VM-742B & VM-742 Network Communication Module Manual

MANUAL No. 21109E1.
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Published in Nov. 2011
Revised in Jan. 2012
VM-7 Monitoring System
VM-742B & VM-742

Network Communication Module
Manual
● This manual is solely designed for technicians to set, maintain, check for the
VM-7 Monitoring System and deal with trouble on the monitoring system.
Use of this manual is restricted to those who are qualified or authorized to

perform the service.
● Read this manual thoroughly and understand the contents before setting,
maintaining, checking and trouble-shooting for VM-7 Monitoring System.
● Keep this manual so that the operator can refer to it when needed.
SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc.

VM-742B & VM-742 Preface
Thank you very much for purchasing the VM-742B & VM-742 Network Communication Module (hereafter
“the product”).
<Regarding the Manuals for the VM-7 Monitoring System>

The VM-7 Monitoring System comes with 11 manuals which contain information for different operations as
well as tasks.
This is one of the 11 manuals.
Name VM-7B & VM7 System Manual

Intended users Personnel who maintain the product, install it to the control panel and connect the wires
of the manual Personnel who perform the detail settings and maintenance of the product
The use of this manual is restricted to those who have completed the maintenance training
course run by our company.
Contents • Description of the product
• Specifications and outline
• Description of unpacking and accessories
• How to install the product into the control panel
• How to connect the product
• Regular inspection
• How to set the product
• Troubleshooting
• Names and functions of the individual parts
Name VM-701B & VM-701 Vibration/Displacement Monitor Module Manual

Intended users Personnel who perform the detail settings and maintenance of the product
of the manual The use of this manual is restricted to those who have completed the maintenance training
Contents • How to set the product
• How to adjust the product
• Troubleshooting
Name VM-702B & VM-702 Absolute Vibration Monitor Module Manual

of the manual The use of this manual is restricted to those who have completed the maintenance
training course run by our company.
• Troubleshooting
Name VM-703B & VM-703 Tachometer & Eccentricity Monitor Module Manual
• Troubleshooting
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Name VM-704B & VM-704 Temperature Monitor Module Manual

• Troubleshooting
Name VM-706B & VM-706 Rod Drop Monitor Module Manual

• Troubleshooting
Name VM-721B VM-721 18-Channel Relay Module Manual

• Troubleshooting
Name VM-741B & VM-741 Local Communication & Phase Marker Module Manual
• Description of communication specifications
• Troubleshooting
Name VM-742B & VM-742 Network Communication Module Manual

Intended users of Personnel who perform the detail settings and maintenance of the product
the manual The use of this manual is restricted to those who have completed the maintenance training
• Description of communication specifications
• Troubleshooting
Name VM-771B MCL View Operation Manual

Intended users of Operators who are in charge of the maintenance of the product and who confirm the
the manual screen in their work
Contents • Description of the screen
• How to operate the product
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Name VM-731 & VM-732 Analysis Module Manual

of the manual The use of this manual is restricted to those who have completed the maintenance
training course run by our company.
• Troubleshooting
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<Important Notices>
● Be sure to read this manual thoroughly and understand the contents before using this product. Keep this
manual so that the operator can refer to it when needed.
● If you have any inquiry about this product or manual, contact the sales office where you purchased the
product.
● For the use of the product, adequate knowledge about other instruments connected to the product and
transducers is also required. In addition, not only the contents of this manual, but also common sense
need to be applied for the safe use of the product.
● This product has had its EMC (Electro-magnetic compatibility) evaluated by various noise tests.
However, since the performance of the product varies depending on the environmental conditions such
as below, follow instructions in this manual to stabilize the product.
– Intensity of noise
– Temperature and humidity
– Layout of the product
● When reselling the product as an assembly or transferring the product (to a third party), please provide
the end users with this manual.
● When discarding the product, follow local government regulations.
● Company and product names contained herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective owners.
● Copyright is retained by Shinkawa Sensor Technology, Inc. No part of this document may be disclosed
or reproduced in any form without prior consent of SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc.
● The appearance of the Device Config window differs by product specifications.
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<Disclaimer>
● The company assumes no liability for any damage or injury caused by the user's fault including not
following the instructions of this manual or not installing or handling the product in an appropriate
manner.
● The company shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damage, injury, or lost income resulting from
misuse, abuse, modification, or disassembly of all or any part of the product by the user.
● Unless expressly stated herein, the company makes no other warranties, express or implied, including
without limitation, any warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or infringement of
intellectual property rights.
● A Warranty Provision is included at the end of this manual. In the event that the product failure occurs,
the company shall repair the product in accordance with the Warranty Provision.
● The company shall not be liable for any incidents resulting from the use of parts other than those that
are recommended by the company.
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VM-742B & VM-742 Table of Contents
<Table of Contents>
Regarding the Manuals for the VM-7 Monitoring System ................................................1
Important Notices ............................................................................................................4
Disclaimer........................................................................................................................5
Table of Contents.............................................................................................................6
Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product....................................................8

1.1 For Users of this Manual.......................................................................................................................8
1.2 Warning Symbols ..................................................................................................................................8
1.3 Precautions for Handling.......................................................................................................................9
1.3.1 Prohibited Uses.............................................................................................................................9
1.3.2 Compliances ...............................................................................................................................10
Chapter 2 Overview of Network Communication Module....................12

2.1 Functions.............................................................................................................................................12
2.1.1 Communication Function ...........................................................................................................12
2.1.2 Display Function ........................................................................................................................12
2.1.3 Control Function (Optional) (Under Development) ...................................................................12
2.2 Names and Description of Parts ..........................................................................................................13
2.2.1 VM-742B Network Communication Module.............................................................................13
2.2.2 VM-742 Network Communication Module ...............................................................................14
Chapter 3 Installation/Uninstallation of a Module ................................15

3.1 Module Installation Location (VM-7B Monitor) ................................................................................15
3.2 Module Installation Location (VM-7 Monitor)...................................................................................16
3.3 Installing the Module ..........................................................................................................................17
3.4 Uninstalling the Module......................................................................................................................18
Chapter 4 Edit the Module Setting .........................................................19

4.1 Workflow.............................................................................................................................................19
4.2 Setting the Internal Switches (VM-742B)...........................................................................................19
4.2.1 Switch for the Terminating Resistor ...........................................................................................19
4.3 Loading/Writing the Setting................................................................................................................20
4.3.1 Loading the Setting.....................................................................................................................20
4.3.2 Writing the Setting......................................................................................................................20
4.4 Common Settings for Modules ...........................................................................................................21
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Service ......................................................25

5.1 Replacing the Module .........................................................................................................................25
5.2 Edit the Module Setting ......................................................................................................................25
5.3 Service Life of the Module (Replacement Parts) ................................................................................26
5.4 Storage of the Module .........................................................................................................................26
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VM-742B & VM-742 Table of Contents
Chapter 6 Trouble Shooting ...................................................................27

6.1 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................27
Warranty Provision
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VM-742B & VM-742 Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product
Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product

For the safe use of the product, be sure to read the instructions below.
1.1 For Users of this Manual

This manual is solely designed for technicians to set, maintain, check for this product and deal with trouble on
the monitoring system.
Use of this manual is restricted to those who are qualified or authorized to perform the service.
1.2 Warning Symbols

This manual uses the following symbols to increase awareness of possible dangers or harmful situations to the
user, and to guide in the safe operation of the product. Be sure that you fully understand the contents of this
manual and follow the instructions herein.
Warning Symbols Description

This symbol is used to warn against the possibility of serious or fatal injury.
Follow the instructions to ensure safety.
This symbol is used to caution against the possibility of injury.
Follow the instructions to ensure safety.
This symbol is used to draw attention to the possibility of property damage.
Follow the instructions to prevent damage to equipment.
Point In this manual, Point is used to highlight some important issues as well as to provide useful
information.
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1.3 Precautions for Handling

For the safe use of the product, be sure to follow the precautions below.
1.3.1 Prohibited Uses
 Never disassemble or modify the product. Do not use the product under conditions that exceed its
specifications. Otherwise, it may result in malfunction of the product, fire or injury.
 Do not use radio equipment such as transceivers, or mobile phones around the product.
If electromagnetic waves are radiated to the product, signal cables or the transducer, the product
may not provide satisfactory precision described in the specifications.
 Avoid any contact with the component or soldered parts of the instrument rack or the module.
Otherwise, it may result in damage to or malfunction of the rack or the module.
 The instrument rack and the module are precision mechanical equipment. Avoid any excessive
shock or vibration.
Otherwise, it may result in damage to or malfunction of the product.
 Avoid a voltage resistance test or a withstand voltage test in any places other than specified.
Otherwise, it may result in damage to the product.
 Do not change or adjust the settings during operation.

Otherwise, it may result in an alarm generation and operation of the relay.
 Do not change or adjust the settings during operation.

Otherwise, it may cause variations in measurement values.
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1.3.2 Compliances
 Use of this product requires expert knowledge.
 Be sure to follow the instructions in this manual when installing the product.
Otherwise, it may result in malfunction of the product, fire or injury.
 Be sure to connect the earth cable.

Otherwise, it may result in an electric shock, electrocution or malfunction of the product.
 Before installation, be sure to read the manuals for this product as well as other instruments that
are to be connected. The use of this product requires expert knowledge of instruments, and the
knowledge of any associated equipment.
 Before any contact with the instrument rack or module, be sure to touch the metal objects, etc. so
that the static electricity is discharged.
Static electricity accumulated in the human body may damage the product.
 Use a time-delay circuit protector.

In-rush current caused by power activation may damage the product. The value of in-rush current
is from a few to ten times higher than the normal level. (The value of in-rush current varies
depending on the timing of power activation and the impedance of the power supply.)
 When carrying out a megger test, ensure that all the cables are disconnected from the driver
(transducer) as well as the converter.
After carrying out a megger test, ensure that any accumulated charge is discharged by
short-circuiting prior to reconnection.
Reconnecting the driver or the converter while the cables still carry a charge may damage the
product.
 Be sure to connect the power input terminal to the power supply with the voltage and frequency
advised in the specifications.
Otherwise, it may result in damage to or malfunction of the product.
 Make sure to place the module in the instructed position when installing the module onto the
instrument rack.
Otherwise, it may result in damage to the product or malfunction of the turbine monitoring system.
 Ensure that all the screws on the instrument rack are tightly fastened and the instrument rack is
securely fixed.
Also, be sure to use module fasteners to fix each module properly.
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 Be sure to perform the following for the stability of the product.
- Place surge killers around the product, the related instrumentation equipment, and the relay
around the signal cables to which these are connected.
- Ensure that the screws are tightly fastened and the product is securely fixed.
- Place the product in a metal cabinet, etc. and ensure that the lid is closed while the product is
operated.
- Use of ferrite cores (ZCAT3050-1330/TDK) can expect to reduce the noise induced by the
cables to a certain extent. It is recommended to use anti-noise devices in the case that the
conditions surrounding the product are considered to be unfavorable.
 Contact the sales office you purchased the product from if any of the following occurs.
Continued use of the product under any of the conditions below may result in fire or malfunction.
- Abnormal odor is detected from the product.

