Fronius Implementation Guide Gateway Modbus UDP extended Operating Instruction [EN]

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Implementation Guide Gateway Modbus UDP extended
Operating Instructions
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42,0410,1536 010-05022013
Introduction
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Table of Contents
Ethernet......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Hardware.................................................................................................................................................. 2
Protocol .................................................................................................................................................... 2
Modbus ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
Protocol description.................................................................................................................................. 3
Data encoding .......................................................................................................................................... 3
Application Data Unit (ADU) ..................................................................................................................... 4
Modbus Functions ......................................................................................................................................... 5
03 (0x03) Read Holding Registers ........................................................................................................... 5
06 (0x06) Write Single Registers ............................................................................................................. 6
16 (0x10) Write Multiple Registers ........................................................................................................... 7
23 (0x17) Read/Write Multiple registers ................................................................................................... 8
100 (0x64) Configure Streaming Data ...................................................................................................... 9
101 (0x65) Action Streaming Data ......................................................................................................... 10
102 (0x66) Streaming Data ..................................................................................................................... 11
Exception codes .......................................................................................................................................... 13
Code 0x01 - Illegal Function .................................................................................................................. 13
Code 0x02 - Illegal Data Address .......................................................................................................... 13
Code 0x03 - Illegal Data Value ............................................................................................................... 13
Code 0x04 - Slave Device Failure .......................................................................................................... 13
Code 0x06 - Slave Device Busy ............................................................................................................ 13
Timeout Lifecycle ........................................................................................................................................ 14
General .................................................................................................................................................. 14
Client ...................................................................................................................................................... 14
Server .................................................................................................................................................... 14
Modbus UDP - Process image for MIG/MAG standard synergic, MIG/MAG pulse synergic and CMT ....... 15
Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 - 0xF0FF)......................................................... 15
Process data from power source to controller (0xF100 - 0xF1FF)......................................................... 16
Modbus UDP - Process image for TIG........................................................................................................ 18
Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 - 0xF0FF)......................................................... 18
Process data from power source to controller (0xF100 – 0xF1FF) ........................................................ 19
Modbus UDP - Process image for CC/CV .................................................................................................. 21
Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 – 0xF0FF) ....................................................... 21
Process data from power source to controller (0xF100 – 0xF1FF) ........................................................ 22
Modbus UDP - Process image for MIG/MAG standard manual .................................................................. 23
Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 – 0xF0FF) ....................................................... 23
Process data from power source to controller (0xF100 – 0xF1FF) ........................................................ 24
Special data ................................................................................................................................................. 26
Generic .................................................................................................................................................. 26
MIG/MAG ............................................................................................................................................... 28
Manually ................................................................................................................................................. 29
CC/CV-mode .......................................................................................................................................... 29
Stick (Rod electrode welding / MMA) ..................................................................................................... 29
TIG ......................................................................................................................................................... 30
Real Values ............................................................................................................................................ 31
Limits ...................................................................................................................................................... 31
Special process: MIG/MAG manual standard ........................................................................................32
Special process: MIG/MAG manual pulse.............................................................................................. 32
Pilot Plasma ........................................................................................................................................... 33
TAG Table ................................................................................................................................................... 34
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Ethernet
Hardware
Protocol
- Data transfer rate 10 Mbaud
- Ethernet connector RJ45 / IP67 VarioSub (Phoenix Contact)
- Standard Ethernet cable (Twisted Pair, shielded)
Modbus UDP (Modbus Application Protocol Specification V1.1) One Modbus transaction is defined.
Adjustable UDP-Port (Factory setting is Port 502)
Public defined Modbus function 03 (0x03) Read Holding Registers
Public defined Modbus function 06 (0x06) Write Single Register
Public defined Modbus function 16 (0x10) Write Multiple Register
Public defined Modbus function 23 (0x17) Read/Write Multiple Register
User defined Modbus function 100 (0x64) Configure Streaming Data
User defined Modbus function 101 (0x65) Action Streaming Data
User defined Modbus function 102 (0x66) Streaming Data
Process data exchange between controller and power source:
- Function 23 (0x17) - Read/Write Multiple Register (0xF100-0xF0110 / 0xF000­0xF00E)
- Function 03 (0x03) – Read Holding Register (0xF100-0xF110)
- Function 06 (0x06) – Write Single Register (0xF000-0xF00E)
- Function 16 (0x10) – Write Multiple Register (0xF000-0xF00E)
Special Data, which not defined in the process image:
- Function 03 (0x03) - Read Holding Register (0xE000-0xE0C5). It is limited to read one register.
- Function 06 (0x06) – Write Single Register (0xE000-0xE0C5)
- Function 16 (0x10) – Write Multiple Register (0xE000-0xE0C5)
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Modbus
Protocol descrip­tion
The MODBUS application data unit is built by the client that initiates a MODBUS transac­tion. The function indicates to the server what kind of action to perform. The MODBUS application protocol establishes the format of a request initiated by a client.
The function code field of a MODBUS data unit is coded in one byte. Valid codes are in the range of 1 ... 255 decimal (128 – 255 reserved for exception responses). When a message is sent from a Client to a Server device the function code field tells the server what kind of action to perform.
Sub-function codes are added to some function codes to define multiple actions.
The data field of messages sent from a client to server devices contains additional information that the server uses to take the action defined by the function code. This can include items like discrete and register addresses, the quantity of items to be handled, and the count of actual data bytes in the field.
The data field may be nonexistent (of zero length) in certain kinds request, in this case the server does not require any additional information. The function code alone specifies the action.
If no error occurs related to the MODBUS function requested in a properly received MODBUS ADU the data field of a response from a server to a client contains the data requested. If an error related to the MODBUS function requested occurs, the field contains an exception code that the server application can use to determine the next action to be taken.
For example a client can read the ON / OFF states of a group of discrete outputs or inputs or it can read/write the data contents of a group of registers.
When the server responds to the client, it uses the function code field to indicate either a normal (error-free) response or that some kind of error occurred (called an exception response). For a normal response, the server simply echoes the original function code.
Data encoding MODBUS uses a ‘big-Endian’ representation for addresses and data items. This means
that when a numerical quantity larger than a single byte is transmitted, the most signifi­cant byte is sent first.
Register size Value 16 Bit 0x1234 the first byte sent is 0x12 then 0x34
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Application Data Unit (ADU)
This section describes the encapsulation of a MODBUS request or response when it is carried on a MODBUS UDP network.
MPAP Header Function code Data
MPAP Header description:
Transactions Identifier
It is used for transaction pairing, the MODBUS server copies in the response the trans­action identifier of the request.
Length: 2 Byte Description: Identification of a MODBUS Request / Response transaction Client: Initialized by the client Server: Recopied by the server from the received request
Protocol Identifier
It is used for intra-system multiplexing. The MODBUS protocol is identified by the value
0.
Length: 2 Byte Description: 0 = Modbus protocol Client: Initialized by the client Server: Recopied by the server from the received request
Length
The length field is a byte count of the following field, including the Unit Identifier, Function code and the data field.
Length: 2 Byte Description: Number of following bytes Client: Initialized by the client Server: -
Unit Identifier
This field is used for intra-system routing purpose. It is typically used to communicate to a MODBUS or MODBUS+ serial line slave through a gateway between an Ethernet network and a MODBUS serial line. This field is set by the MODBUS Client in the re­quest and must be returned with the same value in the response by the server.
Length: 1Byte Description: Identification of a remote slave connected on a serial line or on other
buses Client: Initialized by the client Server: Recopied by the server from the received request
Important! All MODBUS/UDP ADU are sent via UDP on registered port 502.
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Modbus Functions
03 (0x03) Read Holding Regis­ters
This function code is used to read the contents of a contiguous block of holding registers in a remote device. In the Special Data area this contiguous block is limited from 1-4 registers. The request PDU specifies the starting register address and the number of registers. In the PDU registers are addressed starting at zero. Therefore registers numbered 1-16 are addressed as 0-15. The register data in the response message are packed as two bytes per register, with the binary contents right justified within each byte. For each register, the first byte con­tains the high order bits and the second contains the low order bits.
Request
Function code 1 Byte 0x03
Starting Address 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Quantity of Registers 2 Bytes 1 to 125 (0x7D)
Response
Function code 1 Byte 0x03
Byte count 1 Byte 2 x N*
Register value N* x 2 Bytes -
N* = Quantity of Register
Error
Error code 1 Byte 0x83
Exception code 1 Byte 01 or 02 or 03 or 04
Example
Here is an example of a request to read registers 0xE011 (Gas preflow).
Request
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 06
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 03
Starting Address Hi E0
Starting Address Lo 11
No. of Registers Hi 00
No. of Registers Lo 01
Response
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 05
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 03
Byte Count 02
Register value Hi (108) 08
Register value Lo (108) 98
The contents of register 0xE011 (Gas preflow) are shown as the two byte values of 08 98 hex, or 2200 decimal.
