The steps to change system date and time are as follows:
4. Write Level 1 Password to the SCADA Password holding register.
5. Write new system date and time value to the System Date register using
command 16 Preset multiple holding registers. See chapter I-4.a.i above for the
explanation of the register format.
6. Write 0 to the SCADA Password holding register.
The last step is optional; it ensures that write protection mechanism engages as soon as
write access is completed, without waiting for the timeout to expire.
See chapter 5.4 Passwords for the password value.
See chapter J-5 below for addresses of the Modbus registers.
J.5 Addresses Mapping
This Appendix contains tables that present the Hydran 201Ti addresses mapping for the
following:
• Coils: See Section J-5.a.
• Holding registers: See Section J-5.b.
• Strings: See Section J-5.c.
J.5.1 Address Mapping for the Coils
Table J-16 below presents the addresses mapping for the Binary Inputs. The
columns contain the following information:
• Modbus Address: Modbus register address of the variable.
• Register Description: Name of the variable.
• Format: Type of format used by the data. See Section D.7 for details.
• Default Value: Default value of the variable.
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