Siemens MJ-4 Series - 9 Communications Module Firmware Versions; Communications Module Firmware Version; Mj-Xl Communications Module Firmware Versions

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84 SF = 1 Memo2 - chars 9-10
85 SF = 1 "NN" Raise/Lower Value
86 SF = 1 Regulator Id (Range: 0 - 32766)
87 SF = 1 Tap Changer Mechanism
88 SF = 1 Max. Load Current % (Range: 0-350)
89 SF = 1 Full Load Current (50-7200) (A)
90 SF = 1 CM Pre-tx delay for DNP
91 SF = 1 CM Post-tx delay for DNP
92 SF = 1 CM transmit delay for DNP
93 SF = 1 CM number of retries (DNP)
94 SF = 1 CM protocol
95 SF = 1 CM parity
96 SF = 1 CM self test request
97 SF = 1 Raise Limit % (0=10%, 1=8.75%, 2=7.5%, 3=6.25%, 4=5%)
98 SF = 1 Lower Limit % (0=10%, 1=8.75%, 2=7.5%, 3=6.25%, 4=5%)
99 SF = 1 Data Port Baud
9 Communications Module Firmware Versions
9.1 MJ-4 Communications Module firmware version
Version 3.10 : Supports all DNP points including Set 7, supports AMD Flash memory.
9.2 MJ-XL Communications Module firmware versions
The principle firmware version released for the MJ-4 Communications Module is the 3.10, an abbreviated list of the
principle firmware versions that have were released for use on the MJ-X
L
communications module follows. For
questions regarding firmware versions not included in this list, please contact your Siemens representative.
Version 2.13: Contains “full set” of 370 DNP3.0 points (see 2.x3 points list in Section 8.2.9).
Version 2.14: Contains “limited set” of 64 DNP3.0 points (see 2.x4 points list in Section 8.2.3).
Version 3.01: Level 2 implementation of DNP3.0, no DNP points by default; must use the DNP Configure program
to load the desired DNP points onto the control panel. Supports unsolicited responses.
Version 3.07: Level 2 implementation of DNP3.0, can use DNP Configure program to load user-defined DNP points
or choose to use one of the predefined DNP point sets (if used in conjunction with MJXL version 3.07
or higher).
Version 3.0701: Added short delay after CM initialization so all values are online before polling can start
Version 3.0702: Added full support for Trip/Close operations on Binary Outputs. If using a Trip/Close operation for
a tap raise or lower, the TRIP command should be used to activate. Also, a Trip to the Tap Raise
point will raise the tap one position; a Close to the Tap Raise point will lower the tap one position.
Version 3.0703: Added support for alternate AMD flash memory. Removed support for ATMEL Flash memory.