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Data Communication
EDP Interface
DISOMAT® B/C/T, DISONET Master
07/97
Order No. 9895 042
DKI 116 gb
Copyright:
All rights reserved. No part of this documentation may be reproduced by any means without
the prior permission of
SCHENCK PROCESS GmbH, given in writing.
Subject to change without prior notice.
Copyright © 1996 SCHENCK PROCESS GmbH, D-64273 Darmstadt
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Email: service2.process@csd.de
SCHENCK PROCESS GmbH
a Corporate Division of
CARL SCHENCK AG
Your Contacts at CARL SCHENCK AG
Your Contacts at SCHENCK PROCESS
Please do not hesitate to contact your nearest SCHENCK PROCESS
office.
Prior to calling
please prepare some details the knowledge of which will enable us to
help you quickly.
Our order acknowledgement contains all the information about your
system. If this is not available, please read the operating instructions or
the type plate to find
the serial number and/or
the file number issued by us
Moreover it would be desirable for us to receive more details about the
type of scale or the weighing procedure.
Your questions regarding
(Installation, Calibration, Troubleshooting, Maintenance
Contract, System Modification)
will be directly answered by our service department.
Please contact us under the following numbers:
Telephone: Area code (0 61 51), no. 32 24 48
Telefax: Area code (0 61 51), no. 32 38 26
Your Contacts at CARL SCHENCK AG
You require spare parts for your scale?
Information can be achieved by contacting us under
the following numbers:
Telephone: 0 61 51 - 32 33 33
Telefax: 0 61 51 - 32 36 32
Remark:
Our service specialists also sell spare parts!
Contents
Contents
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About The Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Safety Hints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3.1 Protocol Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3.2 DISOMAT Interface Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Protocols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.1 SCHENCK Standard Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.1.1 Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.1.2 Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.2 SCHENCK Poll Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.2.1 Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.2.2 Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.3 Siemens Protocol 3964R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.3.1 Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.3.2 Data Request Sequence (Siemens Protocol 3964R)
4.4 SIMATIC S5 Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.4.1 Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.4.2 Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.4.3 SIMATIC S5 Message Samples . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.4.4 Sample of DISOMAT Message to S5 . . . . . . . . . .
4.5 Teleperm M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.5.1 Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.6 J-Bus (Modbus) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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User Data Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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EDP Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.1 EDP Commands Overview Table
6.2 Table of Command Formats . . . .
6.3 Explanations of Commands . . . .
6.4 Function Blocks . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Protocol Specific Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7.1 Teleperm M Protocol With One DISOMAT® C
7.2 Teleperm M Protocol With One DISOMAT® T
7.3 Instructions for Successful Interfacing . . . . . .
7.4 J-Bus/Modbus Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Special Features of DISONET Master
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8.1 Additional Commands for DISONET Master . . . . . . . . . . .
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Contents
8.2 Teleperm M Protocol with DISONET® Master . . . . . . . . . .
8.3 Flexible Command Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Limitations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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List of Keywords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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1 About The Manual
1
About The Manual
Whom Does It Serve?
This manual is designed to serve technicians and programmers who wish
to control DISOMAT B/C/T or DISONET Master by using an EDP system.
The DISOMAT variants and their weighing functions as well as the
principle of data communication in local computer networks (point-to-point
connections and bus systems) are supposed to be known.
Software Versions
DISOMAT® C as of Version 4.0
DISOMAT® B as of Version 3.1
DISOMAT® T as of Version 2.0
DISONET® Master as of Version 4.1
What Is Described?
Among others:
Protocols
EDP commands identical for all DISOMAT variants, or DISONET
Master
Protocol-specific particularities
Device-specific particularities
What If You Meet Terms You Don’t Know?
Consult list of keywords, page 95.
Supplementary Manuals Overview
Internal Number
Stock
number
DKI 108 e
9895 022
DISOMAT B Commissioning Instructions
DKI 109 e
9895 027
DISOMAT® C Operating Instructions
DKI 118 e1
9895 045
1
9895 046
DISOMAT® B Operating Instructions
®
®
DKI 119 e
®
DISOMAT T - Projecting, Installation,
Commissioning
DKI 121 e
9895 048
DISONET Master
DKI 117 e
9895 041
DISOMAT C Commissioning Instructions
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as of Software-Version 4.0
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1 About The Manual
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2 Safety Hints
2
Safety Hints
Use As Originally Intended
When controlling DISOMAT® B/C/T , or DISONET Master, pay heed to the
instructions referring to the originally intended use, given in the respective
device manuals.
Any use other than originally intended is considered inappropriate.
General Risks
The connected DISOMAT variants, or DISONET Master, correspond to
the state of the art and are safe in operation. There may be residual risks,
if devices are used by inexperienced persons other than originally
intended.
Safety-Minded Operation
Any person being involved in EDP controlling of the DISOMAT is
required to know the respective manuals and particularly the safety
hints.
The connection of the DISOMAT or the DISONET Master to an EDP
and its control via data line may exclusively be performed by trained
and authorized personnel who is supposed to be familiar with the
weighing functions.
Error messages must be acknowledged only if cause of error has
been remedied and risks are excluded.1
Error messages may be acknowledged by password entry only if
cause of error has been remedied.1 If control systems are connected
to the subordinate DISOMAT ensure that they remain in a safe state
after acknowledgement of error.
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With DISOMAT® T, error messages need not be acknowledged. Messages efface
automatically once error has been remedied.
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2 Safety Hints
Symbols for Residual Risks
Some commands can be used only in interactive mode. This applies in
general to all risky commands such as acknowledgement of an error
message und starting of a feeding process.
In Manual these commands are marked with the opposite symbols.
Using these commands without operator acknowledgement may cause
bodily injuries or material damage.
Ensure that for EDP control of the DISOMAT risky commands will be
executed only after operator acknowledgement. Prior to
acknowledgement the operator must ensure that all risks are excluded.
If this is impossible you should operate the EDP control system without
risky commands.
Safety Hints for the User
The user is responsible for the EDP control of the connected
DISOMAT in due form.
Responsible persons working on plant are required to know the
chapter Safety Hints and the relevant items in Operating and
Commissioning instructions.
Prior to commissioning the responsible persons are required to check
to see if EDP operation of DISOMAT or DISONET Master might
jeopardize the safety of other machines or system components. If
need be, additional safety hints have to be formulated.
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3 Introduction
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Introduction
If devices of the DISOMAT family are connected to and remote-controlled
from a superordinate EDP system (process computer, PC, programmable
logic controls), certain declarations on electrical connections (physical
level) and data communication are necessary.
Every DISOMAT can be integrated in a local network via serial interface.
Data communication uses Protocols. Protocols comprise a set of rules
established for connection set-up, formatting and data encoding as well as
for ensuring faultfree transmission. All protocols used with the DISOMAT
variants operate with reports for sending and receiving of data blocks
(messages) and confirmation of connection (acknowledgement).
All protocols feature the immediate response behaviour: DISOMAT
responds to each message directly and with time-delayed commands,
automatically sends an additional message reporting due execution (e.g.
taring expects standstill).
Data to be transmitted, the socalled user data, are packed in data
messages which additionally include control and block check characters.
The control characters determine the beginning and end of the data
message. To that end, user data are limited either by a start- or end-oftext character, or a message header determines the total length of data
message1.
Permitting the receiver to recognize error in data transmission, the block
check characters (BCC) serve for data protection.
Data and user data as such can be character-encoded (e.g. 7-bit ASCII,
8-bit ASCII) or transmitted as binary bit strings.
Synchronization
Message:
Data Message
Enquiry
Header
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User Data
Data Protection
Ending
Combined use is also possible.
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3.1
3.1 Protocol Overview
Protocol Overview
The table below shows the protocols currently used with DISOMAT® B, C
and T as well as DISONET Master for communication via serial interface.
Table of DISOMAT Interface Protocols
Protocol
DISOMAT® B
DISOMAT® C
DISOMAT® T
DISONET® Master
SCHENCK Standard Protocol
(Spec Sheet DDP 8 672)
used
----
----
used
SIEMENS 3964R
(Spec Sheet DDP 8 782)
used
used
used
used
SCHENCK Poll Protocol
(Spec Sheet DDP 8 785)
used (as of
Version 3.2)
----
used
----
SIMATIC S51
used
used
used
used
Teleperm M1
via Master only
used
used
used
J-Bus
used
----
used
used
Modbus
----
used
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----
Profibus
----
----
used
----
Interbus-S
----
----
used
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Allen-Bradley
----
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used
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DTA
used
used
used
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DLZ
used
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used
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DDP8 861
used
----
used
----
Display Protocols:
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Teleperm M and SIMATIC S5 are registered trade marks of SIEMENS AG.
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3 Introduction
3.2
3.2 Schnittstellen-Parameter der DISOMATen
DISOMAT Interface Parameters
Before you can operate interface, various parameters require to be set.
With DISOMAT B/C and DISONET® Master, enter or select parameters in
menu tree at the following menu items:
CONFIGURATION / EDPConfiguration
and
CONFIGURATION / Interfaces.
With DISOMAT® T, enter parameters using command language TCLI (via
terminal or PC with terminal emulation) or direct with the DISOPLAN® T
Windows software.
For details, see relevant DISOMAT manual.
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4 Protocols
4.1 SCHENCK Standard Protocol
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Protocols
4.1
SCHENCK Standard Protocol
4.1.1 Protocol Declaratives
Synchronisation
Message:
Data Message
Enquiry
Header
<ENQ>
<STX>
User Data
Data Protection
Ending
<ETX>
<BCC>
In the following, the individual data transmission elements are
characterized. The sequence of elements is not to be understood as time
sequence.
Enquiry
Transmitter starts data transmission with control character <ENQ>.
Data Message
The data messages (transmission, request and response messages) are
constructed as under:
<STX> User Data <ETX><BCC>
Acknowledgement
Receiver acknowledges successful data transmission with <ACK>; faulty
data transmission, with <NAK>.
Error Recognition
Receiver acknowledges with <NAK> or one of the two peers fails to send
feedback within preset period of time.
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4.1 SCHENCK Standard Protocol
Error Treatment
Upon errors in data transmission, sender repeats sending various times.
With errors in connection set-up, repeats start from enquiry.
With faulty transmission of user data, repeats start with data message.
Synchronization, Monitoring Times, Repeats:
Acknowledgement monitoring time1 tq
2
Response monitoring time
Enquiry monitoring time
3
2 seconds
ta
5 seconds
te
2 seconds
Max. number of enquiry repeats
3
Max. number of data repeats
3
Data Protection, Block Check Character Generation <BCC>
Block check character BCC is formed as longitudinal parity over all
character sent exclusive of <STX>. BBC bits complete number of bits of
a bit number line to even.
BBC parity bit is not formed in accordance with this rule. It is generated
from the 7 bits of the BBC itself.
Receiver for his part generates the BCC code and compares it with block
check characters received.
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2
3
10
Wait for acknowledgement after enquiry of message transmission
Wait for response message
Wait for data receipt to be complete after enquiry
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4.1 SCHENCK Standard Protocol
Example: Formation of block check character <BCC> for AB34 data.
Bit No.
S
T
X
A
B
3
4
E
T
X
B
C
C
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
Parity bit
odd
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
(Longitudinal: Even and BCC parity like character parity)
Transmission Parity
DISOMAT and DISONET Master always have low priority. If both peers
attempt to start data communication, DISOMAT or DISONET Master cut
off and go to receiving state.
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4.1 SCHENCK Standard Protocol
4.1.2 Sequence
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4.1 SCHENCK Standard Protocol
1st Sequence Sample:
1)
Master (EDP)
Slave (DISOMAT)
Enquiry
<ENQ>
<ACK>
<ACK>
Master (EDP)
Acknowledgement
Request message
<STX>WN#TG#<ETX><BCC>
2)
Protocol element
Slave (DISOMAT)
<ENQ>
Acknowledgement
Protocol element
Enquiry
Acknowledgement
<ACK>
<STX>WN#TG#net#tare#dg/dt#status#<ETX><BCC>
Response message
Acknowledgement
<ACK>
Description:
Scale with scale number WN is to transmit current weight values to EDP.
EDP routes command for weigh data transmission to DISOMAT
(WN#TG#). DISOMAT responds direct with response message. The latter
includes NET weight, TARE weight, weight change per unit time (dW/dt)
and information on scale status (status).
