Dual channel controller prompt table, Table 7.10, Rpa to sys – Watlow Series 988 Family User Manual
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Name
Description
Read (?) and/or Write (=) Syntax
Range
data.1
data.2
Modbus
Address
Dual Channel Controller Prompt Table
996, 997,
998
, 999
7.10
Data Communications with the Watlow Series 988 Family
Command Summary Series 996-999, Chapter 7
RPA
Ramping Initiation
?
0 = off
1100
Channel A
=
1 = On startup
2 = On startup and set point change
Default: 0
RPB
Ramping Initiation
?
0 = off
1104
Channel B
=
1 = On startup
2 = On startup and set point change
Default: 0
RTA
Ramp Rate
?
0 to 9999°/minute
1101
Channel A
=
Default: 100°/minute
RTB
Ramp Rate
?
0 to 9999°/minute
1105
Channel B
=
Default: 100°/minute
RTD1
RTD Calibration
?
0 = JIS
609
Curve Input 1
=
1 = DIN
Default: 1
RTD2
RTD Calibration
?
0 = JIS
619
Curve Input 2
=
1 = DIN
Default: 1
SIL3
Alarm 3 Silence
?
0 = off / disabled
739
=
1 = on / enabled
Default: 0
SRNB Serial Number
?
xxxx =
2
Bottom Display
0000 to 9999
Read the six-digit unit
serial number in two
segments,
"SNxx" and "xxxx,"
i.e., as in the
upper and lower
front panel displays.
SRNT
Serial Number
?
SNxx =
1
Top Display
00 to 99
SOFT
Software Revision
?
0 = Rev A
7 = Rev H
4
1 = Rev B
8 = Rev I
2 = Rev C
9 = Rev J
3 = Rev D
10 = Rev K
4 = Rev E
11 = Rev L
5 = Rev F
12 = Rev M
6 = Rev G
13 = Rev N
etc.
SPA
Set Point Channel A ?
RL1 to RH1
300
=
Default: per IN1 and hardware
SPB
Set Point Channel B ?
RL2 to RH2
319
=
Default: per IN1 and hardware
SP2A
Set Point 2
?
RL1 to RH1
309
Channel A
=
Default: per input range
Heat/Heat or
Cool/Cool Only
SP2B
Set Point 2
?
RL2 to RH2
328
Channel B
=
Default: per input range
Heat/Heat or
Cool/Cool Only
SYS
Lockout System
?
0 = No lockout
1306
Menu
=
1 = Read only
2 = No read or write
Default: 0
Table 7.10 -
RPA to SYS
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CAUTION:
Avoid writing <=>
continuously,
such as ramping
set points or
repetitive loops, to
the Series 996-999
EEPROM memory.
Continuous writes
may result in
premature control
failure, system
downtime and
damage to
processes and
equipment.
NOTE:
The number of
decimal places
returned by many
of these com-
mands is deter-
mined by the
DEC1, DEC2, IN1
or IN2 setting.
(This does not
apply to Modbus
Protocol.)