Modbus Piller
Modbus Piller
Modbus Piller
for
Piller Units
Preliminary Version 9
Revision History:
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Modbus Protocol
You can get a full description of the MODBUS protocol in the Internet pages at page
"http://www.modbus.org". Choose "Technical Resources“Æ "Modbus Specifications“Æ
“MODBUS Protocol Specification”.
For remote control and monitoring of PILLER units (UNIBLOCK, APOSTAR...) there is a
MODBUS interface in each device where you can read out measurement values, events, status of
the LEDs and other information in a master-slave protocol.
Piller units make no difference between output- and input-bits or words, that means there is no
difference between function 03H and 04H.
The baudrate is adjustable up to 38400 Baud.
Except for broadcast messages, when a master device sends a query to a slave device it expects a
normal response. One of four possible events can occur from the master's query:
If the slave device receives the query without a communication error, and can handle the
query normally, it returns a normal response.
If the slave does not receive the query due to a communication error, no response is returned.
The master program will eventually process a timeout
condition for the query.
If the slave receives the query, but detects a communication error parity, LRC, or CRC, no
response is returned. The master program will eventually process
a timeout condition for the query.
If the slave receives the query without a communication error, but cannot handle it (for
example, if the request is to read a non existent register
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the slave will return an exception response informing the master of the nature of
the error.
Code Meaning
02H Illegal data Address:
The data address received in the query is not an
allowable address for the slave.
03H Illegal data value:
A value contained in the query is not an allowable value
for the slave.
06H Slave device busy:
The slave is processing a long-duration program
command. The master should retransmit the message
later when the slave is free.
Important note: Not all units support the RTU mode, refer to following table:
2. Modbus Commands
The following tables contain the general command descriptions and examples with ASCII and
RTU framing.
Query:
slave number function code address of first word to word count checksum, LRC or CRC
read
1 byte 1 byte high byte low byte high byte low byte 1 or 2 byte(s)
Answer:
slave function Byte high byte of low byte of bytes with contents Checksum
number code count first word first word of n words LRC or CRC
1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte n * 2 bytes 1 or 2 byte(s)
ASCII: Data, which will send over the link as ASCII characters.
HEX: Hexadecimal values of the data
Answer :
Byte 1 2, 3 4, 5 6, 7 8, 9 10, 11 12, 13 14 15
leading Slave function byte contents of the word carriage line feed
Meaning LRC
colon number code count high byte low byte return LF
Query:
Byte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
silent address of first word silent
word count to read CRC
interval Slave function to read interval
Meaning
>= 3.5 number code low High >= 3.5
characters high byte low byte high byte low byte characters
byte byte
RTU
[01] [04] [00] [63] [00] [01] [C1] [D4]
HEX
Answer:
Byte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
silent Silent
Slave function byte Contents of the word CRC
interval interval
Meaning
>= 3.5 number code count >= 3.5
high byte low byte low byte high byte
characters characters
RTU
[01] [04] [02] [12] [34] [B4] [47]
HEX
Query:
address of word to
slave number function code word value checksum, LRC or CRC
write
low
1 byte 1 byte high byte low byte high byte 1 or 2 byte(s)
byte
Answer:
slave number function code address of word to word value checksum, LRC or CRC
write
1 byte 1 byte high byte low byte high byte low byte 1 or 2 byte(s)
Answer :
Byte 1 2, 3 4, 5 6, 7 8, 9 10, 11 12, 13 14, 15 16 17
address of word to Line
leading Slave function word value carriage
Meaning write LRC feed
colon number code return
high byte low byte high byte low byte LF
ASCII : 0 1 0 6 0 0 3 D 1 0 E 1 C B <CR> <LF>
HEX [3A] [30][31] [30][36] [30][30] [33][44] [31][30] [45][31] [43][42] [0D] [0A]
Query:
Byte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
silent address of word to silent
interval Slave function word value CRC interval
Meaning write
>= 3.5 number code high >= 3.5
characters high byte low byte high byte low byte low byte characters
byte
RTU
[01] [06] [00] [3D] [10] [E1] [D5] [8E]
HEX
Answer:
Byte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
silent address of word to Silent
interval Slave function word value CRC interval
Meaning write
>= 3.5 number code high >= 3.5
characters high byte low byte high byte low byte low byte characters
byte
RTU
[01] [06] [00] [3D] [10] [E1] [D5] [8E]
HEX
Query:
low
high
Address of Number of number data checksum
slave function byte for data
first word to words to of data byte for
number code first bytes LRC or CRC
write write bytes first
word
word
High low high low
1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte n bytes 1 or 2 byte(s)
byte byte byte byte
Answer:
slave number function code address of first word to write number of words to write checksum, LRC or
CRC
1 byte 1 byte high byte low byte high byte low byte 1 or 2 byte(s)
Answer :
Write three words at address 41h..43h (= 65..67 decimal) with the values
10E1h (= 1234 decimal), 1357h (= 4951 decimal) and ABCDh (= 43981 decimal).
Query:
Byte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
silent address of first number of words number
interval Slave function word to write to write
Meaning >= 3.5 of data
number code
characters high byte low byte high byte low byte bytes
RTU
[01] [10] [00] [41] [00] [03] [06]
HEX
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
word value for word value for word value for silent
CRC interval
first word second word third word
high >= 3.5
High byte low byte high byte low byte high byte low byte low byte characters
byte
[10] [E1] [13] [57] [AB] [CD] [00] [E6]
Answer:
Byte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
silent address of first number of words silent
interval Slave function CRC interval
Meaning word to write to write
>= 3.5 number code high >= 3.5
characters high byte low byte high byte low byte low byte characters
byte
RTU
[01] [10] [00] [41] [00] [03] [D0] [1C]
HEX
In the following table you see an overview of the addresses available in Piller units.
In the modbus driver interface of our APOMON system you have to enter the word address with
an offset of 4001. So in the following tables there are always two addresses: the address for our
modbus driver interface for APOMON and the real word address, which is send in the modbus
protocol over the link. All units have this general address structure.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON/other
4001 / 000 Status word for events
4002 / 001 Status word for acknowledge
4003 / 002 Event data
: The structure of this data depends on the requesting master.
4042 / 041 Non identified master station (like Piller APOMON system):
Æ 10 events which each 8 bytes = 80 bytes = 40 words
Master = Piller Touch Screen (Touch Panel)
Æ 1 event which 8 bytes = 4 words (the other 72 bytes are unused)
Status word for control functions (simulate Key Press...)
For security the function code is stored twice, one in the high byte and one in the low
byte of the word (example: for function code 1 the word must contain the value 101h )
Function codes / word contents :
0 = not used
1 = 0101h – press ON key ( + ENABLE key)
2 = 0202h – press OFF key ( + ENABLE key)
4043 / 042 3 = 0303h – press BYPASS ON key ( + ENABLE key)
4 = 0404h – press BYPASS OFF key ( + ENABLE key)
5 = 0505h – press RESET
6 = 0606h – press remote ON key ( + ENABLE key)
7 = 0707h – press remote OFF key ( + ENABLE key)
8 = 0808h – press remote BYPASS ON key ( + ENABLE key)
9 = 0909h – press remote BYPASS OFF key ( + ENABLE key)
10 = A0Ah – press remote RESET
Special Piller Commands with data words
(5 words = 10 bytes)
word 1: command code, word 2..5: depends on the command
4044 / 043 Available commands:
: - Set Date/Time
4048 / 047 - Identify Master Station
- UPS ShutdownAfterDelay
- UPS StartupAfterDelay
- UPS RebootWithDuration
33 Write/Read Register for special functions depending on the unit type and the
identified master station
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Master station = Piller Remote Touch Panel
Word 1 (write): application ident number
Word 2 (write): low byte : application revision number
4049 / 048
high byte: application revision day
:
word 3 (write): low byte : application revision month
4081 / 080
high byte: application revision year
word 4 (write): low byte : PROSIM version number
high byte: event handler version number
word 5 (write): low byte : event data bank version day
high byte: event data bank version month
word 6 (write): low byte : event data bank version year
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Address
Function, Contents
APOMON/other
high byte: --- not used ---
words 7..33 (write) : --- not used ---
words 1..33 (read) : --- not used ---
4082 / 081
: free for future
4099 / 098
4100 / 099
: unit type dependent measurement values and other (see next chapter)
4867 / 866
4868 / 867
: free for future
4900 / 899
4905 / 904 Event Text Handler: Words with null terminated text (max. 80 characters + termination
: character, each word contains two characters: low byte = first character, high byte =
4945 / 944 second character )
In the Piller Modbus address area there are 5 data words for special commands reserved:
Modbus addresses 4044..4048 for our APOMON system respectively Modbus addresses 43..47.
The master station can write to these addresses with Modbus command 10h (= Write Words).
The first data word contains the command code. The other words contains the command specific
data.
Address
Contents
APOMON/other
4044 / 043 0001h = command code for command Set Date / Time
High byte: Year MOD 100: 0..99
4045 / 044
Low byte: Month : 1..12
High byte: Day : 1..31
4046 / 045
Low byte: Hour: 0..23
High byte: Minutes: 0..59
4047 / 046
Low byte: Seconds: 0..59
4048 / 047 XXXXh not used in this command
With this command you can set the real time clock in the unit. If there are more then one unit
on the modbus systems, you can use a broadcast message with slave address 0 to set all
clocks simultaneously.
You have to write these five words at address 2Bh..2Fh (= 43..47 decimal).
Query:
Byte 1 2, 3 4, 5 6, 7 8, 9 10, 11 12, 13 14 15
address of first word number of words
Leading slave Function to write to write number of
Meaning colon number code data bytes
high byte low byte high byte low byte
ASCII : 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 B 0 0 0 5 0 A
HEX [3A] [30][31] [31][30] [30][30] [32][42] [30][30] [30][35] [30][41]
Answer :
You have to write these five words at address 2Bh..2Fh (= 43..47 decimal).
Query:
Byte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
silent address of first number of words number
interval Slave function word to write to write
Meaning >= 3.5 of data
number code
characters high byte low byte high byte low byte bytes
RTU
[01] [10] [00] [2B] [00] [05] [0A]
HEX
8 9 10 11 12 13
word value for word value for word value for
first word second word third word
High byte low byte high byte low byte high byte low byte
[00] [01] [03] [04] [0F] [13]
14 15 16 17 18 19
word value for word value for silent
CRC interval
fourth word fifth word
high >= 3.5
high byte low byte high byte low byte low byte characters
byte
[2B] [1E] [00] [00] [CE] [48]
Answer:
Byte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
silent address of first number of words silent
interval Slave function CRC interval
Meaning word to write to write
>= 3.5 number code high >= 3.5
characters high byte low byte high byte low byte low byte characters
byte
RTU
[01] [10] [00] [2B] [00] [05] [70] [02]
HEX
Address
Contents
APOMON/other
4044 / 043 0002h = command code for command Identify Masterstation
0000h = identifier for every other master than the following masters
0001h = identifier for master Piller Remote Touch Panel
4045 / 044
0002h = identifier for master Piller Powerformer Control
0003h..FFFFh = not defined until yet
4046 / 045 XXXXh not used in this command
4047 / 046 XXXXh not used in this command
4048 / 047 XXXXh not used in this command
Depending on the unit master station some modbus addresses are used for special things,
which are used by Piller master stations.
Address
Contents
APOMON/other
4044 / 043 0003h = command code for command UPS ShutdownAfterDelay
XXXXh = shutdown delay time in seconds, range 0..3600s ( = 1h )
4045 / 044 0000h = no delay
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
0000h = default value for this command word
4046 / 045
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
0000h = default value for this command word
4047 / 046
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
4048 / 047 XXXXh = checksum = word 1 + word 2 + word 3 + word 4
Sending this function code will shutdown (i.e., turn off) the UPS system after the indicated
number of seconds, or less if the UPS batteries become depleted. Setting the delay time to 0
will cause the shutdown to occur immediately. Setting data word 2, data word 3 or data word
4 to -1 (=FFFFh) will abort the countdown. If the system is already in the desired state at the
time the countdown reaches 0, then nothing will happen. Sending this command override the
effect of any UPS StartupAfterDelay countdown or UPS RebootWithDuration countdown in
progress.
Address
Contents
APOMON/other
4044 / 043 0004h = command code for command UPS ShutdownAfterDelay
0000h = default value for this command word
4045 / 044
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
XXXXh = startup delay time in seconds, range 0..3600s ( = 1h )
4046 / 045 0000h = no delay
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
4047 / 046 0000h = default value for this command word
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Address
Contents
APOMON/other
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
4048 / 047 XXXXh = checksum = word 1 + word 2 + word 3 + word 4
Sending this command will start the UPS after the indicated number of seconds. Setting the
delay time to 0 will cause the startup to occur immediately. Setting data word 2, data word 3
or data word 4 to -1 (=FFFFh) will abort the countdown. If the output is already on at the
time the countdown reaches 0, then nothing will happen. Sending this command override the
effect of any UPS ShutdownAfterDelay countdown or UPS RebootWithDuration countdown
in progress.
Address
Contents
APOMON/other
4044 / 043 0005h = command code for command UPS RebootWithDuration
XXXXh = shutdown delay time in seconds, range 0..3600s ( = 1h )
4045 / 044 0000h = no delay
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
XXXXh = : low word of reboot delay time in seconds
4046 / 045
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
XXXXh = high word of reboot delay time in seconds, range for the double word
4047 / 046 0..259200s ( = 72h )
FFFFh = abort any running shutdown, startup or reboot sequence
4048 / 047 XXXXh = checksum = word 1 + word 2 + word 3 + word 4
Sending this function code will shutdown (i.e., turn off) the UPS system after the indicated
number of seconds (=shutdown delay time), or less if the UPS batteries become depleted.
Setting the delay time to 0 will cause the shutdown to occur immediately. After the indicated
number of seconds (reboot delay time), the UPS will be restarted. If the startup should occur
during a utility failure, the startup shall not occur until the utility power is restored. Sending
this command override the effect of any UPS ShutdownAfterDelay countdown or UPS
StartupAfterDelay countdown in progress.
Example:
Data Words for the command RebootWithDuration with
shutdown delay time = 60 seconds and reboot delay time = 48 hours = 172800 seconds :
Word 1 = 0005h = command code for command
Word 2 = 003Ch = shutdown delay time
Word 3 = A300h = low word reboot delay time
Word 4 = 0002h = high word reboot delay time
Word 5 = A343h = checksum over word 1 .. word 4
You have to write these five words at address 2Bh..2Fh (= 43..47 decimal).
Query:
Byte 1 2, 3 4, 5 6, 7 8, 9 10, 11 12, 13 14 15
address of first word number of words
Leading slave Function to write to write number of
Meaning colon number code data bytes
high byte low byte high byte low byte
ASCII : 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 B 0 0 0 5 0 A
HEX [3A] [30][31] [31][30] [30][30] [32][42] [30][30] [30][35] [30][41]
Answer :
Address
Contents
APOMON/Other
4901 / 900 Event Text Handler: Register for language
4902 / 901 Event Text Handler: Register for event text number
4903 / 902 Event Text Handler: Ident number
4904 / 903 Event Text Handler: Version number
4905 / 904 Event Text Handler: Words with null terminated text (max. 80 characters + termination
: character, each word contains two characters: low byte = first character, high byte =
4945 / 944 second character )
With these cells a Modbus master station is able to read out event texts.
The hardware for capturing measurement values in Piller units differs. So the structure of
measurement data words and internal markers depends on the used hardware in the unit.
For the measurement structure we distinguish between Control Panel and Controllerboard.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON/other
4100 / 099
: unit type dependent measurement values (see appendix for addresses)
4249 / 248
Addresses 4250..4265 contains the actual status event bits for an unit.
Addresses 4266..4273 contains the latched status event bits for an unit.
Internally the control program sets or resets event markers to show the status of the unit. If a
marker is set the belonging event is written into the event recorder. If the event marker
belongs to an acknowledge event ( = events 1..128), a reset marker for this event will be set
too. The reset marker has the function of a latch. The latched reset event marker can be
cleared by acknowledging the event in the display of the unit, but this is only possible if the
reason isn’t active anymore.
The meaning of the event markers are unit type dependent, you can find them in the manual for
the unit.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4100 / 099
: unit type dependent measurement values (see appendix for addresses)
4290 / 289
4291 / 290 User Guidance display (see appendix for meaning) if available
Identification number of the unit:
0 = Identification not available
1 = UB III
2 = UB III +
3 = UBT
4 = UBT-D
5 = ACM
6 = ASM
7 = Powerformer
8 = AJ-S
9 = MG-SET
10 = AJ-R II
11 = 28V GPU
4292 / 291 12 = AT II
13 = AS IV
14 = PB Solo II
15 = Intelligent Bypass Control
16 = ACM II
17 = ADM
18 = Battery Charger
19 = AJ-T II
20 = Industrial Inverter
21 = Load Bus Synchronizer
22 = Powerformer TU
23 = Apostab
24 = ACM IV
81 = AP Premium
4293 / 292
: unit type dependent measurement values (see appendix for addresses)
4399 / 398
unit type depend bit words for all internal status bits like
- hardware inputs
4400 / 399 - software inputs
: - hardware outputs
4739 / 738 - software outputs
- marker
- thresholds
- .........