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2nd Sample:
1)
4.1 SCHENCK Standard Protocol
Command With Delayed Response
Master (EDP)
Enquiry
<ENQ>
<ACK>
<ACK>
Master (EDP)
Acknowledgement
Protocol element
Slave (DISOMAT)
Enquiry
<ENQ>
Acknowledgement
<ACK>
<STX>WN#AT#0#<ETX><BCC>
Response message
Acknowledgement
<ACK>
3)
Acknowledgement
Request message
<STX>WN#AT#<ETX><BCC>
2)
Protocol element
Slave (DISOMAT)
Master (EDP)
Protocol element
Slave (DISOMAT)
<ENQ>
Enquiry
Acknowledgement
<ACK>
<STX>WN#AT#0#<ETX><BCC>
Response message
Acknowledgement
<ACK>
Description:
Scale with scale number WN is to tare remote-controlled by EDP. EDP
transmits taring command (2#AT#) to DISOMAT (1). However, taring
requires certain marginal conditions to be met, e.g. DISOMAT must have
recognized No-motion. This may take some seconds. Therefore DISOMAT
immediately outputs an immediate response message informing EDP that
command is being processed (2). DISOMAT tries to tare scale and, once
command is duly executed, transmits a response message including user
data WN#AT#0#. If execution fails, response includes a figure
unequal to 0, e.g. WN#AT#1#, if DISOMAT has not identified no-motion
after a certain period of time.
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4.2
4.2 SCHENCK Poll Protocol
SCHENCK Poll Protocol1
This protocol has been developed from the SCHENCK Standard Protocol
(see Item 4.1, or Spec Sheet DDP 8 672) and is used for special
applications, for instance, running weight display in superordinate PC.
EDP starts communication direct with request message and DISOMAT
responds with corresponding data record. This is done without
acknowledgement and without repeat in case of error. Transmission of
data contents is secured through block check mechanism (recognition of
faulty messages).
With this protocol, important response messages can get
lost, particularly the delayed response messages whose
output time is not exactly predictable.
Note:
Examples:
The feed result message (DO) may be output several hours after start
of feeding.
The delayed message of taring command (AT) follows direct after first
reaction only if scale is in no-motion.
4.2.1 Protocol Declaratives
Synchronization
Message:
Data Message
Enquiry
Data Protection
Header
User Data
Ending
<STX>
...
<ETX>
<BCC>
In the following, the individual data transmission elements are
characterized. The sequence of elements is not to be understood as time
sequence.
Enquiry
None !
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See also Spec Sheet DDP 8 785.
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4.2 SCHENCK Poll Protocol
Data Message
Data messages (transmission, request and response messages) are
constructed as under:
<STX> User Data <ETX><BCC>
Acknowledgement
None !
Error Recognition
One of the two peers fails to send feedback within preset period of time.
Error Treatment
Upon errors in data transmission, transmitter repeats sending various
times.
Synchronization, Monitoring Times, Repeats:
No acknowledgement
Response monitoring time1 ta :
No enquiry
No data repeat
No EDP errors on DISOMAT
5 sec.
Data Protection, Block Check Character <BCC> Generation
See Item 4.1, page 10.
Transmission Priority
DISOMAT and DISONET Master always have low priority. If both peers
wish to start data communication, DISOMAT or DISONET Master cut off
and go to receiving state.
1
16
Wait for response message
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4.2 SCHENCK Poll Protocol
4.2.2 Sequence
Sample:
EDP sends command for acquisition and transmission of weigh data to
DISOMAT.
<STX>WN#TG#<ETX><BCC>
DISOMAT responds direct with data message.
<STX>WN#TG#net#tare#dg/dt#status#<ETX><BCC>
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4.3
4.3 Siemens Protocol 3964R
Siemens Protocol 3964R
4.3.1 Protocol Declaratives
Synchronization
Message:
Enquiry
<STX>
Data Message
Header
User Data
...
Data Protection
Ending
<DLE><ETX>
<BCC>
In the following, the individual data transmission elements are
characterized. The sequence of elements is not to be understood as time
sequence.
Enquiry
Transmitter starts data transmission with control character <STX>.
Data Message
The data messages (transmission, request and response messages) are
constructed as under:
User Data <DLE><ETX><BCC>
Acknowledgement
Receiver acknowledges successful data transmission with <DLE>; faulty
transmission, with <NAK>.
Error Recognition
Receiver acknowledges with <NAK> or one of the two peers fails to send
feedback within preset period of time.
Error Treatment
Upon errors in data transmission, sender repeats sending various times.
In principle, repeats start from enquiry.
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4.3 Siemens Protocol 3964R
Synchronization, Monitoring Times, Repeats:
Acknowledgement monitoring time1 tq
2
Response monitoring time
Enquiry monitoring time
3
2 sec.
ta
5 sec.
te
2 sec.
Max. number of enquiry repeats
5
Max. number of data repeats
5
Data Protection, Block Check Character <BCC> Generation
See Item 4.1, page 10.
Transmission Priority
DISOMAT and DISONET Master always have low priority. If both peers
wish to start data communication, DISOMAT or DISONET Master cut off
and go to receiving state.
Value Range
The value range of transmitted characters of a data section covers 8 bit,
i.e. in hexadecimal representation 00 to FF.
This value range requires a special treatment of user datas’ end code
(<DLE>), if the bit string of the <DLE> character is included in user data.
This is done by doubling the <DLE> character.
<DLE> Doubling:
A <DLE> ocurring in user data is doubled by transmitter, for receiver to
completely receive user data.
If two <DLE> codes are received, receiver resets doubling and treats
<DLE> as data byte.
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2
3
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Wait for acknowledgement after enquiry of message transmission
Wait for response message
Wait for data receipt to be complete after enquiry
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4.3 Siemens Protocol 3964R
4.3.2 Data Request Sequence (Siemens Protocol 3964R)
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4.3 Siemens Protocol 3964R
Sample:
1)
Master (EDP)
Slave (DISOMAT)
Enquiry
<STX>
<DLE>
<DLE>
Master (EDP)
Slave (DISOMAT)
Acknowledgement
Protocol element
Enquiry
<STX>
Acknowledgement
<DLE>
WN#TS#s#<DLE><ETX><BCC>
Response message
Acknowledgement
<DLE>
3)
Acknowledgement
Request message
WN#TS#<DLE><ETX><BCC>
2)
Protocol element
Master (EDP)
Slave (DISOMAT)
Protocol element
Enquiry
<STX>
Acknowledgement
<DLE>
WN#TS#net#tare#status#<DLE><ETX><BCC>
Response message
Acknowledgement
<DLE>
EDP transmits command for weight value transmission at no-motion (1)
and receives immediate response that command has been understood.
Then, DISOMAT sends delayed message. If command can be executed
within preset period of time (20 seconds), delayed message includes
requested data, here: weight values (3). If not, corresponding error
message is output after elapse of preset period of time.
(Command s in response message stands for EDP command status.)
Note:
With "Transmit Data" the immediate response is also sent.
The second response message is omitted.
For further samples, see Items 4.1 and 4.2.
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4.4
4.4 SIMATIC S5
Control
SIMATIC S5 Control
The protocol used with SIMATIC S5 differs from the SIEMENS 3964R
protocol by the 10-byte message header ahead of user data which
comprises address, command and length information.
To address a scale,
Data block (DB) has to be used for a scale number (0...255) and
Data word (DW) has to include the message code.
Corresponding values are listed in the Table shown at Chapter 6.
Messages to DISOMAT are routed to directly adjacent addresses.
Example: "Weight At No-motion Request" to DW=6, "Periodic Request"
to DW=7.
Address of AD Messages routed from DISOMAT consists of a data
block entered in dialog and the data word (fixed value) for message
identification. (See Chap. 6.1, Page 37.)
In SIMATIC S5 Mode, all data are transmitted in ASCII code.
Data block or word are represented hexadecimally 0..FF.
4.4.1 Protocol Declaratives
Synchronization
Message:
Data Message
Enquiry
Header
User Data
<STX>
10 bytes
...
Data Protection
Ending
<DLE><ETX>
<BCC>
In the following, the individual data transmission elements are
characterized. The sequence of elements is not to be understood as time
sequence.
Enquiry
Transmitter starts data transmission with control character <STX>.
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4.4 SIMATIC S5
Control
Data Message
The data messages (transmission, request and response messages) are
constructed as under:
Message header User Data <DLE><ETX><BCC>
Acknowledgement
Receiver acknowledges successful data transmission with <DLE>; faulty
data transmission, with <NAK>.
Error Recognition
Receiver acknowledges with <NAK> or one of the two peers fails to send
feedback within preset period of time.
Error Treatment
Upon errors in data transmission, transmitter repeats sending various
times.
In principle, repeats start from enquiry.
Synchronization, Monitoring Times, Repeats
Acknowledgement monitoring time1 tq
2
Response monitoring time
Enquiry monitoring time
3
2 sec.
ta
5 sec.
te
2 sec.
Max. number of enquiry repeats
5
Max. number of data repeats
5
All data are transmitted in ASCII code.
Transmission Priority
DISOMAT and DISONET Master always have low priority. If both peers
wish to start data communication, DISOMAT or DISONET Master cut off
and go to receiving state.
Wait for acknowledgement after enquiry of message transmission
Wait for response message
Wait for data receipt to be complete after enquiry
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4.4 SIMATIC S5
Control
Value Range
The value range of transmitted characters of a data section covers 8 bit,
i.e. in hexadecimal representation 00 to FF.
This value range requires a special treatment of user datas’ end code
(<DLE>), if the bit string of the <DLE> character is included in user data.
This is done by doubling the <DLE> character.
<DLE> Doubling:
A <DLE> ocurring in user data is doubled by transmitter, for receiver to
completely receive user data.
If two <DLE> codes are received, receiver resets doubling and treats
<DLE> as data byte.
4.4.2 Sequence
Description of AD and ED Messages:
AD messages (SEND messages) consist of message header (10 bytes)
followed by data. Response message contains 4 bytes.
ED messages (FETCH messages) consist of message header (10 bytes).
Response message comprises messages header cut down to 4 bytes
followed by requested data.
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4.4 SIMATIC S5
Control
Protocol with "Fetch Data" (SIMATIC S5, ED Message "FETCH")
Protocol with "Send Data" (SIMATIC S5 , AD-Telegramm "SEND"):
The sequence with AD messages is the same (see page 24).) as with ED
messages, except that the response message is firmly defined.
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4.4 SIMATIC S5
Control
Message Header in SIMATIC S5 Request Message:
In SIMATIC S5 mode, message header data are always represented in
hexadecimal form. All messages start with two bytes (Ø) zeros followed
by message type (ED or AD), data block address, data word address,
data length and two coordination flags.
Byte No.
Meaning
1
0000
2
3
Message type (ED or AD)
4
5
Data block address = Scale number
6
Data word address = Command code
7
Data length (_
> 1)
8
9
10
11 ...
26
Coordination flag
To keep configuration work low at highest data safety, value FF is expected for each byte (with ED messages only).
Data whose lengths are indicated in 7th and 8th byte
(At least 1 data word has to be sent).
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4.4 SIMATIC S5
Control
AD Message Construction
AD message in case of Clear Tare (AC)
Request message (SIMATIC S5 → DISOMAT)
Byte no.
Hex.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
00
00
41
44
01
02
00
01
ff
ff
11
12
20
20
ASCII
A
D
Meaning
Command: output
Type: data
Target: DB = scale no. e.g. 1
Target: DW = command ID "AC"
Number:
Number: 1 DW
Coordination flag (byte)
Coordination flag (bit)
1. Data byte - blank
2. Data byte - blank
Response Message (DISOMAT → SIMATIC S5)
Byte No.
1
2
3
4
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Hex.
Meaning
00
00
00
xx
Fixed length: 4 Byte
xx= Error code (00 = Job ok; odd 00 = Error)
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Control
ED Message Construction
ED Message in case of Request Setpoint (AS)
This command sends back the weight values to S5 without no-motion
request. S5 can read out the status of the scale from the scale status. For
more detailed information see chapter 6.3. For example Net = -123.5kg,
Tare 100.0kg and Material flow 12.3kg/sec..
Request message (SIMATIC S5 → DISOMAT)
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Byte No.
Hex.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
00
00
41
44
01
02
00
01
ff
ff
11
12
20
20
ASCII
Meaning
A
D
Command: output
Type: data
Target: DB = scale no. e.g. 1
Target: DW = command ID "AC"
Number:
Number: 1 DW
Coordination flag (byte)
Coordination flag (bit)
1. Data byte - blank
2. Data byte - blank
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Control
Response message (DISOMAT → SIMATIC S5)
Byte No.
Hex.
ASCII
Meaning
1
2
3
4
00
00
00
00
Error number (00 = no error)
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
20
2d
31
32
33
2c
35
23
20
20
31
30
30
2c
30
23
20
20
20
31
32
2c
33
23
63
30
23
00
1. Data byte
2. Data byte
3. Data byte
4. Data byte
Net
5. Data byte
6. Data byte
7. Data byte
8. Data byte - Separator
9. Data byte
10. Data byte
11. Data byte
12. Data byte
Tare
13. Data byte
14. Data byte
15. Data byte
16. Data byte - Separator
17. Data byte
18. Data byte
19. Data byte
20. Data byte
Flow speed
21. Data byte
kg/sec
22. Data byte
23. Data byte
24. Data byte - Separator
25. Data byte - Scale st. n1
26. Data byte - Scale st. n2
27. Data byte - Separator
28. Dumybyte
1
2
3
,
5
#
1
0
0
,
0
#
1
2
,
3
#
c
0
#
or in case of error:
Byte No.
