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The address blinks and the slave profile is displayed.
888
↵
Only for slaves in accordance with extended AS-i specification V2.1
(4-digit code display):
Select EDIT level.
Select a new value for ID1 if desired.
The value for ID1 blinks in the main display window.
888
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Transfer the new value to the slave.
NOTICE
The slave profile is used for identification of module types. It consists of an I / O code and
an ID code. Modules in accordance with extended AS-i specification V2.1 also include an
ID1 code and an ID2 code. The ID1 code can be changed (see instructions for the
respective module). The other codes are permanently programmed in the module.
Data
data: Reading and writing slave data display mode
One of two different display types can be selected:
direct: Display raw slave data.
s. h . i . f . t . 3 : Representation in "S7 mode".
Periods are displayed between the characters.
Data from the slave is multiplied by 8, data to the slave is divided by 8.
Selecting a display mode
↵
EDIT: Activate the settings menu.
Switch back and forth between dirEct and S. h . i . F . t . 3
↵
Acknowledge your selection.
The peripheral fault flag is indicated by means of a blinking PFF segment in the header
of the display.
Data
data: Reading and writing slave data
↵
search: Find all slave addresses on the bus.
Select a slave (does not apply if addressing plug is used).
4 different displays can be selected:
888
data / 4321b: Assignment of binary inputs and outputs to the display
Binary inputs: 0001b (read-only binary values)
Binary outputs: --00b (no out, if there are no outputs)
Non-existent inputs and outputs appear as "—".
Input data is continuously updated.
Analog inputs: Ch inP (channel input)
Analog outputs: no inp (no channel input)
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