- The product is overheated.
- The product is dropped.
- The product package is damaged.
 Ensure that an interlock function is added to the product in order to prevent the product from
making mechanical errors in the case it is damaged.
 Store the product in a place without the direct rays of the sun where the following conditions are
satisfied. Do not store it in a hot and humid location or any location where corrosive gases are
present.
- Ambient temperature: -30 to 85C

- Ambient humidity: 20 to 90%RH (no condensation)
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VM-742B & VM-742 Chapter 2 Overview of Network Communication Module
Chapter 2 Overview of Network Communication

Module
The network communication module transmits the static data of each module via Modbus/TCP or Modbus/RTU.
(Modbus/RTU is for VM-742B only)
It also transmits both the static data and dynamic data of each module to the infiSYS Analysis View. (VM-742B
only)
A maximum of two network communication modules can be installed on the instrument rack, which allows you
to have a redundant host network.
2.1 Functions
This section provides basic information on the communication function, display function and control function
provided by this module.
2.1.1 Communication Function

 Modbus Communication
This function transmits static data on input signals via either Modbus/TCP or Modbus/RTU.
(Modbus/RTU is for VM-742B only)
 infiSYS Analysis View Communication (VM-742B only)
This function uses a dedicated communication protocol to transmit static data on input signals as well as
dynamic data including waveform data, which have been calculated with the analysis board.
2.1.2 Display Function

 Indicators on the Front Panel
The indicators on the front panel indicate the module status as well as the communication status.
For details about each indicator, see "2.2 Names and Description of Parts P.13".
2.1.3 Control Function (Optional) (Under Development)

 Operation Input
By using Modbus communication, you can receive control signals from the host network. Operations that
can be executed through the reception of signals include the alarm reset and bypass operations.
This function is enabled only when the reception of control signals is enabled as an option.
For details about this function, see "4.4 Common Settings for Modules P.21" and "Appendix A Control
Function of the Host Network (Optional) (Under Development) P.50".
Point Difference between VM-742B and VM-742
Two types of the modules are available for the Temperature Monitor Module; VM-742B usable with VM-7B
monitor and VM-742 usable with VM-7 monitor.
There are restrictions as described below on the racks and slots to which each module can be installed.
VM-742B VM-742
Available rack VM-761B VM-761
VM-762B VM-762
Available slot Slot C1 or C2 Slot 1, 2
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2.2 Names and Description of Parts
2.2.1 VM-742B Network Communication Module
On the B-type module, a marking is printed.
No. Name Function

The module is in a normal state : On (green)
1,3 Module status indicator
The module is in an abnormal state: Off
Communication is connected : On (green)
Communication status Communication is disconnected : Off
2,4
indicator Communication data is passed on : Flash
The host network communication module is fixed to

5 Module fastener
the instrument rack.
6 Main board Board on which electronic parts are mounted
7 Connector Connector for connecting with the mother board.
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2.2.2 VM-742 Network Communication Module
No. Name Function

The module is in a normal state : On (green)
The module is in an abnormal state: Off
1 Module status indicator
The module is installed in slots
other than Slot 1 or Slot 2 : Flash
Communication is connected : On (green)
Communication status
2 Communication is disconnected : Off
indicator
Communication data is passed on : Flash
The host network communication module is fixed to
3 Module fastener
the instrument rack.
4 Main board Board on which electronic parts are mounted
5 Connector Connector for connecting with the motherboard
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VM-742B & VM-742 Chapter 3 Installation/Uninstallation of a Module
Chapter 3 Installation/Uninstallation of a Module

This chapter describes how to install and uninstall a module.
Even while the VM-7 monitor is running, a module can be installed or uninstalled without affecting other
modules.
 Do not install the module in slots other than the one specified above. Otherwise, the module failure
could occur.
shock or vibration.
3.1 Module Installation Location (VM-7B Monitor)

VM-742B Network Communication Module can only be installed in Slot C1 and Slot C2.
 Do not install the module in slots other than the one specified above. Otherwise module failure
could occur.
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Slot C1
Slot C2
3.2 Module Installation Location (VM-7 Monitor)

VM-742 Network Communication Module can be installed in Slots 1 and Slot 2.
Slot 2
Slot 1
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3.3 Installing the Module
1 Insert the circuit board of the module by sliding it straight along the slits
on the top and bottom of the instrument rack.
2 Turn the upper and lower module fasteners evenly with your hands until
the module shoulder hits the turned edge of the instrument rack.
(Do not use a tool to tighten the fasteners.
The module is inserted into the connector located inside the rack.)
Shoulder of the
module
Module fastener
3 Turn on the power of the module. Once the module is activated
successfully, the LED on the front panel will either light up or Turned edge
flash. of the
instrument
(Tighten the fasteners until the shoulder of the module comes in rack
contact with the turned edge of the instrument rack. If the LED
does not light up within 10 seconds, the module may be faulty.
In such a case, immediately uninstall the module to prevent a
heating hazard etc.)
 Over-tightening the module fasteners could deform the module.
 Make sure to install the module in the specified slot on the instrument rack.
 Ensure that all the fasteners on the instrument rack are tightly fastened and the instrument rack is
securely fixed.
4 If MCL View and Device Config are connected, update rack configuration data.
For details about how to update the software, see "Updating the Information Displayed on MCL View
P.18" and "Updating the Information Displayed on Device Config P.18".
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3.4 Uninstalling the Module

1 If there is an active communication going on with other devices
via this module, stop the communication processing.
2 Loosen the fasteners on the module to be uninstalled until the Module

fasteners become detached from the instrument rack. fasteners
(The module disengages from the connector located inside the
rack.)
3 Slowly slide out the module from the instrument rack.
Updating the Information Displayed on MCL View
If you have changed the rack configuration during installation or

uninstallation of the module, you need to update the rack 1
configuration information in the MCL View.
(Immediately after installing a module, it is not displayed on the
MCL View window. Immediately after uninstalling a slot, a cross
is displayed over the position of the slot from which the module
has been uninstalled.)
Update the information according to the step described below.
1 Click the [CONNECT] icon.

The latest information is reflected on the window.
Updating the Information Displayed on Device Config
If you have changed the rack configuration during installation or uninstallation of the module, you need to
update the rack configuration information in the Device Config.
Update the information according to the steps described below.
1 Connect the PC and device with a USB cable or LAN 2
cable.
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2 From the Device Config menu, select [Communication] -
[Connect].
Communication between Device Config and the device
starts.
3 In the [Communication] menu, click [Get Configuration].
4 Click [OK].
The latest information is reflected on the window.
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VM-742B & VM-742 Chapter 4 Edit the Module Setting
Chapter 4 Edit the Module Setting

This chapter describes how to set VM-742B & VM-742 Network Communication Module.
4.1 Workflow
You can set this module as follows:
Setting the Internal Switches (VM-742B)

Switch for the Terminating Resistor See “4.2.1 Switch for the Terminating Resistor”.
Load the setting See “4.3 Loading/Writing the Setting”.
Edit the setting

Module common setting See “4.4 Common Settings for Modules”.
Write the setting See “4.3 Loading/Writing the Setting”.
4.2 Setting the Internal Switches (VM-742B)
4.2.1 Switch for the Terminating Resistor
To daisy chain an external device with the VM-7B monitor via Modbus/RTU, you need to mount a terminating
resistor on the device located at the end of the connection. The VM-7B monitor allows you to set the
terminating resistor by using the switch located on the main board of the VM-742B Network Communication
module.
For details, see "Appendix B Setting the Terminating Resistor P.53" at the end of this manual.
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4.3 Loading/Writing the Setting

To change the module operation, you have to load the setting from the module, edit it, and then write it back to
the module again.
Load or write the setting according to the steps described below.
4.3.1 Loading the Setting
1 Connect the PC and device with a USB cable or LAN cable.

2 From the Device Config menu, select [Communication] -
[Connect].
Communication between Device Config and the device 2
starts.
3 In the [Communication] menu, click [Get Configuration]. 3
4 Click [OK].
Loading of the setting starts.
4.3.2 Writing the Setting
 When the channel configuration and settings are changed, an alarm may be output.
Open the circuit between each relay and the connection system, as necessary.
 During communication between the device and Device Config, do not turn off the device power or
disconnect the communication cable.
Otherwise, the setting values changed using Device Config may not be reflected in the device.
 As the setting is written, the measurement values in MCL View and host network may disappear.
 As the setting is written, the measurement values may change.
1 In the [Communication] menu, click [Set

Configuration].
2 Click [OK].
Writing of the setting starts.
3 If it is necessary to restart the module to reflect the
settings, a confirmation dialog box appears.
4 Click [OK].
The written setting is reflected. 1
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Point Writing Mode
Two modes are available for writing the setting from Device Config to the module.
- With [Set Configuration], the setting is written to all modules on the instrument rack. It may take some time to
transfer the setting to all modules.
- With [Set Slot Configuration], the setting is written to the modules in the selected slots.
4.4 Common Settings for Modules

This section describes how to set common information and functions for modules.
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1 From [Device Tree] on the left of the window, select the [Communication] node.
2 Select the [Common] button on the right of the window to display the setting items.
3 Set or check the items below.
 IP Address and Subnet mask setting follow the network administrator.
 It is necessary to restart the module to reflect this setting.
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Information
Serial Number The serial number is displayed.
Firmware ID (VM-742B only) The firmware ID is displayed.
Firmware version (VM-742 only) The firmware version is displayed.
Function
Control Signal Accept This item displays whether the control function provided by
(Under development) the host network is enabled. This is an optional function for
VM-742B.
• Off: Reject the control signals from the host network.
• On: Permit the control signals from the host network.
Communication
MAC Address The MAC address is displayed.
IP Address Enter the IP address for TCP/IP communication.
Make sure to set an address that is different from the
addresses set for other devices connected to the same network.
Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask for TCP/IP communication.
Analysis (VM-742B only)
Communication Enabled Displays whether the infiSYS Analysis View communication
function is enabled or disabled.
Port Number Enter the port number for infiSYS Analysis View
communication.
(This setting is applicable only if [Communication Enabled]
under [Analysis] is enabled.)
Timeout Enter the timeout period for infiSYS Analysis View
communication.
under [Analysis] is enabled.)
Setting value: From 5 to 60 seconds
* Deselecting this checkbox disables the timeout function.
Modbus/TCP
Communication Enabled Displays whether the Modbus/TCP communication function is
enabled or disabled.
Port Number Enter the port number for Modbus/TCP communication.
under [Modbus/TCP] is enabled.)
Timeout Enter the timeout period for Modbus/TCP communication.
Setting value: From 5 to 60 seconds
* Deselecting this checkbox disables the timeout function.
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Slave ID Enter the slave ID for Modbus/TCP communication.

Make sure to set an ID that is different from the IDs set for
other devices connected to the same network.
Setting value: From 1 to 247
Modbus/RTU (VM-742B only)
Communication Enabled Displays whether the Modbus/RTU communication function
is enabled or disabled.
Baud Rate Select the baud rate for Modbus/RTU communication.

under [Modbus/RTU] is enabled.)
Setting value: 9600, 19200 bps
Data Length The data length for Modbus/RTU communication is
displayed.
Setting value: Fixed to 8 bits
Parity Select the parity for Modbus/RTU communication.
• None: No parity
• ODD: Odd number
• EVEN: Even number
Stop Bit The stop bit for Modbus/RTU communication is displayed.
Setting value: Fixed to 1 bit
Slave ID Enter the slave ID for Modbus/RTU communication.
Make sure to set an ID that is different from the IDs set for
other devices connected to the same network.
Setting value: From 1 to 247
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Point Display colors and background colors of the setting value on Device Config
The font colors and background colors indicate the current state of the setting items in Device Config. Examples
are shown below.
 Normal font: The value has not been changed.
 Black bold font: The value has been changed but not yet specified. This value has not been set to the monitor
or saved in a file.
 Red bold font: This value can be set. However, some sort of constraint/limit exists or the value is not
recommendable. (Warning value)
 Yellow background & red bold font: The value does not operate the monitor normally. This value cannot be
set or saved. (Error value)
 Yellow background: The value cannot be selected.
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VM-742B & VM-742 Chapter 5 Maintenance and Service
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Service

This chapter describes the maintenance and inspection procedures for the module.
5.1 Replacing the Module

This section describes how to replace the module as part of the maintenance/service procedure. A new module
must be set up after replacement.
Before replacing this module, stop any communication that may be going on with the devices connected via the
module.
shock or vibration.
 Ensure that all the fasteners on the instrument rack are tightly fastened and the instrument rack is
securely fixed.
1 Saves the settings of the module to be replaced.