1
2
3
4
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Hex.
Meaning
00
00
00
xx
Fixed length: 4 bytes
Error code
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4.4 SIMATIC S5
Control
4.4.3 SIMATIC S5 Message Samples
Acquire tare (AT)
Send Message SV:
Byte No. Hex. ASCII Meaning
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
00
00
41
44
01
01
00
01
FF
FF
11
12
20
20
A
D
Command: output
Type: data
Target: DB = scale no. e.g. 1
Target: DW = command ID "AT"
Number:
Number: 1 DW
Coordination flag (byte)
Coordination flag (bit)
1. Data byte - Blank
2. Data byte - Blank
Response message direct
Byte No. Hex. Meaning
1
2
3
4
00
00
00
00
Fixed length: 4 bytes
Error code (00 = No error)
Response message delayed
After the weighing unit has recognized no-motion or after the no-motion
waiting time of 20 seconds has elapsed, DISOMAT® B sends following
message:
Byte no. Hex. ASCII Meaning
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
00
00
41
44
32
54
00
01
FF
FF
11
12
30
23
A
D
Command: output
Type: Data
Target: actual DB adjustable in menu tree e.g. 50
Target: assign fixed DW
Number:
Number: 1 DW
Coordination flag (byte)
Coordination flag (bit)
0
#
1. Data byte - Status 0=OK, 1=did not take place
2. Data byte - Separator
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Control
4.4.4 Sample of DISOMAT Message to S5
Feeding Stopped
SEND Message:
Byte-No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Hex. ASCII Meaning
00
00
41
A
Command: output
44
D
Type: data
32
Target: actual DB adjustable in menu tree, e.g. 50
50
Target: assign fixed DW
00
Number:
01
Number: 1 DW
FF
Coordination flag (byte)
FF
Coordination flag (bit)
11
12
31
23
1
#
Identification Feeding stopped
Separator
Response Message:
Byte-No. Hex. Meaning
1
2
3
4
00
00
00
00
Fixed lenght: 4 bytes
Error code (00 = No error)
DISOMAT automatically sends this message to SIMATIC S5, if feeding
has been started from SIMATIC S5 and data block and data word
addresses have been entered in decimal form at DISOMAT menu item
EDP Configuration.
Message may have the following reasons:
First HA command (Stop Feeding) from SIMATIC S5
AB command (Abort Feeding) from SIMATIC S5
First stop triggered via keyboard or input contact
Error in feeding sequence
Stopped feed operation can be restarted with command ’Start Feeding’
(GO: 24).
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4.5
4.5 Teleperm M
Teleperm M
Siemens 3964R in Teleperm M Mode
This mode of operation is not possible with DISOMAT® B.
Teleperm M uses the same protocol (and data header) as SIMATIC S5
(see Item 4.4). Under Teleperm M no character-oriented protocols are
declared.
This is why special messages are defined:
Data messages for transmission of floating comma numbers in Teleperm M format.
Bit-oriented messages transmitting information to and from DISOMAT
in form of bit fields.
4.5.1 Protocol Declaratives
Synchronization
Message:
Enquiry
Data Message
Header
User Data
10 bytes
(8-bit)
Data Protection
Ending
<DLE><ETX>
<BCC>
All numbers are represented as floating point numbers in Teleperm M
format.
For communication with a single DISOMAT C, four message types
have been defined:
Status message
Actual value message
Job message
Setpoint message
All other messages without user data equally apply.
For message construction, see Item 7.1 (page 71).
For communication with a single DISONET Master, four message
types have been defined:
Start message
Status message
Actual value message
Command message
For message construction, see Item 8.2 (page 87).
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4.6
4.6 J-Bus (Modbus)
J-Bus (Modbus)
The J-Bus, or Modbus introduced by Gould Modicon1, is a bus system
primarily used in France. It is mainly used for control of peripherals
through programmable logic controls (PLC). The two bus systems differ by
their physical connections.
While Modbus exclusively admits RS485 4-core interfaces, J-Bus is
specified as RS485 2-core and, designed as point-to-point connection,
also admits current interfaces and RS232.
DISOMAT® C supports Modbus.
DISOMAT® B supports J-Bus ans is capable of using the protocol on a
point-to-point connection.
In principle, the DISOMAT variants do use RTU framing.
J-Bus and Modbus are real bus systems, i.e. all devices are connected to
bus in parallel and a bus master controls the access to bus ("MasterSlave Principle").
Of the numerous functions the J-Bus protocol provides, suffice three to
realize the required functionality:
1. Type 3: Read multiple words
For data requests;
corresponds to SIMATIC S5 ED messages
Example: Request Weight
2. Type 6: Write one word
For commands with no data;
corresponds to SIMATIC S5 AD messages
Examples: Tare or Start Feeding
3. Type 16: Write multiple words
For commands with data;
also corresponds to SIMATIC S5 AD messages
Examples: Preset Setpoint, Key-in Tare
For message construction, see Item 7.4.
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User Data Construction
WN#XX#...User Data....#
WN#XX#: Message Header1
WN:
Scale number, or target address (2-digit decimal number
(ASCII-coded 00 ... 99) )
XX:
Message code (2 letters (A..Z, ASCII-coded) )
#
Separator within user data
data :
Data corresponding to message code
All data are transmitted in ASCII code (e.g. Teleperm M, Items 7.1 and
7.2), unless otherwise instructed.
Examples of user data2:
Preset data to DISOMAT:
Preassign discharge weighing with your parameters (EP)
WN#EP#fwag#2#5#1#300#20#0.8#1.0#0#
Parameter sequence is identical in message, dialog and
manual of selected DISOMAT.
Link inputs of function block ’Or1’ (EV)
WN#EV#or_1#STIL#IN_1#
First input is linked with function block ’No-Mot’ (No-Motion of
Scale) (Output designation STIL).
The second output is linked with function block ’Input1’
(Output designation IN_1).
Set first EDP contact (EK)
1
2
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WN#EK#1#0#0#0#
A set EDP input contact is automatically reset immediately
after reading by DISOMAT® B/C. Behaviour is the same as
with function block Start.
Direct linkage of an EDP input contact with an output contact
thus does not make good sense because physically only a
short pulse occurs at output.
Indicate weight of load on scale in current dimension when calibrating
span (AR):
WN#AR#200.0#
Here:
If dimension "kg" is selected, calibrate span to
200 kg.
Result Data From DISOMAT:
Response message with NET weight, TARE weight and status (TS,
7 places in total for numeric values).
WN#TS# 120.0#
40.0#c0#
Response message with DISOMAT scale parameters in dimension of
0.1 seconds WR.
WN#WR#20#15#0#10#
Filter time:
No-motion time:
Zero tracking:
Change-over delay:
2.0 seconds
1.5 seconds
OFF
1 second
Response message with values of all contacts and analog EDP
outputs (TK).
WN#TK#1#0#1#1#0#0#0#0#0#0#1#1#1#0# 1234.000#
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6.1 EDP Commands Overview Table
6
EDP Commands
6.1
EDP Commands Overview Table
This table apply to
DISOMAT® C as of Version 4.0
DISOMAT® B as of Version 3.1
DISOMAT® T as of Version 2.0
DISONET® Master as of Version 4.1
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B and C
Command
Code (ASCII
message)
Type with
SIMATIC
S5
Data Word DW w/ SIMATIC S5
DW Data length
dec.
hex.
dec.
Type
with
J-Bus
Address
with
J-Bus
Available in
DISOMAT
6
6
16
6
3
*
*
1
2
3
4
5
*
*
B/C/T
B/C/T
B/C/T
B/C/T
B/C/T
B/C/T
B/C/T
3
8
T
3
9
T
16
3
3
6
6
6
6
3
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
B/C
B/C
B/C
B/C
B/C
B/C
B/C
B/C
hex.
Scale Command Group:
Acquire tare
Clear tare
Key-in tare
Set to zero
Request weight and dg/dt
Weight at no-motion
Periodic weight request
AT
AC
ET
AZ
TG
TS
SZ
AD
AD
AD
AD
ED
AD
AD
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Request GROSS weight
TB
ED
8
8
Request weight (16-bit, integer format)
IG
ED
9
9
ES
AS
GB
BL
GO
HA
AB
DG
AD
ED
ED
AD
AD
AD
AD
ED
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
14
E
6
6
Feed Group:
Preset setpoint
Request setpoint
Read balance
Clear balance
Start feeding
Stop feeding
Abort feeding
Request feed status
*
= Not implemented
Data length
= Number of data words (2 bytes) in response with ED messages
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5
9
9
9
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Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B and C
Command
Code (ASCII
message)
Type with
SIMATIC
S5
Data Word DW w/ SIMATIC S5
DW Data length
dec.
hex.
dec.
hex.
4
4
Type
with
J-Bus
Address
with
J-Bus
Available in
DISOMAT
3
16
64
68
T
T
16
85
T
Control Group, General:
Read all contacts
Set contacts
RK
PK
ED
AD
64
68
40
44
Set analog output
PA
AD
85
55
Read all contacts
Set EDP contacts
TK
EK
ED
AD
64
65
40
41
25
19
3
16
64
65
B/C
B/C
Request error
AF
ED
9
D
QU
AD
42
42
43
9
13
Acknowledge error
66
66
67
3
3
6
66
66
67
B/C
T
B/C
Read linkage
Set linkage
AV
EV
*
AD
*
69
45
*
16
*
69
B/C
B/C
Read function block param.
Set function block param.
AP
EP
*
AD
*
71
47
*
16
*
71
B/C
B/C
Delete linkage
Store linkage
CV
SV
AD
AD
72
73
48
49
6
6
72
73
B/C
B/C
Start function blocks
FS
AD
74
4A
6
74
B (ab V5.0)
Set code string
Read code string
SI
GI
AD
ED
75
76
4B
4C
16
3
75
76
B/C
B/C
PLC job message (bits)
SS
AD
77
4D
16
77
B/C
PLC read message (bits)
SL
ED
78
4E
3
78
B/C
Set Fast Comparator
SK
AD
79
4F
16
79
B/C
Read Fast Comparator
GK
*
Disable keyboard
Enable keyboard
LK
UK
AD
AD
81
82
Weight message for legal-for-trade PC
PC
*
*
38
6
14
6
0E
B/C
51
52
6
6
81
82
B/C
B/C
*
*
B/C
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Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B and C
Command
Code (ASCII
message)
Type with
SIMATIC
S5
Data Word DW w/ SIMATIC S5
DW Data length
dec.
hex.
dec.
hex.
30
26
1E
1A
Type
with
J-Bus
Address
with
J-Bus
Available in
DISOMAT
3
128
B/C
T
Parameterization Group:
Request device ID
ID
ED
128
128
80
80
Read print pattern
Set print pattern
DL
DS
*
AD
*
130
82
*
16
*
130
B
B
Set time
EU
AD
131
83
16
131
B
Read l-f-t parameters
ER
ED
132
132
84
84
3
3
132
132
B/C
T
Set l-f-t parameters
EE
AD
133
85
16
133
B/C/T
Read scale parameters
WR
ED
134
134
86
86
3
134
C/T
B
Set scale parameters
EW
AD
135
87
16
135
B/C/T
Read special scale param.
Set special scale param.
MB
MS
ED
AD
136
137
88
89
13
0D
3
16
136
137
B
B
Read MAX values
Set MAX values
LM
SM
ED
AD
138
139
8A
8B
15
0F
3
16
138
139
B/C
B/C
Read START parameters
Set START parameters
LA
SA
ED
AD
140
141
8C
8D
2
02
3
16
140
141
B/C
B/C
Read linearization param.
Set linearization param.
LL
LI
ED
AD
142
143
8E
8F
12
0C
3
16
142
143
B
B
Read Fixed Tare values
Set/select Fixed Tare values
LF
SF
ED
AD
144
145
90
91
50
32
3
16
144
145
B
B
Read analog output parameters
Set analog output parameters
RA
MA
T
T
RO
MO
T
T
Read output parameters
Set output parameters
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Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B and C
Command
Code (ASCII
message)
Type with
SIMATIC
S5
Data Word DW w/ SIMATIC S5
DW Data length
dec.
hex.
dec.
Type
with
J-Bus
Address
with
J-Bus
Available in
DISOMAT
hex.
