Instruction Manual

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LYNX
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System Instructions
ADVANCED OPERATOR INTERFACE PANEL MODBUS PROGRAMMING
Name R/W Modbus Table Type Address Notes/Units
OI Level
OI Name
R Input 0-63 64 unicode charcters
# of active lines
R Input 64
LINE 1 NAME
LINE 2 NAME
LINE 3 NAME
LINE 4 NAME
LINE 5 NAME
LINE 6 NAME
LINE 7 NAME
LINE 8 NAME
LINE 9 NAME
LINE 10 NAME
LINE 11 NAME
LINE 12 NAME
LINE 13 NAME
LINE 14 NAME
LINE 15 NAME
LINE 16 NAME
R Input
65-96
97-128
129-160
161-192
193-224
225-256
257-288
289-320
321-352
353-384
385-416
417-448
449-480
481-512
513-544
545-576
32 chars * 16 lines. Line name corre-
sponds to each of the lines setup in the
facility layout. A line can contain any
number of strings and Zones that were
identified in the initial line setup.
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 1
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 2
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 3
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 4
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 5
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 6
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 7
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 8
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 9
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 10
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 11
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 12
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 13
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 14
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 15
NUMBER OF ZONES ON LINE 16
R Input
577
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
590
591
592
Line Alarm States R Input
593
Alarms based on Lines 1 – 16(bits)
Used to determine if a line is an
Alarmed state per line (bit)
String Alarm States R Input
594
Alarms based on Strings 1—16(bits)
Used to determine if a string is an
Alarmed state per line (bit)
Master Alarm State R Discrete Input
0
Global Enable Idle Mode R/W Coil
0
Always 0, write 1 to enable all zone's
Idle Mode
Global Disable Idle Mode R/W Coil
1
Always 0, write 1 to disable all zone's
Idle Mode
OPERATOR INTERFACE PANEL COMMUNICATIONS
Remote communication to the Operator Interface Panel is possible using Modbus TCP/IP communications via IEEE 802.3. The default access port is
port 502 specifically for Modbus/Register commands. Please refer to the network IP address generated in the network settings of the Operator Interface
Panel. The IP Address is generated when the Panel connects to a wired network, WIFI, or is assigned manually.
The network IP Address and port number will be used as a gateway to access the registry for editing the Modbus of the Operator Interface Panel.
TABLE 11: OPERATOR INTERFACE OI LEVEL MODBUS TABLE