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06 (0x06) Write Single Registers
This function code is used to write a single holding register in a remote device. The request PDU specifies the address of the register to be written. Registers are addressed starting at zero. Therefore register numbered 1 is addressed as 0. The normal response is an echo of the request, returned after the register contents have been written.
Request
Function code 1 Byte 0x06
Register Address 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Register Value 2 Bytes 0x0000 or 0xFFFF
Response
Function code 1 Byte 0x06
Register Address 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Register Value 2 Bytes 0x0000 or 0xFFFF
Error
Error code 1 Byte 0x86
Exception code 1 Byte 01 or 02 or 03 or 04
Example
Here is an example of a request to write register 0xE011 (Gas preflow) with the value 0x898 (decimal 2200):
Request
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 06
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 06
Register Address Hi E0
Register Address Lo 11
Register Value Hi 08
Register Value Lo 98
Response
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 06
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 06
Register Address Hi E0
Register Address Lo 11
Register Value Hi 08
Register Value Lo 98
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16 (0x10) Write Multiple Regis­ters
This function code is used to write a block of contiguous registers (1 to 20 registers) in a remote device. The requested written values are specified in the request data field. Data is packed as two bytes per register. The normal response returns the function code, starting address and quantity of registers written.
Request
Function code 1 Byte 0x10
Starting Address 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Quantity of Registers 2 Bytes 0x0001 or 0x0078
Byte Count 1 Byte 2 x N*
Register Values N* x 2 Bytes Value
N* = Quantity to Write
Response
Function code 1 Byte 0x10
Starting Address 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Quantity of Registers 2 Bytes 1 to 123 (0x7B)
Error
Error code 1 Byte 0x90
Exception code 1 Byte 01 or 02 or 03 or 04
Example
Here is an example of a request to write two registers (0xF00B – 0xF00C)
Request
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo ??
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 10
Starting Address Hi F0
Starting Address Lo 0B
Quantity of Registers Hi 00
Quantity of Registers Lo 02
Response
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 06
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 10
Starting Address Hi F0
Starting Address Lo 0B
Quantity of Registers Hi 00
Quantity of Registers Lo 02
Byte Count 04
Register Value Hi 7F
Register Value Lo FF
Register Value Hi 7F
Register Value Lo FF
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23 (0x17) Read/ Write Multiple registers
This function code performs a combination of one read operation and one write operati­on in a single MODBUS transaction. The write operation is performed before the read. Holding registers are addressed starting at zero. Therefore holding registers 1-16 are addressed in the PDU as 0-15. The request PDU specifies the starting address and number of holding registers to be read as well as the starting address, number of holding registers, and the data to be written. The byte count specifies the number of bytes to follow in the write data field. The normal response contains the data from the group of registers that were read. The byte count field specifies the quantity of bytes to follow in the read data field.
Request
Function code 1 Byte 0x17
Read Starting Address 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Quantity to Read 2 Bytes 0x0001 to approx.0x0076
Write Starting Address 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Quantity to Write 2 Bytes 0x0001 to approx. 0X0076
Write Byte Count 1 Byte 2 x N*
Write Registers Value N* x 2 Bytes
N* = Quantity to Write
Response
Function code 1 Byte 0x17
Byte Count 1 Byte 2 x N'*
Read Registers value N'* x 2 Bytes
N* = Quantity to Read
Error
Error code 1 Byte 0x97
Exception code 1 Byte 01 or 02 or 03 or 04
Example
Here is an example of a request to read six registers and to write three registers:
Request
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 11
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 17
Read Starting Address Hi F1
Read Starting Address Lo 00
Quantity to Read Hi 00
Field Name (Hex)
Write Starting Address Hi F0
Write Starting address Lo 00
Quantity to Write Hi 00
Quantity to Write Lo 03
Write Byte Count 06
Write Registers Value Hi 01
Write Registers Value Lo FA
Write Registers Value Hi 02
Write Registers Value Lo FB
Write Registers Value Hi 03
Write Registers Value Lo FC
Quantity to Read Lo 06
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Write Multiple registers
(continued)
Response23 (0x17) Read/
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 0F
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 17
Byte Count 0C
Read Registers value Hi 00
Read Registers value Lo FE
Field Name (Hex)
Read Registers value Hi 0A
Read Registers value Lo CD
Read Registers value Hi 00
Read Registers value Lo 01
Read Registers value Hi 00
Read Registers value Lo 03
Read Registers value Hi 00
Read Registers value Lo 0D
Read Registers value Hi 00
Read Registers value Lo FF
100 (0x64) Confi­gure Streaming Data
This function code is used to configure the data in the streaming frame. This frame will be sent without a request from the client (or master). The request PDU specifies the IP-address and the port number of the client, the strea­ming frequency and the addresses of the register. The port number 15000 and 15001 are reserved for Fronius Applications. The normal response is an echo of the request.
Request
Function code 1 Byte 0x64
IP Address Hi Word 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
IP Address Lo Word 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Port number 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Frequency 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Number of register 1 Byte 0x00 to 0xFF
Register Address N* x 2 Bytes
N* = Quantity of Register
Response
Function code 1 Byte 0x64
IP Address Hi Word 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
IP Address Lo Word 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Port number 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Frequency 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Number of register 1 Byte 0x00 to 0xFF
Register Address N* x 2 Bytes
N* = Quantity of Register
Error
Error code 1 Byte 0xE5
Exception code 1 Byte 01 or 02 or 03 or 04
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100 (0x64) Confi­gure Streaming Data
(continued)
Example
Here is an example of a request to configure the streaming data. IP-Address: 192.168.0.2 Port number: 500 Frequency: 20 Hz Address 1: 0xE070 Address 2: 0xE071 Address 3: 0xE068
Request
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 0F
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 64
IP Address Hi Word Hi C0
IP Address Hi Word Lo A8
IP Address Lo Word Hi 00
IP Address Lo Word Lo 02
Port number Hi 01
Port number Lo E4
Frequency Hi 00
Frequency Lo 14
Number of register 03
Registers Value Hi E0
Registers Value Lo 70
Registers Value Hi E0
Registers Value Lo 71
Registers Value Hi E0
Registers Value Lo 68
Response
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 0F
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 64
IP Address Hi Word Hi C0
IP Address Hi Word Lo A8
IP Address Lo Word Hi 00
IP Address Lo Word Lo 02
Port number Hi 01
Port number Lo E4
Frequency Hi 00
Frequency Lo 14
Number of register 03
Registers Value Hi E0
Registers Value Lo 70
Registers Value Hi E0
Registers Value Lo 71
Registers Value Hi E0
Registers Value Lo 68
101 (0x65) Action Streaming Data
This function code is used to start and stop the streaming frame without a request from the client (or master). The request PDU specifies the start (0x01) or stop (0x00) of the streaming frame. The normal response is an echo of the request.
Request
Function code 1 Byte 0x65
Action 1 Bytes Bit 0…0 (Stop streaming)
Bit 0…1 (Start streaming)
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101 (0x65) Action Streaming Data
(continued)
Response
Function code 1 Byte 0x65
Action 1 Bytes Bit 0…0 (Stop streaming)
Bit 0…1 (Start streaming)
Error
Error code 1 Byte 0xE5
Exception code 1 Byte 01 or 04 or 10
Example
Here is an example of a request to start the streaming data.
102 (0x66) Strea­ming Data
Request
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 03
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 65
Action streaming data 01
Response
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 00
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 03
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 65
Action streaming data 01
This function will be send from the server without a request from the client. The Transaction Identifier will be incremented every cycle by the server. The Protocol Identifier is the Protocol Identifier from the function 100 (0x64) Configure Streaming Data. The Unit Identifier is the Unit Identifier from the function 100 (0x64) Configure Streaming Data.
Response
Function code 1 Byte 0x66
Frequency 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Timestamp in ms 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Number of registers 1 Byte 0x00 to 0xFF
Register address 1 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Register value 1 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Register address n 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
Register value n 2 Byte 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
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102 (0x66) Strea­ming Data
(continued)
Example
Here is an example of a response of the streaming data. Frequency: 20 Hz Timestamp: 1613 ms Nr. of register: 0x03 Address 1: 0xE070 Address 2: 0xE071 Address 3: 0xE068
Response
Field Name (Hex)
Transaction Identifier Hi 00
Transaction Identifier Lo 01
Protocol Identifier Hi 00
Protocol Identifier Lo 01
Length Hi 00
Length Lo 13
Unit Identifier 00
Function code 66
Frequency Hi 00
Frequency Lo 14
Timestamp Hi 06
Timestamp Lo 4D
Number of register 03
Field Name (Hex)
Register address 1 Hi E0
Register address 1 Lo 70
Register value 1 Hi 01
Register value 1 Lo FF
Register address 2 Hi E0
Register address 2 Lo 71
Register value 2 Hi 02
Register value 2 Lo FF
Register address 3 Hi E0
Register address 3 Lo 68
Register value 3 Hi 03
Register value 3 Lo FF
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Exception codes
Code 0x01 ­Illegal Function
Code 0x02 ­Illegal Data Address
Code 0x03 ­Illegal Data V alue
The function code received in the query is not an allowable action for the server (or slave). This may be because the function code is only applicable to newer devices, and was not implemented in the unit selected. It could also indicate that the server (or slave) is in the wrong state to process a request of this type, for example because it is unconfi­gured and is being asked to return register values.
