Data Delivery Devices VHF, UHF & ISM Wireless RTU RFScada 8ADI-9DO 4ADI-5DO User Manual

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584  Unit  8 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 585  Unit  9 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 586  Unit 10 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 587  Unit 11 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 588  Unit 12 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 589  Unit 13 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 590  Unit 14 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 591  Unit 15 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 592  Unit 16 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 593  Unit 17 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 594  Unit 18 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 595  Unit 19 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 596  Unit 20 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 597  Unit 21 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 598  Unit 22 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 599  Unit 23 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 600  Unit 24 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 601  Unit 25 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 602  Unit 26 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 603  Unit 27 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 604  Unit 28 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 605  Unit 29 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 606  Unit 30 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 607  Unit 31 Configuration Register. Bit 0 = 1 for enabled, 0 disabled 608  Configuration ID of this unit. 0 = system master. 1 to 31 is a slave unit.  609  Image of the 8 output relay state. (read only) 610  Network state. 0 = OK, 1 = Network down, this link OK, 2 = Lost comms. Read only. 611  Modbus ID 0 = no second ID, 1 to 255 users Modbus ID.Unit will also always respond to Modbus address 99 612  Seconds before resetting to default state after loss of radio communications. Minimum 1, Max = 255, default = 10 613  Seconds before reverting to normal register updates after Modbus override data stops. Min 1, Max 255, default 10 614  Time in millisecs before this unit processes Modbus packet. Min = 4, max = 255, default = 40 *See text for exception 615  Special control mode setting, for example pump control modes. 0 for normal operation. 616  Analog pump control mode low setting 0 – 1022 617  Analog pump control mode high setting 1 - 1023 800  Total number of packets transmitted from master 0 -65535. Write any value to clear this and the next 31 registers 801  Total number of good packets received from Unit1 802  Total number of good packets received from Unit2 803  Total number of good packets received from Unit3 804  Total number of good packets received from Unit4 805  Total number of good packets received from Unit5 806  Total number of good packets received from Unit6 807  Total number of good packets received from Unit7 808  Total number of good packets received from Unit8 809  Total number of good packets received from Unit9 810  Total number of good packets received from Unit10 811  Total number of good packets received from Unit11 812  Total number of good packets received from Unit12 813  Total number of good packets received from Unit13 814  Total number of good packets received from Unit14 815  Total number of good packets received from Unit15 816  Total number of good packets received from Unit16 817  Total number of good packets received from Unit17 818  Total number of good packets received from Unit18 819  Total number of good packets received from Unit19 820  Total number of good packets received from Unit20 821  Total number of good packets received from Unit21 822  Total number of good packets received from Unit22 833  Total number of good packets received from Unit23 824  Total number of good packets received from Unit24 825  Total number of good packets received from Unit25 826  Total number of good packets received from Unit26 827  Total number of good packets received from Unit27 828  Total number of good packets received from Unit28 829  Total number of good packets received from Unit29 830  Total number of good packets received from Unit30 831  Total number of good packets received from Unit31 1000  Hop Pattern, read only 1001  Serial number, read only 1002  Channels, read only 1003  Software version 12 = 1.2 etc. Read Only.  
						

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1004  Seconds Modbus registers 311-318 must be stable before EEPROM write (Special mode 3) Read Only 1005  Run time in hours. Read Only 1006  Radio / Interface board type. 0 = ISM Spread spectrum, 1 = Generic RADInt Board, 2= ISM High Power Read Only 1007  Generic RadInt board Baud rate . Read Only 1008  Generic RadInt board key up time in mS. Read Only 1009  Generic RadInt board key down time in mS. Read Only 1010  Generic RadInt board data gap time in mS. Read Only 1011  Transmit cycle rate in mS. Read Only 1012  ISM High power RF data rate. 0=10,000 BPS, 1=120,000 BPS. Read Only 1013  ISM High power multi-packet burst transmit mode. X + 1 = number of burst packets. Read Only 3318     Write 1234 to restore to default settings. Write 5678 to copy all settings to EEPROM 
  
						

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Typical Applications and Installations. 
 
Multiple Tanks, Pumps and Remote Controls 
Miles apart, without interconnecting wires, the RFScada units can control and continuously monitor multiple 
pumps, tanks, VSD’s, switch contacts, security devices, analog signal input levels, analog output signals etc. 
Alarms and shutdowns may be activated from any location to indicate fault conditions; with every unit monitoring 
the network condition and reverting to a known state during error conditions. In this example network four 
RFScada units are configured so analog and digital signals may be transmitted and monitored between four 
locations. Up to 32 RFScada units may be in a single network, providing over 1000 inputs and outputs. 
 