This information will be used to set up a new module.
(See "4.3 Loading/Writing the Setting P.20".)
2 Uninstall the module.
(See "3.4 Uninstalling the Module P.18".)
3 Install a new module.
(See "3.3 Installing the Module P.17".)
4 Check that all the module fasteners are securely fastened.
Now, proceed to set up the new module.
5.2 Edit the Module Setting

After replacing the module, set up communication.
1 Write the backup file to the new module.
(See "4.3 Loading/Writing the Setting P.20".)
2 Resume communication from the host network.
This completes the module replacement procedure.
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VM-742B & VM-742 Chapter 5 Maintenance and Service
5.3 Service Life of the Module (Replacement Parts)

It is recommended to replace the module after ten years of use at an ambient temperature (approx. 25C) even if
there are no apparent defects. The use of the module under a higher temperature conditions shortens the service
life of the module.
Point PRODUCT SERVICE LIFE
The service life of the module also becomes shortened depending on the surrounding conditions of the module.
Ten years as a rough guide, it is preferable to replace the product at an earlier stage so that the stability of the
system can be ensured.
Point REPLACEMENT PARTS
This module uses an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with the limited service life depending on the timing when
it is manufactured. Please see "Appendix C Replacement of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor" about the target
board and replacement parts.
 To remove and attach the module, follow the steps described in "5.1 Replacing the Module".
 Do not touch the main board with your bare hands.
5.4 Storage of the Module

Store any unused modules in a place where the following conditions are satisfied:
• Location protected from direct sunlight

• Location without corrosive gas
• Ambient temperature: -30 to 85C
• Ambient humidity: 20 to 90%RH (no condensation)
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VM-742B & VM-742 Chapter 6 Trouble Shooting
Chapter 6 Trouble Shooting

6.1 Troubleshooting
While the product is in use and thought to be the cause of a problem, refer to the chart below to determine the
reason for the problem, and its solution. If a solution cannot be found for the problem or any other symptoms
that are not described in this section, contact the SHINKAWA Service Center nearest you for assistance.
No. Problem How To Confirm Solution
1 The indicator does not Is the power supplied? Turn on the power.
light up, or does not
Is the Power Supply terminal Correct the wiring.
flash.
connection correct?
2 The date of Local PC is Is the LAN cable connector Plug the connector.
not updated. unplugged?
Is the LAN cable connection Check the wiring.
corrected?
Is the HUB out of order? Replace the HUB.
3 The data of Host PC is Is the LAN cable connector Plug the connector.
not updated. unplugged?
Is the LAN cable connection Check the wiring.
corrected?
Is the HUB out of order? Replace the HUB.
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VM-742B & VM-742 Appendix A
Appendix A Modbus Communication and Register Address Map (VM-742B)
By using the Network Communication Module VM-742B, VM-7 can transmit measurement data and other data
to a computer connected to the host network.
VM-742B supports Modbus/TCP communication and Modbus/RTU communication.
VM-742B always works as a slave (server). The connection of which the VM-742B can establish by
Modbus/TCP communication is only one.
The Modbus protocol has been developed by Modicon Inc. (AEG Schneider Automation International S.A.S.)
as the communication protocol for PLC. For details, refer to the following specifications. These specifications
can be obtained at http://www.modbus.org/.
MODBUS APPLICATION PROTOCOL SPECIFICATION V1.1b
MODBUS MESSAGING ON TCP/IP IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE V1.0b
Communication Overview
Multiple VM-7 Monitor Racks can be connected to the VM-7 Monitoring System with Modbus communication.
In this case, it is necessary to allocate individual IP address in each VM-7 Rack to distinguish individual VM-7.
The IP address can be changed by using VM-772B Device Config via the communication port used for
maintenance purposes located on the front of VM-741B Local Communication & Phase Marker Module.
In this case, you need to assign separate IP addresses to these VM-742B modules.
To connect several VM-7 modules to the network at a time, make sure to set a unique IP address to
each one of them beforehand.
 Precautions for installing VM-742B
By installing VM-742B, you can change the internal clock of VM-7 via VM-742B. The time data in
the VM-7 internal clock can be changed by using Device Config or infiSYS Analysis View as well.
Thus, if time change made from VM-742B is to be used as a standard, be careful not to change
time data from other software.
 If you are not using SlaveID with Modbus/TCP communication, set SlaveID to "1".
 SlaveID must be set for Modbus/RTU communication.
 The Modbus/RTU communication type of this module is half-duplex communication.
VM-742B has the following six functions:

• Function 01 (FC 01) - Read Coil Status
• Function 02 (FC 02) - Read Input Status
• Function 03 (FC 03) - Read Holding Registers
• Function 05 (FC 05) - Force Single Coil*
• Function 06 (FC 06) - Preset Single Register
• Function 16 (FC 16) - Preset Multiple Registers
* Function 05 is used only in the control function (/CTR option) from the host network.
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Overview
VM-7 has the following three items as data for Modbus communications:
• Input status No. = 10001 - 19999
• Holding register No. = 40001 - 49999
•Coil No. = 00001 - 09999
The various status and measurement values for the VM-7 are assigned to the input status and holding register.
They may be accessed via Modbus communications.
This chapter shows the assignment of input status and holding register.
In the Modbus communications messages, the target status register is specified by 0 - 65535 addresses (data
reference numbers). In VM-7, assignment is as follows:
• Input status 10001 - 19999 becomes 0 - 9998
• Holding register 40001 - 49999 becomes 0 - 9998
* The term "Slot 0" in the manual refers to Local Communication & Phase Marker Module.
The address assignment list is shown below.

* This table also includes addresses that are not presently used. These types of addresses indicate regions
reserved for expansion. However, they may also be assigned for other purposes.
Name Input Status No. Holding Register No.

Setting Value of DANGER, ALERT and OK Limit - 4000140999
(not defined) - 41000-41999
Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format - 42000-43499
Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format (Analysis) - 43500-44999
for Customizing Data Address - 45000-45999
Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format - 46000-46999
Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format - 47000-47999
Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format (Analysis) - 48000-48999
Channel Status 10001-12999 49000-49299
(not defined) 13000-13299 49300-49399
Module Status 14000-14799 49400-49479
Rack Status 14800-14999 49480-49499
Get Time - 49500-49519
Preload Setting Time - 49520-49529
Set Time Now - 49530-49539
Final Read Time of Measure Value - 49540-49549
Read Alarm History Count - 49600-49601
Select Alarm History - 49602-49609
Read Alarm History - 49610-49629
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Setting Value of DANGER, ALERT and OK Limit [Read Only]
The alarm settings specified for the individual module channels as well as the OK alarm settings are assigned to
this domain.
The alarm is identified by comparing the value against the value specified in "Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating
Point Format". The alarm identification is not affected by the value specified in "Scaling Constant for Measure
Value in 16 Bits Integer Format".
Address Range (Holding Register)

 Holding register no.: From 40001 to 40999
To retrieve each setting value, the slot numbers must be specified in advance in the following registers:
Status Name Holding Register No. Notes
Slot No. 40998 Specify the slot to be retrieved (from 0 to 11)
Block No. 40999 Fixed to 0 (If a value other than 0 is specified, no value can be retrieved.)
Specify the slot number, and then proceed to retrieve the individual setting values, according to the table below.
Slot N (N=0, 1, 2...)
Status Name Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 6
ALERT High 40001 40101 40201 40301 40401 40501

ALERT Low 40003 40103 40203 40303 40403 40503
DANGER High 40005 40105 40205 40305 40405 40505
DANGER Low 40007 40107 40207 40307 40407 40507
OK High 40009 40109 40209 40309 - -
OK Low 40011 40111 40211 40311 - -
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Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format [Read Only]
The measurement values of the individual module channels are assigned to this domain. They are in 32 bit
floating point format.
This is not effected by “Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format”.
 "Measure" is the channel's primary measurement value. The overall value is output for the vibration monitor,
and the rotation speed is output for the tachometer monitor.
 "Gap" is the sensor voltage.
If the module is not inserted into the slot, "0" will be output.

Status Name Slot 0 Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3 Slot 4 Slot 5
Measure - 42101 - 42102 42201 - 42202 42301 - 42302 42401 - 42402 42501 - 42502
Channel 1
Gap 42003 - 42004 42103 - 42104 42203 - 42204 42303 - 42304 42403 - 42404 42503 - 42504
Measure - 42105 - 42106 42205 - 42206 42305 - 42306 42405 - 42406 42505 - 42506
Channel 2
Gap 42007 - 42008 42107 - 42108 42207 - 42208 42307 - 42308 42407 - 42408 42507 - 42508
Measure - 42109 - 42110 42209 - 42210 42309 - 42310 42409 - 42410 42509 - 42510
Channel 3
Gap 42011- 42012 42111 - 42112 42211 - 42212 42311 - 42312 42411 - 42412 42511 - 42512
Measure - 42113 - 42114 42213 - 42214 42313 - 42314 42413 - 42414 42513 - 42514
Channel 4
Gap 42015 - 42016 42115 - 42116 42215 - 42216 42315 - 42316 42415 - 42416 42515 - 42516
Measure - 42117 - 42118 42217 - 42218 42317 - 42318 42417 - 42418 42517 - 42518
Channel 5
Gap - - - - - -
Measure - 42121 - 42122 42221 - 42222 42321 - 42322 42421 - 42422 42521 - 42522
Channel 6
Gap - - - - - -
Measure 42601 - 42602 42701 - 42702 42801 - 42802 42901 - 42902 43001 - 43002 43101 - 43102
Channel 1
Gap 42603 - 42604 42703 - 42704 42803 - 42804 42903 - 42904 43003 - 43004 43103 - 43104
Measure 42605 - 42606 42705 - 42706 42805 - 42806 42905 - 42906 43005 - 43006 43105 - 43106
Channel 2
Gap 42607 - 42608 42707 - 42708 42807 - 42808 42907 - 42908 43007 - 43008 43107 - 43108
Measure 42609 - 42610 42709 - 42710 42809 - 42810 42909 - 42910 43009 - 43010 43109 - 43110
Channel 3
Gap 42611 - 42612 42711 - 42712 42811 - 42812 42911 - 42912 43011 - 43012 43111 - 43112
Measure 42613 - 42614 42713 - 42714 42813 - 42814 42913 - 42914 43013 - 43014 43113 - 43114
Channel 4
Gap 42615 - 42616 42715 - 42716 42815 - 42816 42915 - 42916 43015 - 43016 43115 - 43116
Measure 42617 - 42618 42717 - 42718 42817 - 42818 42917 - 42918 43017 - 43018 43117 - 43118
Channel 5
Gap - - - - - -
Measure 42621 - 42622 42721 - 42722 42821 - 42822 42921 - 42922 43021 - 43022 43121 - 43122
Channel 6
Gap - - - - - -
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Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format (Analysis) [Read Only]
The measurement values (analysis data) of the individual module channels are assigned to this domain. They are
in 32 bit floating point format.
This domain is not affected by "Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format (Analysis)".
 "RPM" is the rotation speed of the phase marker assigned to the channel.
 The 0.5X, 1X, 2X or Not1X amplitude ("Amplitude") and phase ("Phase") are the amplitude and phase of the
component synchronous to the rotation frequency.
 "Smax Amplitude" is the S(p-p)max amplitude.
If the analysis board is not inserted into the slot, "0" will be output.