Printing Group:
Enter string
Print message
EB
DR
AD
AD
96
97
60
61
16
16
96
97
B
B
Dead load calibration
Span calibration
TO
AR
AD
AD
160
161
A0
A1
6
16
160
161
B/C/T
B/C/T
Weight in 10-times resolution
ZA
ED
162
A2
14
0E
3
162
B/C/T
Request calibration date
DC
ED
163
A3
26
1A
3
163
B
Calibrate analog output
YES
#
Calibration Group:
In addition to the above messages, all initiated by EDP, there is a number of messages initiated by DISOMAT.
Note:
This does not apply to J-bus mode. In SIMATIC S5 mode, these messages are sent only if the address data block entered in
the DISOMAT dialog is not equal to zero. Messages are then sent to data words in this address DB with fixed offset.
Feeding complete
Weight at no-motion
Periodic weight transmission
Feeding stopped
Taring complete
Zeroing complete
Dead load calibration complete
Span calibration complete
Printing complete
DO1
TS
TG
BR
AT
AZ
TO
AR
DR
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
AD
0
16
32
80
84
88
92
96
100
0
10
20
50
54
58
5C
60
64
B/C
B/C/T
B/C/T
B/C
B/C/T
B/C/T
B/C/T
B/C/T
B
1
occurs only if started via Tel.!
Interface Group:
Read EDP configuration
Set EDP configuration
LE
SE
T
T
Read interface parameters
Set interface parameters
IL
IS
#
#
T
T
Read DISONET setting
Set DISONET
LD
SD
#
#
T
T
Read Profibus setting
Set Profibus
LP
SP
#
#
T
T
Read Interbus setting
Set Interbus
LB
SB
#
#
T
T
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6.1 EDP Commands Overview Table
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B and C
Command
Code (ASCII
message)
Type with
SIMATIC
S5
Data Word DW w/ SIMATIC S5
DW Data length
dec.
hex.
dec.
Type
with
J-Bus
Address
with
J-Bus
Available in
DISOMAT
hex.
Measured value diagnosis
DM
#
T
Network counter
NC
#
T
Device test, short
Device test, long
LT
KT
ED
ED
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167
A6
A7
3
3
166
167
T
T
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6.2
6.2 Table of Command Formats
Table of Command Formats
On the following pages you will find an overview of the command formats
for the user data, divided into
Scale Command Group
Feed Group
Control Group, General
Parametrization Group
Printing Group
Calibration Group
Interface Group
Diagnosis Group
DISOMAT Messages Group.
For more information on the individual commands, see Item 6.3.
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AC
ET
AZ
TG
TS
SZ
TB
IG
Clear tare
Key-in tare
Set to zero
Request weight
Weight at no-motion
Periodic weight request
Request GROSS weight
Request weight (16-bit, integer)
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AT
Code
Acquire tare
Scale Command Group:
Command
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WN#IG#
WN#TB#
w:
Period in multiples of 0.1 seconds
Permissible values: 0.5 or 99
(w=0 output cut off)
WN#SZ#w#
WN#TS#
WN#TG#
WN#AZ#
WN#ET#tara#
tare tare weight
WN#AC#
WN#AT#
Transmission, or Request, Message
Message processing
Message processing
Direct
Gross
(7 digits)
Message processing
Message processing
Net
(7 digits) e.g. -123,5
Tare
(7 digits) e.g.
50,0
dW/dt
(7 digits)
Scale status
(see Item 6.3)
WN#IG#LowByteHighByte(Netto)LowByteHighByte(Tara)LowByteHighByte(dg/dt)
Net, Tare, dW/dt as 16-bit integer, normalized to 10000 (full scale value), status
brutto:
WN#TB#brutto#
WN#SZ#s#
WN#TS#s#
netto:
tara:
dg/dt:
status:
WN#TG#netto#tara#dg/dt#status#
WN#AZ#s#
WN#ET#s#
WN#AC#s#
WN#AT#s#
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
Command executed
Command executed
periodic:
WN#TG#netto#tara#dg/dt#status#
WN#TS#netto#tara#status#
This message is sent after the weighing unit has recognized
no-motion or after the waiting time of 20 sec. has elapsed.
WN#AZ#s#
WN#AT#s#
Delayed
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WN#BL#
WN#GO#
GB
BL
GO
HA
AB
DG
Read balance
Clear balance
Start feeding
Stop feeding1
Abort feeding
Request feed status
(7 digits)
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(9 digits)
Direct
Message processing
stat: Feed status 0 / 1 / 2 =^ no / active / stopped
act: Actual value
set: Setpoint
WN#DG#stat#ist#soll#
WN#AB#s#
WN#HA#s#
WN#GO#s#
WN#BL#s#
WN#GB#g#w#
g: Balance total (11 digits, right-flush with 2 after-comma places)
w: Dump number (4 digits)
WN#AS#g#
g: Setpoint
WN#ES#s#
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
Two times HA has the same effect as AB, i.e. entails abort of feeding operation
WN#DG#
WN#AB#
WN#HA#
WN#GB#
WN#AS#
AS
Request setpoint
WN#ES#g#
g: Setpoint
Transmission, or Request, Message
ES
Code
Enter setpoint
Feed Group:
Command
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WN#BR# Command executed
1st response: WN#BR#
2nd response: WN#BR#
or
WN#DO#
Delayed
Attempting stop
Feeding stopped
Feeding complete
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WN#EK#x1#x2#x3#x4#
TK
EK
AF
Read all contacts
Set EDP contacts
Request error
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WN#TK#
PA
Set analog output
WN#AF#
x1..x4: new value (0/1) for contact 1..4 (see
Item 6.3, page 63)
Direct
Position of input contacts 1-4
Position of output contacts 1-6
Position of virtual EDP contacts 1-4
Analog EDP outputs (Float 10.3)
F-Text:
Error number and text as in dialog
WN#AF#F-Text#
WN#EK#s#
(contact set: x=1, contact not set: x=0)
x1..x4:
x5..x10:
x11..x14:
a1,a2:
WN#TK#x1#x2#x3#x4#x5#x6#x7#x8#x9#x10#x11#x12#x13#x14#a1#a2#
WN#PA#
WN#PK#s#
Kx: Value, contact x is to be set to
Kx = ’1’: HIGH,
Kx = ’0’: LOW,
All else: Contact remains unchanged. Contacts can be set via EDP only if, in
configuration, contact source has been set to "EDP".
WN#RK#K1#K2#K3#K4#
Kx: Position of contact x (x = 1,2,3,4)
Kx = ’1’: HIGH,
Kx = ’0’: LOW
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
WN#PA#aaaa#
aaaa : Analog output value, 0 - 10000
0 <==> Minimum current ( 0 or 4 mA)
10000 <==> Maximum current (20 mA)
WN#PK#K1#K2#K3#K4#
PK
Set contacts
WN#RK#
Transmission, or Request, Message
RK
Code
Read all contacts
Control Group, General:
Command
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6.2 Table of Command Formats
WN#FS#
AP
EP
CV
SV
FS
SI
Read function block param.
Set function block param.
Delete linkage
Store linkage
Start function blocks
Set code string
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WN#SV#
EV
Set linkage
Function block code (4 digits, see
Item 6.4)
Function block code (4 digits, see
Item 6.4)
Output identification of the function
block to be linked in order of inputs
1..n
WN#SI#t# t:
WN#CV#
p1..pn:
b:
Code string, max. 10 digits
Function block code (4 digits, see
Item 6.4)
Parameter
WN#EP#b#p1#...#pn#
b:
WN#AP#b#
a1..an:
b:
Direct
Function block code
Output identification of the linked function blocks in order of inputs
1..n of function block b.
WN#SI#s#
WN#FS#s#
WN#SV#s#
WN#CV#s#
WN#EP#s#
b:
p1..pn:
Function block code
Parameter
WN#AP#b#p1#..#pn#
WN#EV#s#
b:
a1..an:
WN#AV#b#a1#..#an#
WN#QU#s#
Only errors of the classes Message, Warning und Alarm can be acknowledged
by key operation, errors of class Error must be acknowledged via dialog
(password).
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
4-digit function block identification
(see Item 6.4, page 66)
WN#EV#b#a1#..#an#
b:
WN#AV#b#
AV
Read linkage
WN#QU#
Transmission, or Request, Message
QU
Code
Acknowledge error
Control Group, General:
Command
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SS
SL
SK
GK
LK
UK
PLC job message (bits)
PLC read message (bits)
Set Fast Comparator
Read Fast Comparator
Disable keyboard for 1 minute
Enable keyboard
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GI
Code
Read code string
Control Group, General:
Command
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WN#UK#
WN#LK#
For parameters, see SK
Comparator number 1..4
activate: 0/1 =^ No/Yes
Switch-on value
Switch-off value
WN#GK#n#
n:
e:
ein:
aus:
WN#SK#n#e#ein#aus#
XX=2 Job bytes (for details, see Item 6.3,
page 63)
WN#SS#XX#
WN#GI#
Transmission, or Request, Message
t:
Code string max. 10 digits
Direct
WN#UK#s
WN#LK#s
WN#GK#n#e#ein#aus# For parameters, see SK
WN#SK#s#
b1: Byte 1 = Scale status
b2: Byte 2 = EDP and input contacts
b3: Byte 3 = Output contacts
(For meaning, see Item 6.3, page 62)
netto:
Net (7 digits)
brutto:
Gross
(7 digits)
dg/dt:
dW/dt
(7 digits)
WN#SL#b1#b2#b3#netto#brutto#dg/dt#
WN#SS#s#
WN#GI#t#
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
WN#SL#
Further response messages on request: WN#AT#s#,
WN#AZ#s#, WN#BR#s#
Delayed
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PC
Code
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Weight message for legal-fortrade PC
Control Group, General:
Command
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kennung: 8 of any ASCII characters for clear
message identification
WN#PC#kennung#
Transmission, or Request, Message
Direct
kennung:
g1,g2:
status:
w1:
w2:
w3:
typ:
w.b:
F-Text:
8 coded characters (copied from original message)
Net, Tare
Scale status
Full scale value in kg
Number of increments
Dimension of scale 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 =^ kg / g / t / lb
Scale type 0 / 1 / 2 =^ single range / multi-division / multi-range
Scale number’.’Range
Error number and text
WN#PC#kennung#g1#g2#status#w1#w2#w3#typ#w.b#F-Text#
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
Delayed
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DL
DS
EU
ER
EE
Set print pattern
Set time
Read l-f-t parameters
1
Read print pattern
Number of print pattern 1/2/3
(For parameter, see Item 6.3, page 64.)
WN#EE#w1#w2#w3#w4#w5#w6#w7#w8#w9#w10#
w11#w12#w13#
WN#ER#
Day.Month.Year#Hour:Minute:Second
WN#EU#TT.MM.JJ#hh:mm:ss#
For parameters, see DL
WN#DS#nr#muster#
nr:
WN#DL#nr#
WN#ID#
Transmission, or Request, Message
Number of print pattern 1/2/3
No. 4 EDP format
Format string of print pattern
x = B or C
WN#EE#s#
(For parameters, see Item 6.3, page 64)
WN#ER#w1#w2#w3#w4#w5#w6#w7#w8#w9#w10#w11#w12#w13#
WN#EU#s#
WN#DS#s#
muster:
nr:
Direct
Text "DISOMAT x Carl Schenck AG"
Version number of software
Series number of device
WN#DL#nr#muster#
t:
vn:
sn:
WN#ID#t vn sn#
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
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With DISOMAT® B this variant is possible only if calibration switch is set to calibration mode.
With DISOMAT® T calibration plug-in jumper has to be properly set.
With DISOMAT® C calibration contact requires to be set and the calibration password to be entered.
Command EE may exclusively be used with non-legal-for-trade scales. If an existing verification sticker is damaged, scale requires to be re-verified.
Set l-f-t parameters
ID
Code
Request device ID
Parametrization Group:
Command
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WN#MS#e1#e2#e3#e4#
WN#LM#
WN#SM#dg#bl#sch# For parameters, see LM
MS
LM
SM
LA
Set special scale par.
Read MAX values
Set MAX values
Read START parameters
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WN#MB#
MB
Read special scale par.
WN#LA#
e3:
e4:
e2:
e1:
Scale type 0/1/2=Multiple range /
Single range / Multidivision
Full scale value of small range in kg
without after-comma places
Scale interval of small range
F electr.
w1..w4 see WR
WN#EW#w1#w2#w3#w4#
EW
Set scale parameters
WN#WR#
Transmission, or Request, Message
WR
Code
Direct
sp:
ko:
Language 0/1/2/3/4 =^ English /German/ Italian/ French/ Spanish
Start characteristics of contacts 0/1 =^ High/Low
WN#LA#sp#ko#
WN#SM#s#
dg: Max. dW/dt (7 digits)
bl: Max. balance (11 digits, right-flush, incl. 2 after-comma places)
sch: Max. dumps (4 digits)
WN#LM#dg#bl#sch#
WN#MS#s#
For e1..e4, see MS
MB#e1#e2#e3#e4#
WN#EW#s#
w1: Filter time in 10th seconds
w2: No-motion time in 10th seconds
w3: Autom. zero tracking 0/1 =^ on/off
only with DISOMAT B:
w4: Change-over delay time in 10th seconds
WN#WR#w1#w2#w3#w4#
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
Read scale parameters
Parametrization Group:
Command
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LL
LI
LF
SF
RA
MA
Read linearization param.
