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MODBUS mode setup procedure:

1. Press [MENU]. Press [UP] or [DOWN] until the {–MENU– / MODBUS MODE} screen is displayed.

–MENU-

MODBUS MODE

Press [ENTER] to continue to program the MODBUS mode. The {MODBUS MODE / INACTIVE}
screen is displayed.

MODBUS MODE

INACTIVE

{MODBUS MODE / INACTIVE} would be selected if you do not intend to control the DLC using the
MODBUS protocol. Pressing [ENTER] when {INACTIVE} is displayed will cause the screen to
return to the {–MENU– / MODBUS MODE} menu.

2. {MODBUS MODE / ACTIVE} would be selected if you are going to control the DLC using the

MODBUS protocol.

With the {MODBUS MODE / INACTIVE} screen displayed, press [UP] to display the {MODBUS
MODE / ACTIVE} screen.

MODBUS MODE

INACTIVE

Press
[UP]

MODBUS MODE

ACTIVE

Press [ENTER] to accept the setting.

3. The {INPUT RATIO / 100%} screen is displayed.

4. Use the {INPUT RATIO} setting to scale the serial input value to meet your needs. Press [UP] or

[DOWN] to set the ratio value between 20% and 100%.

INPUT RATIO

100%

Press [ENTER] to accept your changes. The {ACTION / FORWARD} screen is displayed.

5. You can also instruct the DLC to act on the MODBUS signal in a forward or reverse direction. When

{ACTION / FORWARD} is selected, the DLC “acts” in the same direction as the signal. If the signal
changes from 25% to 75%, the DLC will adjust its output from 25% to 75% (assuming the ratio is set
to 100%). When {ACTION / REVERSE} is selected the DLC will “act” in the opposite direction. If
the signal changes from 25% to 75% the DLC will adjust its output from 75% to 25% (assuming the
ratio is set to 100%).

Press [UP] or [DOWN] to switch between {ACTION / FORWARD} and {ACTION / REVERSE}.

ACTION

FORWARD

Press
[UP]

ACTION

REVERSE

Press [ENTER] to accept your selection.

6. The {–MENU– / MODBUS MODE} screen is displayed.

To access the {MODBUS MODE} menu you must have Serial Comm enabled and the
class set to Slave. Refer to the Serial Communications section later in this chapter.

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