The data address received in the query is not an allowable address for the server (or slave). More specifically, the combination of reference number and transfer length is invalid. For a controller with 100 registers, a request with offset 96 and length 4 would succeed, a request with offset 96 and length 5 will generate exception 02.
A value contained in the query data field is not an allowable value for server (or slave). This indicates a fault in the structure of the remainder of a complex request, such as that the implied length is incorrect. It specifically does NOT mean that a data item submitted for storage in a register has a value outside the expectation of the application program, since the MODBUS protocol is unaware of the significance of any particular value of any particular register.
Code 0x04 ­Slave Device Failure
Code 0x06 ­Slave Device Busy
An unrecoverable error occurred while the server was attempting to perform the reques­ted action. What is the reason for this error:
- License Gateway Level 1 (4,061,115) not installed in the power source
- Modbus protocol not activated (UniveralBusSteuerung -> Config)
- Wrong Firewall IP address Modbus
The server (or slave) is engaged in processing a long-duration command. The client (or master) should retransmit the message later when the server (or slave) is free.
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Timeout Lifecycle
General
Client
Server
Modbus UDP is a connectionless transport protocol. It provides no control mechanism when exchanging data between client and server. This results in a higher processing speed than, for example, TCP. Therefore the connection must be controlled by the client and the server.
In the process image 0xF000 (Bit 0-7) Control Flag Group 1 contents the signal Timeout Lifecycle. If the value is zero, there is no control of the communication active. A value between 1-255 means a timeout from 10ms - 2550ms. Every request of a Modbus function 23 (0x17) reset the lifecycle timer in the server. After a overrun of this lifecycle timer the power source stops immediately.
If the lifecycle time run over, in the process image 0xF100 Bit 1 Status Flag Group 1 the signal Modbus Timeout will be set. After a restart of the Modbus communication this flag is set as long, till the signal Source Error Reset will be set.
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Modbus UDP - Process image for MIG/MAG standard synergic, MIG/MAG pulse synergic and CMT
Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 - 0xF0FF)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF000 Control Flag Group 1
Bit 0 - 7 Timeout Lifecycle ms Byte 10 r/w Bit 8 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF001 Control Flag Group 2
Bit 0 Welding start - Boolean - r/w Bit 1 Robot ready - Boolean - r/w Bit 2 Source error reset - Boolean - r/w Bit 3 Gas test - Boolean - r/w Bit 4 Wire inching - Boolean - r/w Bit 5 Wire retract - Boolean - r/w Bit 6 Torch blow out - Boolean - r/w Bit 7 Welding simulation - Boolean - r/w Bit 8 Touch sensing - Boolean - r/w Bit 9 Master selectioin Twin - Boolean - r/w Bit 10 SFI disable - Boolean - r/w Bit 11 SynchroPuls disable - Boolean - r/w Bit 12 Pulse/Dynamik correction disable - Boolean - r/w Bit 13 Burn back correction disable - Boolean - r/w Bit 14 Power full range - Boolean - r/w Bit 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF002 Control Flag Group 3
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF003 Control Flag Group 4
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF004 Control Flag Group 5
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF005 Control Flag Group 6
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF006 Control Flag Group 7
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF007 Control Flag Group 8
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF008 Operating mode
0 MIG/MAG standard synergic welding - - - r/w 1 MIG/MAG pulse synergic welding - - - r/w 2 Job mode - - - r/w 3 Parameter selection internal - - - r/w 4 MIG/MAG standard manual welding - - - r/w 5 CC/CV - - - r/w 6 TIG welding - - - r/w 7 CMT - - - r/w 8 Special process: manual standard - - - r/w 9 Special process: manual pulse - - - r/w
0xF009 Job number - Byte - r/w
0xF00A Program number - Byte - r/w
0xF00B Power % - Word r/w
0xF00C Arc length correction % Word r/w
0xF00D Pulse/Dynamik correction % Byte r/w
0xF00E Burn back correction ms Byte r/w
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Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 - 0xF0FF)
(continued)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF00F Reserved - - - -
0xF010 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed actual value m/min Word - r/w
0xF011 External wirefeeder
Main error - Byte - r/w
0xF012 External wirefeeder
Sub error - Byte - r/w
0xF013 External wirefeeder
Bit 0 External wirefeeder enable - Boolean - r/w Bit 1 - 15 Reserved - - - -
Process data from power source to controller (0xF100
- 0xF1FF)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF100 Status Flag Group 1
Bit 0 Modbus timeout ms Boolean - r Bit 2 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF101 Status Flag Group 2
Bit 0 Communication ready - Boolean - r Bit 1 Power source ready - Boolean - r Bit 2 Arc stable - Boolean - r Bit 3 Process active - Boolean - r Bit 4 Main current signal - Boolean - r Bit 5 Torch collision protection - Boolean - r Bit 6 Wire stick control - Boolean - r Bit 7 Wire available - Boolean - r Bit 8 Shortcircuit timeout - Boolean - r Bit 9 Power out of range - Boolean - r Bit 10 Robot access - Boolean - r Bit 11 Data documentation ready - Boolean - r Bit 12 Limit signal - Boolean - r Bit 13-15 Reserved - Boolean - r
0xF102 Status Flag Group 3
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF103 Status Flag Group 4
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF104 Status Flag Group 5
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF105 Status Flag Group 6
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF106 Status Flag Group 7
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF107 Device SubError - Byte - r
0xF108 Main error number - Word - r
0xF109 Reserved - - - -
0xF10A Welding voltage actual value V Word - r
0xF10B Welding current actual value A Word - r
0xF10C Motor current actual value A Word - r
0xF10D Reserved - - - -
0xF10E Reserved - - - -
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Process data from power source to controller (0xF100
- 0xF1FF)
(continued)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF10F Reserved - - - -
0xF110 Wire speed actual value m/min Word - -
0xF111 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed command value m/min Word - r
0xF112 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed ramp value 15m/min/s Word r
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Modbus UDP - Process image for TIG
Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 - 0xF0FF)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF000 Control Flag Group 1
Bit 0 - 7 Timeout Lifecycle ms Byte 10 ­Bit 8 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF001 Control Flag Group 2
Bit 0 Welding start - Boolean - ­Bit 1 Robot ready - Boolean - ­Bit 2 Source error reset - Boolean - ­Bit 3 Gas test - Boolean - ­Bit 4 Wire inching - Boolean - ­Bit 5 Wire retract - Boolean - ­Bit 6 Cold wire disable - Boolean - ­Bit 7 Welding simulation - Boolean - ­Bit 8 Touch sensing - Boolean - ­Bit 9 Reserved - - - ­Bit 10 Reserved - - - ­Bit 11 Reserved - - - ­Bit 12 Base current disable - Boolean - ­Bit 13 Duty cycle disable - Boolean - ­Bit 14-15 Reserved - - - -
0xF002 Control Flag Group 3
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF003 Control Flag Group 4
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF004 Control Flag Group 5
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF005 Control Flag Group 6
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF006 Control Flag Group 7
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF007 Control Flag Group 8
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF008 Operating mode
0 MIG/MAG standard synergic welding - - - r/w 1 MIG/MAG pulse synergic welding - - - r/w 2 Job mode - - - r/w 3 Parameter selection internal - - - r/w 4 MIG/MAG standard manual welding - - - r/w 5 CC/CV - - - r/w 6 TIG welding - - - r/w 7 CMT - - - r/w 8 Special process: manual standard - - - r/w 9 Special process: manual pulse - - - r/w
0xF009 Job number - Byte - r/w
0xF00A Bit 0 DC / AC - Boolean - -
Bit 1 DC- / DC+ - Boolean - ­Bit 2 Cap shaping - Boolean - ­Bit 3 Pulse disable - Boolean - ­Bit 4 Pulse range Bit 0 - Boolean - ­Bit 5 Pulse range Bit 1 - Boolean - ­Bit 6 Pulse range Bit 2 - Boolean - ­Bit 7 Reserved - - - -
0xF00B Main current A Word - -
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Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 - 0xF0FF)
(continued)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF00C External parameter - Word - -
0xF00D Base current % Byte - -
0xF00E Duty cycle % Byte - -
0xF00F Wire speed cold wire m/min 10 Bit - -
0xF010 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed actual value m/min Word - -
0xF011 External wirefeeder
Main error - Byte - -
