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Delta ASD-B3, Delta ECM-B3M-C20604RS1 motor, and DOP-103BQ.
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2 years 8 months ago #294518
by Petr_Delta
Hello,
I would like to ask for your help. How can I read the position on the DOP-103BQ display from the DELTA ASD-B3 driver via Modbus ASCII mode?
I don’t know which register it is and I can’t find out.
I would probably need to create a MACRO that converts the number of pulses into length.
Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards.
I would like to ask for your help. How can I read the position on the DOP-103BQ display from the DELTA ASD-B3 driver via Modbus ASCII mode?
I don’t know which register it is and I can’t find out.
I would probably need to create a MACRO that converts the number of pulses into length.
Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards.
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2 years 7 months ago #294900
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Delta ASD-B3, Delta ECM-B3M-C20604RS1 motor, and DOP-103BQ.
If you don't know the register then this is likely to be very difficult.
I found a terminal emulator that would automatically work out checksums, which allowed me to manually type modbus commands, you could try a brute-force approach to work out which registers return a non-error result, then try to work out which is position.
Unfortunately I am away from that PC at the moment and can't remember what I used. I might be able to find out tomorrow.
There may be existing software out there that will poll all register addresses looking for replies.
I found a terminal emulator that would automatically work out checksums, which allowed me to manually type modbus commands, you could try a brute-force approach to work out which registers return a non-error result, then try to work out which is position.
Unfortunately I am away from that PC at the moment and can't remember what I used. I might be able to find out tomorrow.
There may be existing software out there that will poll all register addresses looking for replies.
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