1 register – detcon type, 2 register – alarm outputs, Register – detcon type – Detcon RXT-300 User Manual
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RXT-300 SmartWireless™
RXT-300 Wireless IM
Rev. 2.0
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Table 5 RXT-300 Register Map
Register
Access
Name
Description
0
R
Detcon Type
Detcon Register Type = 13 for RXT-300
1
R
Alarm 1 Output
Current Alarm 1 Output state (0 = Open, 1 = GND)
2
R
Alarm 2 Output
Current Alarm 2 Output state (0 = Open, 1 = GND)
3
R
Alarm 3 Output
Current Alarm 3 Output state (0 = Open, 1 = GND)
4
R
Alarm 4 Output
Current Alarm 4 Output state (0 = Open, 1 = GND)
5
R
4-20mA A
Reading for 4-20mA Sensor Input (A)
6
R
4-20mA B
Reading for 4-20mA Sensor Input (B)
7
R
Battery Life Percent
Battery Life remaining in %
8
R
Battery Life Minutes
Battery Life remaining in minutes
9
R
Battery Millivolts
Battery Voltage in Millivolts
10 – 15
--
Reserved
16
R
RXT-300 Count
Number of RXT-300s in System
17 – 18
--
Reserved
19
R
Sensor Count
Number of Sensors in System
20 – 44
--
Reserved
45
R
uC F/W Version
Microcontroller Firmware Version
46
R
uC F/W Month/Day
Microcontroller Firmware Month / Day
47
R
uC F/W Year
Microcontroller Firmware Year
48
R
Radio F/W Version
Radio Firmware Version
49
R
Radio F/W Build
Radio Firmware Build
50
R
Radio S/W Version
Radio Software Version
51 – 66
--
Reserved
67 R/W
Control
Control
Register
51 – 71
--
Reserved
72 R
Status
Status
Register
73 – 98
--
Reserved
99
R
Timestamp Secs Hi
Time from Startup – Seconds High
100
R
Timestamp Secs Lo
Time from Startup – Seconds Low
101
R
Timestamp MSecs
Time from Startup – Milliseconds
102 – 4418
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Reserved
5.3.1 Register – Detcon Type
The Detcon Type is a unique identifier of the type of device and associated register map. A controller can
therefore perform a search and determine what Detcon devices are present on a Modbus™ system. A
controller can look for this value when search Modbus™ addresses 161 to 192 to find the Modbus™ address
of the RXT-300 that it is attached to.
5.3.2 Register – Alarm Outputs
There are four registers that give the status of the four open collector Alarm Outputs. A value of 0 denotes the
Alarm Output is not grounded and a value of 1 or non-zero value denotes the Alarm Output is grounded. The
default value for all Alarm Outputs upon power up or reset is 0.