Set linearization param.
Read fixed tare value
Set + select fixed tare value
Read analog output parameters:
Set analog output parameters:
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SA
Code
Set START parameters
Parametrization Group:
Command
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Language 0/1/2/3/4 =^ English /German/
Italian/ French/ Spanish
Start characteristics of contacts 0/1 =^
off/on
WN#MA#anummer#qu#t#min#max#
For parameter, see RA
WN#RA#anummer#
anummer: Analog output number (=1 with
DISOMAT® T)
WN#SF#w1#...#w9#
w1..w9:
Fixed tare values
WN#LF#
Lin.werte: w1 / w2 / w3 =^ 25%value / 50%value / 75%value
WN#LI#w1#w2#w3#
WN#LL#
ko:
sp:
WN#SA#sp#ko#
Transmission, or Request, Message
Direct
WN#MA#anummer#s
WN#RA#anummer#qu#t#min#max#
anummer: Number of analog output (=1 with DISOMAT® T)
qu:
Source of analog output
0:
Output LOW, 1: Net, 2: Gross, 3: dW/dt, 4: From EDP
t:
Type,
0: 0 - 20mA; else: 4 - 20 mA
min, max: Value for minimum/maximum current in kg or kg/s
WN#SF#s#
WN#LF#w1#...#w9#
w1..w9:
Fixed tare values
WN#LI#s#
WN#LL#w1#w2#w3#
Lin.values:
w1 / w2 / w3 =^ 25%value / 50%value / 75%value
WN#SA#s#
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
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MO
Set output parameters
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RO
Code
Read output parameters
Parametrization Group:
Command
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WN#MO#knummer#qu#t#schwell#hyst#
WN#RO#knummer#s
Transmission, or Request, Message
Direct
WN#MO#0#
WN#RO#knummer#qu#t#schwell#hyst#
knummer: Number of output contact
1,2,3,4
qu:
Source of output
0: Output LOW, 1: Net, 2: Gross, 3: dW/dt, 4: No-Motion 5: Tared,
6: From EDP, 7: Fault
t:
Type
0: MAX contact; else: MIN contact
schwell: Threshold in kg or kg/s
hyst:
Hysteresis in kg or kg/s
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
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6.2 Table of Command Formats
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
Command
Printing Group:
Code
Transmission, or Request, Message
Response Message
Direct
Delayed
Only possible with DISOMAT® B
Enter string
EB
WN#EB#text# text=max. 30 text digits
WN#EB#s#
Print message
DR
WN#DR#n#text#
n=Number of print pattern
text=string (max. 30 digits)
WN#DR#s#
s=1=no no-motion, send again later!
After printing:
WN#DR#n#x#status#string#
n=Number of print pattern
x=0 No print error
x=1 Error occured during printing
status=Scale status
string=Formated string For example see
Operating manual chapter 13.6.5
EDP Format
Weight displays like Disomat display.
Net without comma or tons display = 14 digits
e.g. <2032kg> Net
e.g. <12,34t> Net
Net in kg comma = 15 digits
e.g. <123,5kg> Net
Grosso/Tare without comma or tons display = 13 digits
e.g.
<123kg> B
Gross/Tare in kg comma 14 = digits
e.g. <1234,5kg> B
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DC
Request calibration date
WN#DC#
WN#ZA#
g:
Weight on scale in actual units
WN#AR#g#
WN#TO#
Transmission, or Request, Message
Message processing
Message processing
Direct
Net
Tare
dW/dt
Scale status
Calibration parameter date
Scale parameter data
Dead load calibration date
Span calibration date
Format of dat1..4: TTMMJJhhmmss
2 digits each for
Day Month Year Hour Minute Second
dat1:
dat2:
dat3:
dat4:
WN#DC#dat1#dat2#dat3#dat4#
netto:
tara:
dg/dt:
status:
WN#ZA#netto#tara#dg/dt#status#
WN#AR#s#
WN#TO#s#
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
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With DISOMAT® B this variant is possible only if calibration switch is set to calibration mode.
With DISOMAT® T calibration plug-in jumper has to be properly set.
With DISOMAT® C calibration contact requires to be set and the calibration password to be entered.
Command EE may exclusively be used with non-legal-for-trade scales. If an existing verification sticker is damaged, scale requires to be re-verified.
ZA
AR
TO
Code
Weight in 10-times resolution
Span calibration
1
Dead load calibration 1
Calibration Group:
Command
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WN#AR#s# Command executed
WN#TO#s# Command executed
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JA
Code
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Calibrate analog output
Calibration Group:
Command
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WN#JA#was#wert#
was: Next action:
1: Set current to minimum
2: Minimum current is "wert" mA
3: Set current to maximum
4: Maximum current is "wert" mA
5: Calibrate now
6: Restore default values
Transmission, or Request, Message
WN#JA#s#
Response Message
Direct
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
Delayed
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SE
IL
IS
Set EDP configuration
Read interface parameters
Set interface parameters
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LE
Code
Read EDP configuration
Interface Group
Command
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WN#IS#n#bd#pa#ha#st#
WN#IL#n#
WN#SE#wn#pp#ss#db#dz#vs#
wn, pp, ss, db, dz, vs: See at LE
WN#LE#
Transmission, or Request, Message
Direct
WN#IS#s#
WN#IL#n#bd#pa#ha#st#
bd: Baud rate,
96 = 9600, 48 = 4800, 24 = 2400, 12 = 1200, 6 = 600, 3 = 300
pa: Parity,
8N = 8-bit no, 8E = 8-bit even, 7E = 7-bit even
ha: Handshake (ignored)
st: Stop bits (1 or 2)
WN#SE#
WN#LE#wn#pp#ss#db#dz#vs#
wn: Scale number
pp: Protocol
0: 3964R, 1: S5, 2: Teleperm, 3: DDP8785, 10: J-Bus, 11: Allen Bradley,
20: DTA, 21: DLZ, 22: Siebert
ss: Interface:
0: Off
1: Local (on DISOMAT® T)
2: Via DISONET® Master
db: Data block for S5
dz: Decimal digit:
0: comma, 1: point
vs: Coded: Ignored
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
Delayed
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SD
LP
SP
LB
SB
Configure DISONET
Read Profibus setting
Configure Profibus
Read Interbus configuration
Configure Interbus
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LD
Code
Read DISONET setting
Interface Group
Command
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WN#SB#sl#
Request message: WN#LB#
WN#SP#sl#bd#
For description, see LP message
WN#LP#
WN#SD#sl#pf#bd#pa#zyk#le#
For description, see LD message
WN#LD#
Transmission, or Request, Message
Direct
WN#SB#
For description, see LB message
WN#LB#sl#
sl: Station number (1-126)
WN#SP#
WN#LP#sl#bd#
sl: Station number (1-126)
bd: Baud rate:
0: 9600 baud, 1: 19200 baud, 2: 93.75 kbaud, 3: 187.5 kbaud, 4: 500 kbaud
Response mesage: WN#SD#
WN#LD#sl#pf#bd#pa#zyk#le#
sl: Slave number (1-16)
pf: Absolute path in network (3 digits)
bd: Baud rate:
0: 768 kbaud, 1: 384 kbaud, 2: 192 kbaud, 3: 96 kbaud
pa: Type of process image:
0: No process image
1: For DISONET® Master or DISOMAT® D with FE2/4
2: For FE5
zyk: Cycle time for sending of process image
0: As often as possible
>0: Cycle time in 100msec
le: LE number to which process image and all other messages are to
be sent; relevant with new network only.
Response Message
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
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6.2 Table of Command Formats
Table of EDP Commands Used With DISOMAT B, C and T
Command
Code
Transmission, or Request, Message
Response Message
Direct
Measured value diagnosis
DM
WN#DM#
WN#DM#z1#z2#z3#z4#z5#z6#z7#
z1: Offset
z2: Autocal
z3: Sense voltage
z4: Check number
z5: Zero setting value
z6: Raw measured value
z7: Initial calibration value
Network counter
NC
WN#NC#
WN#NC#rd#wr#er#
rd: Read error
wr: Write error
er: Error counter
Device test, long
LT
WN#LT#
WN#LT##z1#z2#z3#z4#z5#z6#z7#
z1: Offset (normalized, tolerance range<=> ±100)
z2: Autocal
"
z3: Sense voltage
"
z4: Check number
"
z5: Zero setting value
"
z6: Network error rate in ‰
z7: Error number
Device test, short
KT
WN#KT#
WN#KT#n#
n: Total of values from LT message
Delayed
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Code
Transmission, or Request, Message
BR
Feeding stopped
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DO
Feeding completed
Actual value
Tolerance
Optimized main contact
WN#BR#
Response Message
Direct
Table of EDP Commands Used with DISOMAT B, C and T
This message is sent only if feeding was started via
message (GO)!
g1:
g2:
g3:
WN#DO#g1#g2#g3#
Group of messages initiated by DISOMAT: DISOMAT itself transmits a message.
Command
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6.3
6.3 Explanations of Commands
Explanations of Commands
WN
Two-digit scale number e.g. 01
s
Code number of EDP command status
Code number unequal 0 means faulty command execution.
Code number
status
Status/Error
0
OK
1
No no-motion
2
Out of zeroing range
3
Parameter not OK
4
Command not OK
5
Tare too small
6
Span too small
7
Cable breakage
8
Mechanical error
9
Parameter error
10
Initial calibration error
11
Invalid values
12
Check number error
13
Calibration switch, calibration contact, or calibration plug-in
jumper in wrong position
14
Increment value error
15
Data invariable
-1
Other errors
Scale status in hexadecimal representation.
Bit No
Meaning
0
Underrange
1
Overrange (weight > full scale value)
2
Tare computed
3
Exact zero
4
Operation with 10-times resolution of weight value
5
Weight invalid
6
Tare acquired
7
No-motion recognized
Example: Status "c0" is interpreted as hexadecimal number 0xc0 and
converted into binary number 1100 0000;
Value:
11000000
Bit:
76543210
Note:
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Bit 6 and 7 are acquired, i.e tare is
acquired and no motion is recognized.
The hexadecimal digits a...f are always output in lower case
letters.
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SL
6.3 Explanations of Commands
used for PLC read message
Byte
1
Explanation
Bit No.
2
Output of virtual (EDP)
outputs of the respective
DISOMAT. Preassigned
are:
3
0
Underrange
1
Overrange
2
Tare computed
3
Exact zero
4
Operation with
resolution
5
Weight invalid
6
Tare acquired
7
No-motion
8
Contact 1
9
Contact 2
10
Contact 31
11
Contact 41
12
EDP 1
13
EDP 2
14
EDP 3
15
EDP 4
16
Contact 1
17
Contact 2
18
Contact 3
19
Contact 4
20
Contact 51
21
Contact 61
22
Stand-by
23
Stand-by
Scale status
Output of physical input
contacts of the
respective DISOMAT.
Output of physical
output contacts of the
respective DISOMAT.
Meaning
Sequence in message:
bytes:
1
2
3
Bits:
76543210
15...8
23...16
0 with DISOMAT® C
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SS
6.3 Explanations of Commands
applied for job messages
Message type:
Data block:
Data word:
Bit output
Scale number
4d (hex)
Message structure: 16 bits, each encoding a job for the respective scale.
The bit in a message must always be reste prior to a
new order. For meaning of bits, see below:
Reference:
Bit No.
0
Taring
1
Clear tare
2
Set to zero
3
Start feeding
4
Stop feeding
5
Abort feeding
6
Clear balance
7
Acknowledge error
8 - 15
EK
Meaning
Stand-by
Acquire EDP contacts
WN#EK#x1#x2#x3#x4#
WN#EK#s#
x1-x4: values, to which the EDP contacts shall be set (permissible are 0
and 1)
Response message sample:
WN#EK#1#0#0#0#
Immediately after having read a set EDP input contact DISOMAT will
automatically reset it. Therefore direct connection of the EDP input
contacts to an output contact is useless, as physically only a short pulse
will occur at the output.
