ICC XLTR-1000 Instruction Manual page 74

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Where are the monitor and command values?
Database
Address
0 & 1
Output Frequency
(Analog Input 1)
2 & 3
4 & 5
Output Current
(Analog Input 2)
6 & 7
8 & 9
Output Voltage
(Analog Input 3)
10 & 11
Running
(Binary Input 1)
Forward/Stop
12
(Binary Input 2)
Reverse/Stop
(Binary Input 3)
13..15
16 & 17
Frequency Command
(Analog Output 2)
18 & 19
Command Forward/Stop
(Binary Output 2)
20
Command Reverse/Stop
(Binary Output 3)
Note that the database is assumed to be little endian in this example. Also note
that the bit-access variables (Running, Command Forward/Stop, etc.) can be
simultaneously accessed from the Modbus network as either bits within a
register, or as individual discretes (refer to section 9.9.2.3).
N2 Object
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Modbus Discrete / Register
Register 1 – lower 16 bits
Register 2 – upper 16 bits
Register 3 – lower 16 bits
Register 4 – upper 16 bits
Register 5 – lower 16 bits
Register 6 – upper 16 bits
Discrete 97 / Register 7 – bit 0
Discrete 98 / Register 7 – bit 1
Discrete 99 / Register 7 – bit 2
Unused
Register 9 – Lower 16 bits
Register 10 – Upper 16 bits
Discrete 161 / Register 11 – bit 0
Discrete 162 / Register 11 – bit 1