 
Tank Tank 
Tank
TankTank
RFScada
RFScada
RFScada
Pump 
Pump 
Analog Levels & 
Switch Inputs 
PC (optional) 
Monitor / 
Control VSD / VFD 
Motor / Pump 
Pump 
Analog Levels & 
Switch Inputs 
Analog speed, current, 
control and status 
signals to & from VSD Analog motor current & 
control status to RFScada  Emergency stop contacts, gate switch, 
freeze switch etc 
Pump control contacts 
Analog / Switch operator 
control inputs 
Analog meters / relay 
indicating status display  
Modbus  Emergency stop 
contacts 
Emergency 
stop contacts 
Analog meters &  relays 
indicate status  
Tank TankRFScada
Analog Levels & 
Switch Inputs  Emergency stop contacts, gate switch, 
freeze switch etc 
Pump 
Pump 
VSD / VFD 
Motor / Pump 
Analog speed command and 
control  signals to VSD  
						

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Simple Remote Tank, Local Pump Control 
Here the level of a remote tank is monitored, either by an analog level transducer and / or limit switches. The 
local pump may be operated either via a simple contactor or an adjustable analog output signal may be supplied 
to control the speed of a VSD. Note that the RFScada provides a very easy interface to these devices, and even 
provides power to the analog tank 4-20mA pressure transducer saving additional cost. 
 
 
 
Relay and  ‘Over the Hill Applications. 
In some locations, particularly in mountainous regions where few man made objects exist to serve as signal 
reflectors, communication between units is not possible. In this case another RFScada unit may be located in a 
position within range of all units, and it can act as a relay station between units. 
RFScada RFScada 
RFScada 
Relay Station 
Mountain 
Inputs, 
Outputs etc. 
Inputs, 
Outputs etc. 
 
Tank
RFScada 
 
RFScada provides 
power for 4-20mA 
transducer. 
Empty / Full 
Switches 
4-20 mA level 
transducer 
RFScada 
PC (optional) 
Monitor / 
Control 
Analog / Switch operator 
control inputs 
Analog meters / relay 
indicating status display  
Pump 
VSD / VFD Motor / Pump 
NO WIRES !!  
						

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Remote Variable Speed / Variable Frequency Drive Control. 
A variable speed drive may be controlled at a distance using the RFScada units. Depending on the type of 
drive, the drive may be stopped, started, the speed controlled and many drive parameters such as output 
current may be monitored for safe operation. The RFScada units can provide automatic shutdown in the case of 
any system or communication failures. 
 
 
Access Control / Monitoring 
Here a pair of wireless RFScada units remotely protect, monitor and control access to a secure location up to 
25 miles away. Alarms are activated whenever access is required or gained. The electrical lock may be 
controlled remotely as well as locally. Remote indication is supplied to show if the door is securely closed, when 
it is opened plus full visual status of conditions. Alarms indicate all faults and abnormal conditions, such as 
power fail or forced entry.    
 
RFScada RFScada 
 
Variable 
Speed Drive 
From VSD 
Analog speed, 
current, torque 
etc. readings.  
 
Digital / Switch 
Running, 
overload, status 
signals 
PLC,  PC or 
control 
system PLC,  PC or 
control 
system 
To & From 
 VSD via 
Discrete 
Analog speed, 
current, torque 
etc. commands 
& readings.  
 
Digital / Switch 
commands & 
status signals To & From 
 VSD via 
Modbus 
Speed, current, 
torque etc. 
commands & 
readings.  
Switch 
commands & 
status signals 
Phone  or 
landline Modem
Phone  or 
landline Modem 
  RS-232  
or RS-485 
NO WIRES !!!
Local Alarm & 
Warning Indicators 
To VSD 
Analog speed, 
current limit 
Commands.  
 
Digital / Switch 
Stop, About to 
Start, Run etc.  
commands  
						

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Security / Environmental Systems 
From up to 25 miles, without interconnecting wires the RFScada units can control and continuously monitor 
environmental systems such as pumps, fountains, heaters and security devices. Alarms are activated to indicate 
any fault conditions. 
  
  
						

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