100/104-E-INT-D Contactor Communication Module Auto-generated Tags
After you configure the device, tags are automatically generated. The data
from the input (produced) and output (consumed) assemblies is used as descriptive tag
names to simplify programming.
Tag | Data Type | Function | 100-E-INT-D | 104-E-INT-D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
DeviceName:I.RunMode | BIT | 0 = Not Run Mode 1 = Run Mode | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.ConnectionFaulted | BIT | Connection to the device is: 0 = Up and working 1 = Not connected | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.DiagnosticActive | BIT | 0 = No diagnostics active 1 = One or more diagnostic or prognostics thresholds reached | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.DiagSequenceCount | SINT | Increments for each time a distinct diagnostic condition is
detected, including each time a distinct diagnostic condition
transitions from Detected to not detected. | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.Fault | BIT | This is a roll-up of all diagnostic conditions that the module
can detect that indicate that the signal is not good data. If
there is a detailed data type member that indicates a given
detected condition, then this Fault member does not itself
affect the DiagnosticActive or DiagnosticSequenceCount members.
However, if there is not a detailed data type for a given
detected condition, then this Fault member triggers both the
DiagnosticActive member and increments/decrements the Diagnostic
Sequence Count. 0 = Normal good data 1= Data is bad | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.Uncertain | BIT | Module is operating outside its designed operating range, or data
is under manual or override control. 0 = No question about data validity 1 = Data validity is questionable | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.AuxForwardContact | BIT | Indicates the Auxiliary Forward Contact status. If Auxiliary
Forward contact type is set to Normally Open: 0 = When Contactor is OFF 1 = When Contactor is ON If Auxiliary Forward contact type is set to Normally Closed: 1 = When Contactor is OFF 0 = When Contactor is ON | ✔ | |
DeviceName.I.Starter.AuxReverseContact | BIT | Indicates the Auxiliary Reverse Contact status. If Auxiliary
Forward contact type is set to Normally Open: 0 = When Contactor is OFF 1 = When Contactor is ON If Auxiliary Forward contact type is set to Normally Closed: 1 = When Contactor is OFF 0 = When Contactor is ON | ✔ | |
DeviceName.I.Starter.Interlock | BIT | Status of Interlock input depending on the configuration setting
for Interlock operation.
IMPORTANT:
Interlock Enabled is required for
energizing the 100-E contactor coil.
If the state of the Interlock Aux Value is equal to "Interlock
Disabled", the device de-energizes the coil. The device disables
the RUN commands from energizing the coil until the state of the
Interlock Aux Value is "Interlock Enabled". To bypass
interlocking, set the Interlock contact to "Normally Closed".
The interlock setting can be found in the device AOP for the
100/104-E Interface. In a normal state condition, the Interlock
should be '1'. For 100/104-E-INT-D interface modules, this
Aux/Interlock terminal is common to connect a trip contact from
either a motor protection circuit breaker or motor overload. 0 = Interlock Disabled 1= Interlock Enabled | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.Stopped | BIT | Indicates the Stop status of the Motor starters 0 = If Starter is ON in forward direction or in reverse
direction 1 = If Starter is not ON in forward direction or in reverse
direction. | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.PeerControlEn | BIT | Indicate the control source of Motor starter (contactor) 0 = Control source is Controller 1 = Control source is Peer If the operating mode is set to Peer2Wire or Peer 3 wire If
Operating mode is Controller/Peer 2Wire or Controller/Peer 3Wire
and in Hand mode is active | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.PeerCommFault | BIT | A roll-up of all P2P communication faults. This rollup is set to
1 when at least one connection fault has been detected for P2P
control commands. 0 = No P2P communication faults 1 = Communication fault has been detected for at least one
control command | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.InternalFault | BIT | 1 = Indicates internal fault state. For instance: the NVS fault,
