GE 469

469 MOTOR MANAGEMENT RELAY – COMMUNICATIONS GUIDE CGI-1
Index
A
ACCELERATION TIMER ......................................................50
ACTUAL VALUES, READING ................................................ 7
ANALOG INPUT 1 ...............................................................66
ANALOG INPUT 1-2 DIFFERENCE ......................................73
ANALOG INPUT 2 ...............................................................67
ANALOG INPUT 3 ...............................................................68
ANALOG INPUT 3-4 DIFFERENCE ......................................74
ANALOG INPUT 4 ...............................................................69
ANALOG INPUTS ..........................................................31, 33
ANALOG OUTPUTS.............................................................63
ASSIGNABLE INPUTS .........................................................41
AVERAGE MOTOR LOAD ....................................................32
C
CLEAR DATA ......................................................................40
COMMANDS .......................................................................19
COMMUNICATIONS ............................................................35
CRC-16 ................................................................................ 3
CURRENT DEMAND............................................................62
CURRENT METERING.........................................................29
CURRENT SENSING ...........................................................40
CURRENT UNBALANCE ......................................................49
CYCLIC REDUNDANCY CHECK ........................................... 3
D
DATA FORMATS, MEMORY MAP ......................................109
DATA FRAME FORMAT ........................................................ 2
DATA PACKET FORMAT ...................................................... 2
DATA RATE ......................................................................... 2
DEFAULT MESSAGES ........................................................37
DEMAND.............................................................................62
DEMAND METERING ..........................................................31
DEVICENET
469 specific objects.........................................................131
acknowledge handler object.............................................130
assembly object ..............................................................127
connection object ............................................................128
description ......................................................................124
DeviceNet object .............................................................126
identity object .................................................................125
message router object .....................................................126
Modbus registers...............................................................36
DIGITAL COUNTERS...........................................................43
DIGITAL INPUTS .................................................................29
E
ELECTRICAL INTERFACE .................................................... 1
ERROR CHECKING.............................................................. 3
ERROR RESPONSES..........................................................12
ETHERNET .........................................................................36
EVENT RECORD