0xF012 External wirefeeder
Sub error - Byte - -
0xF013 External wirefeeder
Bit 0 External wirefeeder enable - Boolean - ­Bit 1-15 Reserved - - - -
Pulse range selection Bit 6 Bit 5 Bit 4
Set pulse range on power source 0 0 0
Pulse setting range deactivated 0 0 1
0,2 - 2 Hz 0 1 0
2 - 20 Hz 0 1 1
20 - 200 Hz 1 0 0
200 - 2000 Hz 1 0 1
Process data from power source to cont­roller (0xF100 – 0xF1FF)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF100 Status Flag Group 1
Bit 0 Modbus timeout ms Boolean - ­Bit 2-15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF101 Status Flag Group 2
Bit 0 Communication ready - Boolean - ­Bit 1 Power source ready - Boolean - ­Bit 2 Arc stable - Boolean - ­Bit 3 Process active - Boolean - ­Bit 4 Main current signal - Boolean - ­Bit 5 Torch collision protection - Boolean - ­Bit 6 Reserved - - - ­Bit 7 Wire available (cold wire) - Boolean - ­Bit 8 Reserved - - - ­Bit 9 Reserved - - - ­Bit 10 Reserved - - - ­Bit 11 Reserved - - - ­Bit 12 Reserved - - - ­Bit 13 High frequency active - Boolean - ­Bit 14 Pulse high - Boolean - ­Bit 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF102 Status Flag Group 3
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF103 Status Flag Group 4
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF104 Status Flag Group 5
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF105 Status Flag Group 6
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
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Process data from power source to cont­roller (0xF100 – 0xF1FF)
(continued)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF106 Status Flag Group 7
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF107 Device SubError - Byte - r
0xF108 Main error number - Word - -
0xF109 Reserved - - - -
0xF10A Welding voltage V Word - -
0xF10B Welding current A Word - -
0xF10C Motor current (cold wire) A Word - -
0xF10D Reserved
0xF10E Arc length actual value (AVC) V Byte - -
0xF10F Reserved - - - -
0xF110 Wire speed (cold wire) m/min Word - -
0xF111 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed command value m/min Word - -
0xF112 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed ramp value 15m/min/s Word - -
20
Modbus UDP - Process image for CC/CV
Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 – 0xF0FF)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF000 Control Flag Group 1
Bit 0 - 7 Timeout Lifecycle ms Byte 10 ­Bit 8 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF001 Control Flag Group 2
Bit 0 Welding start - Boolean - ­Bit 1 Robot ready - Boolean - ­Bit 2 Source error reset - Boolean - ­Bit 3 Gas test - Boolean - ­Bit 4 Wire inching - Boolean - ­Bit 5 Wire retract - Boolean - ­Bit 6 Torch blow out - Boolean - ­Bit 7 Welding simulation - Boolean - ­Bit 8 Touch sensing - Boolean - ­Bit 9 Master selectioin Twin - Boolean - ­Bit 10-15 Reserved - - - -
0xF002 Control Flag Group 3
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF003 Control Flag Group 4
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF004 Control Flag Group 5
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF005 Control Flag Group 6
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF006 Control Flag Group 7
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF007 Control Flag Group 8
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF008 Operating mode
0 MIG/MAG standard synergic welding - - - r/w 1 MIG/MAG pulse synergic welding - - - r/w 2 Job mode - - - r/w 3 Parameter selection internal - - - r/w 4 MIG/MAG standard manual welding - - - r/w 5 CC/CV - - - r/w 6 TIG welding - - - r/w 7 CMT - - - r/w 8 Special process: manual standard - - - r/w 9 Special process: manual pulse - - - r/w
0xF009 Job number - Byte - -
0xF00A Reserved - - - -
0xF00B Welding current A Word - -
0xF00C Wire feed speed m/min Word - -
0xF00D Welding voltage V Byte - -
0xF00E Reserved - - - -
0xF00F Reserved - - - -
0xF010 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed actual value m/min Word - -
0xF011 External wirefeeder
Main error - Byte - -
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Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 – 0xF0FF)
(continued)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF012 External wirefeeder
Sub error - Byte - -
0xF013 External wirefeeder
Bit 0 External wirefeeder enable - Boolean - ­Bit 1-15 Reserved
Process data from power source to cont­roller (0xF100 – 0xF1FF)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF100 Status Flag Group 1
Bit 0 Modbus timeout ms Boolean - ­Bit 2 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF101 Status Flag Group 2
Bit 0 Communication ready - Boolean - ­Bit 1 Power source ready - Boolean - ­Bit 2 Arc stable - Boolean - ­Bit 3 Process active - Boolean - ­Bit 4 Main current signal - Boolean - ­Bit 5 Torch collision protection - Boolean - ­Bit 6 Wire stick control - Boolean - ­Bit 7 Wire available - Boolean - ­Bit 8 Shortcircuit timeout - Boolean - ­Bit 9 Power out of range - Boolean - ­Bit 10 Robot access - Boolean - ­Bit 11 Data documentation ready - Boolean - ­Bit 12 Limit signal - Boolean - ­Bit 13-15 Reserved - - - -
0xF102 Status Flag Group 3
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF103 Status Flag Group 4
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF104 Status Flag Group 5
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF105 Status Flag Group 6
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF106 Status Flag Group 7
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF107 Device SubError - Byte - r
0xF108 Main error number Word
0xF109 Reserved - - - -
0xF10A Welding voltage V Word
0xF10B Welding current A Word
0xF10C Motor current A Word
0xF10D Reserved - - - -
0xF10E Reserved - - - -
0xF10F Reserved - - - -
0xF110 Wire speed m/min Word - -
0xF111 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed command value m/min Word - -
0xF112 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed ramp value 15m/min/s Word - -
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Modbus UDP - Process image for MIG/MAG standard manual
Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 – 0xF0FF)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF000 Control Flag Group 1
Bit 0-7 Timeout Lifecycle ms Byte 10 ­Bit 8-15 Reserved - - - -
0xF001 Control Flag Group 2
Bit 0 Welding start - Boolean - ­Bit 1 Robot ready - Boolean - ­Bit 2 Source error reset - Boolean - ­Bit 3 Gas test - Boolean - ­Bit 4 Wire inching - Boolean - ­Bit 5 Wire retract - Boolean - ­Bit 6 Torch blow out - Boolean - ­Bit 7 Welding simulation - Boolean - ­Bit 8 Touch sensing - Boolean - ­Bit 9 Master selection Twin - Boolean - ­Bit 10 Reserved - - - ­Bit 11 Reserved - - - ­Bit 12 Dynamik correction disable - Boolean - ­Bit 13 Burn back correction disable - Boolean - ­Bit 14 Power full range - Boolean - ­Bit 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF002 Control Flag Group 3
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF003 Control Flag Group 4
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF004 Control Flag Group 5
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF005 Control Flag Group 6
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF006 Control Flag Group 7
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF007 Control Flag Group 8
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF008 Operating mode
0 MIG/MAG standard synergic welding - - - r/w 1 MIG/MAG pulse synergic welding - - - r/w 2 Job mode - - - r/w 3 Parameter selection internal - - - r/w 4 MIG/MAG standard manual welding - - - r/w 5 CC/CV - - - r/w 6 TIG welding - - - r/w 7 CMT - - - r/w 8 Special process: manual standard - - - r/w 9 Special process: manual pulse - - - r/w
0xF009 Reserved - - - -
0xF00A Program number - Byte - -
0xF00B Wire speed m/min Word - -
0xF00C Welding voltage V Word - -
0xF00D Dynamik correction % Byte - -
0xF00E Burn back correction ms Byte - -
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Process data from controller to power source (0xF000 – 0xF0FF)
(continued)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF00F Reserved - - - -
0xF010 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed actual value m/min Word - -
0xF011 External wirefeeder
Main error - Byte - -
0xF012 External wirefeeder
Sub error - Byte - -
0xF013 External wirefeeder
Bit 0 External wirefeeder enable - Boolean - ­Bit 1-15 Reserved - - - -
Process data from power source to cont­roller (0xF100 – 0xF1FF)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF100 Status Flag Group 1
Bit 0 Modbus timeout ms Boolean - ­Bit 2-15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF101 Status Flag Group 2
Bit 0 Communication ready - Boolean - ­Bit 1 Power source ready - Boolean - ­Bit 2 Arc stable - Boolean - ­Bit 3 Process active - Boolean - ­Bit 4 Main current signal - Boolean - ­Bit 5 Torch collision protection - Boolean - ­Bit 6 Wire stick control - Boolean - ­Bit 7 Wire available - Boolean - ­Bit 8 Shortcircuit timeout - Boolean - ­Bit 9 Power out of range - Boolean - ­Bit 10 Robot access - Boolean - ­Bit 11 Data documentation ready - Boolean - ­Bit 12 Limit signal - Boolean - ­Bit 13-15 Reserved - - - -
0xF102 Status Flag Group 3
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - Boolean - -