Following chapters are only necessary for configuration the Piller APOMON system with
modbus driver.
For the unit type (AS, UB...) there are 20 types (‘00’..’19') possible. This type has to be added to
the device configuration in the ‘file eventview.ini’.
Example:
[Device01]
Name = “UB1"
Type = 00
..0249 CP2
04 TB ..0248 CP2 texts for display 4 x 20 char
05 TB+ ..0246 CP2 texts for display 16 x 26 char
..0156 CP
MG-SET ..0157 CP
06 texts for display 4 x 20 char
AJ ..0184 CP2
..0185 CP2
texts for display 16 x 26 char
CP
07 UB+ ..0271 special event texts for units with inverter
CP2
control
08 Apotrans ..0223 CP2 texts for display 4 x 20 char
09 PB Solo ..0278 CP2 texts for display 4 x 20 char
10 Uniblock III ..0263 TP text for touch screen display
11 Uniblock III+ TP text for touch screen display
12 UBT-MC ..0294 Display Contr. texts for display 4 x 20 char
13 AJ-S II ..0275 Display Contr. texts for display 4 x 20 char
14 AJ-R II ..0274 Display Contr. texts for display 4 x 20 char
15 AT II ..0288 Display Contr. texts for display 4 x 20 char
16 AS IV ..0292 Display Contr. texts for display 4 x 20 char
Intelligent Bypass
17 ..0286 Display Contr. texts for display 4 x 20 char
Control
Load Bus
18 ..0320 Display Contr. texts for display 4 x 20 char
Synchronizer
19 AJ-T II ..0308 Display Contr. texts for display 4 x 20 char
Panel Types
GSK = Geräte Schnittstellen Karte
CP = Control Panel
CP2 = Control Panel Hardware Revision 2
TP = Touch Panel
Display Cont. = Display Controller
There are more than 20 different unit types. But to distinguish between the different units, the
unit type list is continued, although the APOMON event viewer supports only types 0..19.
So before this types can be used in an APOMON installation, they must be copied or renamed to
a possible type number of 0..19.. Then this type has to be added to the device configuration in
the ‘file eventview.ini’.
Display
20 AP Premium ..0324 texts for display 4 x 20 char
Controller AP
reserved for
21..99 future
APPENDIX
A UNIBLOCK II Parameter
Address
APOMON/Other Da- Indication Name Significance Dig DP
ta
Address
APOMON/Other Da- Indication Name Significance Dig DP
ta
Address
APOMON/Other Da- Indication Name Significance Dig DP
ta
3:'PROG'
4:'EMPTY LIST'
5:'CALLBACK'
6:'ALARM'
7:'DSO READY'
8:'MONITOR ON'
C Menu DSOStatusRec DSO state rectifierboard
4189 / 188
('w','B','A','T','B'','a')
4190 / 189 C Menu DSOStatusDie DSO state dieselboard
4191 / 190 C Menu DSOStatusThy DSO state inverterboard
4192 / 191 C Menu DSOStatusGen DSO state generatorboard
4193 / 192 C O7 Transmit 17 ASCII characters and
.. Modem termination character
4202 / 201 (TX) (NULL)
4203 / 202 C O7 Receive 17 ASCII characters and
: Modem termination character
4212 / 211 (RX) (NULL)
4213 / 212 U LED(GSK) DieselLed LED on/off (see table)
4214 / 213 U LED(GSK) DieselLedFlash LED flashing (see tabl)
4214 / 213 U LED (CP) LED on/off (table CP Led)
4215 / 214 U LED (CP) LED on/off (table CP Led)
4216 / 215 U LED (CP) LED on/off (table CP Led)
4217 / 216 U LED (CP) LED on/off (table CP Led)
4218 / 217 U LED (CP) LED flashing (table CP Led)
4219 / 218 U LED (CP) LED flashing (table CP Led)
4220 / 219 U LED (CP) LED flashing (table CP Led)
4221 / 220 U LED (CP) LED flashing (table CP Led)
4222 / 221
: not yet ocupied
4226 / 225
U O7 low byte: seconds
high byte: minutes
4227 / 226
if time not active, the word
contains the value 0FFFFH
4228 / 227
: not yet ocupied
4341 / 340
4342 / 341 C Display Serialnumber 1. character of serial number
4343 / 342 C Display Serialnumber 2. character of serial number
4344 / 343 C Display Serialnumber 3. character of serial number
4345 / 344 C Display Serialnumber 4. character of serial number
4346 / 345 C Display Serialnumber 5. character of serial number
4347 / 346 C Display Serialnumber 6.character of serial number
4348 / 347 C Display Serialnumber 7. character of serial number
4349 / 348 C Display Serialnumber 8. character of serial number
4350 / 349 U Display Time actual hour (0..23)
4351 / 350 U Display Time actual minute (0..59)
4352 / 351 U Display Time actual second (0..59)
4353 / 352 U Display Date actual month 81..12)
4354 / 353 U Display Date actual day (1..31)
4355 / 354 U Display Date actual year (20XX)
Note: The LED status informations are different for units with GSK and CP, see SUB addresses
Addresses only for GSK: 4145, 4146, 4213, 4214
13 rectifier green
12 rectifier red
7 Q6 green
6 Q6 red
5 K10 green
4 K10 red
3 inverter green
2 inverter red
1 thyristor green
0 thyristor red
7 motor-generator green
6 free
5 mains 3 green
4 free
3 clutch green
2 free
1 diesel green
0 free
Meaning of the bytes with LED designation of the UNIBLOCK and the UNIBLOCK+:
high byte
second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED
key ▲ key ▲ key OUTPUT key key INPUT key INPUT key key
OUTPUT BYPASS1 BYPASS1
high byte
- 150% 141% 130% 120% 110% 100% 90%
high byte
LED green LED red LED green LED red LED green LED red LED green LED red
output K6 output K6 generator generator inverter inverter static- static-
switch switch
high byte
second LED first LED second LED first LED LED green LED red LED green LED red
key ENABLE key key ▼ key ▼ battery battery battery- battery-
ENABLE contactor contactor
Input Page 1
IN1: 0 kVA 0.0 Hz Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
L1 0 V 0 A 4100 / 99 U mains1 apparent power kVA 4 0
L2 0 V 0 A 4101 / 100 U mains1 frequency 3 1
L3 0 V 0 A 4102 / 101 U mains1 voltage L1 (P-P) 4 0
IN2: 0 kVA 0.0 Hz 4103 / 102 U mains1 voltage L2 (P-P) 4 0
L1 0 V 0 A 4104 / 103 U mains1 voltage L3 (P-P) 4 0
L2 0 V 0 A 4105 / 104 U mains1 current L1 4 0
L3 0 V 0 A 4106 / 105 U mains1 current L2 4 0
IN3: 0.0 Hz MOT: 0.0 Hz 4107 / 106 U mains1 current L3 4 0
L1 0 V L1 0 V 4108 / 107 U mains2 apparent power kVA 4 0
L2 0 V L2 0 V 4109 / 108 U mains2 frequency 3 1
L3 0 V L3 0 V 4110 / 109 U mains2 voltage L1 (P-P) 4 0
4111 / 110 U mains2 voltage L2 (P-P) 4 0
4112 / 111 U mains2 voltage L3 (P-P) 4 0
4113 / 112 U mains2 current L1 4 0
4114 / 113 U mains2 current L2 4 0
4115 / 114 U mains2 current L3 4 0
4148 / 147 U mains3 frequency 3 1
4149 / 148 U mains3 voltage L1 (P-P) 4 0
4150 / 149 U mains3 voltage L2 (P-P) 4 0
4151 / 150 U mains3 voltage L3 (P-P) 4 0
4152 / 151 U motor frequency 3 1
4153 / 152 U motor voltage L1 (P-P) 4 0
4154 / 153 U motor voltage L2 (P-P) 4 0
4155 / 154 U motor voltage L3 (P-P) 4 0
Input Page 2
*** DC-LINK *** Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
DC-LINK: 0 V 4117 / 116 U battery voltage 3 0
SWITCH OFF: 0 V 4118 / 117 U battery voltage switchoff 3 0
EQUALIZE ON 0 MIN 0 = Equalize off
BATTERY CURRENT: 0 A 4175 / 174 U 1 = equalize on, timer stopped
TEMPERATURE: 0.0°C 3 = equalize on, timer running
REMAINING TIME: 0 MIN 4174 / 173 U equalize remaining time 4 0
REM.CAPACITY: 0 Ah 4116 / 115 I battery current 4 0
*** DC-LINK *** 4119 / 118 U remaining time [min] 2 0
SPEED 0 1/MIN 4147 / 146 U remaining battery capacity [Ah] 4 0
HOURS 0H 4156 / 155 U diesel speed 4 0
START COUNTER 0 4157 / 156 U diesel hours DIV 10000 4 0
4158 / 157 U diesel hours MOD 10000 4 0
4159 / 158 U diesel start counter 5 0
If any of the customer inputs or outputs is used, the following input page is shown in the
display, where you can see the status of all the inputs and outputs.
Input Page 1
EXTERNAL INPUT 1: 0 Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
EXTERNAL INPUT 2: 0 Bit 0: External input 1 1 0
EXTERNAL INPUT 3: 0 Bit 1: External input 2 1 0
EXTERNAL INPUT 4: 0 Bit 2: External input 3 1 0
EXTERNAL INPUT 5: 0 Bit 3: External input 4 1 0
EXTERNAL INPUT 6: 0 Bit 4: External input 5 1 0
EXTERNAL OUTPUT 1: 0 Bit 5: External input 6 1 0
4186 / 185 BW*
EXTERNAL OUTPUT 2: 0 Bit 8: External output 1 1 0
EXTERNAL OUTPUT 3: 0 Bit 9: External output 2 1 0
EXTERNAL OUTPUT 4: 0 Bit 10: External output 3 1 0
EXTERNAL OUTPUT 5: 0 Bit 11 External output 4 1 0
EXTERNAL OUTPUT 6: 0 Bit 12: External output 5 1 0
Bit 13: External output 6 1 0
* BW = Bit Word
Ouput Page 1
*** PHASE *** Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
MAINS –OUTPUT: 0 DGR 4128 / 127 U phase mains - out 3 0
MAINS –BUS : 0 DGR 4129 / 128 U phase mains - bus 3 0
OUTPUT-BUS : 0 DGR 4130 / 129 U phase out - bus 3 0
EMERG: 0 kVA 0.0 Hz 4160 / 159 U emerg. apparent power kVA 4 0
L1 0 V 0 A 4161 / 160 U emergency frequency 3 1
L2 0 V 0 A 4162 / 161 U emergency voltage L1 (P-P) 4 0
L3 0 V 0 A 4163 / 162 U emergency voltage L2 (P-P) 4 0
*** DIESEL *** 4164 / 163 U emergency voltage L3 (P-P) 4 0
MAINS –MOTOR : 0 DGR 4165 / 164 U emergency current L1 4 0
SPEED DIFFERENCE: 4166 / 165 U emergency current L2 4 0
0 RPM 4167 / 166 U emergency current L3 4 0
4168 / 167 U phase mains-motor 3 0
speed difference (revolutions
4169 / 168 U 4 0
per min.)
00 RECTIFIER FAILURE 1
03 THYRISTORSWITCH FAILURE 66
05 RECTIFIER IS ON 134
07 BATTERY DOWN 6
B TRIBLOCK Parameter
The CP hardware has physically 64 display led outputs, but they are not used all in some units.
The led status informations are available in 8 words, 4 words for the ON/OFF status (address
4214..4217) and 4 words for the FLASHING status (address 4218..4121).
If the status for one led is ON and FLASHING together the led will be on (ON overwrites
FLASHING).
Note: The powermeter consists of single leds. The push buttons have always two leds for
lighting.
The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on results in
yellow. The following table describes all possible leds for TB types ( TB+, TB S, TB MV, TB
MV-S and TB MV-M )
high byte
second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED
key ▲ key ▲ key OUTPUT key key INPUT key INPUT key key
OUTPUT BYPASS1 BYPASS1
high byte
- 150% 140% 130% 120% 110% 100% 90%
high byte
LED green LED red LED green LED red LED green LED red - -
Q6, Output Q6, Output Machine Machine Inverter Inverter
high byte
first LED
second LED second LED first LED
key - - - -
key ENABLE key ▼ key ▼
ENABLE
Input Page IN
Input Page PB
Input Page IN
Input Page PB
Input Page PB
Input Page IN
Input Page
IN3: 0.0 Hz Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
L1 0 V 4148 U mains 3 frequency 3 1
L2 0 V 4149 U mains 3 voltage L1 *(see note) 4 0
L3 0 V 4150 U mains 3 voltage L2 *(see note) 4 0
MOT: 0.0 Hz 4151 U mains 3 voltage L3 *(see note) 4 0
L1 0 V 4152 U motor frequency 3 1
L2 0 V 4153 U motor voltage L1 4 0
L3 0 V 4154 U motor voltage L2 4 0
*** DIESEL *** 4155 U motor voltage L3 4 0
SPEED 0 RPM 4156 U diesel speed 4 0
(revolutions/min.)
HOURS 0H 4157 U diesel operation hours DIV 10000 4 0
START COUNTER 0 4158 U diesel operation hours MOD 10000 4 0
4159 U diesel start counter 3 0
Note: Voltage formatting depends on unit type, which is available at Modbus address 4127
Addr. Significance
Voltage formatting :
4228 0 = V Dig=4, DP=0 Æ 0 V
1 = kV Dig=3, DP=1 Æ 0.0 kV
Note: Voltage formatting depends on unit type, which is available at Modbus address 4127
Addr. Significance
Voltage formatting :
4228 0 = V Dig=4, DP=0 Æ 0 V
1 = kV Dig=3, DP=1 Æ 0.0 kV
Output Page 2
*** PHASE *** Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
MAINS –OUTPUT: 0 DGR 4128 U phase mains - out 3 0
MAINS –BUS : 0 DGR 4129 U phase mains - bus 3 0
OUTPUT-BUS : 0 DGR 4130 U phase out - bus 3 0
EMRG: 0 kVA 0.0 Hz 4160 U emerg. apparent power kVA 4 0
0 kW 4161 U emergency frequency 3 1
L1 0 V 0 A 4147 U emergency real power 4 0
L2 0 V 0 A 4162 U emergency voltage L1 4 0
L3 0 V 0 A 4163 U emergency voltage L2 4 0
MAINS –MOTOR : 0 DGR 4164 U emergency voltage L3 4 0
SPEED DIFFERENCE: 4165 U emergency current L1 4 0
0 RPM 4166 U emergency current L2 4 0
4167 U emergency current L3 4 0
4168 U phase mains-motor 3 0
speed difference (revolutions
4169 U 4 0
per min.)
Note: Voltage formatting depends on unit type, which is available at Modbus address 4127
Addr. Significance
Voltage formatting :
4243 0 = V Dig=4, DP=0 Æ 0 V
1 = kV Dig=3, DP=1 Æ 0.0 kV
If any of the customer inputs or outputs is used, the following input page is shown in the
display, where you can see the status of all the inputs and outputs.
B.7.3 Eventword
Some events respectively status bits are available at one MODBUS address. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Some more information are available, which are not shown in any display page.
MODBUS ADDRESS
APOMON / Other
Contents
Triblock Type:
4228 / 227 00h = TB S 02h = TB MV-S
01h = TB MV 03h = TB MV-M
C APOTRANS Parameter
The CP hardware has physically 64 display led outputs, but they are not used all in some units.
The led status informations are available in 8 words, 4 words for the ON/OFF status (address
4214..4217) and 4 words for the FLASHING status (address 4218..4121).
If the status for one led is ON and FLASHING together the led will be on (ON overwrites
FLASHING).
Note: The powermeter consists of single leds. The push buttons have always two leds for
lighting.
The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on results in
yellow.
second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED
key SS2_0 key SS2_0 key RESET key RESET key SS1_1 key SS1_1 key SS1_0 key SS1_0
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED
key ▲ key ▲ key OUTPUT key key INPUT key INPUT key SS2_1 key SS2_1
OUTPUT
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
- 150% 140% 130% 120% 110% 100% 90%
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
LED green LED red LED green LED red LED green LED red
- -
Output Output Inverter 1 Inverter 1 Inverter 2 Inverter 2
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
first LED
second LED second LED first LED LED green LED red
key - -
key ENABLE key ▼ key ▼ Bypass 1 Bypass 1
ENABLE
C.3 Bitword
The Bitword are listed in the following table in accordance with its significance. Each bit in the word has a meaning,
coming from an event of the event recorder.
Bitword 1
The CP hardware has physically 64 display led outputs, but they are not used all in some units.
The led status informations are available in 8 words, 4 words for the ON/OFF status (address
4214 / 213...4217 / 216) and 4 words for the FLASHING status (address 4218 / 217...4121 /
120).
If the status for one led is ON and FLASHING together the led will be on (ON overwrites
FLASHING).
Note: The powermeter consists of single leds. The push buttons have always two leds for
lighting.
The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on results in
yellow.