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 Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format (Analysis) (Holding Register) * From Slot 0 to
Slot 5
Channel 1 RPM - 43601 - 43602 43701 - 43702 43801 - 43802 43901 - 43902 44001 - 44002
0.5X Amplitude - 43603 - 43604 43703 - 43704 43803 - 43804 43903 - 43904 44003 - 44004
0.5X Phase - 43605 - 43606 43705 - 43706 43805 - 43806 43905 - 43906 44005 - 44006
1X Amplitude - 43607 - 43608 43707 - 43708 43807 - 43808 43907 - 43908 44007 - 44008
1X Phase - 43609 - 43610 43709 - 43710 43809 - 43810 43909 - 43910 44009 - 44010
2X Amplitude - 43611 - 43612 43711 - 43712 43811 - 43812 43911 - 43912 44011 - 44012
2X Phase - 43613 - 43614 43713 - 43714 43813 - 43814 43913 - 43914 44013 - 44014
Not1X Amplitude - 43615 - 43616 43715 - 43716 43815 - 43816 43915 - 43916 44015 - 44016
Smax Amplitude - 43617 - 43618 43717 - 43718 43817 - 43818 43917 - 43918 44017 - 44018
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 2 RPM - 43625 - 43626 43725 - 43726 43825 - 43826 43925 - 43926 44025 - 44026
0.5X Amplitude - 43627 - 43628 43727 - 43728 43827 - 43828 43927 - 43928 44027 - 44028
0.5X Phase - 43629 - 43630 43729 - 43730 43829 - 43830 43929 - 43930 44029 - 44030
1X Amplitude - 43631 - 43632 43731 - 43732 43831 - 43832 43931 - 43932 44031 - 44032
1X Phase - 43633 - 43634 43733 - 43734 43833 - 43834 43933 - 43934 44033 - 44034
2X Amplitude - 43635 - 43636 43735 - 43736 43835 - 43836 43935 - 43936 44035 - 44036
2X Phase - 43637 - 43638 43737 - 43738 43837 - 43838 43937 - 43938 44037 - 44038
Not1X Amplitude - 43639 - 43640 43739 - 43740 43839 - 43840 43939 - 43940 44039 - 44040
Smax Amplitude - 43641 - 43642 43741 - 43742 43841 - 43842 43941 - 43942 44041 - 44042
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 3 RPM - 43649 - 43650 43749 - 43750 43849 - 43850 43949 - 43950 44049 - 44050
0.5X Amplitude - 43651 - 43652 43751 - 43752 43851 - 43852 43951 - 43952 44051 - 44052
0.5X Phase - 43653 - 43654 43753 - 43754 43853 - 43854 43953 - 43954 44053 - 44054
1X Amplitude - 43655 - 43656 43755 - 43756 43855 - 43856 43955 - 43956 44055 - 44056
1X Phase - 43657 - 43658 43757 - 43758 43857 - 43858 43957 - 43958 44057 - 44058
2X Amplitude - 43659 - 43660 43759 - 43760 43859 - 43860 43959 - 43960 44059 - 44060
2X Phase - 43661 - 43662 43761 - 43762 43861 - 43862 43961 - 43962 44061 - 44062
Not1X Amplitude - 43663 - 43664 43763 - 43764 43863 - 43864 43963 - 43964 44063 - 44064
Smax Amplitude - 43665 - 43666 43765 - 43766 43865 - 43866 43965 - 43966 44065 - 44066
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 4 RPM - 43673 - 43674 43773 - 43774 43873 - 43874 43973 - 43974 44073 - 44074
0.5X Amplitude - 43675 - 43676 43775 - 43776 43875 - 43876 43975 - 43976 44075 - 44076
0.5X Phase - 43677 - 43678 43777 - 43778 43877 - 43878 43977 - 43978 44077 - 44078
1X Amplitude - 43679 - 43680 43779 - 43780 43879 - 43880 43979 - 43980 44079 - 44080
1X Phase - 43681 - 43682 43781 - 43782 43881 - 43882 43981 - 43982 44081 - 44082
2X Amplitude - 43683 - 43684 43783 - 43784 43883 - 43884 43983 - 43984 44083 - 44084
2X Phase - 43685 - 43686 43785 - 43786 43885 - 43886 43985 - 43986 44085 - 44086
Not1X Amplitude - 43687 - 43688 43787 - 43788 43887 - 43888 43987 - 43988 44087 - 44088
Smax Amplitude - 43689 - 43690 43789 - 43790 43889 - 43890 43989 - 43990 44089 - 44090
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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 Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format (Analysis) (Holding Register) * From Slot 6 to
Slot 11
Channel 1 RPM 44101 - 44102 44201- 44202 44301 - 44302 44401 - 44402 44501 - 44502 44601 - 44602
0.5X Amplitude 44103 - 44104 44203 - 44204 44303 - 44304 44403 - 44404 44503 - 44504 44603 - 44604
0.5X Phase 44105 - 44106 44205 - 44206 44305 - 44306 44405 - 44406 44505 - 44506 44605 - 44606
1X Amplitude 44107 - 44108 44207 - 44208 44307 - 44308 44407 - 44408 44507 - 44508 44607 - 44608
1X Phase 44109 - 44110 44209 - 44210 44309 - 44310 44409 - 44410 44509 - 44510 44609 - 44610
2X Amplitude 44111 - 44112 44211 - 44212 44311 - 44312 44411 - 44412 44511 - 44512 44611 - 44612
2X Phase 44113 - 44114 44213 - 44214 44313 - 44314 44413 - 44414 44513 - 44514 44613 - 44614
Not1X Amplitude 44115 - 44116 44215 - 44216 44315 - 44316 44415 - 44416 44515 - 44516 44615 - 44616
Smax 44117 - 44118 44217 - 44218 44317 - 44318 44417 - 44418 44517 - 44518 44617 - 44618
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 2 RPM 44125 - 44126 44225 - 44226 44325 - 44326 44425 - 44426 44525 - 44526 44625 - 44626
0.5X Amplitude 44127 - 44128 44227 - 44228 44327 - 44328 44427 - 44428 44527 - 44528 44627 - 44628
0.5X Phase 44129 - 44130 44229 - 44230 44329 - 44330 44429 - 44430 44529 - 44530 44629 - 44630
1X Amplitude 44131 - 44132 44231 - 44232 44331 - 44332 44431 - 44432 44531 - 44532 44631 - 44632
1X Phase 44133 - 44134 44233 - 44234 44333 - 44334 44433 - 44434 44533 - 44534 44633 - 44634
2X Amplitude 44135 - 44136 44235 - 44236 44335 - 44336 44435 - 44436 44535 - 44536 44635 - 44636
2X Phase 44137 - 44138 44237 - 44238 44337 - 44338 44437 - 44438 44537 - 44538 44637 - 44638
Not1X Amplitude 44139 - 44140 44239 - 44240 44339 - 44340 44439 - 44440 44539 - 44540 44639 - 44640
Smax 44141 - 44142 44241 - 44242 44341 - 44342 44441 - 44442 44541 - 44542 44641 - 44642
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 3 RPM 44149 - 44150 44249 - 44250 44349 - 44350 44449 - 44450 44549 - 44550 44649 - 44650
0.5X Amplitude 44151 - 44152 44251 - 44252 44351 - 44352 44451 - 44452 44551 - 44552 44651 - 44652
0.5X Phase 44153 - 44154 44253 - 44254 44353 - 44354 44453 - 44454 44553 - 44554 44653 - 44654
1X Amplitude 44155 - 44156 44255 - 44256 44355 - 44356 44455 - 44456 44555 - 44556 44655 - 44656
1X Phase 44157 - 44158 44257 - 44258 44357 - 44358 44457 - 44458 44557 - 44558 44657 - 44658
2X Amplitude 44159 - 44160 44259 - 44260 44359 - 44360 44459 - 44460 44559 - 44560 44659 - 44660
2X Phase 44161 - 44162 44261 - 44262 44361 - 44362 44461 - 44462 44561 - 44562 44661 - 44662
Not1X Amplitude 44163 - 44164 44263 - 44264 44363 - 44364 44463 - 44464 44563 - 44564 44663 - 44664
Smax 44165 - 44166 44265 - 44266 44365 - 44366 44465 - 44466 44565 - 44566 44665 - 44666
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 4 RPM 44173 - 44174 44273 - 44274 44373 - 44374 44473 - 44474 44573 - 44574 44673 - 44674
0.5X Amplitude 44175 - 44176 44275 - 44276 44375 - 44376 44475 - 44476 44575 - 44576 44675 - 44676
0.5X Phase 44177 - 44178 44277 - 44278 44377 - 44378 44477 - 44478 44577 - 44578 44677 - 44678
1X Amplitude 44179 - 44180 44279 - 44280 44379 - 44380 44479 - 44480 44579 - 44580 44679 - 44680
1X Phase 44181 - 44182 44281 - 44282 44381 - 44382 44481 - 44482 44581 - 44582 44681 - 44682
2X Amplitude 44183 - 44184 44283 - 44284 44383 - 44384 44483 - 44484 44583 - 44584 44683 - 44684
2X Phase 44185 - 44186 44285 - 44286 44385 - 44386 44485 - 44486 44585 - 44586 44685 - 44686
Not1X Amplitude 44187 - 44188 44287 - 44288 44387 - 44388 44487 - 44488 44587 - 44588 44687 - 44688
Smax 44189 - 44190 44289 - 44290 44389 - 44390 44489 - 44490 44589 - 44590 44689 - 44690
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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Customizing Data Address [Read Only]
The addresses in this domain can be customized by assigning the existing address data to a desired address.
When this is done, the existing address data will be copied to the specified address.
Data can be assigned to any addresses within the ranges 10001 to 14999, 40001 to 44999 and 46001 to 49999. If
an undefined address is specified, "0" will be output.
In this way, the required data can be mapped to a contiguous address, enabling the data to be retrieved more
efficiently.
You can customize address assignment by writing "VZ-77_config.txt" of "VZ-77 Configuration File" (optional)
to VM-742B.
(Point CONFIGURATION FILE FORMAT)
(Point TRANSMITTING THE CONFIGURATION FILE)

* Addresses other than the above are not customizable.
Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format [Read Only]
Coefficients used to convert the measurement values in 32-bit floating point format (Measure Value in 32 Bits
Floating Point Format) to the measurement values in 16-bit integer format (Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer
Format) are assigned to this domain.
You can customize the conversion coefficients by writing "VZ-77_config.txt" of "VZ-77 Configuration File"
(optional) to VM742B.

 If you expand the original measurement value prior to converting it to a measurement value in
16-bit integer format, the data may change stepwise due to problems related to resolution.
To retrieve each setting value, the slot numbers must be specified in advance in the following registers:
Status Name Holding Register No. Notes
Slot No. 46998 Specify the slot to be retrieved (from 0 to 11)
Block No. 46999 Fixed to 0 (If a value other than 0 is specified, no value can be retrieved.)
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Specify the slot number, and then proceed to retrieve the individual setting values, according to the table below.
Slot N (N=0, 1, 2...)
Status Name Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 6
Measure Input Min 46001 - 46002 46101 - 46102 46201 - 46202 46301 - 46302 46401 - 46402 46501 - 45002
Measure Input Max 46003 - 46004 46103 - 46104 46203 - 46204 46303 - 46304 46403 - 46404 46503 - 46504
Measure Output Min 46005 - 46006 46105 - 46106 46205 - 46206 46305 - 46306 46405 - 46406 46505 - 46506
Measure Output Max 46007 - 46008 46107 - 46108 46207 - 46208 46307 - 46308 46407 - 46408 46507 - 46508
Gap Input Min 46009 - 46010 46109 - 46110 46209 - 46210 46309 - 46310 - -
Gap Input Max 46011 - 46012 46111 - 46112 46211 - 46212 46311 - 46312 - -
Gap Output Min 46013 - 46014 46113 - 46114 46213 - 46214 46313 - 46314 - -
Gap Output Max 46015 - 46016 46115 - 46116 46215 - 46216 46315 - 46316 - -
RPM Input Min 46017 - 46018 46117 - 46118 46217 - 46218 46317 - 46318 - -
RPM Input Max 46019 - 46020 46119 - 46120 46219 - 46220 46319 - 46320 - -
RPM Output Min 46021 - 46022 46121 - 46122 46221 - 46222 46321 - 46322 - -
RPM Output Max 46023 - 46024 46123 - 46124 46223 - 46224 46323 - 46324 - -
0.5X Amplitude Input Min 46025 - 46026 46125 - 46126 46225 - 46226 46325 - 46326 - -
0.5X Amplitude Input Max 46027 - 46028 46127 - 46128 46227 - 46228 46327 - 46328 - -
0.5X Amplitude Output Min 46029 - 46030 46129 - 46130 46229 - 46230 46329 - 46330 - -
0.5X Amplitude Output Max 46031 - 46032 46131 - 46132 46231 - 46232 46331 - 46332 - -
0.5X Phase Input Min 46033 - 46034 46133 - 46134 46233 - 46234 46333 - 46334 - -
0.5X Phase Input Max 46035 - 46036 46135 - 46136 46235 - 46236 46335 - 46336 - -
0.5X Phase Output Min 46037 - 46038 46137 - 46138 46237 - 46238 46337 - 46338 - -
0.5X Phase Output Max 46039 - 46040 46139 - 46140 46239 - 46240 46339 - 46340 - -
1X Amplitude Input Min 46041 - 46042 46141 - 46142 46241 - 46242 46341 - 46342 - -
1X Amplitude Input Max 46043 - 46044 46143 - 46144 46243 - 46244 46343 - 46344 - -
1X Amplitude Output Min 46045 - 46046 46145 - 46146 46245 - 46246 46345 - 46346 - -
1X Amplitude Output Max 46047 - 46048 46147 - 46148 46247 - 46248 46347 - 46348 - -
1X Phase Input Min 46049 - 46050 46149 - 46150 46249 - 46250 46349 - 46350 - -
1X Phase Input Max 46051 - 46052 46151 - 46152 46251 - 46252 46351 - 46352 - -
1X Phase Output Min 46053 - 46054 46153 - 46154 46253 - 46254 46353 - 46354 - -
1X Phase Output Max 46055 - 46056 46155 - 46156 46255 - 46256 46355 - 46356 - -
2X Amplitude Input Min 46057 - 46058 46157 - 46158 46257 - 46258 46357 - 46358 - -
2X Amplitude Input Max 46059 - 46060 46159 - 46160 46259 - 46260 46359 - 46360 - -
2X Amplitude Output Min 46061 - 46062 46161 - 46162 46261 - 46262 46361 - 46362 - -
2X Amplitude Output Max 46063 - 46064 46163 - 46164 46263 - 46264 46363 - 46364 - -
2X Phase Input Min 46065 - 46066 46165 - 46166 46265 - 46266 46365 - 46366 - -
2X Phase Input Max 46067 - 46068 46167 - 46168 46267 - 46268 46367 - 46368 - -
2X Phase Output Min 46069 - 46070 46169 - 46170 46269 - 46270 46369 - 46370 - -
2X Phase Output Max 46071 - 46072 46171 - 46172 46271 - 46272 46371 - 46372 - -
Not1X Amplitude Input Min 46073 - 46074 46173 - 46174 46273 - 46274 46373 - 46374 - -
Not1X Amplitude Input Max 46075 - 46076 46175 - 46176 46275 - 46276 46375 - 46376 - -
Not1X Amplitude Output Min 46077 - 46078 46177 - 46178 46277 - 46278 46377 - 46378 - -
Not1X Amplitude Output Max 46079 - 46080 46179 - 46180 46279 - 46280 46379 - 46380 - -
Smax Amplitude Input Min 46081 - 46082 46181 - 46182 46281 - 46282 46381 - 46382 - -
Smax Amplitude Input Max 46083 - 46084 46183 - 46184 46283 - 46284 46383 - 46384 - -
Smax Amplitude Output Min 46085 - 46086 46185 - 46186 46285 - 46286 46385 - 46386 - -
Smax Amplitude Output Max 46087 - 46088 46187 - 46188 46287 - 46288 46387 - 46388 - -
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Point CONFIGURATION FILE FORMAT
Description in the Configuration File Explanation