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EE
6.3 Explanations of Commands
Input of L-F-T Parameters
WN#EE#W1#W2#W3#W4#W5#W6#W7#W8#W9#W10#W11#W12#W13#
ER
L-F-T Parameter Enquiry
WN#ER#
WN#ER#W1#W2#W3#W4#W5#W6#W7#W8#W9#W10#W11#W12#W13#
Code
Legal-For-Trade Parameters
W1:
Scale units:
0 = kg, 1 = g, 2 = t
W2:
Full scale value in kg
W3:
For DISOMAT® C: Number of scale increments
For DISOMAT® B/T: Increment value of scale
W4:
No-motion difference
0 = 4d, 1 = 2d, 2 = 1d, 3 = 0d
W5:
Zeroing range
0 = 20%, 1 = 10%, 2 = 4%, 3 = 2%, 4 = 0% of full
scale value
W6:
Overrange
0 = 110%, 1 = 102%, 2 = 101%, 3 = 100% of full
scale value, 4 = 9d
W7:
Mechanical factor
W8:
Electrical factor
W9:
L/C rated capacity in kg
W10:
L/C number
W11:
L/C characteristic in µV/V
W12:
Dead load in unit of respective scale
W13:
Calibrated 0/1 =
^ Yes/No1
®
(for DISOMAT C as of version 3.0, for DISOMAT® B
as of version 3.2:
0/1/2 =
^ Yes, conform to EEC/ no / Austria )
Example (for DISOMAT® C):
WN#ER#0#1000#2000#2#0#1#1,00000#1,00000#2200#1#2.85#0,0#0#
Irrelevant with DISOMAT® T (non-legal-for-trade)
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6.3 Explanations of Commands
Explanations of EDP Errors
The DISOMAT® B or C software distinguishes various errors in data
communication flashing on DISOMAT display as A32: EDP error n (n =
error No.).
Error No. Error
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Timeout in local EDP Task
2
No connection between local EDP Task and Interface
Task
3
Error during request or response
4
No dynamic storage area available
5
Error during periodic transmission or other Timeout in
local EDP Task
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6.4
6.4 Function Blocks
Function Blocks
The table below shows all function blocks of DISOMAT® B and
DISOMAT® C.
Following commands require identification of the function blocks and their
outputs:
EV and AV for linking the function blocks (EV = Acquire function block,
AV = Read function block)
EP and AP for parameterization of the function blocks (EP = Acquire
function block parameter, AP = Read function block parameter).
For changing the function block configuration, observe the following
sequence of commands to be executed:
1. EV + EP
Commands for input of linkages and parameters
2. SV
Save new linkage data in EEPROM
3. FS
Restart function block linkage (only for DISOMAT® B as
of Software Version 5.0)
Note:
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With the first command changing the actual function block
configuration (EV or EP), the function block processing will
be stopped.
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6.4 Function Blocks
Code
Function block
Name
Output
AnaOut
anou
AnaOut
B/C
Output1
out1
Output1
B/C
Output2
out2
Output2
B/C
Output3
out3
Output3
B/C
Output4
out4
Output4
B/C
Output5
out5
Output5
B
Output6
out6
Output6
B
C-Discharge
aust
C-Dischg
C-Fill
AFUE
AAUS
C
Bin.0
anul
Bin.0
ANUL
B/C
R-Feed
sww_
RDribble
R-Disch
R-Active
SFEI
SENT
SAKT
B
String
fbei
String
Balance
summ
Balance
ClearBal
bilz
ClearBal
B/C
DrawBal
bila
DrawBal
B/C
Gross
brut
Gross
BRUT
B/C
Bin.1
bein
Bin.1
BEIN
B/C
Bin.0
bnul
Bin.0
BNUL
B/C
dW/dt
dgdt
dW/dt
DGDT
B/C
Print1
dru1
Print1
DRU1
B
Print2
dru2
Print2
DRU2
B
Print3
dru3
Print3
DRU3
B
I/O Out1
eao1
I/O Out1
B/C
I/O Out2
eao2
I/O Out2
B/C
Input1
in_1
Input1
IN_1
B/C
Input2
in_2
Input2
IN_2
B/C
Input3
in_3
Input3
IN_3
B
Input4
in_4
Input4
IN_4
B
EDP Out1
edo1
EDP Out1
B/C
EDP Out2
edo2
EDP Out2
B/C
EDP Out3
edo3
EDP Out3
B/C
EDP Out4
edo4
EDP Out4
B/C
EDP In1
edi1
EDP In1
EDI1
B/C
EDP In2
edi2
EDP In2
EDI2
B/C
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Output
available in
DISOMAT
Name
Function block
B
SUMM
B/C
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6.4 Function Blocks
Name
Function block
Code
Function block
Name
Output
Code
Output
available in
DISOMAT
EDP In3
edi3
EDP In3
EDI3
B/C
EDP In4
edi4
EDP In4
EDI4
B/C
D-Feed
ewag
D-Full
DDribble
D-Fill
D-Resid
D-Active
EGRO
EFEI
EFUE
ERES
EAKT
B/C
F-Feed
fwag
F-Full
F-Dribble
F-Disch
F-Resid
F-Active
FGRO
FFEI
FENT
FRES
FAKT
B/C
Fixed Tare
ftar
Fixed Tare
B
Man Tare
fhan
Man Tare
B
Comp1
kom1
Comp1
KOM1
B/C
Comp2
kom2
Comp2
KOM2
B/C
Comp3
kom3
Comp3
KOM3
B/C
Comp4
kom4
Comp4
KOM4
B/C
Multipl.
mult
Multipl.
MULT
B/C
Net
nett
Net
NETT
B/C
Not1
not1
Not1
NOT1
B/C
Not2
not2
Not2
NOT2
B/C
Not3
not3
Not3
NOT3
B/C
Not4
not4
Not4
NOT4
B/C
Not5
not5
Not5
NOT5
B
Not6
not6
Not6
NOT6
B
Set to 0
null
Set to 0
Or1
or_1
Or1
OR_1
B/C
Or2
or_2
Or2
OR_2
B/C
Or3
or_3
Or3
OR_3
B/C
Or4
or_4
Or4
OR_4
B/C
Or5
or_5
Or5
OR_5
B
Or6
or_6
Or6
OR_6
B
PID
pidr
PID
PIDR
Acquire Error
quit
Acquire Error
68
B/C
C
B
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6.4 Function Blocks
Code
Function block
Name
Output
Fast Comp1
Commands SK and
GK.
Fast Comp1
B/C
Fast Comp2
B/C
Fast Comp3
B/C
Fast Comp4
See table of
command formats
(Item 6.2, page 47)
Fast Comp4
B/C
Dump
schu
Dump
Setpoint
soll
Setpoint
Memory
spei
Hold
Sp-Out
HOLD
SPAU
Memory1
spe1
Hold1
Sp-Out1
HOL1
SPA1
B
Memory2
spe2
Hold2
Sp-Out2
HOL2
SPA2
B
Start
star
Start
STAR
C
Stop
stop
Stop
STOP
C
StartStp
star
Start
Stop
STAR
STOP
B
No-Motion
stil
No-Motion
STIL
B/C
Error
stoe
Error
STOE
B/C
Subtract
subo
Subtract
SUBO
B/C
Cycle1
tak1
Cycle1
TAK1
B/C
Cycle2
tak2
Cycle2
TAK2
B/C
Tare
tara
Tare
TARA
B/C
ClearTr
tarl
ClearTr
B/C
Taring
tari
Taring
B/C
Tared
tart
Tared
TART
B/C
Key F1
fu_1
Key F1
FU_1
B
Key F2
fu_2
Key F2
FU_2
B
Key F3
fu_3
Key F3
FU_3
B
Key F4
fu_4
Key F4
FU_4
B
TestZero
nute
TestZero
Timer
time
Fast Comp2
Fast Comp3
! Error in V3.1 !
Timer parameters not parameterizable via
APCommand. Enter time at menu item "Edit Function
Block’.
Code
Output
available in
DISOMAT
Name
Function block
SCHU
B/C
B / (C)
C
B
TIM1
TIM2
TIM3
B
And1
and1
And1
AND1
B/C
And2
and2
And2
AND2
B/C
And3
and3
And3
AND3
B/C
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Name
Function block
Code
Function block
Name
Output
Code
Output
available in
DISOMAT
And4
and4
And4
AND4
B/C
And5
and5
And5
AND5
B
And6
and6
And6
AND6
B
Delay1
vg_1
Delay1
VG_1
B/C
Delay2
vg_2
Delay2
VG_2
B/C
Delay3
vg_3
Delay3
VG_3
B/C
Delay4
vg_4
Delay4
VG_4
B/C
S-Dischg
wahl
S-Dischg
S-Fill
WENT
WFUE
B/C
Counter
zaeh
CterAct
CterPos
ZAKT
ZSTA
Counter1
zae1
CterAct1
CterPos1
ZAK1
ZST1
B
Counter2
zae2
CterAct2
CterAct2
ZAK2
ZST2
B
Counter3
zae3
CterAct3
CterAct3
ZAK3
ZST3
B
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7.1 Teleperm M Protocol With One DISOMAT® C
7 Protocol-Specific Features
7
7.1
Protocol Specific Features
Teleperm M Protocol With One DISOMAT® C
Between Teleperm M-PLC and DISOMAT® C the following messages are
provided:
Status Message
Actual Value Message
Job Message
Setpoint Message
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7 Protocol-Specific Features
Status Message
On request DISOMAT®
Message Type:
Data Block:
Data Word:
Message Structure:
C transmits all status information available.
Bit-Request (ED)
Scale Number
5d
For the scale 32 Bit with the following meaning:
Byte
Explanation
1
Scale status
Bit-No.
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
...
31
Output of the physical
input contacts of
DISOMAT® C / T
2
Output of the virtual
(EDP) outputs of
DISOMAT® C.
3
Output of the physical
output contacts of the
respective DISOMAT.
4
Stand-by
Meaning
Underrange
Overrange
Tare computed
Exact zero
Resolved operation
Weight invalid
Tare acquired
No-motion
Contact 1
Contact 2
Contact 31
Contact 41
EDP 12
EDP 22
EDP 32
EDP 42
Contact 1
Contact 2
Contact 3
Contact 4
Contact 51,2
Contact 61,2
Stand-by
Stand-by
Sequence in message:
Bytes:
1
2
3
4
Bits:
76543210
15..8
23..16
31..24
0 for DISOMAT® C
0 of DISOMAT® T
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Actual Value Message
On request DISOMAT® C transmits all actual values available.
Message type:
Data block:
Data word:
Number Request (ED)
Scale Number
5e
Message structure: For scale - 4 floating point numbers in Teleperm M
format with the following meaning:
Number 1 :
Number 2 and
number 3 :
Net of scale in kg (fixed).
Values of the DISOMAT® C analog EDP
outputs. Via function block linking these outputs
can be assigned e.g. to Gross, dW/dt, Balance,
...
Value range of these outputs is -1...+1. During ouput
this range will be standardized to full scale value, i.e.
the output values are between -full scale value and
+full scale value.
Thus, GROSS output will be in kg.
If Max_dW/dt and Max_Balance are appropriately
selected, value can be output in useful units.
Number 4:
Error number on scale (without error class
specification). For meaning of the individual error
numbers see DISOMAT® C Operating and
Commissioning Manuals.
For sample computation, Item 8.2.
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7 Protocol-Specific Features
Job Message
Teleperm M transmits non-parametric jobs to DISOMAT® C.
Message type:
Data Block:
Data Word:
Bit Output (AD)
Scale number
4d
Message structure: 16 Bit, each coding a job for the respective scale.
The job is initiated by setting the bit. Meaning of the
individual bits:
Bit No.
Meaning
0
Taring
1
Clear tare
2
Set to zero
3
Start feeding
4
Stop feeding
5
Abort feeding
6
Clear balance
7
Acknowledge error
8 ... 15
Stand-by
Setpoint Message
Teleperm M transmits setpoint to DISOMAT® C.
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Message type:
Data Block:
Data Word:
Number Output (AD)
Scale Number
1f
Message Structure:
Setpoint in kg for entry into DISOMAT® C
setpoint memory.
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7 Protocol-Specific Features
Table of EDP Commands Teleperm M with one DISOMAT® C
Command
Type
Status message
ED
Actual value message
ED
Job message
AD
Command message
AD
Data word DW
Data length
dec.
hex.
dec.
hex
93
5D
2
02
available in DISOMAT
C
94
5E
8
08
C
92
4D
C
31
1F
C
Table of EDP Command Formats from Teleperm M to one DISOMAT® C
Command
Code
Request message
Response message
Direct
Status message
5D
(10 byte data header)
(4 byte data header) a
a=4Byte status information
Actual value message
5E
(10 byte data header)
(4 byte data header) z1z2z3z4
z1z2z3z4 = 4 floating point numbers
Job message
4D
(10 byte data header) a
a= Bit sequence
(4 byte data header)
Command message
1F
(10 byte data header) a
a= Setpoint
(4 byte data header)
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7 Protocol-Specific Features
7.2
Teleperm M Protocol With One DISOMAT® T
Between Teleperm M PLC DISOMAT® T the following messages are
exchanged:
Status message
Actual value message
Table of EDP Commands - Teleperm M --> Single DISOMAT® T
Command
Type
Data Word DW
Data Length
dec.
hex.
dec.
