off threshold 0...1000 V V r/w 1000

Table 8.9 Monitoring

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

0 Power controller address 1...998 r/w 100
32 Regulator suppressor 0...1 OFF, ON r/w 0

290 -- Real-time clock: Date: Year and Low byte month, r/w 0
month high byte year
291 -- Real-time clock: Date: Day and Low byte hour, r/w 0
hour high byte day
292 -- Real-time clock: Date: Minute and Low byte second, r/w 0
second high byte minute
293 UHR_WRITE_ Setting to 1 enables time to be r/w 0
 ENABLE changed
Setting to 0 adopts the time
297 DA_EN_2 Data logger enable register Error bits r/w 65535

298 DA_EN_1 Data logger enable register Error bits r/w 65535

301 -- Pulse switch-off (Reset) 0...1 r/w

through set to 1
302 -- Acknoledge through set to 1 0...1 r/w
303 SAVE Save the settings by setting to 10 0.10 r/w
328 -- Ext. Error message 0...1 AUS, EIN r/w
771 -- Status LEDs & Relais 0...255 r/w
806 -- Version jear 2000... r
807 -- Version month 1..12 r
808 -- Version day 1..31 r

Table 8.10 Miscellaneous

PNU Symbol Name Value range Combo-Opt Unit R/W Default

712 -- Actual value Peff in LSB total (HI) 0...65535 r
713 -- Actual value Peff in LSB total 0...65535 r
(LOW)
710 -- Actual value Peff in LSB L3 (HI) 0...65535 r
711 -- Actual value Peff in LSB L3 (LOW) 0...65535 r
708 -- Actual value Peff in LSB L2 (HI) 0...65535 r
709 -- Actual value Peff in LSB L2 (LOW) 0...65535 r
706 -- Actual value Peff in LSB L1 (HI) 0...65535 r
707 -- Actual value Peff in LSB L1 0...65535 r
702 -- Actual value Ieff in LSB L3 0...65535 r
701 -- Actual value Ieff in LSB L2 0...65535 r
700 -- Actual value Ieff in LSB L1 0...65535 r
705 -- Actual value Ueff in LSB L3 0...65535 r
704 -- Actual value Ueff in LSB L2 0...65535 r
703 -- Actual value Ueff in LSB L1 0...65535 r
724 -- Period 0...65535 µs µs r
732 -- Effective total 0..100 % 16383 r
== 100%
717 -- Actual on-time value 0...T0_MAX 0.02 s r
408 -- Actual value alpha 0...180°el 0.01°el r

720 -- Current fault register Error bits r 65535

721 -- Current fault register Error bits r 65535

722 -- Current fault register Error bits r 65535

723 -- Current fault register Error bits r 65535

306 -- Motor potentiometer 0..100 % 16383 r 0

== 100%
733 -- Setpoint regulator, analog input 0, 0..100 % 16383 r
corrected == 100%
734 -- Setpoint potentiometer, analog 0..100 % 16383 r
input 1, corrected == 100%
735 -- Setpoint AN1, corrected 0..100 % 16383 r
== 100%
736 -- Setpoint T0, corrected 0..100 % 16383 r
== 100%
737 -- Setpoint SST, corrected 0..100 % 16383 r
== 100%
738 -- Setpoint SDN, corrected 0..100 % 16383 r
== 100%
739 -- Setpoint phase monitoring L2, 0..100 % 16383 r
corrected == 100%
740 -- Setpoint phase monitoring L3, 0..100 % 16383 r
corrected == 100%
741 -- Setpoint ASM, corrected 0..100 % 16383 r
== 100%
742 -- Setpoint phase monitoring L1, 0..100 % 16383 r
corrected == 100%

714 -- Actual value DAC 1 0...800 r

715 -- Actual value DAC 2 0...800 r
716 -- Actual value DAC 3 0...800 r
718 -- Actual value voltage rectifier 0...65535 V r
719 -- Actual value current rectifier 0...65535 A r

Table 8.11 Actual values