Eurotherm Chessell 5000

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The addressing is the same as that for Modbus TCP/IP.

 

However, in order to address the other channels, the Modbus TCP/IP address specification

needs to be followed by a semi-colon and an offset.

 

For "Channel Cfg Data" the offset is multiples of 162.

For example, if the Modbus TCP/IP address was 192.168.1.99,1,2J then:

Channel 1  would be:     192.168.1.99,1,2J

Channel 2  would be:     192.168.1.99,1,2J;162

Channel 3  would be:     192.168.1.99,1,2J;324

Channel 4  would be:     192.168.1.99,1,2J;486

... (up to as many channels as required)

 

For "Channel RT Data" the offset is multiples of 3.

For example, if the Modbus TCP/IP address was 192.168.1.99,2,2J then:

Channel 1  would be:     192.168.1.99,2,2J

Channel 2  would be:     192.168.1.99,2,2J;3

Channel 3  would be:     192.168.1.99,2,2J;6

Channel 4  would be:     192.168.1.99,2,2J;9

... (up to as many channels as required)

 

For "Inst Data" there is no offset required as only one is required.