Available in DISOMAT
hex
Status message
ES
93
5D
T
Actual value message
ED
94
5E
T
Table of EDP Command Formats - Teleperm M --> Single DISOMAT® T
Command
Code
Request Message
Response Message
Direct
Delayed
Status message
5D
(10-byte data header)
(4-byte data header) a
a = 3-byte status information
Actual value message
5E
(10-byte data header)
(4-byte data header) z1z2z3z4
z1z2z3z4 = 4 floating point numbers
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7.3
7.3 Instructions for Successful Connection
Instructions for Successful Interfacing
Error
When starting coupling with Teleperm M,
error will occur immediately.
DISONET Master transmits <NAK> or
error message.
Cause / Remedy
No routing entry for initialization message.
The addressed Slave does not exist or has failed
No entry in the routing table
Wrong scale numbers
DISOMAT transmits response messages
on Teleperm M command.
Data block in Slave is not zero. Response to
SIEMENS 3964R for SIMATIC S5 is output.
No periodic output
Error on interface. Periodic output must be
reinitialized.
Wrong switching values of comparators.
Wrong values transmitted. The values must be
transmitted in % of full scale value.
Changing over from fill feed to discharge
feed (command code 145 and 146) of
flexible command message does not
work.
No function block configuration. The change-over
command is executed only in the input range (Start/Stop). Complete configuration with all necessary
function blocks is required.
Feed process aborts after Stop.
Stop command message has been transmitted twice.
(2x Stop=abort)
Total does not correctly arrive at
Teleperm M.
Value is converted into % of full scale value and
must be reconverted by Teleperm M.
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7.4
7.4 J-Bus/Modbus-Procedure
J-Bus/Modbus Protocol
General Information on J-Bus (Modbus)
In the RTU version realized for DISOMAT all messages have the following
construction:
Slave Address (1 byte)
Function Code (1 byte) < 127 data
Block check (2 bytes)
DISOMAT accepts only messages with Slave address corresponding to
the scale number entered via dialog (menu item EDP configuration).
The data construction depends on the function code used (for detailed
description of function codes, see page 79ff).
The block check will be computed as Standard CRC16.
End of message will be recognized after expiry of 25 msec without
receiving any characters. As a rule, the J-Bus (Modbus) specifies the time
of 3.5 characters, i.e. 25 msec at 1200 baud. At higher speeds, DISOMAT
delay time is too long, however, without any adverse effects on protocol.
Note:
Speeds < 1200 baud are not permitted.
The J-Bus (Modbus) operates according to a strict Master-Slave Protocol,
i.e. a Slave can only respond to a message from Master. Active
transmission is not allowed.
According to the J-Bus-Protocol (Modbus-Protocol), a response is
provided for each message from Master.
Response message is constructed as under:
Slave Address (1 byte)
Function Code (1 byte)
Data
Block Check (2 bytes)
If job is duly processed, function code is identical to that in the message
from Master. In case of error, the 8th bit will be additionally set and data
contain an error code.
Data construction depends on function code used.
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7.4 J-Bus/Modbus-Procedure
Detailed Description of Function Code
Function Code 3, Reading of Multiple Words
Request message construction:
Address
Function Code = 3
Start Address High Byte (ignored in DISOMAT)
Start Address Low Byte ( = message code in DISOMAT)
Number of words to be read High Byte (ignored)
Number of words to be read Low Byte (ignored)
CRC16
Response message after successful transmission
Address
3 (echo of function code)
Length of output data in bytes
Data
CRC16
Response message after faulty transmission
Address
83 (hex) = Echo of function code (3) + 8th Bit set
Error code
CRC16
Note:
Reading of data subrecords specifying an address > message
code is impossible.
Example: Reading of Gross, Net and Status of address 50. Reading of
address 64 status alone is impossible!
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7.4 J-Bus/Modbus-Procedure
Function Code 6, Writing of One Word
Request Message Construction:
Address
Function Code = 6
Address High Byte (ignored in DISOMAT)
Address Low Byte ( = Message code in DISOMAT)
Value to be written High Byte
Value to be written Low Byte
CRC16
Response message after successful transmission
Address
6 (echo of function code)
Address High Byte (ignored in DISOMAT) as echo
Address Low Byte ( = message code in DISOMAT) as echo
Value to be written High Byte as echo
Value to be written Low Byte as echo
CRC16
Response message after faulty transmission
Address
86 (hex) = Echo of function code (6) + 8th bit set
Error code
CRC16
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7.4 J-Bus/Modbus-Procedure
Function Code 16, Writing of Multiple Words
Request Message Construction
Address
Function Code = 16
Start Address High Byte (ignored in DISOMAT)
Start Address Low Byte ( = message code in DISOMAT)
Number of words to be written High Byte (ignored)
Number of words to be written Low Byte (ignored)
Number of byte to be written
Values to be written
CRC16
Response Message in case of success
Address
16 (echo of function code)
Start Address High Byte as echo
Start Address Low Byte ( = message code in DISOMAT) as echo
Number of words to be written High Byte as echo
Number of words to be written Low Byte as echo
CRC16
Response Message in case of error
Address
90 (hex) = Echo of function code (16) + 8th Bit set
Error Code
CRC16
Error Codes may be:
1:
2:
3:
4:
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Invalid function code ( not 3, 6 or 16)
Invalid address = message code unknown to DISOMAT
Invalid data
Device breakdown = local communication software (EDP-Task) does
not respond or error when processing the read command
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7.4 J-Bus/Modbus-Procedure
Special Features of the J-Bus/Modbus
The J-Bus Protocol is a true Master-Slave Protocol, i.e. data enquiry is
executed only from Master to Slave. No Slave can transmit data without
request from Master. As a consequence, delayed reponse message do
not arrive, i.e. all EDP functions implying a delayed reponse message are
not applicable or to be limited extent only (delayed response on
success/failure is missing).
These are:
EDP Functions Not Applicable
for J-Bus/Modbus
Correction / Solution
Acquire tare
Look for tared bit in scale status.
Zeroing
Look for weight near zero.
Weight enquiry at no-motion
Determine weight without nomotion and look for no-motion bit.
Periodic weight enquiry
Read weight periodically.
Message Feed stopped
Read feed status periodically.
Actual value message after
completion of feed process
On completion of feed process
store weight value in a memory
linked with a analog EDP output
(connection of function blocks),
look in feed status for feed end
and read then analog output (see
definition of command TK "Read
all contacts")
The data will be transmitted in ASCII Code, i.e. the ASCII messages
will be used, however, without #XX# command code, thus ensuring their
universal application for all the various machine-dependent data formats
during J-Bus transmission (Modbus transmission).
Note:
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Transmission of 4-byte integer values
application.
as special
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8
Special Features of DISONET
Master
DISONET Master is able to execute the following EDP protocols:
DDP 8 672 Standard Protocol
3964R
SIMATIC S5
Teleperm M
(see table at Item 3.1, page 6)
Available are all functions provided by one DISOMAT in these modes of
operation, though due to the routing of messages via DISONET the
response time will be prolonged depending on the number of slaves.
Max. number of slaves is 8, mixed operation with DISOMAT® B, C, D
and T as slaves is possible.
If it is useful, DISONET Master itself can proceed a subset of EDP
commands concerning e.g.
Error enquiry and acknowledgement
Device identification
Note:
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Special features of DISONET Master with SIMATIC S5
Protocol:
The address of DISONET Master in the 5th byte of the
message head shall not be 0, as SIMATIC S5 does not
accept input of 0.
Remedy: Assign to the DISONET Master an address
which is unequal 0 and does not coincide with a
slave number of the connected DISOMAT.
Enter this address in the routing table of the
DISONET Master (see Manual DKI 117) and
use it in the message head of SIMATIC S5.
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8.1
8.1 Additional Commands for DISONET Master
Additional Commands for DISONET Master
Table of Special EDP Commands for DISONET Master
Command
Code
(ASCII
message)
Type
Data word DW for Teleperm M
Data word DW for SIMATIC S5
Data length
Data length
dec.
hex.
dec.
hex.
dec.
hex.
dec.
Available in
hex.
Data Concentrator Function Group :
Original message = Initialize
periodic transmission
IZ
AD
90
5A
DISOMAT status output n
ST
ED
93
5D
13
0D
DISOMAT actual value
output n
IW
ED
94
5E
64
4D
DISOMAT actual value
output n
I0 resp.
I4
ED
ED
*
*
DISOMAT flexible command
message 1
FL
AD
92
Request weight and status
in cycles (Teleperm format)
IN
AD
90
98
62
16
10
DISONET
Master
13
0D
*
DISONET
Master
DISONET
Master
48
128
30
80
5C
97
61
5A
*
3E
3E
62
62
DISONET
Master
DISONET
Master
*
DISONET
Master
DISOMAT® T
Apart from above messages initiated by the EDP partners there is a number of messages which will be sent on
DISOMAT initiative.
This is not applied to J Bus Mode. In SIMATIC S5 Mode these messages will be sent only on condition that the address data block entered via
dialog is not zero. The messages will be transmitted to this address data block with fixed offset of data words.
*
Periodic status output
ST
AD
as initialized
16
Periodic actual value output
IW
AD
as initialized
*
Periodic actual value output
I0 resp.I4
AD
*
48
128
*
= Not implemented
Data length
= Number of data words (2 bytes) in response with ED messages
10
DISONET
Master
DISONET
Master
30
80
DISONET
Master
Not applicable
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Code
Request Message
ST
I0 resp.I4
FL
DISOMAT status message n
DISOMAT actual value
message n
DISOMAT flexible command message
1
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Original message = Initialize periodic
transmission
Character encoded:
Master Address (as a rule 00, for SIMATIC
S5 unequal 00)
MA#FL#WN#kenn1#p1#..pn#kenn2#p1#..pn#.......X#
MA =
Master Address (as a rule 00, for
SIMATIC S5 unequal 00)
WN=Scale number of the DISOMAT addressed
kenn 1...kenni=Code (ASCII-coded number, table
on page 95)
p1..pn = Parameter for code
X
=
’0’ end code
MA#I0# bzw. MA#I4#
MA =
Master Address (as a rule 00, for SIMATIC
S5 unequal 00)
MA#ST#
MA
MA#FL#s#
s=0: ok
If not:
Consecutive number of wrong command in message
MA#I0#f1f2f3i1#...4times.# for scale 1..4 resp.
MA#I4#f1f2f3i1#...4times.# for scale 5..8
f1f2f3i1= 3 x Float (9.2) and 1 x Integer (3 digits)
f1 =
Net
F2 =
Analog output 1
f3 =
Analog output 2
i1
=
Error number
MA#ST#123..123..45#
123 =
3 Byte Status information for each DISOMAT
45 =
2 Byte Status information DISONET Master
MA#IZ#s#
Direct
Response Message
Table of EDP Command Formats in particular for DISONET Master
MA#IZ#zeit#x1#[ x2# ][ x3# ] optional extension
MA
Master Address (as a rule 00, for SIMATIC
S5 unequal 00)
zeit:
Indication in units of 0.1 seconds. Minimum
5 = 0,5 seconds
(0 = cut-off)
x1,x2,x3: Command code of DISONET Master e.g.
ST,I0,I4
Data Concentrator Functions (DISONET Master) Group:
Distinction between character-encoded messages and messages in Teleperm M-Format
Command
8 Special Features of DISONET Master
Messages as initialized (e.g. ST, I0, I4). If 2 or 3
messages are initialized, the variable ’time’
indicates the transmission interval for the
individual messages
Delayed
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5D
5E
5C
00
IN
DISOMAT status message n
DISOMAT actual value
message n
DISOMAT flexible command message
1
Teleperm initialization message
Request weight and status in cycles
(Teleperm M format)
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Code
Original message = Initialize cyclic
transmission
Teleperm M Format :
Command
8 Special Features of DISONET Master
WN#IN#s
DB: e8
DW: 00
without data
Xwnkenn1p1..pnkenn2p1..pn.......V
wn=Scale number
kenn1...kennn = Code
p1..pn=Parameter for code
V=’0’ end code
For codes, see table at Items 8.3
(10 byte message head)
(10 byte message head)
(10 byte message head) z1z2z3z4z5
Request Message
WN#IN#z1z2z3z4z5
z1:Destination- Data block for actual value message
z2:Destination- Data word for actual value message
z3:Destination- Data block for status message
z4:Destination- Data word for status message
z5: Cycle time in 100msec
(6-byte response)
4 bytes ZERO, 2 bytes indefinite
( 4-byte response)
(10-byte message header) z1z2z3i1...z1z2z3i1#
z1z2z3i1= 3 x float 10.3 and 1 x integer for each scale
(10-byte message header) 123..123..45
123 =
3-byte status information for each DISOMAT
45 =
2-byte status information DISONET Master
(4 Byte response)
Response Message
Table of EDP Command Formats in particular for DISONET Master
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8.2 Teleperm M Protocol with DISONET®-Master
8 Special Features of DISONET Master
8.2
Teleperm M Protocol with DISONET® Master
Between Teleperm M PLC and DISONET® Master the following message
exchange is provided:
Start message
Status message
Actual value message
Command message
Upon restart, Teleperm M additionally transmits a special
Initialization message
requiring the following DISONET® Master settings:
Routing address:
Network address:
Scale number:
Message type:
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0
99
ES
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8.2 Teleperm M Protocol with DISONET®-Master
Original Message from Teleperm M to DISONET® Master
By means of the original message from Teleperm M to DISONET® Master
the periodic data transmission from DISONET® Master to Teleperm M is
parameterized, started or stopped.
