QTech Q26 Digital I-O Expansion Module User Manual

Q26 – DATRAN II eXcel IO Expansion
Quick-Start Guide
DATRAN II eXcel –Q26 Quick Start Guide – v2.0 – September 2010
Module Address
The code for address is a binary code with switch 1 being the least significant bit. This means that each switch has a numeric value associated with it, and the resultant address is calculated when you add all the switch values that are in the “ON” state.
The module address can be any number between 1 and 239. The module address 0 is a reserved address while module address 255 is used to re-load the factory default configuration settings.
The value of each switch is as follows:
Module Address Switch Values
Switch Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Value 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128
For example, if a module needs an address of 22, the correct setting would be to have switches 2, 3 and 5 on and the rest off. (2+4+16 = 22).
The back of the Q26 Users Guide has a full table of all valid addresses and their corresponding DIP switch settings.
Status LED’s
ON : This green LED is always on when the module is powered. OK : This green LED flashes on a 1 second cycle to show the CPU has not locked up. If it is on solidly or stays off, then the eXcel needs attention. IP : This yellow LED indicates that the module is currently sending comms
out its IPB port to communicate with the RTU.
ER : This red LED is the Error Indication LED. The LED will flash a certain
number of times to indicate any error messages the module has been configured to display from Q90.
Number of
Flashes
Message
4 5
IPB
Comms
Fail
Digital
Outputs
Fail
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