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Appendix A - Modbus Communication Port Setting
Table A8. Historical Trip/Major Alarm Time.
Register Format
R/W Descriptions
408193
Encoded
R/W
408194
Unsigned32
R
408196
Unsigned32
R
408198
Unsigned32
R/W
408200
Unsigned32
R
408202
Unsigned32
R
408204
Date/Time
R
408212
Encoded
R
408213
B15-B00
R
408214
B31-B16
R
408215
Encoded
R
408217
Unsigned32
R
408219
Unsigned32
R
408221
Unsigned32
R
408223
Unsigned32
R
408225
Unsigned32
R
408227
Unsigned32
R
408229
Unsigned16
R
408230
Unsigned16
R
408231
Unsigned16
R
408232
Unsigned16
R
408233
Unsigned16
R
408234
Unsigned16
R
408235
Signed32
R
408237
Signed32
R
408239
Unsigned32
R
408241
Signed32
R
408243
Signed32
R
408245
Unsigned32
R
408247
Singed16
R
408248
Unsigned16
R
408249
Singed16
R
408250
Unsigned16
R
408251
B31-B00
R
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Units
Event Type:
Trip = 80FF
16
Alarm = 81FF
16
Earliest Event ID
Latest Event ID
Requested Event ID
Previous Event ID
Next Event ID
Date/Time
Format of Data:
Trip = 0004
,
16
Major Alarm = 0005
16
Object Validity Bits
Object Validity Bits
Status Cause (Primary,
Secondary, cause)
IA
A
IB
A
IC
A
IN
A
IG Source
A
IG Residual
A
VAB
V
VBC
V
VCA
V
VAN
V
VBN
V
VCN
V
Real 3 Phase Power
W
Reactive 3 Phase Power
VAR
Apparent 3 Phase Power
VA
Real 3 Phase Power Demand
W
Reactive 3 Phase Power Demand VAR
Apparent 3 Phase Power
VA
Demand
Device Temperature
1/10 °C
Frequency
1/10 Hz
Apparent Power Factor
1/100 pf
Operations Count
Binary Status with Validity Bits
Table A9. Major Alarm Event.
Register Format
R/W
408193
Encoded
R/W
408194
Unsigned32
R
408196
Unsigned32
R
408198
Unsigned32
R/W
408200
Unsigned32
R
408202
Unsigned32
R
408204
Date/Time
R
408212
Encoded
R
408213
B0
R
408214
Encoded
R
A.3.5 Block of Registers
A block of registers can be established in trip unit to remap
the data object registers. The block of registers is stored
in non-volatile memory. Function code 16 is used to load
the object assignments for the block of registers. The
block assignments are stored beginning at 401001/420481
(0x03E8/0x5000). Only the first data object register address is
assigned within the block of registers. For example, although
data object IA occupies register 0x1202 and 0x1203, only
register 0x1202 is loaded into the block of assignment
registers. Verification of this block of assignment registers
can be read from trip unit with a function code 03 or 04 from
these 401001/420481 (0x03E8/0x5000) registers.
Data pertaining to the objects configured in the block of
assignment registers is mapped into registers starting
at 401201/420737 (0x04B0/0x5100) and continuing in
successive order for each object assigned. The number
of objects and their placement order in this data block of
registers is dependent on the configuration of the block
of assignment registers. The total number of data block of
registers is limited to 100.
The data can be obtained from the data block of registers by
a read function code 03 or 04. The address of the starting
object must be aligned with a starting address of an object
within the data block of registers. The number of registers to
obtain must align with an ending address of an object within
the data block of registers.
Descriptions
Units
Event type: Alarm = 81FF
16
Earliest Event ID
Latest Event ID
Requested Event ID
Previous Event ID
Next Event ID
Date/Time
Format of Data:
Minor Alarm = 0006
16
Object Validity Bits
Status Cause (Primary, Secondary,
Cause)

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