### Address Configuration ### Customizing the Modbus addresses
#
# [t:xxxx] -> [t:yyyy] : Copy Copy the data in the 47051 address to the 45001 address.
# Copy the data in the 47053 address to the 45002 address.
#t : Type (1:Input Status, 4:Holding Register) Copy the data in the 47055 address to the 45003 address.
# xxxx : Source Address [0001-9999] Copy the data in the 47057 address to the 45004 address.
# yyyy : Destination Address [5001-5999]
# To copy the measurement values in 32-bit floating point format, write the
[4:7051] -> [4:5001] #Slot1 CH1 Measure -> 45001 addresses for both the upper and lower addresses.
[4:7053] -> [4:5002] #Slot1 CH2 Measure -> 45002
[4:7055] -> [4:5003] #Slot1 CH3 Measure -> 45003
[4:7057] -> [4:5004] #Slot1 CH4 Measure -> 45004
### Counter Value Configuration ### Customizing the conversion coefficient
#
# [s*:b*:t:xxxx] <- f zz.zzz : Default set (float) Example: Changing the range 0.0 to + 400.0 um of Channel 3, Slot 2 to
# [s*:b*:t:xxxx] <- w zzz : Default set (decimal) the range 0 to +4000
#
# s* : Slot [s0,s1,...,s11] Write the current monitor range information in "Input_Min" and
"Input_Max".
# b* : Block [b0,b1,b2]
(Write "0" (value corresponding to 0% of the monitor range) in "Measure
# b0 : Block0 : 1- 6 channel Input_Min" and "400.0" (value corresponding to 100% of the monitor
# b1 : Block1 : 7-12 channel (Reserved) range) in "Measure Input_Max".)
# b2 : Block2 : 13-18 channel (Reserved)
#t : Type (1:Input Status, 4:Holding Register) Write the new monitor range information in "Output_Min" and
# xxxx : Target Address "Output_Max".
#z : Cofficent Value (Write "0" (value corresponding to 0% of the new monitor range) in
"Measure Output_Min" and "4000" (value corresponding to 100% of the
# new monitor range) in "Measure Output_Max".)
[s2:b0:4:6201] <- f 0 #Slot2 Measure Input_Min
[s2:b0:4:6203] <- f 400.0 # Input_Max
[s2:b0:4:6205] <- f 0 # Output_Min
[s2:b0:4:6207] <- f 4000 # Output_Max
Point TRANSMITTING THE CONFIGURATION FILE
1 Start Device Config.

It connects it with VM-7.
2 Select the Network Communication module to be
customized.
3 From the [Communication] menu, select [Set Modbus
3
Configuration].
Click [OK].
4 Select the Configuration file.
Click [OK].
Now, writing of the settings details is complete.
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Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format [Read Only]
The measurement values in 32-bit floating point format (Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format) are
converted to the coefficients specified in "Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format" and
then rounded off to 16-bit integers.
The values after the decimal point will be rounded off during rounding. In addition, values larger than 32767
will be limited to 32767, and values smaller than -32768 will be limited to -32768.

Measure - 47051 47101 47151 47201 47251

Channel 1
Gap 47002 47052 47102 47152 47202 47252
Measure - 47053 47103 47153 47203 47253
Channel 2
Gap 47004 47054 47104 47154 47204 47254
Measure - 47055 47105 47155 47205 47255
Channel 3
Gap 47006 47056 47106 47156 47206 47256
Measure - 47057 47107 47157 47207 47257
Channel 4
Gap 47008 47058 47108 47158 47208 47258
Measure - 47059 47109 47159 47209 47259
Channel 5
Gap - - - - - -
Measure - 47061 47111 47161 47211 47261
Channel 6
Gap - - - - - -
Measure 47301 47351 47401 47451 47501 47551

Channel 1
Gap 47302 47352 47402 47452 47502 47552
Measure 47303 47353 47403 47453 47503 47553
Channel 2
Gap 47304 47354 47404 47454 47504 47554
Measure 47305 47355 47405 47455 47505 47555
Channel 3
Gap 47306 47356 47406 47456 47506 47556
Measure 47307 47357 47407 47457 47507 47557
Channel 4
Gap 47308 47358 47408 47458 47508 47558
Measure 47309 47359 47409 47459 47509 47559
Channel 5
Gap - - - - - -
Measure 47311 47361 47411 47461 47511 47561
Channel 6
Gap - - - - - -
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Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format (Analysis) [Read Only]
The measurement values (analysis data) of the individual module channels are assigned to this domain. They are
in 16 bit floating point format.
The measurement values (analysis data) in 32-bit floating point format (Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point
Format (Analysis)) are converted to the coefficients specified in "Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits
Integer Format" and then rounded off to 16-bit integers.
 "RPM" is the rotation speed of the phase marker assigned to the channel.
 "Smax Amplitude" is the S(p-p)max amplitude.
If the analysis board is not inserted into the slot, "0" will be output.

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 Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format (Analysis) (Holding Register) * From Slot 0 to Slot 5
Channel 1 RPM - 48051 48101 48151 48201 48251

0.5X Amplitude - 48052 48102 48152 48202 48252
0.5X Phase - 48053 48103 48153 48203 48253
1X Amplitude - 48054 48104 48154 48204 48254
1X Phase - 48055 48105 48155 48205 48255
2X Amplitude - 48056 48106 48156 48206 48256
2X Phase - 48057 48107 48157 48207 48257
Not1X Amplitude - 48058 48108 48158 48208 48258
Smax Amplitude - 48059 48109 48159 48209 48259
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 2 RPM - 48063 48113 48163 48213 48263
0.5X Amplitude - 48064 48114 48164 48214 48264
0.5X Phase - 48065 48115 48165 48215 48265
1X Amplitude - 48066 48116 48166 48216 48266
1X Phase - 48067 48117 48167 48217 48267
2X Amplitude - 48068 48118 48168 48218 48268
2X Phase - 48069 48119 48169 48219 48269
Not1X Amplitude - 48070 48120 48170 48220 48270
Smax Amplitude - 48071 48121 48171 48221 48271
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 3 RPM - 48075 48125 48175 48225 48275
0.5X Amplitude - 48076 48126 48176 48226 48276
0.5X Phase - 48077 48127 48177 48227 48277
1X Amplitude - 48078 48128 48178 48228 48278
1X Phase - 48079 48129 48179 48229 48279
2X Amplitude - 48080 48130 48180 48230 48280
2X Phase - 48081 48131 48181 48231 48281
Not1X Amplitude - 48082 48132 48182 48232 48282
Smax Amplitude - 48083 48133 48183 48233 48283
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 4 RPM - 48087 48137 48187 48237 48287
0.5X Amplitude - 48088 48138 48188 48238 48288
0.5X Phase - 48089 48139 48189 48239 48289
1X Amplitude - 48090 48140 48190 48240 48290
1X Phase - 48091 48141 48191 48241 48291
2X Amplitude - 48092 48142 48192 48242 48292
2X Phase - 48093 48143 48193 48243 48293
Not1X Amplitude - 48094 48144 48194 48244 48294
Smax Amplitude - 48095 48145 48195 48245 48295
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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 Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format (Analysis) (Holding Register) * From Slot 6 to Slot 11
Channel 1 RPM 48301 48351 48401 48451 48501 48551

0.5X Amplitude 48302 48352 48402 48452 48502 48552
0.5X Phase 48303 48353 48403 48453 48503 48553
1X Amplitude 48304 48354 48404 48454 48504 48554
1X Phase 48305 48355 48405 48455 48505 48555
2X Amplitude 48306 48356 48406 48456 48506 48556
2X Phase 48307 48357 48407 48457 48507 48557
Not1X Amplitude 48308 48358 48408 48458 48508 48558
Smax Amplitude 48309 48359 48409 48459 48509 48559

(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 2 RPM 48313 48363 48413 48463 48513 48563
0.5X Amplitude 48314 48364 48414 48464 48514 48564
0.5X Phase 48315 48365 48415 48465 48515 48565
1X Amplitude 48316 48366 48416 48466 48516 48566
1X Phase 48317 48367 48417 48467 48517 48567
2X Amplitude 48318 48368 48418 48468 48518 48568
2X Phase 48319 48369 48419 48469 48519 48569
Not1X Amplitude 48320 48370 48420 48470 48520 48570
Smax Amplitude 48321 48371 48421 48471 48521 48571

(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 3 RPM 48325 48375 48425 48475 48525 48575
0.5X Amplitude 48326 48376 48426 48476 48526 48576
0.5X Phase 48327 48377 48427 48477 48527 48577
1X Amplitude 48328 48378 48428 48478 48528 48578
1X Phase 48329 48379 48429 48479 48529 48579
2X Amplitude 48330 48380 48430 48480 48530 48580
2X Phase 48331 48381 48431 48481 48531 48581
Not1X Amplitude 48332 48382 48432 48482 48532 48582
Smax Amplitude 48333 48383 48433 48483 48533 48583

(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 4 RPM 48337 48387 48437 48487 48537 48587
0.5X Amplitude 48338 48388 48438 48488 48538 48588
0.5X Phase 48339 48389 48439 48489 48539 48589
1X Amplitude 48340 48390 48440 48490 48540 48590
1X Phase 48341 48391 48441 48491 48541 48591
2X Amplitude 48342 48392 48442 48492 48542 48592
2X Phase 48343 48393 48443 48493 48543 48593
Not1X Amplitude 48344 48394 48444 48494 48544 48594
Smax Amplitude 48345 48395 48445 48495 48545 48595

(Reserved) - - - - - -
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Channel Status [Read Only]
The status of each channel is assigned to this domain.

 "ALERT", "DANGER" and "NOT-OK" indicate the alarm status of the channel.
NOT-OK of Slot 0 is the phase marker status.
"1" is output when an alarm occurs, and "0" is output otherwise.
 "1" is output to "Channel Bypass" if the channel bypass is set, and "0" is output if it is canceled.
 "1" is output to "DANGER Bypass" if DANGER Bypass is set, and "0" is output if it is canceled.
 "Not Communicating" indicates that data cannot be retrieved from the channel (communication abnormality).
"1" is output for the channel corresponding to the module removed after power-on, and "0" is output for the
channel corresponding to the module which has been specified as unused or which has been removed since
before power-on.
 "1" is output to "Low Alarm Bypass" if Low Alarm Bypass is set, and "0" is output if it is canceled.
(Applicable to the temperature module only)
 "1" is output to "P-P Out of Range" if the measurement range for the eccentricity (P-P) channel has been
exceeded, and "0" is output if not. (Applicable to the eccentricity (P-P) channel of the tachometer module
only)
* "0" is output if the channel does not exist or if the module has not been installed.
Address Range (Holding Register, Input Status)

 Holding register no. : From 49000 to 49299
 Input status no. : From 10001 to 12999
 Channel Status (Holding Register)
Slot 0 Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3 Slot 4 Slot 5 Status Name 49XXX

Channel 1 49001 49021 49041 49061 49081 49101 ALERT bit 0
Channel 2 49002 49022 49042 49062 49082 49102 DANGER bit 1
NOT-OK bit 2
Channel 3 49003 49023 49043 49063 49083 49103
Channel Bypass bit 3
Channel 4 49004 49024 49044 49064 49084 49104 DANGER Bypass bit 4
Channel 5 - 49025 49045 49065 49085 49105 Not Communicating bit 5
Channel 6 - 49026 49046 49066 49086 49106 Low Alarm Bypass bit 6
P-P Out of Range bit 7
(Reserved) bit 8 - 15
Slot 6 Slot 7 Slot 8 Slot 9 Slot 10 Slot 11
Channel 1 49121 49141 49161 49181 49201 49221

Channel 2 49122 49142 49162 49182 49202 49222
Channel 3 49123 49143 49163 49183 49203 49223
Channel 4 49124 49144 49164 49184 49204 49224
Channel 5 49125 49145 49165 49185 49205 49225
Channel 6 49126 49146 49166 49186 49206 49226
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 Channel Status (Input Status) * From Slot 0 to Slot 5

