ABB RELION REM611 Modbus Point List Manual

ABB RELION REM611 Modbus Point List Manual

Motor protection and control
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RELION® 611 SERIES
Motor Protection and Control
REM611
Modbus Point List Manual

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Summarization of Contents

Section 1 Introduction
This manual
Describes the purpose and scope of the point list manual.
Intended audience
Identifies the target readers and necessary knowledge for this manual.
Product documentation
Lists related documents and their intended use throughout product lifecycles.
Document revision history
Details the changes made to the document across different versions.
Related documentation
Lists other relevant manuals and documents for the product.
Symbols and conventions
Explains the meaning of symbols, icons, and document conventions used.
Functions, codes and symbols
Details the protection functions, their codes, and related symbols.
Section 2 Modbus data mappings
Overview
Describes the scope and applicability of Modbus data points and structures.
Supported functions in REM611
Lists the Modbus-supported functions available in the REM611 device.
Indications
Explains the structure of indication tables and provides column definitions.
Premapped indications
Details specific common data points and indications mapped to Modbus.
Registers
Introduces the section detailing Modbus registers and their explanations.
Premapped registers
Details common registers and specific register mappings for the device.
System status registers
Covers various system status registers (SSR1-SSR6) for device health and state.
System register values and resets
Details system register values and information on IED reset events.
User-definable data
Covers user-definable bits and registers available for configuration.
Unmapped registers and controls
Explains unmapped registers and control points and their configuration.
Controls
Introduces control functions, including reset, acknowledge, and specific command points.

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