0xF103 Status Flag Group 4
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF104 Status Flag Group 5
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF105 Status Flag Group 6
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF106 Status Flag Group 7
Bit 0 - 15 Reserved - - - -
0xF107 Device SubError - Byte - r
0xF108 Main error number - Word - -
0xF109 Reserved - - - -
0xF10A Welding voltage V Word - -
0xF10B Welding current A Word - -
0xF10C Motor current A Word - -
0xF10D Reserved - - - -
0xF10E Reserved - - - -
0xF10F Reserved - - - -
0xF110 Wire speed m/min Word - -
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Process data from power source to cont­roller (0xF100 – 0xF1FF)
(continued)
Address Description Unit Type Factor R / W
0xF111 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed command value m/min Word - -
0xF112 External wirefeeder
Wirefeed speed ramp value 15m/min/s Word - -
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Special data
Generic
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E000 Main error TRUE FALSE - Word 1
E001 Sub error TRUE FALSE - Word 1
E002 Status Flag TRUE FALSE - Word 1
0 main current - - - - ­1 cooler - - - - ­2 fan 1 - - - - ­3 gas 1 - - - - ­4 cooler sensor - - - - ­5 process run - - - - ­6 process act - - - - ­7 wf started - - - - ­8 weld start - - - - ­9 inching - - - - ­10 gas test - - - - ­11 keylock - - - - ­12 UST-fan - - - - ­13 current flow - - - - ­14 started up - - - - ­15 hold - - - - -
E003 Status Flag TRUE FALSE - Word 1
0 DC+ enable - - - - ­1 Needle OVL - - - - ­2 is 3 phase machine - - - - ­3 is Magic Wave - - - - ­4 is TIG - - - - -
E004 reserved TRUE FALSE - Word 1
E005 Job number TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E007 Push pull unit [PPU] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E008 Operating mode TRUE TRUE - Word 1
0 MIG/MAG standard synergic - - - - -
welding
1 MIG/MAG pulse synergic - - - - -
welding 2 Stick * - - - - ­3 TIG welding - - - - ­4 Job mode - - - - ­5 MIG/MAG standard manual - - - - -
welding 6 CC / CV - - - - ­7 CMT / special process - - - ­8 Unused - - - - ­9 Special process: manual - - - - -
standard 10 Special process: manual - - - - -
pulse 255 Invalid - - - - -
E009 Cooler-flow TRUE FALSE l/min Word 0,001
E00A Cooler filter time [C-t] TRUE TRUE s Word 1
E078 Powermaster setting [P-C] TRUE TRUE - Boolean 1
E0A2 Key lock TRUE TRUE - Word 1
0 unlocked - - - - ­1 locked - - - - -
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Generic
(continued)
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E0AC Hourmeter currentflow lowward TRUE FALSE Min Word 0,1
E0AD Hourmeter currentflow highward TRUE FALSE Min Word 0,1
E0AE Hourmeter total lowward TRUE FALSE Min Word 0,1
E0AF Hourmeter total highward TRUE FALSE Min Word 0,1
E0B0 Write 0x78E3 for factory- FALSE TRUE - Integer 1
command-unlock
E0B1 Write 0x56AA for factory- FALSE TRUE - Integer 1
command; unlock and command have to be set at the same time
E0B2 Result of factory-command TRUE FALSE - Integer 1
0 Factory command never - - - - -
started 1OK - - - - ­2 unlock was written, but no - - - - -
command 3 unlock OK, but command - - - - -
not 4 unlock was wrong - - - - -
E0B3 Write 0x65F7 for RL-adjust- FALSE TRUE - Integer 1
command-unlock
E0B4 Write 0x3FEA for RL-adjust- FALSE TRUE - Integer 1
command; unlock and command have to be set at the same time
E0B5 Result of RL-adjust-command TRUE FALSE - Integer 1
0 RL-adjust command never - - - - -
started 1OK - - - - ­2 unlock was written, but no - - - - -
command 3 unlock OK, but command - - - - -
not 4 unlock was wrong - - - - ­5 test is running - - - - ­6 command cannot be started - - - - -
E0B6 RL-adjust error TRUE FALSE - Integer 1
E0B7 Write 0x7BC3 for PPU-adjust- FALSE TRUE - Integer 1
command-unlock
E0B8 Write for PPU-adjust-command; FALSE TRUE - Integer 1
unlock and command have to be in the same message Bit [7...0] Testnumber Valid are: 0 = Test1, 1 = Test2 Bit8 0 = Stop Test, 1 = Start Test
E0B9 Result of PPU-adjust-command TRUE FALSE - Integer 1
0 PPU-adjust command - - - - -
never started 1OK - - - - ­2 unlock was written, but no - - - - -
command 3 unlock OK, but command - - - - -
not 4 unlock was wrong - - - - ­5 test is running - - - - ­6 command cannot be - - - - -
started
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Generic
(continued)
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E0BA PPU-adjust error TRUE FALSE - Integer 1
E0BB Logical PPU-min TRUE FALSE - Word 1
(PPU-min = PPU-max = 255 means no PPU adjustment possible !)
E0BC Logical PPU-max TRUE FALSE - Word 1
(PPU-min = PPU-max = 255 means no PPU adjustment possible !)
E0BD Logical PPU, can be adjusted in TRUE TRUE - Word 1
the range logical-PPU-min to logical-PPU-max
E0BE This is the real PPU-number, TRUE FALSE - Word 1
generated out of the logical PPU-number
E0C4 Error-Quit FALSE TRUE - Boolean 1
E0C5 Enable / Disable synergic TRUE TRUE - Boolean 1
calculation; disable this, before you start to transmit a manual data; enable it, after the transmission. This ensure synchron calculation
E0C6 Device suberror TRUE FALSE - Word 1
E0C8 Inch mode TRUE TRUE - Boolean 1
E0C9 R-result of RL-adjustment TRUE FALSE mOhm Word 0,1
E0CA L-result of RL-adjustment TRUE FALSE μH Word 0,01
E0CB Clear Hold TRUE TRUE - Boolean 1
E0CD Frontpanel Type TRUE FALSE - Word 1
0 None - - - - ­1 Normal - - - - ­2 CMT-Version - - - - ­3 US-Version - - - - ­4 RCU 5000i - - - - ­255 Other - - - - -
MIG/MAG
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E00B Wirespeed TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E00C Arc length correction TRUE TRUE % Integer 0,1
E00D Dynamic/Pulse correction TRUE TRUE - Integer 0,01
E00E Burnback correction [bbc] TRUE TRUE - Integer 0,1
E00F Gas command value TRUE TRUE l Integer 0,01
E010 Gas factor TRUE TRUE - Integer 0,1
E011 Gas preflow [Gpr] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,001
E012 Gas postflow [Gpo] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,001
E013 Inching speed [Fdi] TRUE TRUE m/min Word 0,01
E014 Softstart [Fdc] TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E015 Power offset [dFd] TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E016 SynchroPuls [F] TRUE TRUE Hz Word 0,1
E017 Cooling unit cut-out [C-C] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E018 Wire stick [Stc] TRUE TRUE - Boolean 1
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MIG/MAG
(continued)
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E019 Ignition timeout [Ito] TRUE TRUE s Word 1
E01A Arc break watchdog [Arc] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,01
E01B 4 TT option [S4t] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E01C Jobmaster special mode [Gun] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E01D Start current [I-S] TRUE TRUE % Word 0,1
E01E Start time [t-S] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E01F Slope [SL] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,001
E020 End current [I-E] TRUE TRUE % Word 0,1
E021 End time [t-E] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E022 Spot time [SPt] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,001
E023 Characteristic reference (high) TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E024 Characteristic reference (low) TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E025 Gun mode TRUE TRUE Word 1
0 2-step - - - - ­1 4-step - - - - ­2 special-4-step - - - - ­3 spotwelding - - - - -
E026 Welding-circuit resistance MIG TRUE TRUE mOhm Word 0,1
E027 Voltage guide value MIG/MAG TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
E028 Current guide value MIG/MAG TRUE FALSE A Integer 0,1
E029 Sheet thickness parameter TRUE FALSE mm Word 0,01
E0C0 Welding-circuit MIG inductance TRUE FALSE μH Word 0,01
E0C7 Arc length correction 2 TRUE TRUE % Integer 0,1
Manually
CC/CV-mode
Stick (Rod electrode welding / MMA)
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E02A Wirespeed TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E02B Voltage parameter manually TRUE TRUE V Integer 0,01
E02C Dynamic parameter manually TRUE TRUE - Word 0,01
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E02D CC/CV-vD TRUE TRUE
m/min
Integer 0,01
E02E CC/CV-I TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E02F CC/CV-U TRUE TRUE V Integer 0,01
E030 Inching speed [Fdi] TRUE TRUE m/min Word 0,01
E031 Gas command value [GAS] TRUE TRUE l Integer 0,01
E032 Gas factor [Cor] TRUE TRUE - Word 0,1
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E033 Current parameter stick TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E034 Dynamic parameter stick TRUE TRUE - Integer 0,1
E035 Electrode line [Eln] TRUE TRUE - Word 0,01
E036 Hot current time [Hti] TRUE TRUE - Word 0,001
E037 Hot start current [HCU] TRUE TRUE % Word 0,1
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Stick (Rod electrode welding / MMA)
(continued)
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E038 Antistick [Ast] TRUE TRUE - Boolean 1
E039 Voltage cut off [Uco] TRUE TRUE V Integer 0,01
E03A Balance [bAL] TRUE TRUE - Integer 0,1
E03B AC mode stick TRUE TRUE Word 1
0AC - - - - ­1 DC-minus - - - - ­2 DC-plus - - - - ­255 invalid - - - - -