Message type:
Data block:
Data word:
Message
construction:
Number output (AD)
0
5a (hex)
5 floating point numbers in Teleperm M format
with the following meaning:
Number 1:
Data block for transmission of status message to
Teleperm M.
Number 2:
Data word for transmission of status message to
Teleperm M.
Number 3:
Data block for transmission of actual value message
to Teleperm M.
Number 4:
Data word for transmission of actual value message
to Teleperm M.
Number 5:
Period of status and actual value message output.
Indication in units of 100 msec.
The indication is optional. If there is no indication,
system assumes: period 10 = 1 second. The shortest
possible period is 5 = 0.5 seconds. Shorter periods
will be set to 5.
Status and actual value messages are output in turn
at intervals of one period.
With a message with ’Number 1 = 0’ or ’Number 3 = 0’ the output of one
of the two messages is suppressed. With ’Number 5 = 0’ the periodic
output of DISONET®-Master is completed.
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8.2 Teleperm M Protocol with DISONET®-Master
8 Special Features of DISONET Master
Status Message from DISONET®-Master to Teleperm M
Via the status message from DISONET®-Master to Teleperm M all
available status informations (26 Byte) will be transmitted.
Message type:
Bit-Output (AD)
Data block and
Data word:
Transmitted with start message.
Message construction:
meaning:
Byte
1
24 bytes for each scale with the following
Explanation
Scale status
Output of the physical
input contacts of the
respective DISOMAT.
2
Output of the virtual
(EDP)-outputs of the
respective DISOMAT.
3
Output of the physical
output contacts of the
respective DISOMAT.
4
...
24
Bit No.
Meaning
0
Underrange
1
Overrange
2
Tare computed
3
Exact zero
4
Resolved operation
5
Weight invalid
6
Tare acquired
7
No-motion
8
Contact 1
9
Contact 2
10
Contact 31
11
Contact 41
12
EDP 1
13
EDP 2
14
EDP 31
15
EDP 41
16
Contact 1
17
Contact 2
18
Contact 3
19
Contact 4
20
Contact 51
21
Contact 61
22
Stand-by
23
Stand-by
Bytes of scales
2... 8
0 for DISOMAT® C
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8.2 Teleperm M Protocol with DISONET®-Master
8 Special Features of DISONET Master
In addition 2 bytes with connection and READY informations are
transmitted.
Byte
25
26
Explanation
Connection information
READY information
Bit No
Meaning
0
Connection to scale 1
OK
1
Connection to scale 2
OK
2
Connection to scale 3
OK
3
Connection to scale 4
OK
4
Connection to scale 5
OK
5
Connection to scale 6
OK
6
Connection to scale 7
OK
7
Connection to scale 8
OK
8
Ready for operation;
no error on
DISONET®-Master
9
Stand-by
10
Stand-by
11
Stand-by
12
Stand-by
13
Stand-by
14
Stand-by
15
Stand-by
Sequence in message:
90
Bytes:
1
2
3
...
25
26
Bits:
76543210
15..8
23..16
...
76543210
15..8
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8.2 Teleperm M Protocol with DISONET®-Master
8 Special Features of DISONET Master
Actual Value Message from DISOMAT to Teleperm M
The actual value message from DISOMAT to Teleperm M transmits all
actual values available.
Message type:
Data block and
Data word:
Number Output (AD)
will be transmitted via start message
Message structure: For each connected scale 4 floating point numbers in
Teleperm M format with the following meaning:
Number 1 :
Net weight of load on scale in kg (fixed)
Number 2 and
number 3 :
Values of the analog EDP outputs of the
respective DISOMAT. Via function block linkage
these outputs can be assigned to Gross, dW/dt,
Balance,...
Value range of these outputs is -1...+1. During output
this range will be standardized to the full scale value,
i.e. the output values are between -full scale value
and +full scale value.
Thus, GROSS output will be in kg.
If Max_dW/dt and Max_Balance are selected
accordingly, values can also be output in useful units.
Number 4: Error number on scale (without indication of Error
Class). For meaning of the individual error numbers,
see DISOMAT® B, C or T
Operating or
Commissioning Manuals.
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8 Special Features of DISONET Master
Examples for computation of number 2, or 3:
The actual value of the parameter linked with the EDP output shall be
transmitted to EDP for further processing.
The transmitted numerical value at output NumberOutput is related to the
full scale value, as in most cases weight values are required.
Computation formula (numerical value equation):
NumberOutput
Actual Value
Max. Value
Full Scale Value
In case of weight value transmission the max. value equals the full scale
value, i.e. NumberOutput indicates the weight value direct.
With a GROSS weight of 250.1 kg, at the EDP output the numerical value
250.1 will occur on condition that the GROSS weight is linked with the
EDP output. This numerical value can be processed immediately.
If no weight values are linked with the EDP output (e.g. Balance or dW/dt)
there are two possibilities: Either suitable presetting of the max. value in
the DISOMAT or recomputation of the numerical value NumberOutput to the
required actual value via EDP according to the following formula:
NumberActual Value
NumberOutput
Max. Value
Full Scale Value
Example:
Full scale value = 3000 kg
Max dW/dt = 50 kg/s
dW/dt = 7.5 kg/s
NumberOutput
7.5
50
3000
450
This numerical value must be recomputed via EDP to obtain the actual
dW/dt value.
NumberActual Value
92
450
3000
50
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8 Special Features of DISONET Master
Flexible Command Message from Teleperm M to DISOMAT
The flexible command message from Teleperm M to DISOMAT transmits
variable command sequences to the DISOMAT.
Message type:
Data block:
Data word:
Number output (AD)
0
5c (hex)
Message structure:
Floating point numbers in Teleperm M format
The message length is variable. The message starts with the
scale number followed by a sequence of commands for this scale.
Number 1:
Scale number
Number 2:
Command code.
Number 3 - number n: Parameters for this command. The
number of parameters for each
command and their meanings will be
defined with each code.
The message ends with the end code (floating point number 0).
For flexible command message, see Table at Item 8.3, page 95.
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8.3
8.3 Flexible Command Message
Flexible Command Message
For communication of DISONET Master with central data processing
system (PC or PLC) a flexible message type has been defined.(#FL# for
ASCII, or 0x92 for SIMATIC S5, see table below).
It is characterized in that several command codes with their parameters
can be transmitted via one single message.
Format:
MA#FL#WN#kenn1#p1#..pn#kenn2#p1#..pn#.......X#
MA
WN
kenn1..kennn
p1..pn
X
=
=
=
=
=
DISONET Master address
Scale number of the addressed DISOMAT
Code (ASCII-coded number)
Parameters for code
’0’-end code
Example:Setpoint entry, parametrization of the function block D-Feed
and start signal in one message:
MA#FL#01#32#125.00#143#2#5#1#300#20#0.8#1.0#0#36#0#
The most decisive advantage of this message is the time saving, as with
other message types a number of individual messages is required to
transmit the data to the respective DISOMAT.
Not all defined commands are useful for such a message. Therefore we
have made a selection specified in a list of FL command codes (see table
below).
For faults, the following protocol has been defined:
If there is an error in the execution of specific commands (see foot note),
the consecutive number of this command in message command will be
transmitted to EDP and the subsequent message commands are no
longer executed.
The users's EDP must consider this for system control. DISONET Master
cannot make any corrections.
Parametrization commands 140-144 are followed by function block
meaning (command ´EP´)
A WN#FS# command= Start function blocks must then be sent .
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8.3 Flexible Command Message
Table of FL Command Codes
Command
Code
Number of
Parameter
s
Acquire tare1
Parameter Description
1
0
1
2
0
1
3
1
Set to 0
4
0
Enter setpoint1
32
1
Start feeding
36
0
37
0
Abort feeding
38
0
Acquire error
67
0
Brief parameterization of fill feed
140
3
Pre-act contact in kg (difference to MC)
Main contact in kg (difference to setpoint)
Tolerance in kg
Brief parameterization of discharge
141
3
Pre-act contact in kg (difference to MC)
Main contact in kg (difference to setpoint)
Tolerance in kg
Complete parametrization of fill feed
142
9
PreCon
MainCon
Toler.
Max.FW
Discharge
Optim
No-MotTime
DelayTime
DischTime
Taring
Complete parametrization of
discharge feed
143
7
PreCon
MainCon
Toler.
Max.FW
Discharge
Optim
No-MotTime
DelayTime
Parametrize comparator1
144
4
Comparator number
Comparator type
Threshold On (value in %)
Threshold Off (value in %)
Change over to fill feed:
Effective with next start until
145
0
Must not be transmitted while feeding is in progress
Clear tare
Enter tare
1
Stop feeding1
1
feed
Tare value in kg
Setpoint in kg
aborted1
Errors in execution of this command render all subsequent commands of the same
FL message ineffective.
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8.3 Flexible Command Message
Command
Code
Number of
Parameter
s
Parameter Description
Change over to discharge feed:
Effective with next start until aborted
146
0
Must not be transmitted while feeding is in progress
1
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9 Limitations
9
Limitations
In spite of the enormous capability of the remote control EDP interfaces,
some settings of DISOMAT® B or DISOMAT® C can be parametrized only
in the dialog mode.
This applies to the following DISOMAT interface settings:
Parameter definitions for the serial interfaces SS1 and SS2
DISONET network settings
EDP configuration
Printer configuration
Analog output setting
BCD output parametrization
Secondary display parametrization
As a rule, the DISOMAT interfaces cannot be set via EDP. This might
lead to parametrization errors which the user EDP itself cannot detect nor
reset.
Furthermore:
Display test
Display contrast setting
Print repeat
Start of parameter printing
Selection of a fixed tare value
These functions are useful only in combination with the device itself.
Therefore, they are not implemented as EDP commands.
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List of Keywords
List of Keywords
<DLE> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
<DLE> Doubling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3964R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Acknowledgement . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AD Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BCC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Block Check Character . . . . . . . . . . .
Code number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Commands
Calibration Group . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Control Group, General . . . . . . . . .
Data Concentrator Function Group .
Data Concentrator Functions Group
DISOMAT Message Group . . . . . .
Explanations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Feed Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Parameterization Group . . . . . . . . .
Printing Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Scale Command Group . . . . . . . . .
Table of Command Formats . . . . .
Table of EDP Commands . . . . . . .
Control Character . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Data Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Data protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DISONET Master
Additional Commands . . . . . . . . . .
DISONET-Master . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Special EDP Command Formats . .
Special EDP Commands . . . . . . . .
ED Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDP Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDP Error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Enquiry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FL Command Codes
Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Flexible Command Message . . . . . . .
Function Blocks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Immediate Response . . . . . . . . . . . .
Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Interface Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . .
J-Bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
J-Bus Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Modbus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Modbus Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Parity Bit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Poll Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Profibus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Protocol Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Protocols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Safety Hints
For The User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
General Risks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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85, 86, 93, 94
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24
37
65
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65
Residual Risks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Safety-Minded Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Use As Originally Intended . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Scale number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Scale Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
SCHENCK Poll Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
SCHENCK Standard Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 9
Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Siemens Protocol 3964R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Data Request Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
SIMATIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
SIMATIC S5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 83
Message Samples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Protocol Declaratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
SIMATIC S5 Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Standard Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
fo EDP command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Synchronization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 16
Table
Interface Protocols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Teleperm M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 32, 71, 76, 83, 86, 87
DISOMAT T Command Formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
DISOMAT T EDP Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
EDP Command Formats DISOMAT C . . . . . . . . . . . 75
EDP Commands DISOMAT C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Instructions for Successful Interfacing . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
With DISONET Master . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
With One DISOMAT C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
With One DISOMAT T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
User Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
User Data Construction
Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Message Header . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Scale Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
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List of Keywords
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Data Communication, DKI 116 e, 23.7.97