Mirion Technologies AVIOR-2 - Networking; Parametrage Modbus; Modbus Data

USER MANUAL
AVIOR-2/AVIOR-2 I/O & MIP-2/MIP-2 I/O
106491_C User manual AVIOR-2 MIP-2_En.docx
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20.2 NETWORKING
Communication with the AVIOR-2 or the MIP-2 can be done via an RS485 network following the
ModBus protocol.
20.3 PARAMÉTRAGE MODBUS
To change the slave ID of the device:
Connect the device to a PC and launch the "Connecting to a computer" USB mode (voir 14.1)1.
From the file Explorer open the /MIP_AVIOR/config/deviceSettings.cfg file with a text editor. In 2.
the section ["globalSettings"] replace the value of the "modbusSlaveId" field by desired ID.
Required serial port configuration:
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Speed: 115200 bauds
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Data bits: 8
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Parity : None
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Stop bit: 1
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Flow control: None
20.3.1 ModBus data
The following table defines the values of the accessible registers of AVIOR-2 and MIP-2:
ModBus data Access Type Uniqueness Register Value
Interface 1
Probe name Read Alpha. List (20) IR 1 -> IR 10 SAB 70 (*)
Probe Serial No.
Read
Alpha. List (6) IR 11 1 (*)
Detector Information
Read
Integer 16 Unique
IR 12 : MSB
IR 13 : LSB
30 (*)
Detector Information unit Read Integer 16 Unique IR 14
0 : INCH
1 : CM_2
Probe status
Read
Integer 16 Unique IR 15
0: NO_PROBE
1: RESEARCH
2: FIND
3: NOT_FOUND
4: UNKNOWN_PROBE
5: INIT
6: MEASURE
7: DEFAULT
8: CONFIGURE
9: UNKNOWN
Channel 1
Transmitter Read Integer 16 Unique IR 16
0 : GAMMA
1 : ALPHA
2 : BETA
3 : ALPHA_BETA
4 : ALPHA_BETA_GAMMA
5 : NEUTRON
6 : NEUTRON_GAMMA
7 : X
8 : BETA_GAMA
9 : BETA_OR_ALPHA_BETA
10 : UNKNOWN
11 : NONE