MODBUS LITE V5.01 parameter specification
Table Of Contents
- 1 Frame protocol
 - 2 Holding Register
- 2.1 Overview
 - 2.2 Reset
 - 2.3 Default set value
 - 2.4 Password
 - 2.5 Control default setting
 - 2.6 Control customer setting
 - 2.7 Operating hours counter
 - 2.8 Operating minutes counter
 - 2.9 Fan address
 - 2.10 Source set value
 - 2.11 Preferred running direction
 - 2.12 Save set value
 - 2.13 Internal parameter set
 - 2.14 Control mode
 - 2.15 Control parameters
 - 2.16 Maximum modulation level
 - 2.17 Minimum modulation level
 - 2.18 Enable motor stop
 - 2.19 Set value (EEPROM)
 - 2.20 Starting modulation level
 - 2.21 Maximum permissible modulation level
 - 2.22 Minimum permissible modulation level
 - 2.23 Maximum speed
 - 2.24 Maximum permissible speed
 - 2.25 Ramp-up curve / ramp-down curve
 - 2.26 Limit speed
 - 2.27 Potentiometer characteristic
 - 2.28 Control limitation
 - 2.29 Maximum power
 - 2.30 Maximum coil current
 - 2.31 Limiting speed for running monitor
 - 2.32 Interface settings
 - 2.33 Shedding function
 - 2.34 Relay dropout delay
 - 2.35 Fail safe function on/off
 - 2.36 Fail safe function set value
 - 2.37 Fail safe function time lag
 - 2.38 Fail safe function running direction
 - 2.39 Potentiometer characteristic limiting value for cable break
 - 2.40 Sensor
 - 2.41 Customer data
 - 2.42 Error history
 - 2.43 Reference value of DC-link voltage
 - 2.44 Reference value of DC-link current
 - 2.45 Production data
 
 - 3 Input Register
- 3.1 Overview
 - 3.2 Identification
 - 3.3 Maximum number of bytes
 - 3.4 Software name of bus controller
 - 3.5 Software version of bus controller
 - 3.6 Software name of commutation controller
 - 3.7 Software version of commutation controller
 - 3.8 Actual speed
 - 3.9 Motor status
 - 3.10 Warning
 - 3.11 DC-link voltage
 - 3.12 DC-link current
 - 3.13 Module temperature
 - 3.14 Motor temperature
 - 3.15 Interior electronics temperature
 - 3.16 Current direction of rotation
 - 3.17 Current modulation level
 - 3.18 Current set value
 - 3.19 Sensor actual values
 - 3.20 Current parameter set
 - 3.21 Current power
 
 
MODBUS parameters "ebm-papst series 84 / 112 / 150 / 200" 
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Form 1003 
2.33  Shedding function 
Address of shedding function    : D150 
Write authorisation        : ebm-papst, customer 
Address for maximum starting modulation level  : D151 
Write authorisation        : ebm-papst 
Address for number of startup attempts   : D152 
Write authorisation        : ebm-papst, customer 
Encoding: 
a) Shedding function 
Value 
Shedding function 
0 
Inactive 
1 
Active 
The MSB is of no relevance! 
Permitted value range: 0 to 1 
b) Maximum starting modulation level 
%100
256
[%] 
bytes Data
level modulation  startingMax.
The MSB is of no relevance! 
c) Number of startup attempts 
bytes Dataattempts  startupof Number 
The MSB is of no relevance! 
Function: 
The shedding function is intended to enable a fan with fan blades that have frozen into place to shed the 
motor free by attempting to start the fan in both directions in alternation; during this process, the modulation 
level is increased during each attempt. 
The first attempt begins with the value specified under starting modulation level (see 2.20 Starting modulation 
level) and the desired direction of rotation. If this does not succeed in getting the fan rotating, during each 
additional attempt, the direction of rotation is reversed and the starting modulation level is increased by 5%, to 
a value no higher than that specified in "Maximum starting modulation level". At the same time, a shedding 
function warning is generated (see 3.10 Warning). 










