
AN00174-001 Modbus TCP Fieldbus Option for MotiFlex e100.doc
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There are 1000 NetData channels available (0 to 999). We will start our mappings from
Channel 1…
Click on ‘OK’. WorkBench will now update the list of Receive and Transmit Process Data items…
Repeat this process adding three more channels of NetData (Channels 2 to 4) to the Receive
Process Data.
The order of these entries is important. The first item in the list will correspond to the lowest
register address in the Read Process data area (0000 hex).
NetData is a 32-bit value so each NetData object will consume two 16-bit registers. How this
data is encoded is down to the Modbus/TCP client (e.g. the PLC). The client can load these
registers in a number of different formats (e.g. LONG, FLOAT).
The read the correct data values on the drive (and NextMove e100 once the data is mapped
onwards) you must be aware of the data format used by the client. We will illustrate this
further later in the Application Note.
The Up/Down arrows to the right of the mapped Process Data list allow you to modify the
order of the configured Process data if necessary.
Double-click the Transmit icon to configure the Process Data the PLC is going to read from the
drive. Repeat a similar process to that used to configure the receive data. Add two further
NetData objects (channels 3 and 4).
Your dialog should look like this:
Again the order of the Transmit data is important. NetData
Channel 3 will map to the first Modbus register in the Write
Process data area (0100 hex).
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