E03C AC frequency [ACF] TRUE TRUE Hz Word 0,1
E0C1 Welding-circuit resistance stick TRUE TRUE mOhm Word 0,1
E0C3 Welding-circuit inductance stick TRUE FALSE μH Word 0,01
TIG
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E03D Current parameter TIG TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E03E Start current [I-S] TRUE TRUE % Word 1
E03F Upslope time [UPS] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,01
E040 Reduced current [I-2] TRUE TRUE % Word 1
E041 Downslope time [dSL] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,01
E042 End current [I-E] TRUE TRUE % Word 1
E043 Start time [t-S] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,01
E044 End time [t-E] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,01
E045 AC mode TIG TRUE TRUE - Word 1
0AC - - - - ­1 DC-minus - - - - ­2 DC-plus - - - - ­255 invalid - - - - -
E046 AC frequency [ACF] TRUE TRUE Hz Word 0,1
E047 Balance [bAL] TRUE TRUE - Integer 0,1
E048 Positive waveform [pos] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E049 Negative wave form [nEG] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E04A Pulse frequency [F-P] TRUE TRUE Hz Word 0,01
E04B Pulse frequency [F-P] TRUE TRUE Hz Word 1
E04C Dutycycle [dcY] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E04D Background current [I-G] TRUE TRUE % Word 1
E04E Gas preflow [GPr] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E04F Gas postflow high [G-H] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E050 Gas postflow low [G-L] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E051 Gas command value [GAS] TRUE TRUE l Integer 0,01
E052 Gas factor [Cor] TRUE TRUE - Integer 0,1
E053 Tacking time [tAC] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E054 Needle diameter [Eld] TRUE TRUE mm Word 0,1
E055 Guntrigger mode TRUE TRUE - Word 1
0 2-step - - - - - ­1 4-step - - - - - -
E056 Spot time [SPt] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,01
E057 Standard-TIG cooling unit cut-out TRUE TRUE - Word 1
[C-C]
E058 Calotte TRUE TRUE - Boolean 1
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TIG
(continued)
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E059 Comfort Stop Senesitivity [CSS] TRUE TRUE V Integer 0,01
E05A Ignition timeout [Ito] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E05B Arc break watchdog [Arc] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E05C Special 4-step [SFS] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E05D External parameter [E-P] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E05E Phase [PHA] TRUE TRUE - Word 1
only available on 3-phase powersources!
E05F Reverse polarity ignition [rPi] TRUE TRUE - Boolean 1
E060 HF-time TRUE TRUE ms Word 1
E061 Welding-circuit TIG resistance TRUE TRUE mOhm Word 0,1
E062 Feeder 1 [Fd.1] TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E063 Feeder 2 [Fd.2] TRUE TRUE % Word 1
E064 Inching speed [Fdi] TRUE TRUE m/min Word 0,01
E065 Feeder-delay 1 [dt1] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E066 Feeder-delay 2 [dt2] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E067 Feeder back [Fdb] TRUE TRUE mm Word 1
E09F Pre-HF-time TRUE TRUE s Word 0,1
E0A0 Spezial-2-step TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E0AB Gas purge TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E0C2 Welding-circuit TIG inductance TRUE FALSE μH Word 0,01
E0CC IOFFSET [Io] TRUE TRUE A Integer 1
Real Values
Limits
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E068 Actual welding time TRUE FALSE s Word 0,1
E069 Pulse-synchron sliding window TRUE FALSE A Integer 0,1
for TIG-current
E06A Pulse-synchron sliding window TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
for TIG-voltage
E06B Current at end of pulse TRUE FALSE A Integer 0,1
E06C Voltage at end of pulse TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
E06D Current at end of ground-phase TRUE FALSE A Integer 0,1
E06E Voltage at end of ground-phase TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
E06F Real value arc length TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
E070 Real value voltage TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
E071 Real value current TRUE FALSE A Integer 0,1
E079 Current mean value of neg. wave TRUE FALSE A Integer 0,1
E07A Voltage mean value of neg. wave TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
E0BF Real value gas TRUE FALSE ml Integer 1
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E072 Min. feeder-value TRUE FALSE m/min Integer 0,01
E073 Max. feeder-value TRUE FALSE m/min Integer 0,01
E074 Min. voltage command value TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
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Limits
(continued)
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E075 Max. voltage command value TRUE FALSE V Integer 0,01
E076 Min. current command value TRUE FALSE A Integer 0,1
E077 Max. current command value TRUE FALSE A Integer 0,1
E0A9 Min. Eld value TRUE FALSE mm Word 0,1
E0AA Max. Eld-value TRUE FALSE mm Word 0,1
Special process: MIG/MAG manual standard
Special process: MIG/MAG manual pulse
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E07B Feeder creep speed TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E07C Ignition current TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E07D Ignition current time TRUE TRUE ms Word 0,01
E07E Wirefeed speed TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E07F Background current TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E080 Voltage command value TRUE TRUE V Integer 0,01
E081 Characteristic slope TRUE TRUE μOhm Word 1
E082 Special dynamic TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E083 Current decrease TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E084 Current rise TRUE TRUE - Word 1
E085 Burn back time TRUE TRUE s Word 0,01
E086 Burn back pulse time TRUE TRUE ms Word 0,01
E087 Burn back pulsing current TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E088 Feeder creep speed TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E089 Ignition current TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E08A Ignition current time TRUE TRUE ms Word 0,01
E08B Base current TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E08C Current rise TRUE TRUE A/ms Word 0,1
E08D Current rise tau TRUE TRUE ms Word 0,01
E08E Pulsing current TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E08F Pulsing current time TRUE TRUE ms Word 0,01
E090 Current decrease TRUE TRUE A/ms Word 0,1
E091 Current drop tau TRUE TRUE ms Word 0,01
E092 Droplet detachment current TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
E093 Droplet detachment time TRUE TRUE ms Word 0,01
E094 Pulsing frequency TRUE TRUE Hz Word 0,1
E095 Wirefeed speed TRUE TRUE m/min Integer 0,01
E096 Voltage command value TRUE TRUE V Integer 0,01
E097 Fact I_b_control_pi TRUE TRUE % Word 0,01
E098 Fact I_p1_control_pi TRUE TRUE % Word 0,01
E099 Fact f_control_p TRUE TRUE % Word 0,01
E09A Fact I_b_correction TRUE TRUE % Word 0,01
E09B Fact I_p1_correction TRUE TRUE % Word 0,01
E09C Fact f_correction TRUE TRUE % Word 0,01
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Special process: MIG/MAG manual pulse
(continued)
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E09D Current rise sc TRUE TRUE A/ms Word 0,1
E09E Burn back time TRUE TRUE s Word 0,01
E0A1 Regulator output TRUE FALSE - Integer 1
Pilot Plasma
Address Description Read Write Unit Type Factor
E0A3 Gas preflow [GPr] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,001
E0A4 Gas postflow [GPo] TRUE TRUE s Word 0,001
E0A5 Gas command value [GAS] TRUE TRUE l Integer 0,01
E0A6 Gas factor [Cor] TRUE TRUE - Word 0,1
E0A7 Pre-/Post Gas command value TRUE TRUE l Integer 0,01
[GPA]
E0A8 Pilot current TRUE TRUE A Integer 0,1
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TAG Table
Adress Description Read Write Group Unit Type Factor
E000 Main error True False Generic Word 1
E001 Sub error True False Generic Word 1
E002 Status Flag True False Generic Word 1
Bit 0 maincurrent Bit 1 cooler Bit 2 fan1 Bit 3 gas1 Bit 4 coolersensor Bit 5 processrun Bit 6 processact Bit 7 wf started Bit 8 weldstart Bit 9 inching Bit 10 gastest Bit 11 keylock Bit 12 UST-fan Bit 13 currentflow Bit 14 started up Bit 15 hold
E003 Status Flag True False Generic Word 1
Bit 0 1=DC+ enable Bit 1 1=Needle OVL Bit 2 1=3 phase machine Bit 3 1=Magic Wave Bit 4 1=TIG Bit 5 1=I-RV-display Bit 6 1=U-RV-display Bit 7 1=Fd-RV-display Bit 8 1=enable jobchange Bit 9 1=par.-select.-int. Bit 10 1=Touchsensing active
E004 Reserved True False Generic Word 1
E005 Jobnumber True True Generic Word 1
E007 Push pull unit [PPU] True True Generic Word 1
E008 Opterating mode True True Generic Word 1
0 MIG Standard 1 MIG Pulse 2 Stick 3 TIG 4 Job mode 5 Manual mode 6 CC/CV 7 CMT special mode 8 Unused 9 Manual standard 10 Manual puls 255 Invalid
E009 Coolerflow True False Generic l/min Word 0,001
E00A Cooler filtertime [C-t] True True Generic s Word 1
E078 Powermaster-setting [P-C] True True Generic Boolean 1
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Adress Description Read Write Group Unit Type Factor
E0A2 Key lock True True Generic Word 1
0 unlocked 1 locked
E0AC Hourmeter currentflow low-word True False Generic Min Word 0,1
