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We have a customer that is using a M1E CPU 98030 to a read the variables of some Alstom relays. The part numbers of the different relays are:
P343311B2A0030A,
P141311A2A0050A,
P143311A2A0050A,
P122A00F111,
M220
The customer said that if he tries to read more than 28 registers, the XMIT block goes to error. We don't know the reason, because XMIT can read more than 100 registers per transaction, using the Modbus function code 3.
We have a customer that is using a M1E CPU 98030 to a read the variables of some Alstom relays. The part numbers of the different relays are:
P343311B2A0030A,
P141311A2A0050A,
P143311A2A0050A,
P122A00F111,
M220
The customer said that if he tries to read more than 28 registers, the XMIT block goes to error. We don't know the reason, because XMIT can read more than 100 registers per transaction, using the Modbus function code 3.
Has anyone ever worked with this relays and can give a suggestion?
P343311B2A0030A,
P141311A2A0050A,
P143311A2A0050A,
P122A00F111,
M220
The customer said that if he tries to read more than 28 registers, the XMIT block goes to error. We don't know the reason, because XMIT can read more than 100 registers per transaction, using the Modbus function code 3.
We have a customer that is using a M1E CPU 98030 to a read the variables of some Alstom relays. The part numbers of the different relays are:
P343311B2A0030A,
P141311A2A0050A,
P143311A2A0050A,
P122A00F111,
M220
The customer said that if he tries to read more than 28 registers, the XMIT block goes to error. We don't know the reason, because XMIT can read more than 100 registers per transaction, using the Modbus function code 3.
Has anyone ever worked with this relays and can give a suggestion?