Setting the Address
The address must be set via the two rotary selection switches. The default setting is 11.
The BC8150 Bus Terminal Controller supports different protocols.
Address 1 to 39
Automatic recognition of the following protocols
- Serial ADS, automatic baud rate detection, default 38400 baud, fixed data frame (8,e,1)
- KS8000 protocol, automatic baud rate detection, default 38400 baud, fixed data frame (8,e,1)
- KS2000 protocol, automatic baud rate detection, default 38400 baud, fixed data frame (8,e,1)
- ModbusASCII protocol, automatic baud rate detection, default 38400 baud, fixed data frame (8,e,1)
- TwinCAT PLC, protocol automatic baud rate detection default 38400 baud, fixed data frame (8,e,1)
Address 40 to 59
- ModbusRTU, configurable baud rate, default 9600, configurable data frame default 8,n,1
Changing the address
The switches can be set to the required position using a screwdriver. Ensure that the switches engage correctly. The lower switch is the ten-multiplier, the upper switch is the one-multiplier. The address change becomes active immediately.
Example
You want to set address 34:
- Lower rotary selection switch Sx11: 3
- Upper rotary selection switch Sx10: 4
Special functions using the address switch
In addition, the address switch can be used for following functions. To this end the associated address has to be set (as long as the coupler is switched off), only the end terminal may be connected (KL9010), and the coupler must then be connected to the supply voltage.
Address 99: Factory setting
Address 98: Delete boot project
Address 97: Delete TwinCAT configuration