Subaddress 4214 / 213 - on/off 4218 / 217 - flashing
low byte
Bit 7 Bit 6 Bit 5 Bit 4 Bit 3 Bit 2 Bit 1 Bit 0
second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED
key key key RESET key RESET key AJ_1, key AJ_1, key AJ_0, key AJ_0,
OUTPUT_0 OUTPUT_0 MG-SET_1 MG-SET_1 MG-SET_0 MG-SET_0
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED
key ▲ key ▲ key key key INPUT key INPUT key key
OUTPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT_1 OUTPUT_1
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
- 150% 140% 130% 120% 110% 100% 90%
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
LED green LED red LED green LED red
- - - -
Output K6 Output K6 Inverter 1 Inverter 1
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
first LED LED green LED red
second LED second LED first LED
key - - DC-link DC-link
key ENABLE key ▼ key ▼
ENABLE (AJ only) (AJ only)
D.3 Bitwords
The Bitwords are listed in the following table in accordance with its significance. Each bit in the word has a
meaning, coming from an event of the event recorder.
Bitword 1
Bitword 2
Addr. Significance
4340 / 341 serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4341 / 342 serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4342 / 343 serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
4343 / 344 serial number 4 character [ASCII format]
4344 / 345 serial number 5 character [ASCII format]
4345 / 346 serial number 6 character [ASCII format]
4346 / 347 serial number 7 character [ASCII format]
4347 / 348 serial number 8 character [ASCII format]
4350 / 349 actual second in display
4351 / 350 actual minute in display
4352 / 351 actual hour in display
4353 / 352 actual day in display
4354 / 353 actual month in display
4355 / 354 actual year (4 digits) in display
The CP hardware has physically 64 display led outputs, but they are not used all in some units.
The led status informations are available in 8 words, 4 words for the ON/OFF status (address
4214..4217) and 4 words for the FLASHING status (address 4218..4121).
If the status for one led is ON and FLASHING together the led will be on (ON overwrites
FLASHING).
Note: The powermeter consists of single leds. The push buttons have always two leds for
lighting.
The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on results in
yellow.
Subaddress 4214 - on/off 4218 - flashing
low byte
Bit 7 Bit 6 Bit 5 Bit 4 Bit 3 Bit 2 Bit 1 Bit 0
second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED
key key key RESET key RESET key AS_1 key AS_1 key AS_0 key AS_0
BYPASS_0 BYPASS_0
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED second LED first LED
key ▲ key ▲ key key key INPUT key INPUT key key
OUTPUT OUTPUT BYPASS_1 BYPASS_1
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
- 150% 140% 130% 120% 110% 100% 90%
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
LED green LED red LED green LED red LED green LED red
- -
output Q6 output Q6 inverter inverter static switch static switch
high byte
Bit 15 Bit 14 Bit 13 Bit 12 Bit 11 Bit 10 Bit 9 Bit 8
first LED LED green LED red
second LED second LED first LED LED green LED red
key battery battery
key ENABLE key ▼ key ▼ battery battery
ENABLE contactor contactor
E.3 Bitword
The Bitword is listed in the following table in accordance with its significance. Each bit in the word has a meaning,
coming from an event of the event recorder.
Bitword
Addr. Significance
4340 / 341 serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4341 / 342 serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4342 / 343 serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
4343 / 344 serial number 4 character [ASCII format]
4344 / 345 serial number 5 character [ASCII format]
4345 / 346 serial number 6 character [ASCII format]
4346 / 347 serial number 7 character [ASCII format]
4347 / 348 serial number 8 character [ASCII format]
4350 / 349 actual second in display
4351 / 350 actual minute in display
4352 / 351 actual hour in display
4353 / 352 actual day in display
4354 / 353 actual month in display
4355 / 354 actual year (4 digits) in display
The UNIBLOCK III has a Touch Screen for measurement display. The main page shows a
mimic diagram of the UNIBLOCK. The symbols show the status of the parts rectifier, inverter
and so on. The symbols are connected with animated current lines, which simulate the current
flow. By touching a symbol you will see a measurement window with the values referenced to
this symbol.
Since September 2006 there exist a sophisticated touch screen hardware and software with a new
measurement page layout. The controllerboard software controls both versions, so there are no
changes in the modbus addresses but some new values are available.
The current lines between the symbols have two states: green (current flow) and white (no
current). So for each line one bit is sufficient.
Bit is set Æ green, bit is not setÆ white.
UNIBLOCK
%
a b 150
100
a i ~ j b
~ j
k d ~= e e = g M h
f
~ G c
0
Power meter
? UB UB Byp. Byp.
Ev. Menu
0 1 0 1
Addr. Significance
bits for current line animation
4360 / 359 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
- - - - - k j i h g e f d c b a
4190 / 189 power meter value in percent
Each symbol on the screen is animated with one nibble, so different status combinations are
possible, but they are not all used.
UNIBLOCK
Bypass %
150
~
~
~= = M
~ G
Mains1 Rectfier Inverter Generator Bus
0
Battery
? UB UB Byp. Byp.
Ev. Menu
0 1 0 1
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4356 / 355
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
Rectifier Bypass Mains 1 Mains 2
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4357 / 356
high nibble low nibble High nibble low nibble
Generator Bus Thyristor Inverter
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4358 / 357
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- --- Battery
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Animated color Meaning
value value
0 0000b white no operation
1 0001b green in operation
2 0010b red mailfunction
3 0011b yellow ready for operation
4 0100b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
By touching a symbol you will see a measurement window with the values referenced to this
symbol.
UNIBLOCK
Page
%
Bypass 150
Page
Mains2 Page 100
~ Thyristor
~
~= = M
~ G
Page Page Page Page
Mains1 Rectifier Generator Bus
Page 0
Battery
? UB UB Byp. Byp.
Ev. Menu
0 1 0 1
Page
Common Data
Page Mains 1
Page Rectifier
~= Rectifier
ON
Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
4100 / 99 U rectifier apparent power 4 0
App. power: + 0kVA frequency: 0.0 Hz 4101 / 100 U rectifier frequency 3 1
DC link.......................: + 0 V 4151 / 150 U rectifier voltage DC 4 0
4141 / 140
L1-L2: 0 V L1: 0 V 0 A 4102* / U rectifier voltage L1 – N 4 0
L2-L3: 0 V L2: 0 V 0 A 101*
L3-L1: 0 V L3: 0 V 0 A 4142 / 141
phase angle input-gen.: 0 deg U rectifier voltage L2 – N 4 0
4103* / 102*
phase angle input-bus : 0 deg 4143 / 142
UB UB Byp. Byp. 4104* / U rectifier voltage L3 – N 4 0
? 0 1 0 1 103*
4138 / 137
4191* / U rectifier voltage L1 – L2 4 0
190*
4139 / 138
4192* / U rectifier voltage L2 – L3 4 0
191*
4140 / 139
4192* / U rectifier voltage L3 – L1 4 0
191*
4105 / 104 U rectifier current L1 4 0
4106 / 105 U rectifier current L2 4 0
4107 / 106 U rectifier current L3 4 0
4160 / 159 U phase angle input-gen 3 0
4162 / 161 U phase angle input-bus 3 0
* These addresses are only guilty until software version <=48.2.180.0263.16, <=48.2.180.0296.16
Page Generator
Page BUS
Page Mains 2
Page Thyristor
Page Bypass
Each current line on the screen is animated with one byte, so different status combinations are
possible, but they are not all used.
K L M N O
A B C D E F G H I
J
Addr.
Significance
APOMON / Other
high byte low byte
4820 / 819
Line B Line A
high byte low byte
4821 / 820
Line D Line C
high byte low byte
4822 / 821
Line F LineE
high byte low byte
4823 / 822
Line H Line G
high byte low byte
4824 / 823
Line J Line I
high byte low byte
4825 / 824
Line L Line K
high byte low byte
4826 / 825
Line N Line M
4827 / 826 high byte low byte
Line P Line O
high byte low byte
4828 / 827
--- Line Q
Each symbol on the screen is animated with one nibble, so different status combinations are
possible, but they are not all used.
2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9
10
1 = Bypass (K5/Q5)
2 = UPS Input Breaker (K1/Q1)
3 = Choke
4 = Static Switch
5 = UPS Input Breaker (K3/Q3)
6 = Rectifier
7 = Inverter
8 = Motor/Generator
9 = UPS Output Breaker (Q6)
10 = Battery
Addr.
Significance
APOMON / Other
high byte low byte
4836 / 835
Bypass K5/Q5 (1) UPS Input BreakerK1/Q1 (2)
high byte low byte
4837 / 836
--- UPS Output Breaker (9)
high byte low byte
4838 / 837
Choke (3) ---
high byte low byte
4839 / 838
Motor/Generator (8) Static Switch (4)
high byte low byte
4840 / 839
Inverter (7) Rectifier (6)
high byte low byte
4843 / 842
Battery (10) ---
high byte low byte
4844 / 843
--- UPS Input BreakerK3/Q3 (5)
By touching a symbol you will see a measurement window with the values referenced to this
symbol.
Page
Mains2/Bus
Page
Mains2/Motor
Page Page
Mains 1 Generator/Bus
Page
Battery
Di
Addr. Data Significance DP
g
4377 / 376 Char serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4378 / 377 Char serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4379 / 378 Char serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
4380 / 379 Char serial number 4 character [ASCII format]
4381 / 380 Char serial number 5 character [ASCII format]
4382 / 381 Char serial number 6 character [ASCII format]
4383 / 382 Char serial number 7 character [ASCII format]
4384 / 383 Char serial number 8 character [ASCII format] 2 0
4390 / 389 U month 2 0
4391 / 390 U year 4 0
4388 / 387 U hour 2 0
4387 / 386 U minute 2 0
4386 / 385 U second 2 0
4154 / 153 U mains fail counter 5 0
4209 / 208 U operating hours DIV 10000 4 0
4210 / 209 U operating hours MOD 10000 4 0
4156 / 155 D operating hours, low word of double word
8 0
4157 / 156 D operating hours, high word of double word
Address Significance
APOMON / other
4372 / 371 nominal output power [kVA]
4374 / 373 nominal input frequency [Hz]
4375 / 374 nominal output frequency [Hz]
4376 / 375 nominal output voltage [V]
4377 / 376 serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4378 / 377 serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4379 / 378 serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
4380 / 379 serial number 4 character [ASCII format]
4381 / 380 serial number 5 character [ASCII format]
4382 / 381 serial number 6 character [ASCII format]
4383 / 382 serial number 7 character [ASCII format]
4384 / 383 serial number 8 character [ASCII format]
4386 / 385 actual second in display
4387 / 386 actual minute in display
4388 / 387 actual hour in display
4389 / 388 actual day in display
4390 / 389 actual month in display
4391 / 390 actual year (4 digits) in display
last for digits of the ident number of the controller example:
4392 / 391
board software 0263h = 48.2.180.0263
revision of the software in Hex
4393 / 392 software revision of the controller board software
9h = 48.2.180.0263.9
4394 / 393 nominal battery capacity [100mAh]
The address area 4400...4739 (APOMON) respectively 399..738 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for Generator Controller
4523 / 522
4524 / 523
: bit words for Rectifier Controller
4631 / 630
4632 / 631
: bit words for Thyristor Controller
4739 / 738
Important Note
There are existing two different controller boards for UNIBLOCK III.
The hardware difference causes different addresses for the bit structures.
It is recommended to use the event words for internal status requests,
because addresses and contents are equal for both board versions.
Note:
You can read the software version at address 4392 / 391, see chapter 'Additional Information'.
4510 / 509
... not used
4523 / 522
F.4.4.1 Used Bits Rectifier Controller sorted by Event Number ( Board Version I )
F.4.4.2 Used Bits Thyristor Controller sorted by Event Number ( Board Version I )
H Bit name
Event MODBUS ADDRESS
Number APOMON / Other Event Text in
L software
TE 161 4686.6 / 685.6 H "General failure THY controller" marker103
TE 162 4633.7 / 632.7 H "Q1 contact closed" in24
TE 163 4633.7 / 632.7 L "Q1 contact open" in24
TE 164 4724.1 / 723.1 H "Firing static switch on" ctrlout18
TE 165 4724.1 / 723.1 L "Firing static switch off" ctrlout18
TE 166 4639.9 / 638.9 H "Static switch is on" ctrlin26
TE 167 4639.9 / 638.9 L "Static switch is off" ctrlin26
T* 168 4705.2 / 704.2 H "Static switch fuse" marker403
T* 169 4705.3 / 704.3 H "Static switch failure" marker404
T* 170 4705.1 / 704.1 H "Q1/K1 failure" marker402
T* 171 4705.0 / 704.0 H "Thyristor setup failure" marker401
T* 172 4705.4 / 704.4 H "Control voltage failure THY controller" marker405
T* 173 4687.1 / 686.1 H "Prewarning overtemperature static switch choke" marker114
T* 174 4705.13 / 704.13 H "Overtemperature static switch choke" marker414
T* 175 4687.2 / 686.2 H "Prewarning overtemp. Static switch heatsink" marker115
T* 176 4705.14 / 704.14 H "Static switch heatsink overtemperature" marker415
T* 177 4633.3 / 632.3 H "Failure GEN controller" in20
TE 178 4633.3 / 632.3 L "GEN controller ok" in20
T* 179 4633.4 / 632.4 H "Failure REC controller" in21
TE 180 4633.4 / 632.4 L "REC controller ok" in21
T* 181 4684.15 / 683.15 H "Prewarning overtemp. Static switch A002 heatsink" marker80
T* 182 4705.15 / 704.15 H "Static switch heatsink overtemperature A002" marker416
T* 185 4686.12 / 685.12 H "Load static switch >110%" marker109
T* 186 4706.0 / 705.0 H "Load static switch >150%" marker417
T* 187 4686.14 / 685.14 H "Load bypass >110%" marker111
T* 188 4706.1 / 705.1 H "Load bypass >150%" marker418
T* 189 4705.5 / 704.5 H "12V control voltage from firing board A331 not ok" marker406
T* 190 4705.6 / 704.6 H "24V control voltage from firing board A331 not ok" marker407
TE 191 4638.12 / 637.12 H "Short circuit mains 2" ctrlin13
T* 192 4706.13 / 705.13 H "110V Control voltage failure T400" marker430
T* 193 4707.2 / 706.2 H "24V Control voltage failure A400" marker435
T* 194 4648.12 / 647.12 H "Prewarning overtemperature lower bearing" thres45
T* 195 4684.13 / 683.13 H "Prewarning overtemp. Rectifier heatsink A31" marker78
F.4.4.3 Used Bits Generator Controller sorted by Event Number ( Board Version I )
G* 356 4474.14 / 473.14 H "12V control voltage from firing board A330 not marker431
ok"
G* 357 4474.15 / 473.15 H "24V control voltage from firing board A330 not marker432
ok"
G* 358 4475.2 / 474.2 H "24V Control voltage failure A400" marker435
G* 359 4475.6 / 474.6 H "Control voltage failure GEN controller" marker439
GE 360 4449.14 / 448.14 H "Internal or external bypass is on" marker31