Channel 1 ALERT - 10211 10411 10611 10811 11011

DANGER - 10212 10412 10612 10812 11012
NOT-OK 10013 10213 10413 10613 10813 11013
Channel Bypass 10014 10214 10414 10614 10814 11014
DANGER Bypass - 10215 10415 10615 10815 11015
Not Communicating - 10216 10416 10616 10816 11016
Low Alarm Bypass - 10217 10417 10617 10817 11017
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 2 ALERT - 10221 10421 10621 10821 11021
DANGER - 10222 10422 10622 10822 11022
NOT-OK 10023 10223 10423 10623 10823 11023
Channel Bypass 10024 10224 10424 10624 10824 11024
DANGER Bypass - 10225 10425 10625 10825 11025
Low Alarm Bypass - 10227 10427 10627 10827 11027
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 3 ALERT - 10231 10431 10631 10831 11031
DANGER - 10232 10432 10632 10832 11032
NOT-OK 10033 10233 10433 10633 10833 11033
Channel Bypass 10034 10234 10434 10634 10834 11034
DANGER Bypass - 10235 10435 10635 10835 11035
Low Alarm Bypass - 10237 10437 10637 10837 11037
P-P Out of Range - 10238 10438 10638 10838 11038
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 4 ALERT - 10241 10441 10641 10841 11041
DANGER - 10242 10442 10642 10842 11042
NOT-OK 10043 10243 10443 10643 10843 11043
Channel Bypass 10044 10244 10444 10644 10844 11044
DANGER Bypass - 10245 10445 10645 10845 11045
Low Alarm Bypass - 10247 10447 10647 10847 11047
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 5 ALERT - 10251 10451 10651 10851 11051
DANGER - 10252 10452 10652 10852 11052
NOT-OK - 10253 10453 10653 10853 11053
Channel Bypass - 10254 10454 10654 10854 11054
DANGER Bypass - 10255 10455 10655 10855 11055
Low Alarm Bypass - 10257 10457 10657 10857 11057
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 6 ALERT - 10261 10461 10661 10861 11061
DANGER - 10262 10462 10662 10862 11062
NOT-OK - 10263 10463 10663 10863 11063
Channel Bypass - 10264 10464 10664 10864 11064
DANGER Bypass - 10265 10465 10665 10865 11065
Low Alarm Bypass - 10267 10467 10667 10867 11067
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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Channel 1 ALERT 11211 11411 11611 11811 12011 12211

DANGER 11212 11412 11612 11812 12012 12212
NOT-OK 11213 11413 11613 11813 12013 12213
Channel Bypass 11214 11414 11614 11814 12014 12214
DANGER Bypass 11215 11415 11615 11815 12015 12215
Not Communicating 11216 11416 11616 11816 12016 12216
Low Alarm Bypass 11217 11417 11617 11817 12017 12217
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 2 ALERT 11221 11421 11621 11821 12021 12221
DANGER 11222 11422 11622 11822 12022 12222
NOT-OK 11223 11423 11623 11823 12023 12223
Channel Bypass 11224 11424 11624 11824 12024 12224
DANGER Bypass 11225 11425 11625 11825 12025 12225
Low Alarm Bypass 11227 11427 11627 11827 12027 12227
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 3 ALERT 11231 11431 11631 11831 12031 12231
DANGER 11232 11432 11632 11832 12032 12232
NOT-OK 11233 11433 11633 11833 12033 12233
Channel Bypass 11234 11434 11634 11834 12034 12234
DANGER Bypass 11235 11435 11635 11835 12035 12235
Low Alarm Bypass 11237 11437 11637 11837 12037 12237
P-P Out of Range 11238 11438 11638 11838 12038 12238
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 4 ALERT 11241 11441 11641 11841 12041 12241
DANGER 11242 11442 11642 11842 12042 12242
NOT-OK 11243 11443 11643 11843 12043 12243
Channel Bypass 11244 11444 11644 11844 12044 12244
DANGER Bypass 11245 11445 11645 11845 12045 12245
Low Alarm Bypass 11247 11447 11647 11847 12047 12247
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 5 ALERT 11251 11451 11651 11851 12051 12251
DANGER 11252 11452 11652 11852 12052 12252
NOT-OK 11253 11453 11653 11853 12053 12253
Channel Bypass 11254 11454 11654 11854 12054 12254
DANGER Bypass 11255 11455 11655 11855 12055 12255
Low Alarm Bypass 11257 11457 11657 11857 12057 12257
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 6 ALERT 11261 11461 11661 11861 12061 12261
DANGER 11262 11462 11662 11862 12062 12262
NOT-OK 11263 11463 11663 11863 12063 12263
Channel Bypass 11264 11464 11664 11864 12064 12264
DANGER Bypass 11265 11465 11665 11865 12065 12265
Low Alarm Bypass 11267 11467 11667 11867 12067 12267
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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Module Status [Read Only]
The status of each module is assigned to this domain.

 "ALERT", "DANGER" and "NOT-OK" represent the OR output of the alarm status of all channels in the
module.
 "Relay Output" indicates the relay operation status of each module. "1" is output if the relay is operating, and
"0" is output if it is not.
* If the module has not been installed, "0" will be output.

 Input status no. : From 14000 to 14799
 Module Status (Holding Register & Input Status) * From Slot 0 to Slot 5
Slot 0 Slot 1 Slot 2
Holding Input Holding Input Holding Input
Status Name bit bit bit
Register No. Status No. Register No. Status No. Register No. Status No.
ALERT bit 0 - bit 0 14061 bit 0 14111

DANGER bit 1 - bit 1 14062 bit 1 14112
49401 49406 49411
NOT-OK bit 2 14013 bit 2 14063 bit 2 14113
(Reserved) bit 3 - 15 - bit 3 - 15 - bit 3 - 15 -
RelayOutput1 bit 0 - bit 0 14071 bit 0 14121
RelayOutput4 49402 bit 3 - 49407 bit 3 14074 49412 bit 3 14124

ALERT bit 0 14161 bit 0 14211 bit 0 14261

DANGER bit 1 14162 bit 1 14212 bit 1 14262
49416 49421 49426
NOT-OK bit 2 14163 bit 2 14213 bit 2 14263
RelayOutput1 bit 0 14171 bit 0 14221 bit 0 14271
RelayOutput4 49417 bit 3 14174 49422 bit 3 14224 49427 bit 3 14274
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ALERT bit 0 14311 bit 0 14361 bit 0 14411

49431 49436 49441
NOT-OK bit 2 14313 bit 2 14363 bit 2 14413

ALERT bit 0 14461 bit 0 14511 bit 0 14561

49446 49451 49456
NOT-OK bit 2 14463 bit 2 14513 bit 2 14563
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Rack Status [Read Only]
The status of the rack is assigned to this domain.

 "ALERT", "DANGER" and "NOT-OK" represent the OR output of the alarm status of all channels within the
rack.
 "DANGER Bypass" represents the OR output of the DANGER Bypass of all channels within the rack.
 "Not Communicating" represents the OR output of the non-retrievable status (communication abnormality) of
all channels within the rack.
 "Not Communicating (Host Network)" indicates the communication (Modbus/TCP communication) status of
the host network.
"1" is output during communication, and "0" is output if the communication is halted.
 "Not Communicating (Analysis)" indicates the communication status of infiSYS Analysis View.
 SYSTEM-OK indicates the system status of VM-7. "1" is output during normal status, and "0" is output
during abnormal status.
 For "Demo Mode", "1" is output if the VM-7 is working in demo mode, and "0" is output if not.
 For "POWER1-OK", "1" is output if the power supply voltage of power module 1 is normal, and "0" is output
if it is abnormal.
 For "POWER2-OK", "1" is output if the power supply voltage of power supply module 2 is normal, and "0" is
output if it is abnormal.
This will be 0 (NOT-OK) if modules have not been installed.
 For "Sequence Mode", "1" is output if the VM-7 is working in sequence mode, and "0" is output if not.
 For "10 pole high-pass filter", "1" is output if the 10 pole high-pass filter is enabled, and "0" is output if it is
disabled.
 "Relay Output" indicates the relay operation status of the 18-channel relay module. "1" is output if the relay is
operating, and "0" is output if it is not.
 For "First Out (Slot)" and "First Out (Channel)", "Slot No." and "Channel No." for first out are output.

 Holding Register no. : From 49480 to 49499
 Input Status no. : From 14800 to 14999
Holding Input Holding Input
Status Name Status Name
Register No. Bit Status No. Register No. Bit Status No.
Alert 49481 bit 0 14811 RelayOutput1 bit 0 14851
Danger bit 1 14812 RelayOutput2 bit 1 14852
Not-OK bit 2 14813 RelayOutput3 bit 2 14853
(Reserved) bit 3 14814 RelayOutput4 bit 3 14854
Danger Bypass bit 4 14815 RelayOutput5 49485 bit 4 14855
Not Communicating bit 5 14816 RelayOutput6 bit 5 14856
(Host Network) RelayOutput8 bit 7 14858
Not Communicating bit 7 14818 (Reserved) bit 8-15 -
(Analysis)
(Reserved) bit 8-15 - RelayOutput9 bit 0 14861
RelayOutput10 bit 1 14862
(Reserved) 49482 bit 0 - RelayOutput11 bit 2 14863
System-OK bit 1 14822 RelayOutput12 bit 3 14864
Demo Mode bit 2 14823 RelayOutput13 49486 bit 4 14865
(Reserved) bit 3-15 - RelayOutput14 bit 5 14866
(Reserved) 49483 bit 0 14831 RelayOutput15 bit 6 14867
Power1-OK bit 1 14832 RelayOutput16 bit 7 14868
Power2-OK bit 2 14833 (Reserved) bit 8-15 -
Sequence Mode bit 3 14834 RelayOutput17 bit 0 14871
10 pole high-pass filter bit 4 14835 RelayOutput18 49487 bit 1 14872
(Reserved) bit 5-15 - (Reserved) bit 2-15 -
First Out(Slot) 49491 - -
First Out (Channel) 49492 - -
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Get Time [Read Only]
This reads out the VM-7 real time clock time.
Read it out simultaneously for the whole system (49501-49508).
Status Name Holding Register No. Value

Year-h 49501 00 - 99
Year-l 49502 00 - 99
Month 49503 1 - 12
Day 49504 1 - 31
Hour 49505 0 - 59
Minute 49506 0 - 59
Second 49507 0 - 59
10msec 49508 0 - 99
Preload Setting Time [Read / Write]
Set the time to be used by "Set Time Now". At this point, the VM-7 real time clock is not yet changed.
During writing, if the time is in error, exception response 03 will be returned.

Year-h 49521 00 - 99
Year-l 49522 00 - 99
Month 49523 1 - 12
Day 49524 1 - 31
Hour 49525 0 - 59
Minute 49526 0 - 59
Second 49527 0 - 59
10msec 49528 0 - 99
Set Time Now [Write]
This sets the time for the VM-7 real time clock.
Before setting this, use “Preload Setting Time” to transfer the time you wish to set to VM-7.
Then, when that time arrives, specify the write command in "Set Time Now".
Then, cancel the write command.
If a valid time is not set via “Preload Setting Time”, exception response 03 will be returned.
Set Time Now 49531 0: Cancel write command
1: Issue write command
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Final Read Time of Measure Value [Read Only]
Retrieve the last time the measurement value was retrieved using either "Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating
Point Format" or "Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format".
Read it out simultaneously for the whole system.

Year-h 49541 00 - 99
Year-l 49542 00 - 99
Month 49543 1 - 12
Day 49544 1 - 31
Hour 49545 0 - 59
Minute 49546 0 - 59
Second 49547 0 - 59
10msec 49548 0 - 99
Read Alarm History Count [Read Only]
This reads out the number of alarms (ALERT, DANGER, NOT-OK) held.
If the value is 0, the event is not stored.
A maximum of 100 events are stored. If the number of events exceeds 100, the old events are automatically
deleted.

Alarm Event Count 49601 0 - 100
Select Alarm History [Read / Write]
Specify the number corresponding to the history to be retrieved using "Read Alarm History" ("Read Alarm
History" is described later in this manual). Be sure to set this prior to executing “Read Alarm History".
1 shows the newest event. The larger the Alarm Event Number, the older the event.
In addition, if 0 is written, the entire history is deleted.

Alarm Event Number 49602 1 - 100, 0
Read Alarm History [Read Only]
This reads out the history of alarms (ALERT, DANGER, NOT-OK) occurring in the rack.
If the history specified at “Select Alarm History” does not exist, exception response 03 will be returned.

