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1	WAGO-I/O SYSTEM .................................................................	1
1.1	Components ..................................................................................................	1
1.2	Installation....................................................................................................	2
1.3	Methods of decentralisation ........................................................................	6
2	MODBUS Coupler/Controller...................................................	9
2.1	Hardware......................................................................................................	9
2.2	Power supply ................................................................................................	10
2.2.1	Electronic supply voltage...............................................................................	11
2.2.2	Supply voltage of the field side......................................................................	12
2.3	Station address .............................................................................................	13
2.4	Mode switch..................................................................................................	14
2.5	Fieldbus connection .....................................................................................	15
2.5.1	RS 485............................................................................................................	15
2.5.2	RS 232............................................................................................................	18
3	Technical data .............................................................................	19
3.1	Dimensions....................................................................................................	19
3.2	Coupler .........................................................................................................	20
3.3	Controller .....................................................................................................	21
4	MODBUS .....................................................................................	23
5	Configuration ..............................................................................	25
5.1	Coupler .........................................................................................................	25
5.1.1	Settings...........................................................................................................	25
5.1.1.1	Standard settings ............................................................................................	26
5.1.1.2	Baud rate setting ............................................................................................	26
5.1.1.3	Error detection, length of the character string................................................	27
5.1.1.4	End of Frame Time ........................................................................................	28
5.1.1.5	ASCII-/RTU mode.........................................................................................	28
5.1.1.6	Error Check....................................................................................................	29
5.1.1.7	Extended Functions........................................................................................	29
5.1.1.8	Watchdog .......................................................................................................	30
5.1.1.9	Update Firmware ...........................................................................................	30
5.1.2	Data exchange between MODBUS master and I/O modules ........................	31
5.1.3	Addressing the I/O modules...........................................................................	32
5.1.4	Application examples ....................................................................................	33
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5.2	Controller .....................................................................................................	35
5.2.1	Settings ..........................................................................................................	35
5.2.1.1	Standard settings............................................................................................	36
5.2.1.2	Baud rate setting ............................................................................................	36
5.2.1.3	Error detection, length of character string .....................................................	37
5.2.1.4	End of Frame Time........................................................................................	38
5.2.1.5	ASCII-/RTU mode.........................................................................................	38
5.2.1.6	Error Check....................................................................................................	39
5.2.1.7	Extended Functions .......................................................................................	39
5.2.1.8	Watchdog.......................................................................................................	40
5.2.2	Data exchange between MODBUS master and controller ............................	41
5.2.2.1	Data exchange between MODBUS master and I/O modules ........................	42
5.2.2.2	Data exchange between MODBUS master and PLC functionality ...............	44
5.2.2.3	Data exchange between I/O modules and PLC functionality ........................	45
5.2.2.4	Address review ..............................................................................................	46
5.2.3	Absolute addresses for inputs, outputs and flags...........................................	47
5.2.4	Addressing the I/O modules ..........................................................................	49
5.2.5	Application example......................................................................................	50
5.2.6	Controller operating system...........................................................................	52
5.3	Common coupler/controller functions.......................................................	53
5.3.1	Implemented MODBUS functions ................................................................	53
5.3.1.1	Use of the MODBUS functions.....................................................................	54
5.3.1.2	Read Coil Status ............................................................................................	55
5.3.1.3	Read Input Status...........................................................................................	57
5.3.1.4	Read Holding Register...................................................................................	59
5.3.1.5	Read Input Register .......................................................................................	60
5.3.1.6	Force Single Coil ...........................................................................................	61
5.3.1.7	Preset Single Register ....................................................................................	62
5.3.1.8	Fetch Comm Event Counter ..........................................................................	63
5.3.1.9	Force Multiple Coils......................................................................................	64
5.3.1.10	Preset Multiple Registers...............................................................................	65
5.3.2	Watchdog - Fieldbus failure ..........................................................................	66
5.3.3	Configuration function ..................................................................................	70
5.3.4	Firmware information....................................................................................	71
5.3.5	General registers ............................................................................................	72
6	Start up and Diagnosis ...............................................................	73
6.1	Run up and error indications .....................................................................	73
6.2	MODBUS LED ............................................................................................	75
6.3	Starting up the controller with WAGO-I/O-PRO ....................................	76

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7	General Conditions....................................................................	79
7.1	Transport and storage conditions .............................................................	79
7.2	Climatic conditions .....................................................................................	79
7.3	Mechanical conditions ................................................................................	80
7.4	Class and degree of protection...................................................................	81
7.5	Specifications and test results ....................................................................	81
7.6	Electromagnetic compatibility ...................................................................	82

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