GE 361 4449.14 / 448.14 L "Internal or external bypass is off" marker31
GE 362 4454.3 / 453.3 H "Tiebreaker group changed" marker100
G* 363 4454.4 / 453.4 H "Tiebreaker group open" marker101
G* 364 4475.1 / 474.1 H "Excitation failure" marker434
G* 365 4455.14 / 454.14 H "Emergency power off jumper set" marker127
G* 366 4473.8 / 472.8 H "Connection fault A510" marker409
G* 367 4473.11 / 472.11 H "Connection fault diesel measurement board" marker412
G* 368 4473.12 / 472.12 H "Connection fault A250" marker413
G* 369 4473.14 / 472.14 H "Battery current measurement or con. fault" marker415
G* 370 4475.3 / 474.3 H "Inverter current measurement or con. fault" marker436
lefthand"
G* 428 4475.8 / 474.8 H "Inverter heatsink overtemperature A004" marker441
G* 429 4475.9 / 474.9 H "Runtimeerror flapmotor watercooler" marker442
GE 430 4423.13 / 422.13 H "Startup Uniblock by SNMP" MonitorMarker30
G* 431 4475.11 / 474.11 H "Cooling cycle failure" marker444
GE 432 4402.0 / 401.0 H "External failurereset" externalin1
GE 433 4402.1 / 401.1 H "Remotestart" externalin2
GE 434 4402.2 / 401.2 H "External bypassrequest" externalin3
GE 435 4402.3 / 401.3 H "Preselection phaseregulator mains 2 off" externalin4
GE 436 4402.10 / 401.10 H "External bypass inhibit" externalin11
GE 437 4403.2 / 402.2 H "Powerparallel preselected" externalin19
GE 438 4403.2 / 402.2 L "Redundant parallel preselected" externalin19
GE 439 4403.3 / 402.3 H "External inverter slow down" externalin20
GE 440 4403.4 / 402.4 H "Presel. external synchronization" externalin21
GE 441 4458.12 / 457.12 H "Manual bypassswitch in offposition" marker173
GE 442 4458.13 / 457.13 H "Manual bypassswitch in onposition" marker174
GE 443 4458.14 / 457.14 H "Manual bypassswitch in automaticposition" marker175
GE 444 4423.14 / 422.14 H "Uniblock off by SNMP" MonitorMarker31
G* 445 4476.1 / 475.1 H "Inverter check: failure detected" marker450
GE 446 4459.14 / 458.14 H "external request: Uniblock off" marker191
G* 447 4476.2 / 475.2 H "Failure powersupply A400" marker451
G* 448 4476.3 / 475.3 H "Failure powersupply A405" marker452
GE 600 4488.6 / 487.6 H "Customer relay K1 A230/X2 1,2,3 0>1" externalout7
GE 601 4488.6 / 487.6 L "Customer relay K1 A230/X2 1,2,3 1>0" externalout7
GE 602 4488.7 / 487.7 H "Customer relay K2 A230/X2 4,5,6 0>1" externalout8
GE 603 4488.7 / 487.7 L "Customer relay K2 A230/X2 4,5,6 1>0" externalout8
GE 604 4488.8 / 487.8 H "Customer relay K3 A230/X2 7,8,9 0>1" externalout9
GE 605 4488.8 / 487.8 L "Customer relay K3 A230/X2 7,8,9 1>0" externalout9
GE 606 4488.9 / 487.9 H "Customer relay K4 A230/X2 10,11,12 0>1" externalout10
GE 607 4488.9 / 487.9 L "Customer relay K4 A230/X2 10,11,12 1>0" externalout10
GE 608 4488.10 / 487.10 H "Customer relay K5 A230/X2 13,14,15 0>1" externalout11
GE 609 4488.10 / 487.10 L "Customer relay K5 A230/X2 13,14,15 1>0" externalout11
GE 610 4488.11 / 487.11 H "Customer relay K6 A230/X2 16,17,18 0>1" externalout12
GE 611 4488.11 / 487.11 L "Customer relay K6 A230/X2 16,17,18 1>0" externalout12
GE 612 4489.2 / 488.2 H "Customer relay K7 A231/X2 1,2,3 0>1" externalout19
GE 613 4489.2 / 488.2 L "Customer relay K7 A231/X2 1,2,3 1>0" externalout19
GE 614 4489.3 / 488.3 H "Customer relay K8 A231/X2 4,5,6 0>1" externalout20
GE 615 4489.3 / 488.3 L "Customer relay K8 A231/X2 4,5,6 1>0" externalout20
GE 616 4489.4 / 488.4 H "Customer relay K9 A231/X2 7,8,9 0>1" externalout21
GE 617 4489.4 / 488.4 L "Customer relay K9 A231/X2 7,8,9 1>0" externalout21
GE 618 4489.5 / 488.5 H "Customer relay K10 A231/X2 10,11,12 0>1" externalout22
GE 619 4489.5 / 488.5 L "Customer relay K10 A231/X2 10,11,12 1>0" externalout22
GE 620 4489.6 / 488.6 H "Customer relay K11 A231/X2 13,14,15 0>1" externalout23
GE 621 4489.6 / 488.6 L "Customer relay K11 A231/X2 13,14,15 1>0" externalout23
GE 622 4489.7 / 488.7 H "Customer relay K12 A231/X2 16,17,18 0>1" externalout24
GE 623 4489.7 / 488.7 L "Customer relay K12 A231/X2 16,17,18 1>0" externalout24
GE 624 4489.14 / 488.14 H "Customer relay K13 A232/X2 1,2,3 0>1" externalout31
GE 625 4489.14 / 488.14 L "Customer relay K13 A232/X2 1,2,3 1>0" externalout31
GE 626 4489.15 / 488.15 H "Customer relay K14 A232/X2 4,5,6 0>1" externalout32
GE 627 4489.15 / 488.15 L "Customer relay K14 A232/X2 4,5,6 1>0" externalout32
GE 628 4490.0 / 489.0 H "Customer relay K15 A232/X2 7,8,9 0>1" externalout33
GE 629 4490.0 / 489.0 L "Customer relay K15 A232/X2 7,8,9 1>0" externalout33
GE 630 4490.1 / 489.1 H "Customer relay K16 A232/X2 10,11,12 0>1" externalout34
GE 631 4490.1 / 489.1 L "Customer relay K16 A232/X2 10,11,12 1>0" externalout34
GE 632 4490.2 / 489.2 H "Customer relay K17 A232/X2 13,14,15 0>1" externalout35
GE 633 4490.2 / 489.2 L "Customer relay K17 A232/X2 13,14,15 1>0" externalout35
GE 634 4490.3 / 489.3 H "Customer relay K18 A232/X2 16,17,18 0>1" externalout36
GE 635 4490.3 / 489.3 L "Customer relay K18 A232/X2 16,17,18 1>0" externalout36
GE 636 4490.10 / 489.10 H "Customer relay K19 A233/X2 1,2,3 0>1" externalout43
GE 637 4490.10 / 489.10 L "Customer relay K19 A233/X2 1,2,3 1>0" externalout43
GE 638 4490.11 / 489.11 H "Customer relay K20 A233/X2 4,5,6 0>1" externalout44
GE 639 4490.11 / 489.11 L "Customer relay K20 A233/X2 4,5,6 1>0" externalout44
GE 640 4490.12 / 489.12 H "Customer relay K21 A233/X2 7,8,9 0>1" externalout45
GE 641 4490.12 / 489.12 L "Customer relay K21 A233/X2 7,8,9 1>0" externalout45
GE 642 4490.13 / 489.13 H "Customer relay K22 A233/X2 10,11,12 0>1" externalout46
GE 643 4490.13 / 489.13 L "Customer relay K22 A233/X2 10,11,12 1>0" externalout46
GE 644 4490.14 / 489.14 H "Customer relay K23 A233/X2 13,14,15 0>1" externalout47
GE 645 4490.14 / 489.14 L "Customer relay K23 A233/X2 13,14,15 1>0" externalout47
GE 646 4490.15 / 489.15 H "Customer relay K24 A233/X2 16,17,18 0>1" externalout48
GE 647 4490.15 / 489.15 L "Customer relay K24 A233/X2 16,17,18 1>0" externalout48
GE 648 4404.0 / 403.0 H "Programmable input 1 A232/X16 0>1" externalin33
GE 649 4404.0 / 403.0 L "Programmable input 1 A232/X16 1>0" externalin33
GE 650 4404.1 / 403.1 H "Programmable input 2 A232/X17 0>1" externalin34
GE 651 4404.1 / 403.1 L "Programmable input 2 A232/X17 1>0" externalin34
GE 652 4404.2 / 403.2 H "Programmable input 3 A232/X18 0>1" externalin35
GE 653 4404.2 / 403.2 L "Programmable input 3 A232/X18 1>0" externalin35
GE 654 4404.3 / 403.3 H "Programmable input 4 A232/X19 0>1" externalin36
GE 655 4404.3 / 403.3 L "Programmable input 4 A232/X19 1>0" externalin36
GE 656 4404.4 / 403.4 H "Programmable input 5 A232/X110 0>1" externalin37
GE 657 4404.4 / 403.4 L "Programmable input 5 A232/X110 1>0" externalin37
GE 658 4404.5 / 403.5 H "Programmable input 6 A232/X111 0>1" externalin38
GE 659 4404.5 / 403.5 L "Programmable input 6 A232/X111 1>0" externalin38
GE 660 4404.6 / 403.6 H "Programmable input 7 A232/X112 0>1" externalin39
GE 661 4404.6 / 403.6 L "Programmable input 7 A232/X112 1>0" externalin39
GE 662 4404.7 / 403.7 H "Programmable input 8 A232/X113 0>1" externalin40
GE 663 4404.7 / 403.7 L "Programmable input 8 A232/X113 1>0" externalin40
GE 664 4404.8 / 403.8 H "Programmable input 9 A232/X114 0>1" externalin41
GE 665 4404.8 / 403.8 L "Programmable input 9 A232/X114 1>0" externalin41
GE 666 4404.9 / 403.9 H "Progr. input 10 A232/X115 0>1" externalin42
GE 667 4404.9 / 403.9 L "Progr. input 10 A232/X115 1>0" externalin42
GE 668 4404.10 / 403.10 H "Progr. input 11 A232/X116 0>1" externalin43
GE 669 4404.10 / 403.10 L "Progr. input 11 A232/X116 1>0" externalin43
GE 670 4404.11 / 403.11 H "Progr. input 12 A232/X117 0>1" externalin44
GE 671 4404.11 / 403.11 L "Progr. input 12 A232/X117 1>0" externalin44
GE 672 4405.0 / 404.0 H "Progr. input 13 A233/X16 0>1" externalin49
GE 673 4405.0 / 404.0 L "Progr. input 13 A233/X16 1>0" externalin49
GE 674 4405.1 / 404.1 H "Progr. input 14 A233/X17 0>1" externalin50
GE 675 4405.1 / 404.1 L "Progr. input 14 A233/X17 1>0" externalin50
GE 676 4405.2 / 404.2 H "Progr. input 15 A233/X18 0>1" externalin51
GE 677 4405.2 / 404.2 L "Progr. input 15 A233/X18 1>0" externalin51
GE 678 4405.3 / 404.3 H "Progr. input 16 A233/X19 0>1" externalin52
GE 679 4405.3 / 404.3 L "Progr. input 16 A233/X19 1>0" externalin52
GE 680 4405.4 / 404.4 H "Progr. input 17 A233/X110 0>1" externalin53
GE 681 4405.4 / 404.4 L "Progr. input 17 A233/X110 1>0" externalin53
GE 682 4405.5 / 404.5 H "Progr. input 18 A233/X111 0>1" externalin54
GE 683 4405.5 / 404.5 L "Progr. input 18 A233/X111 1>0" externalin54
GE 684 4405.6 / 404.6 H "Progr. input 19 A233/X112 0>1" externalin55
GE 685 4405.6 / 404.6 L "Progr. input 19 A233/X112 1>0" externalin55
GE 686 4405.7 / 404.7 H "Progr. input 20 A233/X113 0>1" externalin56
GE 687 4405.7 / 404.7 L "Progr. input 20 A233/X113 1>0" externalin56
GE 688 4405.8 / 404.8 H "Progr. input 21 A233/X114 0>1" externalin57
GE 689 4405.8 / 404.8 L "Progr. input 21 A233/X114 1>0" externalin57
GE 690 4405.9 / 404.9 H "Progr. input 22 A233/X115 0>1" externalin58
GE 691 4405.9 / 404.9 L "Progr. input 22 A233/X115 1>0" externalin58
GE 692 4405.10 / 404.10 H "Progr. input 23 A233/X116 0>1" externalin59
GE 693 4405.10 / 404.10 L "Progr. input 23 A233/X116 1>0" externalin59
GE 694 4405.11 / 404.11 H "Progr. input 24 A233/X117 0>1" externalin60
GE 695 4405.11 / 404.11 L "Progr. input 24 A233/X117 1>0" externalin60
F.4.5.1 Used Bits Rectifier Controller sorted by MODBUS Address ( Board Version I )
F.4.5.2 Used Bits Thyristor Controller sorted by MODBUS Address ( Board Vers. I )
F.4.5.3 Used Bits Generator Controller sorted by MODBUS Address ( Board Vers. I )
4490.3 / 489.3 L "Customer relay K18 A232/X2 16,17,18 1>0" E 635 externalout36
4490.3 / 489.3 H "Customer relay K18 A232/X2 16,17,18 0>1" E 634 externalout36
4490.10 / 489.10 L "Customer relay K19 A233/X2 1,2,3 1>0" E 637 externalout43
4490.10 / 489.10 H "Customer relay K19 A233/X2 1,2,3 0>1" E 636 externalout43
4490.11 / 489.11 L "Customer relay K20 A233/X2 4,5,6 1>0" E 639 externalout44
4490.11 / 489.11 H "Customer relay K20 A233/X2 4,5,6 0>1" E 638 externalout44
4490.12 / 489.12 L "Customer relay K21 A233/X2 7,8,9 1>0" E 641 externalout45
4490.12 / 489.12 H "Customer relay K21 A233/X2 7,8,9 0>1" E 640 externalout45
4490.13 / 489.13 L "Customer relay K22 A233/X2 10,11,12 1>0" E 643 externalout46
4490.13 / 489.13 H "Customer relay K22 A233/X2 10,11,12 0>1" E 642 externalout46
4490.14 / 489.14 L "Customer relay K23 A233/X2 13,14,15 1>0" E 645 externalout47
4490.14 / 489.14 H "Customer relay K23 A233/X2 13,14,15 0>1" E 644 externalout47
4490.15 / 489.15 L "Customer relay K24 A233/X2 16,17,18 1>0" E 647 externalout48
4490.15 / 489.15 H "Customer relay K24 A233/X2 16,17,18 0>1" E 646 externalout48
4491.3 / 490.3 L "Firing inverter off" E 329 ctrlout4
4491.3 / 490.3 H "Firing inverter on" E 328 ctrlout4
Address
APOMON / Contents Bit names in software
Other
4400 / 399 GEN: hardware inputs 16..1 'in16'..'in1'
4401 / 400 GEN: hardware inputs 32..17 'in32'..'in17'
4402 / 401 GEN: hardware inputs 48..33 'in48'..'in33'
4403 / 402 GEN: external hardware inputs 16..1 'externalin16'..'externalin1'
4404 / 403 GEN: external hardware inputs 32..17 'externalin32'..'externalin17'
4405 / 404 GEN: external hardware inputs 48..33 'externalin48'..'externalin33'
4406 / 405 GEN: external hardware inputs 64..49 'externalin64'..'externalin49'
4407 / 406 GEN: software control inputs 16..1 'ctrlin16'..'ctrlin1'
4408 / 407 GEN: software control inputs 32..17 'ctrlin32'..'ctrlin17'
4409 / 408 GEN: timer outputs 16..1 'timer16out'..'timer1out'
4410 / 409 GEN: timer outputs 32..17 'timer32out'..'timer17out'
4411 / 410 GEN: timer outputs 48..33 'timer48out'..'timer33out'
4412 / 411 GEN: timer outputs 64..49 'timer64out'..'timer49out'
4413 / 412 GEN: counter outputs 16..1 'counter16out'..'counter1out'
4414 / 413 GEN: threshold marker 16..1 'thres16'..'thres1'
4415 / 414 GEN: threshold marker 32..17 'thres32'..'thres17'
4416 / 415 GEN: threshold marker 48..33 'thres48'..'thres33'
4417 / 416 GEN: threshold marker 64..49 'thres64'..'thres49'
4418 / 417 GEN: threshold marker 80..65 'thres80'..'thres65'
4419 / 418 GEN: threshold marker 96..81 'thres96'..'thres81'
4420 / 419 GEN: threshold marker 112..97 'thres112'..'thres97'
4421 / 420 GEN: threshold marker 128..113 'thres128'..'thres113'
4422 / 421 GEN: monitor marker 16..1 'MonitorMarker16'..'MonitorMarker1'
4423 / 422 GEN: monitor marker 32..17 'MonitorMarker32'..'MonitorMarker17'
4424 / 423 GEN: monitor marker 48..33 'MonitorMarker48'..'MonitorMarker33'
4425 / 424 GEN: monitor marker 64..49 'MonitorMarker64'..'MonitorMarker49'
4426 / 425 GEN: serial bits 16..1 'ser16'..'ser1'
4427 / 426 GEN: serial bits 32..17 'ser32'..'ser17'
4428 / 427 GEN: serial bits 48..33 'ser48'..'ser33'
4429 / 428 GEN: serial bits 64..49 'ser64'..'ser49'
4430 / 429 GEN: serial bits 80..65 'ser80'..'ser65'
4431 / 430 GEN: serial bits 96..81 'ser96'..'ser81'
4432 / 431 GEN: serial bits 112..97 'ser112'..'ser97'
4433 / 432 GEN: serial bits 128..113 'ser128'..'ser113'
4434 / 433 GEN: switch bits 16..1 'sw16'..'sw1'
4435 / 434 GEN: switch bits 32..17 'sw32'..'sw17'
4436 / 435 GEN: switch bits 48..33 'sw48'..'sw33'
4437 / 436 GEN: parallel inputs 16..1 'parain16'..'parain1'
4438 / 437 GEN: parallel inputs 32..17 'parain32'..'parain17'
4439 / 438 GEN: parallel inputs 48..33 'parain48'..'parain33'
4440 / 439 GEN: parallel inputs 64..49 'parain64'..'parain49'
4441 / 440 GEN: parallel inputs 80..65 'parain80'..'parain65'
4442 / 441 GEN: parallel inputs 96..81 'parain96'..'parain81'
4443 / 442 GEN: timer inputs 16..1 'timer16in'..'timer1in'
4444 / 443 GEN: timer inputs 32..17 'timer32in'..'timer17in'
4445 / 444 GEN: timer inputs 48..33 'timer48in'..'timer33in'
4446 / 445 GEN: timer inputs 64..49 'timer64in'..'timer49in'
4447 / 446 GEN: counter inputs 16..1 'counter16in'..'counter1in'
4448 / 447 GEN: marker 16..1 'marker16'..'marker1'
4449 / 448 GEN: marker 32..17 'marker32'..'marker17'
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Manual Specification MODBUS
Display Layout and Modbus addresses UNIBLOCK III
4737 / 736
... not used
4739 / 738
F.5.4.1 Used Bits Rectifier Controller sorted by Event Number ( Board Version II )
F.5.4.2 Used Bits Thyristor Controller sorted by Event Number ( Board Version II )
heatsink"
T* 182 4705.15 / 704.15 H "Static switch heatsink overtemperature A002" marker416
T* 183 4634.10 / 633.10 H "Failure THY controller" in43
TE 184 4634.10 / 633.10 L "THY controller ok" in43
T* 185 4686.12 / 685.12 H "Load static switch >110%" marker109
T* 186 4706.0 / 705.0 H "Load static switch >150%" marker417
T* 187 4686.14 / 685.14 H "Load bypass >110%" marker111
T* 188 4706.1 / 705.1 H "Load bypass >150%" marker418
T* 189 4705.5 / 704.5 H "12V control voltage from firing board A331 not marker406