Alarm Event Number 49611 1 - 100
Slot Number 49612 0 - 11
Channel Number 49613 1 - 18
Alarm Type 49614 0 : ALERT, 1 : DANGER, 2 : Not-OK
Alarm Direction 49615 0 : Enter, 1 : Exit
Year-h 49616 00 - 99
Year-l 49617 00 - 99
Month 49618 1 - 12
Day 49619 1 - 31
Hour 49620 0 - 59
Minute 49621 0 - 59
Second 49622 0 - 59
10msec 49623 0 - 99
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Control Function of the Host Network (Optional) (Under Development)
The communication item will be added when the /CTR option is selected. Thus, VM-7 can be controlled from
the host network (host computer). The alarm bypass, channel bypass, alarm reset, etc. can be controlled by
inputting data into the specified control status and register.
If there are two VM-742B Monitor Racks, the control signals from the host network are processed by logical
OR operation.
Channel Status [Write]
The status that controls channels is assigned to this domain.
Address Range (Coil)

 Coil no. : From 0001 to 2999
Channel 1 Channel Bypass 0014 0214 0414 0614 0814 1014

DANGER Bypass - 0215 0415 0615 0815 1015
Low Alarm Bypass - 0217 0417 0617 0817 1017
DANGER Bypass - 0225 0425 0625 0825 1025
Low Alarm Bypass - 0227 0427 0627 0827 1027
DANGER Bypass - 0235 0435 0635 0835 1035
Low Alarm Bypass - 0237 0437 0637 0837 1037
DANGER Bypass - 0245 0445 0645 0845 1045
Low Alarm Bypass - 0247 0447 0647 0847 1047
Channel 5 Channel Bypass - 0254 0454 0654 0854 1054
DANGER Bypass - 0255 0455 0655 0855 1055
Low Alarm Bypass - 0257 0457 0657 0857 1057
DANGER Bypass - 0265 0465 0665 0865 1065
Low Alarm Bypass - 0267 0467 0667 0867 1067

DANGER Bypass 1215 1415 1615 1815 2015 2215
Low Alarm Bypass 1217 1417 1617 1817 2017 2217
DANGER Bypass 1225 1425 1625 1825 2025 2225
Low Alarm Bypass 1227 1427 1627 1827 2027 2227
DANGER Bypass 1235 1435 1635 1835 2035 2235
Low Alarm Bypass 1237 1437 1637 1837 2037 2237
DANGER Bypass 1245 1445 1645 1845 2045 2245
Low Alarm Bypass 1247 1447 1647 1847 2047 2247
DANGER Bypass 1255 1455 1655 1855 2055 2255
Low Alarm Bypass 1257 1457 1657 1857 2057 2257
DANGER Bypass 1265 1465 1665 1865 2065 2265
Low Alarm Bypass 1267 1467 1667 1867 2067 2267
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Module Status [Write]
The status that controls modules is assigned to this domain.

Alarm Reset 4032 4082 4132 4182 4232 4282
Alarm Reset 4332 4382 4432 4482 4532 4582
Rack Status [Write]
The status that controls the rack is assigned to this domain.

Status Name Coil No.
Danger Bypass 4815

Alarm Reset 4821
Sequence Mode 4834
10 pole high-pass filter 4835
Peak Hold Reset 4836
Firstout Reset 4837
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VM-742B & VM-742 Appendix B
Appendix B Connection via Modbus/RTU (VM-742B)
Connecting Devices (Connecting Communication Connectors)
If you select Modbus/RTU communication in the VM-7B monitor, you can build a network via daisy-chain
connection. The communication specification applicable to daisy-chain connections is RS-485.
Connect each device by referring to the figure below.
Recommended device
D-Sub Connector (9-pin Socket) : XM2D-0901 (OMRON Corporation)
Hood : XM2S-0913 (OMRON Corporation)
Modbus/RTU Connector (Primary) * For Input
Modbus/RTU Connector (Primary) * For Output
Modbus/RTU Connector (Secondary) * For Input
Modbus/RTU Connector (Secondary) * For Output
 Do not connect devices to empty terminals.
 Make sure that all devices are connected correctly. Otherwise, it may cause damage or
malfunction to the instrument rack or module as well as to other devices.
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Connect the monitor and the cable connectors as shown in the figure below.
Cross Connection Straight Connection
Setting the Terminating Resistor
The terminating resistor must be set for the module located at the end of the daisy-chain connection. As shown
in the figure below, turn ON the terminating resistor on the monitor located at the end of the network. The
terminating resistor for other devices must be turned OFF.
 Communication may not work properly if the terminating resistor is not set correctly.
 If communication is performed via two channels (primary and secondary channels), set the
terminating resistor on the main board of each one of them.
You can turn ON or OFF the terminating resistor by using the switch for terminating resistor located on the main
board of this module. The switch type differs by the board. Check the board number on the main board and set
the switch. For details, see "Point Checking the Board Number".
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 Board number 2R10-006-P001A

2 Open-circuit or short-circuit the J100 and J101 jumper pins to change the setting.
(The J100 jumper pin corresponds to reception (RX), and the J101 jumper pin corresponds to
transmission (TX).
J200 and J201 are not to be used.)
Open-circuit: The terminating resistor is turned OFF.
Short-circuit: The terminating resistor is turned ON.
3 After changing the jumper switch setting, insert the module back into the slot.
4 Confirm that all the module fasteners are securely fastened.
 Board number 2R10-006-P001B and later

2 Change the setting by using the switches 1 and 2 of SW100.
(The switch 1 corresponds to transmission (TX), and the switch 2 corresponds to reception (RX). )
OFF side (Right) : Turns OFF the terminating resistor.
ON side (Left) : Turns ON the terminating resistor.
3 After changing the switch setting, insert the module back into the slot.
4 Confirm that the module fasteners are securely fastened.
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Point Checking the Board Number
Parts of this module may be changed due to improvement of a board. When a board is improved, the last-digit
alphabet of the board number will be raised. If the board number is described in the text, check the number
printed on the board.
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VM-742B & VM-742 Appendix C
Appendix C Replacement of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor
In this module, boards below uses an aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

Check the board number on the main board. (Point Checking the Board Number)
 Only the boards with the number 2R10-006-P001A
Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are used on the main board, which have a limited life. Their service life varies
according to the conditions of use, but for preventive maintenance it is recommended to check the capacitors
listed below in 5-year cycles for characteristic deterioration and replace them as necessary.
Component Type Manufacturer Q'ty

Aluminum electrolytic capacitor
UPJ1V470 Nichicon 2
C308, C317
Aluminum electrolytic capacitor
UPJ1C471 Nichicon 2
C306, C315
 To remove and attach the module, follow the steps described in "5.1 Replacing the Module".
 Do not touch the main board with bare hands.
Point Checking the Board Number

Parts of this module may be changed due to improvement of a board. When a board is improved, the last-digit
alphabet of the board number will be raised. If the board number is described in the text, check the number
printed on the board.
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VM-742B & VM-742 Appendix D
Appendix D Modbus Communication and Register Address Map (VM-742)
By using the Network Communication Module VM-742, VM-7 can transmit measurement data and other data to
a computer connected to the host network.
VM-742 supports Modbus/TCP communication.
VM-742 always works as a slave (server). The connection of which the VM-742 can establish by Modbus/TCP
communication is only one.
The Modbus protocol has been developed by Modicon Inc. (AEG Schneider Automation International S.A.S.)
as the communication protocol for PLC. For details, refer to the following specifications. These specifications
can be obtained at http://www.modbus.org/.
MODBUS APPLICATION PROTOCOL SPECIFICATION V1.1b
MODBUS MESSAGING ON TCP/IP IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE V1.0b
Communication Overview
Multiple VM-7 Monitor racks can be connected to the VM-7 Monitoring System with Modbus communication.
In this case, it is necessary to allocate individual IP address in each VM-7 Rack to distinguish individual VM-7.
The IP address can be changed by using VM-772B Device Config via the communication port used for
maintenance purposes located on the front of VM-741 Local Communication & Phase Marker Module.
In this case, you need to assign separate IP addresses to these VM-742 modules.
To connect several VM-7 modules to the network at a time, make sure to set a unique IP address to
each one of them beforehand.
 Precautions for installing VM-742
By installing VM-742, you can change the internal clock of VM-7 via VM-742. The time data in the
VM-7 internal clock can be changed by using Device Config or infiSYS Analysis View as well.
Thus, if time change made from VM-742 is to be used as a standard, be careful not to change time
data from other software.
 If you are not using SlaveID with Modbus/TCP communication, set SlaveID to "1".
VM-742 has the following six functions:

• Function 01 (FC 01) - Read Coil Status
• Function 02 (FC 02) - Read Input Status
• Function 03 (FC 03) - Read Holding Registers
• Function 05 (FC 05) - Force Single Coil*
• Function 06 (FC 06) - Preset Single Register
• Function 16 (FC 16) - Preset Multiple Registers
* Function 05 is used only in the control function (/CTR option) from the host network.
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Overview
VM-7 has the following three items as data for Modbus communications:
• Input status No. = 10001 - 19999
• Holding register No. = 40001 - 49999
•Coil No. = 00001 - 09999
The various status and measurement values for the VM-7 are assigned to the input status and holding register.
They may be accessed via Modbus communications.
This chapter shows the assignment of input status and holding register.
In the Modbus communications messages, the target status register is specified by 0 - 65535 addresses (data
reference numbers). In VM-7, assignment is as follows:
• Input status 10001 - 19999 becomes 0 - 9998
• Holding register 40001 - 49999 becomes 0 - 9998
* The term "Slot 0" in the manual refers to Local Communication & Phase Marker Module.
The address assignment list is shown below.

* This table also includes addresses that are not presently used. These types of addresses indicate regions
reserved for expansion. However, they may also be assigned for other purposes.
Name Input Status No. Holding Register No.

Setting Value of Danger, Alert and OK Limit - 40001 – 41999
Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format - 42000 – 44999
for Customizing Data Address - 45000 – 45999
Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format - 46000 – 47699
Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format - 47700 – 47899
Final Read Time of Measure Value - 47900 – 47999
(not defined) - 48000 – 48999
Channel Status 10001 - 11999 49000 – 49199
Module Status 12000 - 13999 49200 – 49399
Rack Status 14000 - 14099 49400 – 49409
(not defined) - 49410 - 49499
Get Time - 49500 – 49599
(not defined) - 49510 – 49519
Preload Setting Time - 49520 – 49529
Set Time Now - 49530 – 49539
(not defined) - 49540 – 49599
Read Alarm History Count - 49600 – 49609
Select Alarm History
Read Alarm History - 49610 – 49629
(not defined) 14100 - 19999 49630 – 49999
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Setting Value of DANGER, ALERT and OK Limit [Read Only]
The alarm settings specified for the individual module channels as well as the OK alarm settings are assigned to
this domain.
The alarm is identified by comparing the value against the value specified in "Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating
Point Format". The alarm identification is not affected by the value specified in "Scaling Constant for Measure
Value in 16 Bits Integer Format".
 Holding Register no.: From 40001 to 41999
 Setting Value of DANGER, ALERT and OK Limit * From Slot 0 to Slot 5

ALERT High - 40101 - 40102 40201 - 40202 40301 - 40302 40401 - 40402 40501 - 40502
ALERT Low - 40103 - 40104 40203 - 40204 40303 - 40304 40403 - 40404 40503 - 40504
DANGER High - 40105 - 40106 40205 - 40206 40305 - 40306 40405 - 40406 40505 - 40506
Channel 1 DANGER Low - 40107 - 40108 40207 - 40208 40307 - 40308 40407 - 40408 40507 - 40508
OK High 40009 - 40010 40109 - 40110 40209 - 40210 40309 - 40310 40409 - 40410 40509 - 40510
OK Low 40011 - 40012 40111 - 40112 40211 - 40212 40311 - 40312 40411 - 40412 40511 - 40512
(Reserved) - - - - - -
ALERT High - 40117 - 40118 40217 - 40218 40317 - 40318 40417 - 40418 40517 - 40518
ALERT Low - 40119 - 40120 40219 - 40220 40319 - 40320 40419 - 40420 40519 - 40520
DANGER High - 40121 - 40122 40221 - 40222 40321 - 40322 40421 - 40422 40521 - 40522
OK High 40025 - 40026 40125 - 40126 40225 - 40226 40325 - 40326 40425 - 40426 40525 - 40526
OK Low 40027 - 40028 40127 - 40128 40227 - 40228 40327 - 40328 40427 - 40428 40527 - 40528
(Reserved) - - - - - -
ALERT High - 40133 - 40134 40233 - 40234 40333 - 40334 40433 - 40434 40533 - 40534
ALERT Low - 40135 - 40136 40235 - 40236 40335 - 40336 40435 - 40436 40535 - 40536
DANGER High - 40137 - 40138 40237 - 40238 40337 - 40338 40437 - 40438 40537 - 40538
OK High - 40141 - 40142 40241 - 40242 40341 - 40342 40441 - 40442 40541 - 40542
OK Low - 40143 - 40144 40243 - 40244 40343 - 40344 40443 - 40444 40543 - 40544
(Reserved) - - - - - -
ALERT High - 40149 - 40150 40249 - 40250 40349 - 40350 40449 - 40450 40549 - 40550
ALERT Low - 40151 - 40152 40251 - 40252 40351 - 40352 40451 - 40452 40551 - 40552
DANGER High - 40153 - 40154 40253 - 40254 40353 - 40354 40453 - 40454 40553 - 40554
OK High - 40157 - 40158 40257 - 40258 40357 - 40358 40457 - 40458 40557 - 40558
OK Low - 40159 – 40160 40259 - 40260 40359 - 40360 40459 - 40460 40559 - 40560
(Reserved) - - - - - -
ALERT High - 40165 - 40166 40265 - 40266 40365 - 40366 40465 - 40466 40565 - 40566
ALERT Low - 40167 - 40168 40267 - 40268 40367 - 40368 40467 - 40468 40567 - 40568
Channel 5 DANGER High - 40169 - 40170 40269 - 40270 40369 - 40370 40469 - 40470 40569 - 40570
DANGER Low - 40171 - 40172 40271 - 40272 40371 - 40372 40471 - 40472 40571 - 40572
(Reserved) - - - - - -
ALERT High - 40181 - 40182 40281 - 40282 40381 - 40382 40481 - 40482 40581 - 40582
ALERT Low - 40183 - 40184 40283 - 40284 40383 - 40384 40483 - 40484 40583 - 40584
Channel 6 DANGER High - 40185 - 40186 40285 - 40286 40385 - 40386 40485 - 40486 40585 - 40586
DANGER Low - 40187 - 40188 40287 - 40288 40387 - 40388 40487 - 40488 40587 - 40588
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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 Setting Value of DANGER, ALERT and OK Limit * From Slot 6 to Slot 10

