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Synapse remote I/O module

 7bit Synapse remote I/O module

The Synapse module (further reffered to as 'module') is produced under 7bit trademark and designed for data aquisition from discrete sensors and 1-Wire temperature sensors, as well as load control with digital outputs.

The module has 2 Ethernet interfaces (working in a “bridge” mode) for LAN connection and supports Modbus TCP protocol. The enclosure is for panel / DIN 35 mm mount.

Specifications

Power: 220VAC
Ethernet mode DHCP client / static IP
Digital Inputs 8 (24Vdc)
Counter inputs (non-volitile) 8 (digital inputs can be counting inputs with max. frequency of 1kHz, with anti-jitter filter of a 1ms step )
Digital Outputs (2 groups x 4 outputs (symistor or relay ))2A
1Wire bus up to 32 sensors, cable length up tup 200 мeters
Power supply for 'dry contacts' yes
Enclosure protection IP40
Dimensions (HхWхD): 145х90х40 mm.
Weight: 240 g.

Modbus registers map

Discrete Inputs: DI 0-7 Coils: DO 0-7

Holding Registers: 0-999 000-999: (F-RAM) 000 - countung input (DI 0) high 001 - counting input (DI 0) low 002 - countung input (DI 1) high 003 - counting input (DI 1) low … 014 - countung input (DI 7) high 015 - counting input (DI 7) low

020 - digital filter. (DI 0) /* 0 - disable, 1 - enable 021 - digital filter. (DI 1) … 027 - digital filter. (DI 7)

030 - power-ups counter 031 - uptime in seconds (high) 032 - uptime in seconds (low)

Input Registers: 0 - 1-Wire temperature 1 (-100° - sensor failed or not connected) 1 - 1-Wire temperature 2 2 - 1-Wire temperature 3 … … 31 - 1-Wire temperature 31

033 - number of 1-Wire sensors on the bus, writing '0' - resets sensors enumeration tree and makes new enumaration, old sensors will be deleted, writing any number but '0' - leaves old enumaration tree and appends new sensors to the end

Modbus map csv-file

For the convinence, a module register map is provided from this link to import in the WebHMI project.

synapse.1546604119.txt.gz · Last modified: 2019/01/04 12:15 by emozolyak

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