WAGO I/O-SYSTEM 750 Manual page 199

WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750
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750-644 Bluetooth RF-Transceiver
In addition, some fields have parameters that cannot be written (e.g. local MAC
address). These fields are also not accepted by the 750-644 I/O module during a
write operation. If the 750-644 I/O module should be configured when writing the
extended register structure, we recommend the following procedure:
• Reading the structure from the 750-644 I/O module
• Making the desired changes in the respective fields
• Writing the modified structure to the 750-644 I/O module
Offset Register
(byte) No.
0 0 ... 2
12 3
16 4
20 5 ... 7
32 8
36 9 ... 12
52 13, 14
Manual
Version 2.0.0, valid from FW/HW Version 03/03
Length Data Type Definition
(bytes)
9 Device status:
Byte 1 local status
Byte 2 status of master, slave 0
Byte 3 status of slave 1,2
Byte 4 status of slave 3,4
Byte 5 status of slave 5,6
Byte 6 status of remote device
Byte 7 status of remote device
Byte 8 status of remote device
Byte 9 status of remote device
1 Version of main configuration
2 Version of the subconfiguration
4 Configuration key
1 Process image size
1 Size and type of the Mailbox
interface
1 Reserved
1 Wireless technology
6 Local MAC address
1 Profiles supported
1 Local device role
1 ID of the communication profile
3 Reserved
1 WAGO device class
1 WAGO device subclass
1 Encryption mode
1 Use "Link Key"
16 Local device name
8 Reserved
Description
Local status:
0 if all configured, but at least one 750-644 I/O module
is connected. Otherwise always 1.
Status of master, slaves or external devices
device:
0 – not connected
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0,1 1 – connection established
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2,3 2 – connection
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4,5 3 – device has been "parked"
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6,7
Version of the configuration (see appendix "Reading
the Host Firmware Version")
Identification of the configuration must have the value
0x1E55F15E.
Size of the I/O module process image in bytes.
Bit 0 ... 14: Size of the Mailbox.
Bit 15: Must have value "1" (Mailbox type can be
"faded in")
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1 – Bluetooth
Local address of the 750-644 I/O module, LSB first
(see appendix "Reading a Local MAC ID").
Bit field for the supported profiles; the individual
values are linked binarily using OR:
1 – Proprietary real-time profile
2 – SPP
See appendix "Reading the Role of the Local Device"
and "Setting the Role of the Local Device".
See appendix "Reading the Local Operating Mode"
and "Setting the Local Operating Mode".
See appendix "Reading the Local WAGO Device
Class" and "Writing the Local WAGO Device Class".
See appendix "Reading the Local WAGO Device
Class" and "Writing the Local WAGO Device Class".
See appendix "Reading the Local Encryption Mode"
and "Setting the Local Encryption Mode".
0 – No authentication or
PIN 1 – Authentication with "Link Key". See appendix
"Reading the Local Authentication Mode" and "Setting
the Local Authentication Mode".
See appendix "Reading Local Device Names" and
"Writing Local Device Names".
Appendix 199
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, 4 bits per