Modbus Installation - Danfoss EKE Installation Manual

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Modbus installation

For the Modbus cable, it is best to use 24 AWG shielded twisted-pair cable with a shunt capacitance
of 16 pF/ft and 100Ω impedance.
The controller provides an insulated RS485 communication interface which is connected to the
RS485 terminals (see connection overview).
The max. permissible number of devices simultaneously connected to RS485 cable output is 32.
The RS485 cable is of impedance 120 Ω with maximum length of 1000 m.
Terminal resistors 120 Ω for terminal devices are recommended at both ends.
The EKE communication frequency (baud rate) can be one of the following: 9600, 19200 or 38400
baud, default 19200 8E1.
The default unit address is 1.
For detailed info on Modbus PNU, check EKE 100 manuals
Manual resetting Modbus address:
1. Remove Supply power from EKE 100
2. Connect terminal BAT+ to +5V
3. Connect EKE 100 to power
4. Now Modbus communication options are reset to factory default(Address 1, 19200 baud, mode 8E1)
Signal Sharing
Power and backup supply sharing
• 1 EKE 100 and 1 EKE 2U can share power supply(AC or DC)
• 2 EKE 100 and 1 EKE 2U can share power supply only with DC
Pressure sensor sharing
• Physical sharing is allowed if used within the same controller and not allowed if 2 or more
controllers are used for sharing.
• Modbus sharing is allowed with more than 1 controller.
• Software sharing is allowed within one controller by selecting option Common.
Temperature sensor sharing
• Physical sharing is not allowed.
• Modbus sharing is allowed with more than 1 controller.
• Software sharing is allowed within one controller by selecting option Common.
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