ECKELMANN VS 300 - Setting the CAN Bus Address

Startup of VS 300
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5. Pressing the ESC/RESET moves back to parameter list selection (A is shown on display). Pressing the
ESC/RESET again returns to basic display mode, which displays the actual value of t1
(Control Loop 1) -
(see illustration under item 1, page 42).
See section 6 Operation for further details on the display and operation of the VS 300.
5.3.2.3 Setting the CAN Bus address
Only with VS 300 versions without fitted CAN Bus address select switch is it necessary to set the address via a
parameter. This is only possible using the controller's integrated operator interface:
The addressing is carried out via the parameter S290. For further details see chapter 7 - Parameter List and
Menu Structure - Parameter List S2.
5.3.2.4 Configuring the controller
Parameter S390 (see section 7 Parameter List and Menu Structure - Parameter List S3) can be used to set the
controller configuration according to the table below:
The controller configuration can only be changed in terminal mode and Superuser mode
(see section 5.3.2.2 Changing the Access Level).
Parameter Controller Configuration
0 LT LT Control Loop 1 = LT control
Control Loop 2 = LT control
1 LT NT Control Loop 1 = LT control
Control Loop 2 = NT control
2 LT HP Control Loop 1 = LT control
Control Loop 2 = HP control
3 NT NT Control Loop 1 = NT control
Control Loop 2 = NT control
4 NT HP Control Loop 1 = NT control
Control Loop 2 = HP control
5 HP HP Control Loop 1 = HP control
Control Loop 2 = HP control
6 NT LT Control Loop 1 = NT control
Control Loop 2 = LT control
For satellite and booster operation please seee chapter 4.3.13.
The controller must be configured prior to making individual parameter settings,
as first start will be performed after changing the configuration!
At first start, the default settings are loaded for all parameters and all archives (alarms/messages
and operating data, e.g. starts, activity) are deleted!
Faulty parameter setting can result in severe impairment of system function!