ok"
T* 190 4705.6 / 704.6 H "24V control voltage from firing board A331 not marker407
ok"
TE 191 4639.12 / 638.12 H "Short circuit mains 2" ctrlin13
T* 192 4706.13 / 705.13 H "110V Control voltage failure T400" marker430
T* 193 4707.2 / 706.2 H "24V Control voltage failure A400" marker435
T* 194 4648.12 / 647.12 H "Prewarning overtemperature lower bearing" thres45
T* 195 4684.13 / 683.13 H "Prewarning overtemp. Rectifier heatsink A31" marker78
F.5.4.3 Used Bits Generator Controller sorted by Event Number ( Board Version II )
not ok"
G* 357 4474.15 / 473.15 H "24V control voltage from firing board A330 marker432
not ok"
G* 358 4475.2 / 474.2 H "24V Control voltage failure A400" marker435
G* 359 4475.6 / 474.6 H "Control voltage failure GEN controller" marker439
GE 360 4449.14 / 448.14 H "Internal or external bypass is on" marker31
GE 361 4449.14 / 448.14 L "Internal or external bypass is off" marker31
GE 362 4454.3 / 453.3 H "Tiebreaker group changed" marker100
G* 363 4454.4 / 453.4 H "Tiebreaker group open" marker101
G* 364 4475.1 / 474.1 H "Excitation failure" marker434
G* 365 4455.14 / 454.14 H "Emergency power off jumper set" marker127
G* 366 4473.8 / 472.8 H "Connection fault A510" marker409
G* 367 4473.11 / 472.11 H "Connection fault diesel measurement board" marker412
G* 368 4473.12 / 472.12 H "Connection fault A250" marker413
G* 369 4473.14 / 472.14 H "Battery current measurement or con. fault" marker415
G* 370 4475.3 / 474.3 H "Inverter current measurement or con. fault" marker436
G* 371 4475.4 / 474.4 H "Battery voltage measurement or con. fault" marker437
G* 372 4473.0 / 472.0 H "Generator setup failure" marker401
G* 373 4473.15 / 472.15 H "Inverter fuse" marker416
G* 374 4474.4 / 473.4 H "K10 failure" marker421
G* 375 4474.6 / 473.6 H "Q5 failure" marker423
G* 376 4474.8 / 473.8 H "Q6 failure" marker425
G* 377 4475.0 / 474.0 H "Inverter failure" marker433
G* 378 4475.5 / 474.5 H "Exchange air filter cartridge" marker438
G* 379 4454.5 / 453.5 H "UB mode failure" marker102
G* 380 4417.10 / 416.10 H "Prewarning overtemp. top bearing" thres59
G* 381 4473.4 / 472.4 H "Overtemperature top bearing" marker405
G* 382 4418.7 / 417.7 H "Prewarning Ambient temperature to high" thres72
G* 383 4473.9 / 472.9 H "Ambient temperature >40°C" marker410
G* 384 4418.9 / 417.9 H "Prewarning overtemp. inverter heatsink" thres74
G* 385 4473.10 / 472.10 H "Inverter heatsink overtemperature" marker411
G* 386 4454.13 / 453.13 H "Prewarning overtemp. UB pony motor" marker110
G* 387 4473.3 / 472.3 H "Ponymotor overtemperature" marker404
G* 388 4454.14 / 453.14 H "Prewarning overtemp. UB motor" marker111
G* 389 4473.1 / 472.1 H "Motor overtemperature" marker402
G* 390 4454.15 / 453.15 H "Prewarning overtemp. UB generator" marker112
G* 391 4473.2 / 472.2 H "Generator overtemperature" marker403
G* 392 4418.13 / 417.13 H "Prewarning overtemp. power supply A400" thres78
G* 393 4473.13 / 472.13 H "Overtemperature power supply A400" marker414
GE 394 4454.7 / 453.7 H "Single operation" marker104
GE 395 4454.8 / 453.8 H "Parallel operation" marker105
GE 396 4454.9 / 453.9 H "Battery operation" marker106
GE 397 4407.3 / 406.3 H "Short circuit generator" ctrlin4
G* 398 4457.1 / 456.1 H "Outputbreaker Q6 tripped" marker146
GE 399 4456.7 / 455.7 L "Uniblock off" marker136
GE 400 4454.10 / 453.10 H "Q6 ready for operation" marker107
G* 401 4475.13 / 474.13 H "Generator voltage >110%" marker446
G* 402 4475.14 / 474.14 H "Generator voltage <90%" marker447
G* 403 4455.3 / 454.3 H "Overvoltage parallel operation" marker116
G* 404 4455.4 / 454.4 H "Undervoltage parallel operation" marker117
G* 405 4475.15 / 474.15 H "Generator frequency deviation +1Hz" marker448
G* 406 4476.0 / 475.0 H "Generator frequency deviation -1Hz" marker449
G* 407 4455.7 / 454.7 H "Overfrequency parallel operation" marker120
G* 408 4455.8 / 454.8 H "Underfrequency parallel operation" marker121
G* 409 4455.9 / 454.9 H "Load unbalanced" marker122
G* 410 4475.12 / 474.12 H "Overload" marker445
GE 411 4403.5 / 402.5 H "Diesel operation" externalin6
G* 412 4457.2 / 456.2 H "Prewarning I^2*t overload" marker147
G* 413 4475.10 / 474.10 H "Ext. Sectionalizing switch open" marker443
GE 620 4489.6 / 488.6 H "Customer relay K11 A231/X2 13,14,15 0>1" externalout23
GE 621 4489.6 / 488.6 L "Customer relay K11 A231/X2 13,14,15 1>0" externalout23
GE 622 4489.7 / 488.7 H "Customer relay K12 A231/X2 16,17,18 0>1" externalout24
GE 623 4489.7 / 488.7 L "Customer relay K12 A231/X2 16,17,18 1>0" externalout24
GE 624 4489.14 / 488.14 H "Customer relay K13 A232/X2 1,2,3 0>1" externalout31
GE 625 4489.14 / 488.14 L "Customer relay K13 A232/X2 1,2,3 1>0" externalout31
GE 626 4489.15 / 488.15 H "Customer relay K14 A232/X2 4,5,6 0>1" externalout32
GE 627 4489.15 / 488.15 L "Customer relay K14 A232/X2 4,5,6 1>0" externalout32
GE 628 4490.0 / 489.0 H "Customer relay K15 A232/X2 7,8,9 0>1" externalout33
GE 629 4490.0 / 489.0 L "Customer relay K15 A232/X2 7,8,9 1>0" externalout33
GE 630 4490.1 / 489.1 H "Customer relay K16 A232/X2 10,11,12 0>1" externalout34
GE 631 4490.1 / 489.1 L "Customer relay K16 A232/X2 10,11,12 1>0" externalout34
GE 632 4490.2 / 489.2 H "Customer relay K17 A232/X2 13,14,15 0>1" externalout35
GE 633 4490.2 / 489.2 L "Customer relay K17 A232/X2 13,14,15 1>0" externalout35
GE 634 4490.3 / 489.3 H "Customer relay K18 A232/X2 16,17,18 0>1" externalout36
GE 635 4490.3 / 489.3 L "Customer relay K18 A232/X2 16,17,18 1>0" externalout36
GE 636 4490.10 / 489.10 H "Customer relay K19 A233/X2 1,2,3 0>1" externalout43
GE 637 4490.10 / 489.10 L "Customer relay K19 A233/X2 1,2,3 1>0" externalout43
GE 638 4490.11 / 489.11 H "Customer relay K20 A233/X2 4,5,6 0>1" externalout44
GE 639 4490.11 / 489.11 L "Customer relay K20 A233/X2 4,5,6 1>0" externalout44
GE 640 4490.12 / 489.12 H "Customer relay K21 A233/X2 7,8,9 0>1" externalout45
GE 641 4490.12 / 489.12 L "Customer relay K21 A233/X2 7,8,9 1>0" externalout45
GE 642 4490.13 / 489.13 H "Customer relay K22 A233/X2 10,11,12 0>1" externalout46
GE 643 4490.13 / 489.13 L "Customer relay K22 A233/X2 10,11,12 1>0" externalout46
GE 644 4490.14 / 489.14 H "Customer relay K23 A233/X2 13,14,15 0>1" externalout47
GE 645 4490.14 / 489.14 L "Customer relay K23 A233/X2 13,14,15 1>0" externalout47
GE 646 4490.15 / 489.15 H "Customer relay K24 A233/X2 16,17,18 0>1" externalout48
GE 647 4490.15 / 489.15 L "Customer relay K24 A233/X2 16,17,18 1>0" externalout48
GE 648 4405.0 / 404.0 H "Programmable input 1 A232/X16 0>1" externalin33
GE 649 4405.0 / 404.0 L "Programmable input 1 A232/X16 1>0" externalin33
GE 650 4405.1 / 404.1 H "Programmable input 2 A232/X17 0>1" externalin34
GE 651 4405.1 / 404.1 L "Programmable input 2 A232/X17 1>0" externalin34
GE 652 4405.2 / 404.2 H "Programmable input 3 A232/X18 0>1" externalin35
GE 653 4405.2 / 404.2 L "Programmable input 3 A232/X18 1>0" externalin35
GE 654 4405.3 / 404.3 H "Programmable input 4 A232/X19 0>1" externalin36
GE 655 4405.3 / 404.3 L "Programmable input 4 A232/X19 1>0" externalin36
GE 656 4405.4 / 404.4 H "Programmable input 5 A232/X110 0>1" externalin37
GE 657 4405.4 / 404.4 L "Programmable input 5 A232/X110 1>0" externalin37
GE 658 4405.5 / 404.5 H "Programmable input 6 A232/X111 0>1" externalin38
GE 659 4405.5 / 404.5 L "Programmable input 6 A232/X111 1>0" externalin38
GE 660 4405.6 / 404.6 H "Programmable input 7 A232/X112 0>1" externalin39
GE 661 4405.6 / 404.6 L "Programmable input 7 A232/X112 1>0" externalin39
GE 662 4405.7 / 404.7 H "Programmable input 8 A232/X113 0>1" externalin40
GE 663 4405.7 / 404.7 L "Programmable input 8 A232/X113 1>0" externalin40
GE 664 4405.8 / 404.8 H "Programmable input 9 A232/X114 0>1" externalin41
GE 665 4405.8 / 404.8 L "Programmable input 9 A232/X114 1>0" externalin41
GE 666 4405.9 / 404.9 H "Progr. input 10 A232/X115 0>1" externalin42
GE 667 4405.9 / 404.9 L "Progr. input 10 A232/X115 1>0" externalin42
GE 668 4405.10 / 404.10 H "Progr. input 11 A232/X116 0>1" externalin43
GE 669 4405.10 / 404.10 L "Progr. input 11 A232/X116 1>0" externalin43
GE 670 4405.11 / 404.11 H "Progr. input 12 A232/X117 0>1" externalin44
GE 671 4405.11 / 404.11 L "Progr. input 12 A232/X117 1>0" externalin44
GE 672 4406.0 / 405.0 H "Progr. input 13 A233/X16 0>1" externalin49
GE 673 4406.0 / 405.0 L "Progr. input 13 A233/X16 1>0" externalin49
GE 674 4406.1 / 405.1 H "Progr. input 14 A233/X17 0>1" externalin50
GE 675 4406.1 / 405.1 L "Progr. input 14 A233/X17 1>0" externalin50
GE 676 4406.2 / 405.2 H "Progr. input 15 A233/X18 0>1" externalin51
GE 677 4406.2 / 405.2 L "Progr. input 15 A233/X18 1>0" externalin51
GE 678 4406.3 / 405.3 H "Progr. input 16 A233/X19 0>1" externalin52
F.5.5.1 Used Bits Rectifier Controller sorted by MODBUS Address ( Board Vers. II )
F.5.5.2 Used Bits Thyristor Controller sorted by MODBUS Address ( Board Vers. II )
F.5.5.3 Used Bits Generator Controller sorted by MODBUS Address ( Board Vers. II )
F.6 Eventwords
Some events respectively status bits are available at two MODBUS addresses. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
Event Text Internal Bit
APOMON / Other H Number
4295.0 / 294.0 H “Rectifier 1 Failure” R* 049 REC: marker521
OR “Rectifier 2 Failure” R* 050 REC: marker522
4295.1 / 294.1
L "Q6 contact open" GE 335
GEN: in11/in29
H "Q6 contact closed" GE 333
4295.2 / 294.2
L "K10 contact open" GE 324
GEN: in25/in31
H "K10 contact closed" GE 323
4295.3 / 294.3 H "Static switch failure" T* 169 THY: marker484
4295.4 / 294.4
L "Firing static switch off" TE 165
THY: ctrlout18
H "Firing static switch on" TE 164
L “Firing rectifier 1 off” RE 007
REC: ctrlout1
4295.5 / 294.5 AND“Firing rectifier 2 off” RE 009
H “Firing rectifier 1 on” RE 006
REC: ctrlout2
OR “Firing rectifier 2 on” RE 008
4295.6 / 294.6 H “Battery operation” GE 396 GEN: marker106
4295.7 / 294.7 H “Battery empty” R* 022 REC: marker499
4295.8 / 294.8
L “Internal or external bypass is off” GE 361
GEN: marker31
H “Internal or external bypass is on” GE 360
“General failure GEN controller” GE 322 GEN: marker103
4295.9 / 294.9 H OR "General failure REC controller" RE 001 REC: marker103
OR "General failure THY controller" TE 161 THY: marker103
4295.10 / 294.10
L “Mains 1 in tolerance” RE 019
REC: marker110
H "Mains 1 out of tolerance" RE 018
4295.11 / 294.11
L “Mains 2 ok” GE 350
GEN: marker124
H “Mains 2 failure” GE 349
“110V Control voltage failure DC link” G* 354 GEN: marker509
4295.12 / 294.12 H OR “110V Control voltage failure T400” G* 355 GEN: marker510
OR “24V Control voltage failure A400” G* 358 GEN: marker515
“Motor overtemperature”
G* 389 GEN: marker482
OR “Generator overtemperature”
G* 391 GEN: marker483
OR “Ponymotor overtemperature”
G* 387 GEN: marker484
OR “Overtemperature top bearing”
G* 381 GEN: marker485
OR "Ambient temperature >40°C"
G* 383 GEN: marker488
OR "Overtemperature lower bearing"
G* 418 GEN: marker490
OR "Inverter heatsink overtemperature"
G* 385 GEN: marker491
OR "Overtemperature power supply A400"
G* 393 GEN: marker494
OR "Inverter heatsink overtemperature
G* 428 GEN: marker521
4295.13 / 294.13 H A004"
OR "Overtemperature DC choke"
R* 060 REC: marker488
OR "Overtemperature rectifier choke"
R* 056 REC: marker485
OR "Overtemperature rectifier transformer"
R* 058 REC: marker486
OR "Rectifier overtemperature"
R* 062 REC: marker487
OR "Rectifier A31 overtemperature"
R* 066 REC: marker482
OR "Overtemperature static switch choke"
T* 174 THY: marker494
OR "Static switch heatsink overtemperature" T* 176 THY: marker495
OR "Static switch heat- sink overtemperature T* 182 THY: marker496
A002"
“Load >110%” G* 410 GEN: marker525
4295.14 / 294.14 H OR "Charge IS >150%" T* 186 THY: marker497
OR "Load bypass >150%" T* 188 THY: marker498
4295.15 / 294.15 H "Emergency Power Off" GE 321 GEN: marker131
Event word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
Event Text Internal Bit
APOMON / Other H Number
4296.0 / 295.0 H "Battery circuit failure" R* 046 REC: marker489
4296.1 / 295.1 H "Prewarning Battery empty" R* 021 REC: marker498
"Generator voltage >110%" G* 401 GEN: marker526
4296.2 / 295.2 H OR "Generator voltage <90%" G* 402 GEN: marker527
OR "Generator frequency deviation +1Hz" G* 405 GEN: marker528
G* 406 GEN: marker529
OR "Generator frequency deviation -1Hz"
4296.3 / 295.3 "Battery charger failure" R* 047 REC: marker490
"Inverter fuse" G* 373 GEN: marker496
4296.4 / 295.4 H OR "Rectifier 1 fuse" R* 041 REC: marker503
OR "Rectifier 2 fuse" R* 042 REC: marker504
T* 168 THY: marker483
OR "Statik switch fuse"
4296.5 / 295.5 H "Q1/K1 failure" T* 170 THY: marker482
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
M LED 2 Motor
G
LED 3 Generator
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Motor Motor Mains Mains
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
Output Output Generator Generator
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- Warning Warning
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Page MAINS
Page DEFAULT
Page OUTPUT DC
Page MAINS
Page DEFAULT
Page OUTPUT DC
Page GENERATOR
Page OUTPUT 2
The address area 4400...4523 (APOMON) respectively 399..522 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for the Controller
4523 / 522
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
MODBUS ADDRESS
H Event
APOMON / Other
L
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
Some events respectively status bits are available at two MODBUS addresses. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event Word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
4295.0 / 294.0 H "MAINS FAILURE" * 541 marker401
4295.1 / 294.1 H "F1 FAILURE " * 548 marker408
4295.2 / 294.2 not used
4295.3 / 294.3 H " FAILURE VARIABLE FREQUENCY INVERTER" * 587 Marker447
4295.4 / 294.4 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE MOTOR " * 552 Marker412
4295.5 / 294.5 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE GENERATOR " * 553 marker413
4295.6 / 294.6 H "TEMPERATURFAILURE STARTINGDEVICE" * 560 marker420
4295.7 / 294.7 H "OVERTEMPERATURE STATIC SWITCH" * 582 marker442
4295.8 / 294.8 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE INLET AIR" * 555 marker415
4295.9 / 294.9 H GENERAL FAILURE E 407 marker90
4295.10 / 294.10 L EMERGENCY OFF
4295.11 / 294.11 not used
4295.12 / 294.12 H "SYNCHRONISATION FAILURE" * 546 marker406
4295.13 / 294.13 H "EARTHING FAILURE" * 544 marker404
4295.14 / 294.14 H "INPUT OVERLOAD FAILURE" * 547 marker407
H "OVERLOAD OUTPUT" E 393 marker77
4295.15 / 294.15 H OR "OVERLOAD OUTPUT1" * 570 marker430
H OR "OVERLOAD OUTPUT2" * 571 marker431
Event Word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
Addr. Significance
Page MAINS voltage display:
4143 / 142 0 = Phase – Neutral
1 = Phase - Phase
Page GENERATOR, OUTPUT 1,
OUTPUT 2 voltage display:
