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About the IQ3/XNC MODBUS Driver2 About the IQ3/XNC MODBUS DriverIQ3/XNC MODBUS Driver is a <strong>Trend</strong> Custom Language (TCL) that enables values from devices on MODBUS to beread into the strategy of an IQ3/XNC. It also enables values from the strategy to be written to values in the MODBUSdevices.There are four variants of the driver with different numbers of data requests, inputs, outputs, and differentcommunications options. See the table below.Communications Option Data Requests Inputs Outputs BrIQsIP 35 20 85 10005185 150 400 12980Serial 35 20 85 9565185 150 400 12540Each driver variant uses a different number of BrIQs, and has a different number of inputs and outputs (MODBUSdata read and write requests). Therefore when selecting which driver variant to use you should consider the numberof BrIQs available in the IQ3/XNC that is to be used, as well as the method of connecting to the MODBUS, numberof data request that are required, the number of outputs required to the strategy and number of inputs required fromthe strategy. For details of the number of BrIQs the IQ3/XNC see the IQ3../.../XNC/... Controller/Interface Data Sheet(TA200219). The data request specifies the device containing the values, the value, and the type of value.The number of data requests determines the number of different requests for information that can be set up. Eachdata request could request information for more several sequential values. Each data request is configured in oneof the TCL interface module’s stores therefore the number of data requests is the number of stores available for thispurpose.Data read from the device is stored in the IQ3/XNC’s TCL Interface module’s outputs. These objects can then beused in the IQ3/XNC’s strategy. Data that is to be written to the device is taken from the IQ3/XNC’s TCL Interfacemodule’s inputs. These inputs can be modified from the IQ3/XNC’s strategy.XNC Interface ModuleKnob ModulesSensorModulesInputsMODBUS Driver(TCL Application)OutputsSwitch ModulesDigital InputModulesIQ3/XNC StrategyMODBUS DevicesIQ3/XNC MODBUS Driver Manual TE201101 Issue 2, 12-Apr-20117

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