E0AD Hourmeter currentflow high-word True False Generic Min Word 0,1
E0AE Hourmeter total low-word True False Generic Min Word 0,1
E0AF Hourmeter total high-word True False Generic Min Word 0,1
E0B0 Write 0x78E3 for factory- False True Generic Integer 1
comand-unlock
E0B1 Write 0x56AA for factory- False True Generic Integer 1
comand, unlock and command have to set at the same message
E0B2 Result of factory-command True False Generic Integer 1
0 Factory-command never
started 1OK 2 unlock was written,
but no command 3 unlock OK, but command
not 4 unlock was wrong
E0B3 Write 0x65F7 for RL-adjust- False True Generic Integer 1
command-unlock
E0B4 Write 0x3FEA for RL-adjust- False True Generic Integer 1
command, unlock and command have to set at the same message
E0B5 Result of RL-adjustment- True False Generic Integer 1
command 0 RL-adjustment-command
never started 1OK 2 unlock was written,
but no command 3 unlock OK, but command
not 4 unlock was wrong 5 test is running 6 command cannot be
started
E0B6 RL-adjust error True False Generic Integer 1
E0B7 Write 0x7BC3 for PPU-adjust- False True Generic Integer 1
command-unlock
E0B8 Write for PPU-adjust- False True Generic Integer 1
command, unlock and command have to be in the same message
Bit[7....0] Testnumber
Valid are 0 = Test1 1 = Test2 Bit8 0 = Stop Test 1 = Start Test
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Adress Description Read Write Group Unit Type Factor
E0B9 Result of PPU-adjust- True False Generic Integer 1
command 0 PPU-adjustment-
command never started 1OK 2 unlock was written,
but no command 3 unlock OK, but command
not 4 unlock was wrong 5 test is running 6 command cannot be
started
E0BA PPU-adjust error True False Generic Integer 1
E0BB Logical PPU-min (PPU-min = True False Generic Word 1
PPU-max==255 means no PPU adjustment possible!)
E0BC Logical PPU-max (PPU-min = True False Generic Word 1
PPU-max==255 means no PPU adjustment possible!)
E0BD Logical PPU, can be adjusted True True Generic Word 1
in the range of logical-PPU-min to logical-PPU-max
E0BE This is the real PPU-number, True False Generic Word 1
generated out of the logical-PPU­number
E0C4 Error-Quit False Ture Generic Boolean 1
E0C5 Enable / Disable synergic True True Generic Boolean 1
calculation - disable this before you start to transmit a manual data, enable it after the transmission. This ensures synchron calculation
E0C6 Device suberror True False Generic Word 1
E0C8 Inch mode True True Generic Boolean 1
E0C9 R-result of RL-adjustment True False Generic mOhm Word 0,1
E0CA L-result of RL-adjustment True False Generic μH Word 0,01
E0CB Clear Hold True True Generic Boolean 1
E0CD Frontpanel Type True False Generic Word 1
0 None 1 Normal 2 CMT-Version 3 US-Version 4 RCU5000i 255 Other
E0CE Jobnumber for jobcorrection True True Generic Word 1
E0CF Jobcorrection for TIG True True Generic A Integer 0,1
main current
E0D0 Jobcorrection-min for TIG True False Generic A Integer 0,1
main current
E0D1 Jobcorrection-max for TIG True False Generic A Integer 0,1
main current
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Adress Description Read Write Group Unit Type Factor
E0D5 Programmcode=process<<DM<< True True Generic Word 1
Mat Process 0=Puls
1=Standard 2=CMT
Mat 0=SG2...
15=SP2
DM 0=0,8 mm
4=SP
E0D6 Reference-number-high for True False Generic Word 1
position defined in Tag E0D5
E0D7 Reference-number-high for True False Generic Word 1
position defined in Tag E0D5
E0D8 low=data [0], high=data [1] True False Generic Word 1
E0D9 low=data [2], high=data [3] True False Generic Word 1
E0DA low=data [4], high=data [5] True False Generic Word 1
E0DB low=data [6], high=data [7] True False Generic Word 1
E0DC virtual pointer to matlist True True Generic Word 1
beginning with 0.
E0DD size of matlist True False Generic Word 1
E0DE 0=matlist is not ready, True False Generic Boolean 1
!0=matlist is ready
E00B Wirespeed True True MigMag m/min Integer 0,01
E00C Arc length correction True True MigMag % Integer 0,1
E00D Dynamik/Puls correction True True MigMag Integer 0,01
E00E Burnback correction [bbc] True True MigMag Integer 0,1
E00F Gas commandvalue True True MigMag l Integer 0,01
E010 Gasfactor True True MigMag Integer 0,1
E011 Gas preflow [Gpr] True True MigMag s Word 0,001
E012 Gas postflow [Gpo] True True MigMag s Word 0,001
E013 Inching speed [Fdi] True True MigMag m/min Word 0,01
E014 Softstart [Fdc] True True MigMag m/min Integer 0,01
E015 Power offset [dFd] True True MigMag m/min Integer 0,01
E016 Synchropuls [F] True True MigMag Hz Word 0,1
E017 Cooling unit cut-out [C-C] True True MigMag Word 1
E018 Wire stick [Stc] True True MigMag Boolean 1
E019 Ignition timeout [Ito] True True MigMag s Word 1
E01A Arc break watchdog [Arc] True True MigMag s Word 0,01
E01B 4 TT option [S4t] True True MigMag Word 1
E01C Jobmaster special mode [Gun] True True MigMag Word 1
E01D Start current [I-S] True True MigMag % Word 0,1
E01E Start time [t-S] True True MigMag s Word 0,1
E01F Slope [SL] True True MigMag s Word 0,001
E020 End current [I-E] True True MigMag % Word 0,1
E021 End time [t-E] True True MigMag s Word 0,1
E022 Spot time [SPt] True True MigMag s Word 0,001
E023 Characteristic reference (high) True True MigMag Word 1
E024 Characteristic reference (low) True True MigMag Word 1
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Adress Description Read Write Group Unit Type Factor
E025 Gun mode True True MigMag Word 1
0 2-step 1 4-step 2 special-4-step 3 spotwelding
E026 Welding-circuit resistance MIG True True MigMag mOhm Word 0,1
E027 Voltage guide value MIG/MAG True False MigMag V Integer 0,01
E028 Current guide value MIG/MAG True False MigMag A Integer 0,1
E029 Sheet thickness parameter True False MigMag mm Word 0,01
E0C0 Welding-circuit inductance MIG True False MigMag μH Word 0,01
E0C7 Arc length correction 2 (Al2) True True MigMag % Integer 0,1
E0E0 ALS True True MigMag Word 1
E0E1 ALt, 0=OFF, steps in 0,05s-units True True MigMag s Word 0,05
E02A Wirespeed True True Manually m/min Integer 0,01
E02B Voltageparameter manually True True Manually V Integer 0,01
E02C Dynamicparameter manually True True Manually Word 0,01
E02D CC/CV-vD True True CC_CV_mode m/min Integer 0,01
E02E CC/CV-I True True CC_CV_mode A Integer 0,1
E02F CC/CV-U True True CC_CV_mode V Integer 0,01
E030 Inching speed [Fdi] True True CC_CV_mode m/min Word 0,01
E031 Gas commandvalue [GAS] True True CC_CV_mode l Integer 0,01
E032 Gasfactor [Cor] True True CC_CV_mode Word 0,1
E033 Currentparameter stick True True Stick A Integer 0,1
E034 Dynamicparameter stick True True Stick Integer 0,1
E035 Electrode line [Eln] True True Stick Word 0,01
E036 Hot current time [Hti] True True Stick Word 0,001
E037 Hot start current [HCU] True True Stick % Word 0,1
E038 Antistick [Ast] True True Stick Boolean 1
E039 Cutoff voltage [Uco] True True Stick V Integer 0,01
E03A Balance [bAL] True True Stick Integer 0,1
E03B AC mode Stick True True Stick Word 1
0AC 1 DC-minus 2 DC-plus 255 invalid
E03C AC frequency [ACF] True True Stick Hz Word 0,1
E0C1 Welding-circuit resistance Stick True True Stick mOhm Word 0,1
E0C3 Welding-circuit inductance Stick True False Stick μH Word 0,01
E03D Currentparameter TIG True True TIG A Integer 0,1
E03E Start current [l-S] True True TIG % Word 1
ATTENTION: this will write both values - for AC and DC simultanously
E03F Upslope time [UPS] True True TIG s Word 0,01
ATTENTION: this will write both values - for 2-step and 4-step simultanously
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Adress Description Read Write Group Unit Type Factor
E040 Reduced current [l-2] True True TIG % Word 1
E041 Downslope time [dSL] True True TIG s Word 0,01
ATTENTION: this will write both values - for 2-step and 4-step simultanously
E042 End current [I-E] True True TIG % Word 1
E043 Start time [t-S] True True TIG s Word 0,01
E044 End time [t-E] True True TIG s Word 0,01
E045 AC mode TIG True True TIG Word 1
0AC 1 DC-minus 2 DC-plus 255 invalid
E046 AC frequency [ACF] True True TIG Hz Word 0,1
E047 Balance [bAL] True True TIG Integer 0,1
E048 Positive waveform [pos] True True TIG Word 1
E049 Negative waveform [nEG] True True TIG Word 1
E04A Pulse frequency [F-P] True True TIG Hz Word 0,01
E04B Pulse frequency [F-P] True True TIG Hz Word 1
E04C Dutycycle [dcY] True True TIG Word 1
E04D Background current [I-G] True True TIG % Word 1
E04E Gas preflow [GPr] True True TIG s Word 0,1
E04F Gas postflow high [G-H] True True TIG s Word 0,1
E050 Gas postflow low [G-L] True True TIG s Word 0,1
E051 Gas commandvalue [GAS] True True TIG l Integer 0,01
E052 Gasfactor [Cor] True True TIG Integer 0,1
E053 Tacking time [tAC] True True TIG s Word 0,1
E054 Needle diameter [Eld] True True TIG mm Word 0,1
E055 Guntrigger mode True True TIG Word 1
0 2-step 1 4-step
E056 Spot time [SPt] True True TIG s Word 0,01
E057 Standard-TIG Cooling unit True True TIG Word 1
cut-out [C-C]
E058 Calotte True True TIG Boolean 1
E059 Comfort Stop Senesitivity [CSS] True True TIG V Integer 0,01
E05A Ignition timeout [Ito] True True TIG s Word 0,1
E05B Arc break watchdog [Arc] True True TIG s Word 0,1
E05C Special 4-step [SFS] True True TIG Word 1
E05D External parameter [E-P] True True TIG Word 1
E05E Phase [PHA] True True TIG Word 1
only available on 3-phase powersources!