4144 / 143
0 = Phase – Neutral
1 = Phase - Phase
Unit with
4154 / 153 0 = one output
1 = two outputs
H APOJET-S II Parameter
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
LED 1 Mains
LED 2 Rectifier
LED 3 Inverter
LED 4 Output
LED 5 Warning
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Rectfier Rectfier Mains Mains
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
Output Output Inverter Inverter
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- Warning Warning
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Page MAINS
Page DEFAULT
Page INVERTER
Page OUTPUT 2
Some events respectively status bits are available at two MODBUS addresses. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event Word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
4295.0 / 294.0 H "MAINS FAILURE" * 701 marker401
4295.1 / 294.1 H "F1/F6 FAILURE 400HZ NEUTRAL BROKEN" * 708 marker408
4295.2 / 294.2 H "RECTIFIER FAILURE" * 736 Marker436
4295.3 / 294.3 H "INVERTER FAILURE" * 737 Marker437
4295.4 / 294.4 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE INPUTCHOKE" * 735 Marker435
4295.5 / 294.5 H "FAILURE TRAFO TEMPERATUR" * 720 marker420
4295.6 / 294.6 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE RECTIFIER" * 713 marker413
4295.7 / 294.7 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE INVERTER" * 712 marker412
4295.8 / 294.8 H "OVERTEMPERATURE AIR INLET" * 741 marker441
4295.9 / 294.9 H GENERAL FAILURE marker90
L " EMERGENCY POWER OFF" E 034
in17
4295.10 / 294.10
H "NO EMERGENCY POWER OFF" E 033
4295.11 / 294.11 H "FAILURE DC LINK VOLTAGE" * 705 marker405
4295.12 / 294.12 H "SYNCHRONISATION FAILURE" * 733 marker433
4295.13 / 294.13 H "EARTHING FAILURE" * 704 marker404
4295.14 / 294.14 H "OVERLOAD FAILURE" * 707 marker407
H "OVERLOAD INVERTER" * 639 marker104
4295.15 / 294.15 H OR "OVERLOAD OUTPUT1" * 633 marker101
H OR "OVERLOAD OUTPUT2" * 635 marker102
Event Word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
Addr. Significance
4372 / 371 nominal output power [kVA]
4374 / 373 nominal input frequency [Hz]
4375 / 374 nominal output frequency [Hz]
4377 / 376 serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4378 / 377 serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4379 / 378 serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
4380 / 379 serial number 4 character [ASCII format]
4381 / 380 serial number 5 character [ASCII format]
4382 / 381 serial number 6 character [ASCII format]
4383 / 382 serial number 7 character [ASCII format]
4384 / 383 serial number 8 character [ASCII format]
4386 / 385 actual second in display
4387 / 386 actual minute in display
4388 / 387 actual hour in display
4389 / 388 actual day in display
4390 / 389 actual month in display
4391 / 390 actual year (4 digits) in display
last for digits of the ident number of the example:
4392 / 391
controller board software 0274h = 48.2.180.0275
software revision of the controller board revision of the software in Hex
4393 / 392
software 0011h = 48.2.180.0275.17
I APOTRANS II
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
APOTRANS
RESET
LED 1 Bypass 1
1
LED 2 Static Switch 1
LED 3 Output
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED Red LED green LED
Output Output Bypass 1 Bypass 1
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Static Switch 2 Static Switch 2 Bypass 2 Bypass 2
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED
--- --- Static Switch 1 Static Switch 1
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4268 / 267 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
green LED green LED red LED green LED
Isolation 1 closed Source 1 Available Static Switch 1 Static Switch 1
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4269 / 268 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
green LED green LED red LED green LED
Isolation 2 closed Bypass 2 Static Switch 2 Static Switch 2
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4270 / 269 high nibble low nibble
green LED green LED
Source 2 Available Sources In Sync
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
4341 / 340 green LED green LED red LED green LED
Auto Transfer To
Source 1 Preferred Source 2 Preferred Alarm Preferred Source
Enabled
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
green LED
Load Isolation
--- --- ---
Closed
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342 high nibble low nibble high nibble high nibble
green LED green LED
--- --- Output Energized Bypass 1
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
The display has physically 3 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
This front panel has only three LEDs, but the software makes two more LED information available:
'Bypass 1' and 'Bypass 2'. So the same LED information are available like for AT II 125 .. AT II 1600
(see chapter before).
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED Red LED green LED
Output Output Bypass 1 Bypass 1
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Static Switch 2 Static Switch 2 Bypass 2 Bypass 2
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED
--- --- Static Switch 1 Static Switch 1
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low ( 1 Hz )
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle ( 2 Hz )
4 0100b flashing with frequency high ( 8 Hz )
5 flashing with frequency low ( 1 Hz )
(opposite in phase to value 2 )
6 flashing with frequency middle ( 2 Hz )
(opposite in phase to value 3 )
7 0100b flashing with frequency high ( 8 Hz )
(opposite in phase to value 4 )
8 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Page MAINS 1
Page MAINS 2
Page OUTPUT
Page DEFAULT
Page CURRENT
Page TRANSFER
Page HOURS
The address area 4400...4523 (APOMON) respectively 399..522 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for the Controller
4523 / 522
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
Important Note
There are existing two different User Programs for APOTRANS II.
I.5.6 Eventword
Some events respectively status bits are available at one MODBUS address. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
MODBUS ADDRESS
H Event
APOMON / Other
L
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
J APOSTAR IV
The display has physically 2 green led and 4 duo led outputs. The led status informations are
available in 3 words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching
both leds on results in yellow.
APOSTAR
RESET
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble
green LED green LED
red LED green LED
Inverter Inverter Output Bypass
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Rectifier Rectifier Battery Battery
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342 high nibble low nibble high nibble llw nibble
red LED green LED
--- --- Static Switch Static Switch
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b Off
1 0001b On
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Page MAINS 1
Page MAINS 2
Page DC-LINK
Page BATTERY
Page DEFAULT
Page INVERTER
Page PHASE
Addr. Significance
4372 / 371 nominal output power [kVA]
4374 / 373 nominal input frequency [Hz]
4375 / 374 nominal output frequency [Hz]
4376 / 375 nominal output voltage [V]
4377 / 376 serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4378 / 377 serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4379 / 378 serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
The address area 4400...4523 (APOMON) respectively 399..522 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for the Controller
4523 / 522
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
Address
APOMON / Contents Bit names in software
Other
4400 / 399 Hardware inputs 16..1 'in16'..'in1'
4401 / 400 Hardware inputs 32..17 'in32'..'in17'
4402 / 401 Hardware inputs 48..33 'in48'..'in33'
4403 / 402 external hardware inputs 16..1 'externalin16'..'externalin1'
4404 / 403 external hardware inputs 32..17 'externalin32'..'externalin17'
4405 / 404 external hardware inputs 48..33 'externalin48'..'externalin33'
4406 / 405 external hardware inputs 64..49 'externalin64'..'externalin49'
4407 / 406 master controller inputs 16..1 'masterin16'..'masterin1'
4408 / 407 master controller inputs 32..17 'masterin32'..'masterin17'
4409 / 408 master controller inputs 48..33 'masterin48'..'masterin33'
4410 / 409 master controller inputs 64..49 'masterin64'..'masterin49'
4411 / 410 slave controller inputs 16..1 'slavein16'..'slavein1'
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Manual Specification MODBUS
Display Layout and Modbus addresses Apostar IV
MODBUS ADDRESS
H Event
APOMON / Other
L
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
J.4.4 Eventwords
Some events respectively status bits are available at two MODBUS addresses. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event Word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
L "MAINS 1 OK" E 626
marker97
4295.0 / 294.0
H "RECT.MAINS OUT OF TOLERANCE" E 625
4295.1 / 294.1 L "MAINS 2 OK” E 600
marker81
H "BYPASS-MAINS OUT OF TOLERANCE" E 599
4295.2 / 294.2 H "RECTIFIER FAILURE" * 736 Marker436
4295.3 / 294.3 H "INVERTER FAILURE" * 737 Marker437
4295.4 / 294.4 H "OVERTEMPERATURE RECTIFIER" * 713 Marker413
4295.5 / 294.5 H "OVERTEMPERATURE INVERTER" * 712 marker412
4295.6 / 294.6 H "OVERTEMPERATURE INPUT * 738 marker438
INDUCTIVITY"
4295.7 / 294.7 H "OVERTEMPERATURE OUTPUT * 724 marker424
INDUCTIVITY"
4295.8 / 294.8 H "TEMPERATURE OF INLET AIR > 50°C" * 905 thres114
4295.9 / 294.9 H "GENERAL FAILURE" E 611 marker519
L "EMERGENCY POWER OFF PRESSED! " * 034
marker172
4295.10 / 294.10
H "NO EMERGENCY POWER OFF" E 033
4295.11 / 294.11 H "DC VOLTAGE LOW – BATTERY DOWN" * 728 marker428
4295.12 / 294.12 H "UPS MAINS-OPERATION" marker609
4295.13 / 294.13 H "UPS BYPASS OPERATION" marker610
4295.14 / 294.14 H "UPS BATTERY OPERATION" marker608
L "MANUAL BYPASS SWITCH Q5 OPENED" E 006
input3
4295.15 / 294.15
H "MANUAL BYPASS-SWITCH Q5 CLOSED" E 005
Event Word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
"INVERTER OVERLOAD INDICATOR E 573 marker71
4296.0 / 295.0 H ACTIVE"
OR "INVERTER OVERCURRENT >100% E 851 thres19
4296.1 / 295.1
: : not used
4296.15 / 295.15
There are 28 markers for the user program to display user guidance text in the display. Each user
guidance marker is assigned to a display text.
MODBUS ADDRESS
APOMON / Other User Guidance
Marker
Value
number
Text shown in the display
0 --- No user guidance text shown in the display
1 marker 593 "EMERGENCY POWER OFF PRESSED!"
2 marker 594 "LED – TEST"
3 marker 595 "SWITCH-OFF BYPASS? YES -> PRESS BUTTON AGAIN!"
4 marker 596 "FAN IS DEFECTIVE!"
5 marker 597 "GENERAL FAILURE!"
6 marker 598 "TO SWITCH OFF: SWITCH ON BYPASS FIRST!"
7 marker 599 "TO SWITCH ON K6: SWITCH ON BYPASS FIRST!"
8 marker 600 not used at the moment ("marker600 0->1")
9 marker 601 not used at the moment ("marker601 0->1")
10 marker 602 "WARNING! RECTIFIER OVERTEMPERATURE"
11 marker 603 "WARNING! INVERTER OVERTEMPERATURE"
12 marker 604 not used at the moment ("marker604 0->1")
13 marker 605 not used at the moment ("marker605 0->1")
4291 / 290
14 marker 606 not used at the moment ("marker606 0->1")
15 marker 607 "SWITCH-OFF UPS ? YES -> PRESS BUTTON AGAIN!"
16 marker 608 "UPS BATTERY OPERATION"
17 marker 609 "UPS MAINS-OPERATION"
18 marker 610 "UPS BYPASS OPERATION"
19 marker 611 "DC – Link is precharging!"
20 marker 612 not used at the moment ("marker612 0->1")
21 marker 613 "INVERTER OVERLOAD >100%"
22 marker 614 "INVERTER OVERLOAD >150%"
23 marker 615 "WARNING! INVERTER CAN'T DELIVER OVERLOAD"
24 marker 616 not used at the moment ("marker616 0->1")
25 marker 617 not used at the moment ("marker617 0->1")
26 marker 618 not used at the moment ("marker618 0->1")
27 marker 619 not used at the moment ("marker619 0->1")
28 marker 620 not used at the moment ("marker620 0->1")
>=29 not defined
For systems with automatic identification it may be useful to know, which unit type is connected.
Therefore you can read this modbus address to identify the unit.
.
MODBUS ADDRESS
APOMON / Other
Unit type identification
4292 / 291
0 Identification not available
13 Identification for APOSTAR IV
Page MAINS
Page DEFAULT
Page BUS
Some more information are available, which are not shown in any display page.
MODBUS ADDRESS
APOMON / Other
Contents
4372 / 371 nominal output power [kVA]
4373 / 372 nominal mains voltage [V]
4377 / 376 serial number 1. character
4378 / 377 serial number 2. character
4379 / 378 serial number 3. character
4380 / 379 serial number 4. character
4381 / 380 serial number 5. character
4382 / 381 serial number 6. character
4383 / 382 serial number 7. character
4384 / 383 serial number 8. character
4386 / 385 actual second
4387 / 386 actual minute
4388 / 387 actual hour
4389 / 388 actual day
4390 / 389 actual month
4391 / 390 actual year (4 digits)
last four digits for the ident number of the Controller Board software
4392 / 391
hexedecimal coded: = 0286h means "48.2.180.0286"
4393 / 392 software revision of the Controller Board software (unsigned)
The address area 4400...4523 (APOMON) respectively 399..522 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for the Controller
4523 / 522
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
L APOSTAR ASM
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble
green LED green LED
red LED green LED
Battery Battery Output Output
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Overload Overload Bypass Bypass
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342 high nibble low nibble high nibble llw nibble
red LED green LED
--- --- Warning Warning
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b Off
1 0001b On
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency
middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Page MAINS 1
Page MAINS 2
Page DC-LINK
Page BATTERY
Page DEFAULT
Page INVERTER
Page PHASE
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
LED 1 Mains
LED 2 Rectifier
LED 3 Inverter
LED 4 Output
LED 5 Warning
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Rectfier Rectfier Mains Mains
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
Output Output Inverter Inverter
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- Warning Warning
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Page MAINS
Page DEFAULT
Page INVERTER
N UNIBLOCK-T Parameter
The UNIBLOCK-T has a touch screen for measurement display. The main page shows a mimic
diagram of the UNIBLOCK-T. The symbols show the status of the parts inverter, power bridge
and so on. The symbols are connected with animated current lines, which simulate the current
flow. By touching a symbol you will see a measurement window with the values referenced to
this symbol.
