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4.3.9 Modbus

Modbus Configuration allows users to configure Modbus (EIA-485 and/or TCP/IP) options.

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Table 4.6 Modbus Configuration Menu Options

Modbus

Configuration Menu

Options

Description

Modbus/TCP Slave

Unit Identifier

Specify the slave address used on the LD2000's IP port (1-254).

EIA-485 Port

Function

Allows users to select the function of the EIA-485 port. Selecting

this option tells the LD2000 whether it is a Modbus Slave (this is the

default, and most typical selection), a BACnet-MS/TP Slave, a

Modbus Master (for when the LD2000 is acting as a Modbus

Master for other RLE leak Detection Panels), or an LCD-240 (this is

a specialized option and is not typically used; see below for

configuration details).

LCD-240 Option

The LCD option refers to the text that will be displayed on the LDC

screen of the LD2000. The number, 240, references the amount of

text allowed for each label-2 lines of text, with 40 characters each.
After selecting the LCD-240 display option, click the submit

changes button. When the page refreshes there will be eight fields

to configure:

LCD240 Identifier-the system name.

LCD240 Normal Text-the text that will appear when the LD2000

is in a normal state.

LCD240 Alarm Text- the text that will appear when the LD2000

is in an alarm state.

LCD240 Leak Text- the text that will appear when the LD2000

detects a leak.

LCD240 Cable Break Text- the text that will appear when the

LD2000 detects a cable break.

LCD240 Contamination Text- the text that will appear when the

LD2000 detects a cable contamination.

Enter a time unit in the LCD240 Refresh Interval field to set the time

interval for the screen to update. Check the LCD240 Refresh on

Alarms only to have the display refreshes only when an alarm is

triggered; see Figure 4-14: LCD-240 Option on page 18.

EIA-485 Baud Rate

Sets the EIA-485 Port to 1200, 2400, 9600, 19200, or 38400 baud.

All the devices connected to the Modbus network must be set to

operate at the same baud rate.
Note: The baud rate for Modbus N2 is always 9600 and cannot be

changed.

EIA-485 Parity

Sets the EIA-485 Port to None, Even or Odd Parity. All the devices

connected to the Modbus network must be set to operate at the

same parity.
Note: The parity for Modbus N2 is always None and cannot be

changed.

EIA-485 Slave

Address

Set the EIA-485 Port's slave address (1-254). Each device on the

EIA-485 Modbus network must have a unique address.