E05F Reverse polarity ignition [rPi] True True TIG Boolean 1
E060 HF-time True True TIG ms Word 1
E061 Welding-circuit resistance TIG True True TIG mOhm Word 0,1
E062 Feeder 1 [Fd.1] True True TIG m/min Integer 0,01
E063 Feeder 2 [Fd.2] True True TIG % Word 1
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Adress Description Read Write Group Unit Type Factor
E064 Inching speed [Fdi] True True TIG m/min Word 0,01
E065 Feeder-delay 1 [dt1] True True TIG s Word 0,1
E066 Feeder-delay 2 [dt2] True True TIG s Word 0,1
E067 Feeder back [Fdb] True True TIG mm Word 1
E09F Pre-HF-time True True TIG s Word 0,1
E0A0 Spezial-2-step True True TIG Word 1
E0AB Gas purge True True TIG Word 1
E0C2 Welding-circuit inductance TIG True False TIG μH Word 0,01
E0CC Ioffset [Io] True True TIG A Integer 1
E0D2 Start current [l-S] True True TIG % Word 1
ATTENTION: there are two different values for AC and DC, so change ACMODE before changing this value
E0D3 Upslope time [UPD] True True TIG s Word 0,01
ATTENTION: there are two different values for 2-step and 4-step, so change GUNMODE before changing this value
E0D4 Downslope time [dSL] True True TIG s Word 0,01
ATTENTION: there are two different values for 2-step and 4-step, so change GUNMODE before changing this value
E0DF Multiplicator for TIG-STS2: True True TIG % Word 1
0...100% means Ie...Ih
E068 Actual weldingtime True False Real Values s Word 0,1
E069 Puls-synchron sliding window True False Real Values A Integer 0,1
for TIG-current
E06A Puls-synchron sliding window True False Real Values V Integer 0,01
for TIG-voltage
E06B Current at end of puls True False Real Values A Integer 0,1
E06C Voltage at end of puls True False Real Values V Integer 0,01
E06D Current at end of ground-phase True False Real Values A Integer 0,1
E06E Voltage at end of ground-phase True False Real Values V Integer 0,01
E06F Realvalue arclength True False Real Values V Integer 0,01
E070 Realvalue voltage True False Real Values V Integer 0,01
E071 Realvalue current True False Real Values A Integer 0,1
E079 Current-meanvalue of neg. wave True False Real Values A Integer 0,1
E07A Voltage-meanvalue of neg. wave True False Real Values V Integer 0,01
E0BF Realvalue gas True False Real Values ml Integer 1
E072 Min. Feeder-value True False Limits m/min Integer 0,01
E073 Max. Feeder-value True False Limits m/min Integer 0,01
E074 Min. Voltage-commandvalue True False Limits V Integer 0,01
E075 Max. Voltage-commandvalue True False Limits V Integer 0,01
E076 Min. Current-commandvalue True False Limits A Integer 0,1
E077 Max. Current-commandvalue True False Limits A Integer 0,1
E0A9 Min. Eld-value True False Limits mm Word 0,1
E0AA Max. Eld-value True False Limits mm Word 0,1
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E07B Feeder creep speed True True MigMag ManSTD m/min Integer 0,01
E07C Ignition current True True MigMag ManSTD A Integer 0,1
E07D Ignition current time True True MigMag ManSTD ms Word 0,01
E07E Wirefeed speed True True MigMag ManSTD m/min Integer 0,01
E07F Background current True True MigMag ManSTD A Integer 0,1
E080 Voltage command value True True MigMag ManSTD V Integer 0,01
E081 Characteristic slope True True MigMag ManSTD μOhm Word 1
E082 Special dynamic True True MigMag ManSTD Word 1
E083 Current decrease True True MigMag ManSTD Word 1
E084 Current rise True True MigMag ManSTD Word 1
E085 Burn back time True True MigMag ManSTD s Word 0,01
E086 Burn back pulse time True True MigMag ManSTD ms Word 0,01
E087 Burn back pulsing current True True MigMag ManSTD A Integer 0,1
E088 Feeder creep speed True True MigMag ManPULS m/min Integer 0,01
E089 Ignition current True True MigMag ManPULS A Integer 0,1
E08A Ignition current time True True MigMag ManPULS ms Word 0,01
E08B Base current True True MigMag ManPULS A Integer 0,1
E08C Current rise True True MigMag ManPULS A/ms Word 0,1
E08D Current rise tau True True MigMag ManPULS ms Word 0,01
E08E Pulsing current True True MigMag ManPULS A Integer 0,1
E08F Pulsing current time True True MigMag ManPULS ms Word 0,01
E090 Current decrease True True MigMag ManPULS A/ms Word 0,1
E091 Current drop tau True True MigMag ManPULS ms Word 0,01
E092 Droplet detachment current True True MigMag ManPULS A Integer 0,1
E093 Droplet detachment time True True MigMag ManPULS ms Word 0,01
E094 Pulsing frequency True True MigMag ManPULS Hz Word 0,1
E095 Wirefeed speed True True MigMag ManPULS m/min Integer 0,01
E096 Voltage command value True True MigMag ManPULS V Integer 0,01
E097 Fact I_b_control_pi True True MigMag ManPULS % Word 0,01
E098 Fact I_p1_control_pi True True MigMag ManPULS % Word 0,01
E099 Fact f_control_p True True MigMag ManPULS % Word 0,01
E09A Fact I_b_correction True True MigMag ManPULS % Word 0,01
E09B Fact I_p1_correction True True MigMag ManPULS % Word 0,01
E09C Fact f_correction True True MigMag ManPULS % Word 0,01
E09D Current rise sc True True MigMag ManPULS A/ms Word 0,1
E09E Burn back time True True MigMag ManPULS s Word 0,01
E0A1 Regulator output True False MigMag ManPULS Integer 1
E0A3 Gas prelow [GPr] True True Pilot Plasma s Word 0,001
E0A4 Gas postflow [GPo] True True Pilot Plasma s Word 0,001
E0A5 Gas commandvalue [GAS] True True Pilot Plasma l Integer 0,01
E0A6 Gasfactor [Cor] True True Pilot Plasma Word 0,1
E0A7 Pre-/Post Gas True True Pilot Plasma l Integer 0,01
commandvalue [GPA]
E0A8 Pilot current True True Pilot Plasma A Integer 0,1
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