I J
A B C E F G 1
H
R T
W V P Q
2
S U
K L
M N O
I J
A B C E F G 1
R T P Q
2
K L
M N O
UNIBLOCK-T
I J
Q5 UPS
0 kVA
A
Mains
B C UPS
E F G
Load
1
150 %
Q1 Q6 100 %
PB I
H
G R
~ T
50 %
~ 0%
0% V G P Q DIESEL
PB II M 0 kW
150 %
G S ~ U DIESEL 2
~ 100 %
0%
50 %
0%
UB UB
0 I EVENT MENU 07:59:30
2 3 4
6 7 8 9
10
11
12
2 3 4
6 5 7 8 9
11
12
UNIBLOCK-T
1 Q5 UPS
0 kVA
150 %
Mains 2 3 UPS 4 Load
Q1 Q6 100 %
PB I
G ~ 50 %
6 5 ~ 0%
0% G DIESEL
PB II M 0 kW
7 8 9 150 %
G ~ DIESEL
13 10 ~ 100 %
0%
50 %
0%
UB UB
0 I EVENT MENU 07:59:30
1 = Bypass (Q5)
2 = UPS Input Breaker (Q1)
3 = Choke
4 = UPS Output Breaker (Q6)
5 = Inverter 1
6 = Power Bridge or Battery
7 = Motor/Generator
8 = Clutch
9 = Diesel
10 = Inverter 2
11 = Generator Essential Bus Breaker (Q17)
12 = Mains Essential Bus Breaker (Q7)
13 = Power Bridge 2
Symbol Animation
Addr.
Significance
APOMON / Other
high byte low byte
4836 / 835
Bypass (1) UPS Input Breaker (2)
high byte low byte
4837 / 836
Mains Essential Bus Breaker (12) UPS Output Breaker (4)
high byte low byte
4838 / 837
Choke (3) Generator Essential Bus Breaker (11)
4839 / 838 high byte low byte
Motor/Generator (7) ---
high byte low byte
4840 / 839
Inverter 2 (10) Inverter 1 (5)
high byte low byte
4841 / 840
Power Bridge2 (13) Power Bridge or Battery (6)
high byte low byte
4842 / 841
Diesel (9) Clutch (8)
Page Mains/Load
Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
4100 / 99 U mains apparent power 4 0
4102 / 101 U mains frequency 3 1
4101 / 100 U mains power factor 3 2
4103 / 102 U mains voltage L1 – N 5 0
4104 / 103 U mains voltage L2 – N 5 0
4105 / 104 U mains voltage L3 – N 5 0
4106 / 105 U mains voltage L1 – L2 5 0
4107 / 106 U mains voltage L2 – L3 5 0
4108 / 107 U mains voltage L3 – L1 5 0
4109 / 108 U mains current L1 4 0
4110 / 109 U mains current L2 4 0
4111 / 110 U mains current L3 4 0
4139 / 138 S phase angle mains – load 3 0
4125 / 124 U load frequency 3 1
4126 / 125 U load voltage L1 – N 5 0
4127 / 126 U load voltage L2 – N 5 0
4128 / 127 U load voltage L3 – N 5 0
4129 / 128 U load voltage L1 – L2 5 0
4130 / 129 U load voltage L2 – L3 5 0
4131 / 130 U load voltage L3 – L1 5 0
Page Mains/UPS
Page UPS/Load
Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
4112 / 111 U UPS apparent power 4 0
4113 / 112 S UPS real power 4 0
4114 / 113 U UPS frequency 3 1
4136 / 135 U UPS power factor 3 2
4115 / 114 U UPS voltage L1 – N 5 0
4116 / 115 U UPS voltage L2 – N 5 0
4117 / 116 U UPS voltage L3 – N 5 0
4118 / 117 U UPS voltage L1 – L2 5 0
4119 / 118 U UPS voltage L2 – L3 5 0
4120 / 119 U UPS voltage L3 – L1 5 0
4121 / 120 U UPS current L1 4 0
4122 / 121 U UPS current L2 4 0
4123 / 122 U UPS current L3 4 0
4138 / 137 S phase angle UPS - Load 3 0
Page Powerbridge
2
2
Page Powerbridge 2
Page Diesel
Di
Addr. Data Significance DP
g
4377 / 376 Char serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4378 / 377 Char serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4379 / 378 Char serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
4380 / 379 Char serial number 4 character [ASCII format]
4381 / 380 Char serial number 5 character [ASCII format]
4382 / 381 Char serial number 6 character [ASCII format]
4383 / 382 Char serial number 7 character [ASCII format]
4384 / 383 Char serial number 8 character [ASCII format] 2 0
4390 / 389 U month 2 0
4391 / 390 U Year 4 0
4388 / 387 U hour 2 0
4387 / 386 U minute 2 0
4386 / 385 U second 2 0
4148 / 147 U mains fail counter 5 0
4152 / 151 U operating hours DIV 10000 4 0
4153 / 152 U operating hours MOD 10000 4 0
4150 / 149 D operating hours, low word of double word
8 0
4151 / 150 D operating hours, high word of double word
Address Significance
APOMON / other
4372 / 371 nominal output power [kVA]
4374 / 373 nominal input frequency [Hz]
4375 / 374 nominal output frequency [Hz]
4376 / 375 nominal output voltage [V]
4386 / 385 actual second in display
4387 / 386 actual minute in display
4388 / 387 actual hour in display
4389 / 388 actual day in display
4390 / 389 actual month in display
4391 / 390 actual year (4 digits) in display
last four digits of the ident number of the controller example:
4392 / 391
board software 0321h = 48.2.180.0321
revision of the software in Hex
4393 / 392 software revision of the controller board software
9h = 48.2.180.0321.9
N.3 Eventwords
Some events respectively status bits are available at two MODBUS addresses. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
Event Text Internal Bit
APOMON / Other H Number
4295.0 / 294.0 H "Unit is ready to run" GE 500 GEN: paraout8
H "UPS input breaker is closed" GE 620
4295.1 / 294.1 GEN: marker19
L "UPS Input breaker is open" GE 621
H "UPS Output breaker is closed" GE 622
4295.2 / 294.2 GEN: marker34
L "UPS Output breaker is open" GE 623
H "Bypass is closed" GE 624
4295.3 / 294.3 GEN: marker16
L "Bypass is open" GE 625
4295.4 / 294.4 H "PB charged" RE 707 REC: marker257
OR "Battery voltage reach floating level" RE 731 REC: marker239
Event word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
Event Text Internal Bit
APOMON / Other H Number
4296.0 / 295.0 H "Unit starts" GE 616 GEN: marker253
4296.1 / 295.1 H "UPS Output ready for closing" GE 618 GEN: parout21
4296.2 / 295.2 H "Manual Bypass is closed" GE 628 GEN: externalin5
O APOSTAB Parameter
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
rot= --
LED 1 rot = - / grün = +
grün = +
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Stufe 1 Stufe 1 rot=-/grün=+ rot=-/grün=+
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
Stufe 3 Stufe 3 Stufe 2 Stufe 2
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- Stufe 4 Stufe 4
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Page MAINS
Page DEFAULT
Page OUTPUT
Page STAGE
P PB Solo II Parameter
The display has physically 3 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
LED 1 Rectifier
LED 2 PB
LED 3 Attention
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
--- --- Rectifier Rectifier
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- PB PB
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- Attention Attention
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
P.2.1 Page AC
Page AC
P.2.2 Page PB
Page PB
Page DEFAULT
P.2.4 Page DC
Page DC
Some events respectively status bits are available at two MODBUS addresses. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event Word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
4295.0 / 294.0 H "Rectifier firing is ON" E 509 ctrlin2
4295.1 / 294.1 H "General failure" E 99 marker6
L "PB not full charged " E 212
externalout3
4295.2 / 294.2
H "Normal operation" E 211
294.3 L "Charging device is OFF" E 1
4295.3 / in10
H "Charging device is ON" E 2
4295.4 / 294.4 H "Powerbridge EMPTY" E 108 Marker26
4295.5 / 294.5 H "Powerbridge FULL" E 110 marker28
4295.6 / 294.6 H Start PB Solo - - - marker2
4295.7 / 294.7 H PB Solo Stop - - - marker3
294.8 L "Operation mode AUTOSTART disabled" E 208
4295.8 / ser4
H "Operation mode AUTOSTART enabled" E 207
4295.9 / 294.9 H "Autostart" E 167 marker561
4295.10 / 294.10 H "Mains in tolerance" E 104 marker4
H Temperature warning =
marker13
"Temperature warning lifting magnet sensor 1"
OR "Temperature warning bottom bearing sensor 1" E 114 thres41
OR "Temperature warning bottom bearing sensor 2" E 116 thres43
OR "Temperature warning top bearing sensor 1" E 118 thres45
OR "Temperature warning rectifier" E 120 thres47
4295.11 / 294.11 OR "Temperature warning top bearing sensor 2" E 122 thres49
OR "Temperature warning lifting magnet sensor 2" E 124 thres51
OR "Temperature warning transformer" E 126 thres53
OR "Temperature warning excitation winding" E 128 thres55
E 130 thres57
OR "Temperature warning generator winding sensor
E 132 thres59
1"
E 134 thres61
OR "Temperature warning generator winding sensor E 136 thres63
2"
OR "Temperature warning power supply"
Temperature failure =
marker14
"Temperature failure lifting magnet sensor 1" * 115 marker496
OR "Temperature failure bottom bearing sensor 1" * 117 marker498
OR "Temperature failure bottom bearing sensor 2" * 119 marker500
OR "Temperature failure top bearing sensor 1" * 121 marker502
OR "Temperature failure rectifier" * 123 marker504
4295.12 / 294.12 H
OR "Temperature failure top bearing sensor 2" * 125 marker506
OR "Temperature failure lifting magnet sensor 2" * 127 marker508
OR "Temperature failure transformer" * 129 marker510
OR "Temperature failure excitation winding" * 131 marker512
* 133 marker514
OR "Temperature failure generator winding sensor 1"
* 135 marker516
OR "Temperature failure generator winding sensor 2" * 137 marker518
OR "Temperature failure power supply"
4295.13 / 294.13 H "General failure" E 99 marker6
4295.14 / 294.14 H Fan ON by temperature warning - - - marker15
4295.15 / 294.15 L "Fan OFF" E 27
o11
H "Fan ON" E 28
Event word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
Event Text Internal Bit
APOMON / Other H Number
Power supply OK = marker9
4296.0 / 295.0 H ( "AC power supply OK" OR E 502 in1
" DC power supply OK " ) E 508 in4
AND "24V power supply OK" E 504 in2
4296.1 / 295.1
L "Greasing OFF" E 29
out12
H "Greasing ON" E 30
4296.2 / 295.2 H Latched "Failure lubrication" * 157 marker538
4296.3 / 295.3
L "K003 OFF" E 23
out9
H "K003 ON" E 24
4296.4 / 295.4 H Latched "Helium empty" * 141 marker522
4296.5 / 295.5 H Latched "Failure supply magnetic bearing" * 505 marker481
4296.6 / 295.6 H Latched "Vibration alarm" * 140 marker521
4296.7 / 295.7 H Latched "Failure charging device" * 154 marker535
4296.8 / 295.8 H Latched "Failure K003" * 155 marker536
4296.9 / 295.9 H Latched "Failure fan" * 152 marker533
4296.10 / 295.10 H Latched "Failure power supply" * 153 marker534
4296.11 / 295.11 H Latched "Fuse rectifier" * 138 marker519
4296.12 / 295.12 H Latched "DC overvoltage" * 113 marker492
4296.13 / 295.13 H Latched "DC undervoltage" * 112 marker494
L "EPO contact pushed" E 8
4296.14 / 295.14 in19
H "EPO contact released" E 7
4296.15 / 295.15 H "Remote start enabled" E 161 marker31
Addr. Significance
4372 / 371 nominal output real power [kW]
4374 / 373 nominal input frequency [Hz]
4377 / 376 serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4378 / 377 serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4379 / 378 serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
4380 / 379 serial number 4 character [ASCII format]
4381 / 380 serial number 5 character [ASCII format]
4382 / 381 serial number 6 character [ASCII format]
4383 / 382 serial number 7 character [ASCII format]
4384 / 383 serial number 8 character [ASCII format]
4386 / 385 actual second in display
4387 / 386 actual minute in display
4388 / 387 actual hour in display
4389 / 388 actual day in display
4390 / 389 actual month in display
4391 / 390 actual year (4 digits) in display
last for digits of the ident number of the example:
4392 / 391
controller board software 0274h = 48.2.180.0295
software revision of the controller board revision of the software in Hex
4393 / 392
software 0011h = 48.2.180.0295.8
Q AP
Q.1 AP LED-layout
The display has physically 12 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 6
words.
4325 / 324
Service Reset
green red green red
Bypass Input Input
4326 / 325
green red green red
Rectifier Inverter
4327 / 326
green red green red
Charge Battery
4328 / 327
green red green red
Bypass Discharge
4329 / 328
green red green red
Output Breaker Output
4330 / 329
green red green red
Each red and green LED is controlled by the associated nibble value.