internal communication faults, power on self tests finished with
Fault. | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.OperationsAlarm | BIT | 1 = Indicates when the Motor starter or contactor operations
counter reaches Alarm threshold. It can be the maximum lifetime
for the Motor starter or contactor | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName.I.Starter.OperatingHoursAlarm | BIT | 1 = Indicates when the Motor starter or contactor operating hours
counter reaches Alarm threshold. It can be the maximum lifetime
for the Motor starter or contactor | ✔ | ✔ |
Tag | Data Type | Function | 100-E-INT-D | 104-E-INT-D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Motor_Starter_4:O.Command.RunForward | BIT | Command from Controller or Peer to Turn On the reversing motor
starter in Forward direction | ✔ | |
Motor_Starter_4:O.Command.RunReverse | BIT | Command from Controller or Peer to Turn On the reversing motor
starter in Reverse direction | ✔ |
Tag | Data Type | Function | 100-E-INT-D | 104-E-INT-D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
DeviceName:C.Starter.OperationsAlarmEn | BIT | Enables/Disables the Operations Alarm. If Disabled, the
Operations Alarm is not set if the number of operations counter
crosses the Alarm threshold. 0 = Disabled 1 = Enabled | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName:C.Starter.OperatingHoursAlarmEn | BIT | Enables/Disables the Operating Hours Alarm. If Disabled, the
Operating Hours Alarm is not set when the number of operating
hours counter crosses the Alarm threshold. 0 = Disabled 1 = Enabled | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName:C.Starter.RemainingOperationsAlarmLimit | DINT | Specifies a remaining life level for number of operations
(relative to the user maintenance total life for this component
group) below which component reports a Predictive maintenance
event. 0 — 1 000 000. Default 100 000 | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName:C.Starter.RemainingOperatingHoursAlarmLimit | DINT | Specifies a remaining life level for number of operating hours
(relative to the user maintenance total life for this component
group) below which component reports a Predictive maintenance
event. 0 — 100 000. Default 10 000 | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName:C.Starter.FaultMode | BIT | Defines the state of the Motor starter or contactor when
communication Fault occurs. 0 = Go to Fault value 1 = Hold Last State | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName:C.Starter.FaultValue | BIT | Defines the state of Motor starter or contactor when
communication Fault occurs. The FaultMode has to be set to 0 0 = Off 1 = On | ✔ | |
DeviceName:C.Starter.FaultValue | SINT | Defines the state of Reversing Motor starter when communication
Fault occurs. The FaultMode has to be set to 0 0 = OFF 1 = RunForward 2 = RunReverse | ✔ | |
DeviceName:C.Starter.ProgMode | BIT | Defines the state of the Motor starter or contactor when
transitioned into the Program Mode. 0 = Go to Program Mode 1 = Hold Last State | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName:C.Starter.ProgValue | BIT | Defines the state of the Motor starter or contactor when
transitioned into the Program Mode. 0 = OFF 1 = ON | ✔ | |
DeviceName:C.Starter.ProgValue | SINT | Defines the state of Reversing Motor starter when transitioned
into the Program Mode. The ProgMode has to be set to 0 0 = OFF 1 = RunForward 2 = RunReverse | ✔ | |
DeviceName:C.Starter.FaultFinalState | BIT | Defines the state of Motor starter or contactor once the time in
FaultValueStateDuration elapses. 0 = Off 1 = On | ✔ | |
DeviceName:C.Starter.FaultFinalState | SINT | Defines the state of Motor starter or contactor once the time in
FaultValueStateDuration elapses. 0 = Off 1 = RunForward 2 = RunReverse | ✔ | |
DeviceName:C.Starter.ProgramToFaultEn | BIT | Determines if Motor starter or contactor should transition to the
Fault Mode if the connection faults while in Program Mode. 0 = Stay in Program Mode 1 = Go to Fault mode | ✔ | ✔ |
DeviceName:C.Starter.FaultValueStateDuration | SINT | This value determines time the Fault Mode state is held before
the FaultFinalState being applied. 0 = Hold Forever. (default) 1 = 1 second 2 = 2 seconds 5 = 5 seconds 10 = 10 seconds | ✔ | ✔ |
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