Nibble
LED Function
Value
0 LED OFF
1 LED ON
2 LED flashing with frequency low
3 LED flashing with frequency middle
4 LED flashing with frequency high
5 LED flashing invers with frequency low
6 LED flashing invers with frequency middle
7 LED flashing invers with frequency high
8..15 -- not defined until yet -
So for a DUO LED (consisting of green and red LED) there are a lot of various illuminating
combinations, but there are not all useless. For the DUO LEDs the following combinations
are possible:
Page Input
Page Inverter
Inverter Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
0kVA 0.0Hz 4136 / 135 U Inverter apparent power 4 0
4135 / 134 U Inverter frequency 3 1
L1 0V 0A 4126 / 125 U Inverter voltage L1 – N 4 0
L2 0V 0A 4127 / 126 U Inverter voltage L2 – N 4 0
L3 0V 0A 4128 / 127 U Inverter voltage L3 – N 4 0
4129 / 128 U Inverter voltage L1 – L2 4 0
4130 / 129 U Inverter voltage L2 – L3 4 0
4131 / 130 U Inverter voltage L3 – L1 4 0
4132 / 131 U Inverter current L1 4 0
4133 / 132 U Inverter current L2 4 0
4134 / 133 U Inverter current L3 4 0
display values format (LCD):
4247 / 246 0 = show PHASE-N
1 = show PHASE-PHASE
Page Phase
Page BATTERY
Page Statistics
Address Significance
APOMON / other
last four digits of the ident number of the controller example:
4392 / 391
board software 0324h = 48.2.180.0324
revision of the software in Hex
4393 / 392 software revision of the controller board software
9h = 48.2.180.0324.9
example:
4290 / 289 choosen language (international dialling code) 49 = 31h = german
44 = 2Ch = english
The address area 4400...4523 (APOMON) respectively 399..522 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for the Controller
4523 / 522
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
Address
APOMON / Contents Bit names in software
Other
4400 / 399 hardware inputs 16..1 'in16'..'in1'
4401 / 400 hardware inputs 32..17 'in32'..'in17'
4402 / 401 hardware inputs 48..33 'in48'..'in33'
4403 / 402 hardware inputs 64..49 'in64'..'in49'
4404 / 403 external hardware inputs 16..1 'externalin16'..'externalin1'
4405 / 404 external hardware inputs 32..17 'externalin32'..'externalin17'
4406 / 405 external hardware inputs 48..33 'externalin48'..'externalin33'
4407 / 406 external hardware inputs 64..49 'externalin64'..'externalin49'
4408 / 407 software control inputs 16..1 'ctrlin16'..'ctrlin1'
4409 / 408 software control inputs 32..17 'ctrlin32'..'ctrlin17'
4410 / 409 software control inputs 48..33 'ctrlin48'..'ctrlin33'
4411 / 410 software control inputs 64..49 'ctrlin64'..'ctrlin49'
4412 / 411 software control inputs 80..65 'ctrlin80'..'ctrlin65'
4413 / 412 software control inputs 96..81 'ctrlin96'..'ctrlin81'
4414 / 413 timer outputs 16..1 'timer16out'..'timer1out'
4415 / 414 timer outputs 32..17 'timer32out'..'timer17out'
4416 / 415 timer outputs 48..33 'timer48out'..'timer33out'
4417 / 416 timer outputs 64..49 'timer64out'..'timer49out'
4418 / 417 counter outputs 16..1 'counter16out'..'counter1out'
4419 / 418 threshold marker 16..1 'thres16'..'thres1'
4420 / 419 threshold marker 32..17 'thres32'..'thres17'
4421 / 420 threshold marker 48..33 'thres48'..'thres33'
4422 / 421 threshold marker 64..49 'thres64'..'thres49'
4423 / 422 threshold marker 80..65 'thres80'..'thres65'
4424 / 423 threshold marker 96..81 'thres96'..'thres81'
4425 / 424 threshold marker 112..97 'thres112'..'thres97'
4426 / 425 threshold marker 128..113 'thres128'..'thres113'
4427 / 426 threshold marker 144..129 'thres144'..'thres129'
4428 / 427 monitor marker 16..1 'MonitorMarker16'..'MonitorMarker1'
4429 / 428 monitor marker 32..17 'MonitorMarker32'..'MonitorMarker17'
Event Word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS H Event
Event Text Internal Bit
APOMON / Other L Number
4295.0 / 294.0 H "Normal Operation" marker 110
4295.1 / 294.1 H "Bypass Operation" marker 111
4295.2 / 294.2 H "Battery Operation" marker 112
4295.3 / 294.3 H Mains 1 failure marker 33
4295.4 / 294.4 H Mains 2 failure marker 30
4295.5 / 294.5 L "Manual Bypass Switch Q500 Opened" E 23 in22
4295.6 / 294.6 H Inlet air temperature high thres128
4295.7 / 294.7 H Latched event: "Overtemperature Dcdc marker493
Converter"
4295.8 / 294.8 H Latched event: "Overtemperature Inverter" marker492
4295.9 / 294.9 H Latched event: "Overtemperature Rectifier marker505
Chokes"
4295.10 / 294.10 H Latched event: "Overtemperature Inverter marker504
Chokes"
4295.11 / 294.11 H "Battery Voltage Low" E 54 marker54
4295.12 / 294.12 H "Battery Completely Discharged" * 45 marker45
4295.13 / 294.13 H Latched event: "Battery Failure" marker499
4295.14 / 294.14 H "Emergency Power Off Pressed" marker593
4295.15 / 294.15 H "General Failure" E 55 marker55
R APOJET-T II
LED 3 LVR
LED 4 Output
LED 5 Attention
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Step Down Trans. Step Down Trans. Mains Input Mains Input
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
Output Output LVR LVR
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- Attention Attention
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
R.2.1 Page IN
Page IN
Page DEFAULT
Page LVR
Page OUTPUT 2
The address area 4400...4523 (APOMON) respectively 399..522 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for the Controller
4523 / 522
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
TRANSFORMER"
4477.11 / 476.11 H Latched event: "TEMPERATUREFAILURE INPUT marker492
TRANSFORMER"
* 553 4472.12 / 471.12 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE LDR" marker413
4477.12 / 476.12 H Latched event: "TEMPERATUREFAILURE LDR" marker493
* 555 4472.14 / 471.14 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE inlet air" marker415
Some events respectively status bits are available at two MODBUS addresses. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event Word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
4295.0 / 294.0 H "INPUT VOLTAGE FAILURE" * 541 marker401
4295.1 / 294.1 H "F1 FAILURE" * 548 marker408
4295.2 / 294.2 H not used
4295.3 / 294.3 H not used
"TEMPERATUREFAILURE INPUT
4295.4 / 294.4 H * 552 marker412
TRANSFORMER"
4295.5 / 294.5 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE LDR" * 553 marker413
4295.6 / 294.6 H not used
4295.7 / 294.7 H not used
4295.8 / 294.8 H "TEMPERATUREFAILURE INLET AIR" * 555 marker415
4295.9 / 294.9 H "GENERAL FAILURE" E 407 marker90
4295.10 / 294.10 H EMERGENCY POWER OFF in19
4295.11 / 294.11 H not used
4295.12 / 294.12 H not used
4295.13 / 294.13 H "EARTHING FAILURE" * 544 marker404
4295.14 / 294.14 H "INPUT OVERLOAD FAILURE" * 547 marker407
H "OVERLOAD OUTPUT" E 393 marker77
4295.15 / 294.15 OR "OVERLOAD OUTPUT1" * 570 marker430
OR "OVERLOAD OUTPUT2" * 571 marker431
Event Word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
4296.0 / 295.0 H not used
4296.1 / 295.1 L "K2 CONTACT OPENED"
E 356
marker9
H "K2 CONTACT CLOSED" E 355
4296.2 / 295.2 L "K6 CONTACT OPENED"
E 12
in6
H "K6 CONTACT CLOSED" E 11
4296.3 / 295.3 L "K61 CONTACT OPENED"
E 18
in9
H "K61 CONTACT CLOSED" E 17
4296.4 / 295.4 H not used
4296.5 / 295.5 H not used
4296.6 / 295.6 H not used
4296.7 / 295.7 H "28V OUTPUT1 ON" E 15 in8
H AND GPU marker122
4296.8 / 295.8 H "28V OUTPUT2 ON" E 21 in11
H AND GPU marker122
4296.9 / 295.9
: : not used
4296.15 / 295.15
Addr. Significance
Page MAINS voltage display:
4143 / 142 0 = Phase – Neutral
1 = Phase - Phase
Page GENERATOR, OUTPUT 1,
OUTPUT 2 voltage display:
4144 / 143
0 = Phase – Neutral
1 = Phase - Phase
Unit with
4154 / 153 0 = one output
1 = two outputs
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
LED 1 Output
LED 2 Rectifier
LED 3 Generator
LED 4 Excitation
LED 5 Warning
(General failure)
Addr. Significance
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4341 / 340 high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
red LED green LED red LED green LED
Output Output Rectifier Rectifier
four nibbles for symbol animation in one word
high byte low byte
4342 / 341
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
Output Output Generator Generator
four nibbles for led animation in one word
high byte low byte
4343 / 342
high nibble low nibble high nibble low nibble
--- --- Warning Warning
Nibble values:
Nibble Binary
Led status
value value
0 0000b off
1 0001b on
2 0010b flashing with frequency low
3 0011b flashing with frequency middle
4 0100b flashing with frequency high
5 0101b
... ... --- not used ---
15 1111b
Page DEFAULT
The address area 4400...4523 (APOMON) respectively 399..522 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for the Controller
4523 / 522
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
Some events respectively status bits are available at two MODBUS addresses. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event Word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
4295.0 / 294.0 H "TEMPWARN WINDING" * 80 marker 406
L "NO TEMPWARNING COOLER OUTLET" E 72
4295.1 / 294.1 thres 87
H "TEMPWARNING COOLER OUTLET" E 71
4295.2 / 294.2 L "NO TEMPWARNING COOLER INLET" E 66
thres 85
H "TEMPWARNING COOLER INLET" E 65
4295.3 / 294.3 L "NO TEMPWARNING BEARING" E 85
marker 11
H "TEMPWARNING BEARING" E 84
4295.4 / 294.4 L "NO TEMPWARNING RECTIFIER" E 50
thres 73
H "TEMPWARNING RECTIFIER" E 49
4295.5 / 294.5 L "NO TEMPWARNING CONTROLLERBOARD" E 54
thres 75
H "TEMPFAILURE CONTROLLERBOARD" E 53
4295.6 / 294.6 L "NO TEMPWARN AIR IN AIR OUT UNSYMETRIC" E 87
thres 47
H "TEMPWARNING AIR IN AIR OUT UNSYMETRIC" E 86
4295.7 / 294.7 H "AC CURRENT UNSYMETRIC" E 90 thres 23
4295.8 / 294.8 H "ACDC CURRENT UNSYMETRIC" E 91 thres 27
4295.9 / 294.9 H "ACDC VOLTAGE UNSYMETRIC" E 92 thres 29
4295.10 / 294.10 H "DC EXCITATION OVERVOLTAGE E 93 thres 9
WARNING"
4295.11 / 294.11 H "DC EXCITATION OVERCURRENT
E 94 thres 11
WARNING"
4295.12 / 294.12 H "WARNING OVERCURRENT OUTPUT AC OR DC" E 95 marker 17
4295.13 / 294.13 H "INVALID SETPOINT ASSIGNMENT" E 96 marker 22
4295.14 / 294.14 H "LEAKAGE COOLER" E 97 marker 19
4295.15 / 294.15 H "WATER IN GENRATOR" E 98 marker 18
Event Word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS L Event
APOMON / Other H
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
4296.0 / 295.0 H "FAILURE PARALLEL COMMUNICATION" E 97 marker 20
4296.1 / 295.1 H "FAILURE CANBUS COMMUNICATION" E 97 marker 21
4296.2 / 295.2 H "AC VOLTAGE UNSYMETRIC" E 97 thres 25
4296.3 / 295.3 H "TEMPFAILURE WINDING" * 75 marker 401
4296.4 / 295.4 H "TEMPFAILURE RECTIFIER" * 76 marker 402
4296.5 / 295.5 H "TEMPFAILURE BEARING" * 77 marker 403
4296.6 / 295.6 H "OVERCURRENT OUTPUT" * 78 marker 404
4296.7 / 295.7 H "OVERVOLTAGE OUTPUT" * 79 marker 405
4296.8 / 295.8 H "GENERAL FAILURE" E 74 marker 90
4296.9 / 295.9 H "GENERAL WARNING" E 73 marker 89
4296.10 / 295.10 H "AUTOMATIC WITH LOCAL OPERATION" E 81 exti 3
4296.11 / 295.11 H "AUTOMATIC WITH REMOTE OPERATION" E 82 exti 4
4296.12 / 295.12 H "AUTOMATIC WITH MODBUS OPERATION" E 83 exti 5
4296.13 / 295.13
: :
4296.15 / 295.15
Addr. Significance
4377 / 376 serial number 1 character [ASCII format]
4378 / 377 serial number 2 character [ASCII format]
4379 / 378 serial number 3 character [ASCII format]
4380 / 379 serial number 4 character [ASCII format]
4381 / 380 serial number 5 character [ASCII format]
4382 / 381 serial number 6 character [ASCII format]
4383 / 382 serial number 7 character [ASCII format]
4384 / 383 serial number 8 character [ASCII format]
4386 / 385 actual second in display
4387 / 386 actual minute in display
4388 / 387 actual hour in display
4389 / 388 actual day in display
4390 / 389 actual month in display
4391 / 390 actual year (4 digits) in display
last for digits of the ident number of the example:
4392 / 391
controller board software 0361h = 48.2.180.0361
software revision of the controller board revision of the software in Hex
4393 / 392
software 0011h = 48.2.180.0361.17
With the Selector Switch S004 you can choose, from where you can adjust ouput voltage, current
and power. You can read the status of the Selector Switch.
Furthermore you can read the actual set points, actual value, limitation status, lower and upper
limits.
Note!
New set points for voltage, current and power can be written anytime via Modbus adresses
48, 49 and 50. You can read the last written values on these addresses.
But these values will only be passed to the control software, if Selector Switch S004 is
switched to "Modbus operation" and the values are between the lower and higher limit! Then
you can read the passed values at Modbus addresses 115, 116, and 117.
T APOTRANS III
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
4181 / 180
Isolation 2 Closed Source 2 Available
green red green red
Output Energized Output Isolation 2 Closed
4182 / 181
green red green red
Isolation 1 Closed Sources in Sync
4183 / 182
green red green red
Source 2 Preferred not used
4184 / 183
green red green red
Static Switch 2 On Reset
4185 / 184
green red green red
Source 1 Preferred Output Isolation 1 Closed
4186 / 185
green red green red
Static Switch 1 On Service
4187 / 186
green red green red
not used Bypass 1 On
4188 / 187
green red green red
Bypass 2 On Source 1 Available
4189 / 188
The display has physically 5 duo led outputs. The led status informations are available in 3
words. The leds in the schematic are duo leds with green and red, so switching both leds on
results in yellow.
Isolation 1 Closed
Source 1 Available Static Switch 1 On
Service Reset Bypass 1 On Output Closed
4181 / 180
Isolation 2 Closed Source 2 Available
green red green red
Output Energized not used
4182 / 181
green red green red
Isolation 1 Closed Sources in Sync
4183 / 182
green red green red
not used Output Isolation Closed
4184 / 183
green red green red
Static Switch 2 On Reset
4185 / 184
green red green red
not used not used
4186 / 185
green red green red
Static Switch 1 On Service
4187 / 186
green red green red
not used Bypass 1 On
4188 / 187
green red green red
Bypass 2 On Source 1 Available
4189 / 188
green red green red
Each red and green LED is controlled by the associated nibble value.
Nibble
LED Function
Value
0 LED OFF
1 LED ON
2 LED flashing with frequency low
3 LED flashing with frequency middle
4 LED flashing with frequency high
5 LED flashing invers with frequency low
6 LED flashing invers with frequency middle
7 LED flashing invers with frequency high
8..15 -- not defined until yet -
So for a DUO LED (consisting of green and red LED) there are a lot of various illuminating
combinations, but there are not all useless. For the DUO LEDs the following combinations
are possible:
Page DEFAULT
IN1 <- 0° - IN2 Addr. Data Significance Dig DP
Retransfer in 0s 0 = no automatic transfer pre- Text
L1 0% selected or preferred input=mains2 ‘IN1’
4145 / 144 U
L2 0% 1 = automatic transfer preselected invers and
L3 0% and preferred input=mains1 ‘<’
16.Dec.2007 18:53 4135 / 134 U phase mains1 – mains2 [°] 3 0
0 = no automatic transfer pre- Text
selected or preferred input=mains1 ‘IN2’
4146 / 145 U
1 = automatic transfer preselected invers and
and preferred input=mains2 ‘>’
Operation mode text :
0 = no text
1 = Static switch 1 is on
2 = Static switch 2 is on
3 = Normal operation (automatic)
4 = Bypass 1 is on
5 = Bypass 2 is on
6 = Bypass operation
7 = Overload operation
4199 / 198 U text
8 = F9A6.7 – not defined
9 = Transfer mode manually
10 = Autostart is running
11 = F9A6.10 – not defined
12 = Retransfertimer running: s
13 = F9A6.12 – not defined
14 = Switching operations blocked
15 = Emergency off is active
16 = F9A6.15 – not defined
Retransfer time [s]
(only shown while retransfer
4136 / 135 U 3 0
operation is active = operation
mode text = 12)
4196 / 195 U current meter value L1 [%] 3 0
4197 / 196 U current meter value L2 [%] 3 0
4198 / 197 U current meter value L3 [%] 3 0
4389 / 388 U actual day (1..31) 2 0
4390 / 389 U actual month (1..12) text
4391 / 390 U actual year (4 digits) 4 0
4388 / 387 U actual hours 2 0
4387 / 386 U actual minutes 2 0
The address area 4400...4523 (APOMON) respectively 399..522 (Other) contains the status of all
internal control bits like marker, inputs, outputs....
On each bit an event with an individual event number can be programmed, either on the rising
edge or the falling edge or on both edges . The assignment of the event states to the internal bits
is made in the user program.
Address
Function, Contents
APOMON / other
4400 / 399
: bit words for the Controller
4523 / 522
This table shows all theoretical possible bits. The really used bits you can find in the tables of the
following chapters.
T.4.2 Eventwords
Some events respectively status bits are available at one MODBUS address. So you can get the
most important status information of the unit without collecting the bits out of many different
addresses.
Event Word 1
MODBUS ADDRESS
H Event
APOMON / Other
L
Event Text Number
Internal Bit
L “SOURCES SYNCHRONOUS” E 64
marker43
4295.0 / 294.0
H “SOURCES ASYNCHRONOUS” E 63
L "TRANSFER MODE AUTOMATIC" E 46
marker97
4295.1 / 294.1
H "TRANSFER MODE MANUAL" E 45
4295.2 / 294.2 H "RETRANSFER MODE MANUAL" E 43 marker94
"FAILURE GATE CIRCUIT STATIC * 402 marker402
SWITCH 1 OPEN"
OR "FAILURE THYRISTOR STATIC SWITCH * 403 marker403
1 CLOSED"
4295.3 / 294.3 H OR "FAILURE OVERTEMPERATURE STATIC * 407 marker407
SWITCH 1"
OR "FAILURE TEMPERATURE SENSOR * 409 marker409
STATIC SWITCH 1"
OR "FAILURE FIRING BOARD 1" * 419 marker419
"FAILURE GATE CIRCUIT STATIC * 405 marker405
SWITCH 2 OPEN"
OR "FAILURE THYRISTOR STATIC SWITCH * 406 marker406
2 CLOSED"
4295.4 / 294.4 H OR "FAILURE OVERTEMPERATURE STATIC * 408 marker408
SWITCH 2"
OR "FAILURE TEMPERATURE SENSOR * 410 marker410
STATIC SWITCH 2"
OR "FAILURE FIRING BOARD 2" * 420 marker420
4295.5 H
/ 294.5 "STATIC SWITCH 1 SWITCHED ON” E 34 marker25
4295.6 H
/ 294.6 "STATIC SWITCH 2 SWITCHED ON” E 36 marker26
4295.7 / 294.7 L "Q4 BYPASS 1 SWITCHED OFF" E 23
marker20
H "Q4 BYPASS 1 SWITCHED ON" E 22
4295.8 / 294.8 L "Q5 BYPASS 2 SWITCHED OFF" E 25
marker21
H "Q5 BYPASS 2 SWITCHED ON" E 24
4295.9 / 294.9 L "GENERAL FAILURE ACKNOWLEDGED" E 48
marker98
H "GENERAL FAILURE" E 47
4295.10 / 294.10 L "MAINS 1 OUT OF TOLERANCE" E 2
marker15
H "MAINS 1 IN TOLERANCE" E 1
4295.11 / 294.11 L "MAINS 2 OUT OF TOLERANCE" E 4
marker16
H "MAINS 2 IN TOLERANCE" E 3
H "FAILURE POWER SUPPLY" * 422 marker422
4295.12 / 294.12 H OR "FAILURE POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT
BREAKER TRIPPED" * 429 marker429
4295.13 / 294.13 H "REDUNDANCY ERROR" * 401 marker401
H OR "STATUS ERROR” * 404 marker404
4295.14 / 294.14 H "SS1 LOAD > 100%" I1222 thres35
H OR "SS2 LOAD > 100%” I1228 thres38
4295.15 / 294.15 H "SS1 LOAD > 120%" I1224 thres36
H OR "SS2 LOAD > 120%” I1230 thres39
Event Word 2
MODBUS ADDRESS
H Event
APOMON / Other
L
Event Text Number
Internal Bit