Status Name Slot 6 Slot 7 Slot 8 Slot 9 Slot 10
ALERT High 40601 - 40602 40701 - 40702 40801 - 40802 40901 - 40902 41001 - 41002
ALERT Low 40603 - 40604 40703 - 40704 40803 - 40804 40903 - 40904 41003 - 41004
DANGER High 40605 - 40606 40705 - 40706 40805 - 40806 40905 - 40906 41005 - 41006
Channel 1 DANGER Low 40607 - 40608 40707 - 40708 40807 - 40808 40907 - 40908 41007 - 41008
OK High 40609 - 40610 40709 - 40710 40809 - 40810 40909 - 40910 41009 - 41010
OK Low 40611 - 40612 40711 - 40712 40811 - 40812 40911 - 40912 41011 - 41012
(Reserved) - - - - -
ALERT High 40617 - 40618 40717 - 40718 40817 - 40818 40917 - 40918 41017 - 41018
ALERT Low 40619 - 40620 40719 - 40720 40819 - 40820 40919 - 40920 41019 - 41020
DANGER High 40621 - 40622 40721 - 40722 40821 - 40822 40921 - 40922 41021 - 41022
OK High 40625 - 40626 40725 - 40726 40825 - 40826 40925 - 40926 41025 - 41026
OK Low 40627 - 40628 40727 - 40728 40827 - 40828 40927 - 40928 41027 - 41028
ALERT High 40633 - 40634 40733 - 40734 40833 - 40834 40933 - 40934 41033 - 41034
ALERT Low 40635 - 40636 40735 - 40736 40835 - 40836 40935 - 40936 41035 - 41036
DANGER High 40637 - 40638 40737 - 40738 40837 - 40838 40937 - 40938 41037 - 41038
OK High 40641 - 40642 40741 - 40742 40841 - 40842 40941 - 40942 41041 - 41042
OK Low 40643 - 40644 40743 - 40744 40843 - 40844 40943 - 40944 41043 - 41044
ALERT High 40649 - 40650 40749 - 40750 40849 - 40850 40949 - 40950 41049 - 41050
ALERT Low 40651 - 40652 40751 - 40752 40851 - 40852 40951 - 40952 41051 - 41052
DANGER High 40653 - 40654 40753 - 40754 40853 - 40854 40953 - 40954 41053 - 41054
OK High 40657 - 40658 40757 - 40758 40857 - 40858 40957 - 40958 41057 - 41058
OK Low 40659 - 40660 40759 - 40760 40859 - 40860 40959 - 40960 41059 - 41060
ALERT High 40665 - 40666 40765 - 40766 40865 - 40866 40965 - 40966 41065 - 41066
ALERT Low 40667 - 40668 40767 - 40768 40867 - 40868 40967 - 40968 41067 - 41068
Channel 5 DANGER High 40669 - 40670 40769 - 40770 40869 - 40870 40969 - 40970 41069 - 41070
DANGER Low 40671 - 40672 40771 - 40772 40871 - 40872 40971 - 40972 41071 - 41072
ALERT High 40681 - 40682 40781 - 40782 40881 - 40882 40981 - 40982 41081 - 41082
ALERT Low 40683 - 40684 40783 - 40784 40883 - 40884 40983 - 40984 41083 - 41084
Channel 6 DANGER High 40685 - 40686 40785 - 40786 40885 - 40886 40985 - 40986 41085 - 41086
DANGER Low 40687 - 40688 40787 - 40788 40887 - 40888 40987 - 40988 41087 - 41088
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Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format [Read Only]
This is not effected by “Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format”.
If the analysis module has not been installed, "0" will be output.

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 Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format (Holding Register) * From Slot 0 to Slot 5
Measure - 42201 - 42202 42401 - 42402 42601 - 42602 42801 - 42802 43001 - 43002
Gap 42003 - 42004 42203 - 42204 42403 - 42404 42603 - 42604 42803 - 42804 43003 - 43004
0.5X Amplitude - - - 42605 - 42606 42805 - 42806 43005 - 43006
0.5X Phase - - - 42607 - 42608 42807 - 42808 43007 - 43008
1X Amplitude - - - 42609 - 42610 42809 - 42810 43009 - 43010
Channel 1
1X Phase - - - 42611 - 42612 42811 - 42812 43011 - 43012
2X Amplitude - - - 42613 - 42614 42813 - 42814 43013 - 43014
2X Phase - - - 42615 - 42616 42815 - 42816 43015 - 43016
Not1X Amplitude - - - 42617 - 42618 42817 - 42818 43017 - 43018
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Measure - 42233 - 42234 42433 - 42434 42633 - 42634 42833 - 42834 43033 - 43034
Gap 42035 - 42036 42235 - 42236 42435 - 42436 42635 - 42636 42835 - 42836 43035 - 43036
0.5X Amplitude - - - 42637 - 42638 42837 - 42838 43037 - 43038
0.5X Phase - - - 42639 - 42640 42839 - 42840 43039 - 43040
1X Amplitude - - - 42641 - 42642 42841 - 42842 43041 - 43042
Channel 2
1X Phase - - - 42643 - 42644 42843 - 42844 43043 - 43044
2X Amplitude - - - 42645 - 42646 42845 - 42846 43045 - 43046
2X Phase - - - 42647 - 42648 42847 - 42848 43047 - 43048
Not1X Amplitude - - - 42649 - 42650 42849 - 42850 43049 - 43050
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Measure - 42265 - 42266 42465 - 42466 42665 - 42666 42865 - 42866 43065 - 43066
Gap - 42267 - 42268 42467 - 42468 42667 - 42668 42867 - 42868 43067 - 43068
0.5X Amplitude - - - 42669 - 42670 42869 - 42870 43069 - 43070
0.5X Phase - - - 42671 - 42672 42871 - 42872 43071 - 43072
1X Amplitude - - - 42673 - 42674 42873 - 42874 43073 - 43074
Channel 3
1X Phase - - - 42675 - 42676 42875 - 42876 43075 - 43076
2X Amplitude - - - 42677 - 42678 42877 - 42878 43077 - 43078
2X Phase - - - 42679 - 42680 42879 - 42880 43079 - 43080
Not1X Amplitude - - - 42681 - 42682 42881 - 42882 43081 - 43082
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Measure - 42297 - 42298 42497 - 42498 42697 - 42698 42897 - 42898 43097 - 43098
Gap - 42299 - 42300 42499 - 42500 42699 - 42700 42899 - 42900 43099 - 43100
0.5X Amplitude - - - 42701 - 42702 42901 - 42902 43101 - 43102
0.5X Phase - - - 42703 - 42704 42903 - 42904 43103 - 43104
1X Amplitude - - - 42705 - 42706 42905 - 42906 43105 - 43106
Channel 4
1X Phase - - - 42707 - 42708 42907 - 42908 43107 - 43108
2X Amplitude - - - 42709 - 42710 42909 - 42910 43109 - 43110
2X Phase - - - 42711 - 42712 42911 - 42912 43111 - 43112
Not1X Amplitude - - - 42713 - 42714 42913 - 42914 43113 - 43114
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Measure - 42329 - 42330 42529 - 42530 42729 - 42730 42929 - 42930 43129 - 43130
Channel 5
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Measure - 42361 - 42362 42561 - 42562 42761 - 42762 42961 - 42962 43161 - 43162
Channel 6
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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 Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format (Holding Register) * From Slot 6 to Slot 10
Measure 43201 - 43202 43401 - 43402 43601 - 43602 43801 - 43802 44001 - 44002
Gap 43203 - 43204 43403 - 43404 43603 - 43604 43803 - 43804 44003 - 44004
0.5X Amplitude 43205 - 43206 43405 - 43406 43605 - 43606 - -
0.5X Phase 43207 - 43208 43407 - 43408 43607 - 43608 - -
1X Amplitude 43209 - 43210 43409 - 43410 43609 - 43610 - -
Channel 1
1X Phase 43211 - 43212 43411 - 43412 43611 - 43612 - -
2X Amplitude 43213 - 43214 43413 - 43414 43613 - 43614 - -
2X Phase 43215 - 43216 43415 - 43416 43615 - 43616 - -
Not1X Amplitude 43217 - 43218 43417 - 43418 43617 - 43618 - -
Measure 43233 - 43234 43433 - 43434 43633 - 43634 43833 - 43834 44033 - 44034
Gap 43235 - 43236 43435 - 43436 43635 - 43636 43835 - 43836 44035 - 44036
0.5X Amplitude 43237 - 43238 43437 - 43438 43637 - 43638 - -
0.5X Phase 43239 - 43240 43439 - 43440 43639 - 43640 - -
1X Amplitude 43241 - 43242 43441 - 43442 43641 - 43642 - -
Channel 2
1X Phase 43243 - 43244 43443 - 43444 43643 - 43644 - -
2X Amplitude 43245 - 43246 43445 - 43446 43645 - 43646 - -
2X Phase 43247 - 43248 43447 - 43448 43647 - 43648 - -
Not1X Amplitude 43249 - 43250 43449 - 43450 43649 - 43650 - -
Measure 43265 - 43266 43465 - 43466 43665 - 43666 43865 - 43866 44065 - 44066
Gap 43267 - 43268 43467 - 43468 43667 - 43668 43867 - 43868 44067 - 44068
0.5X Amplitude 43269 - 43270 43469 - 43470 43669 - 43670 - -
0.5X Phase 43271 - 43272 43471 - 43472 43671 - 43672 - -
1X Amplitude 43273 - 43274 43473 - 43474 43673 - 43674 - -
Channel 3
1X Phase 43275 - 43276 43475 - 43476 43675 - 43676 - -
2X Amplitude 43277 - 43278 43477 - 43478 43677 - 43678 - -
2X Phase 43279 - 43280 43479 - 43480 43679 - 43680 - -
Not1X Amplitude 43281 - 43282 43481 - 43482 43681 - 43682 - -
Measure 43297 - 43298 43497 - 43498 43697 - 43698 43897 - 43898 44097 - 44098
Gap 43299 - 43300 43499 - 43500 43699 - 43700 43899 - 43900 44099 - 44100
0.5X Amplitude 43301 - 43302 43501 - 43502 43701 - 43702 - -
0.5X Phase 43303 - 43304 43503 - 43504 43703 - 43704 - -
1X Amplitude 43305 - 43306 43505 - 43506 43705 - 43706 - -
Channel 4
1X Phase 43307 - 43308 43507 - 43508 43707 - 43708 - -
2X Amplitude 43309 - 43310 43509 - 43510 43709 - 43710 - -
2X Phase 43311 - 43312 43511 - 43512 43711 - 43712 - -
Not1X Amplitude 43313 - 43314 43513 - 43514 43713 - 43714 - -
Measure 43329 - 43330 43529 - 43530 43729 - 43730 43929 - 43930 44129 - 44130
Channel 5
Measure 43361 - 43362 43561 - 43562 43761 - 43762 43961 - 43962 44161 - 44162
Channel 6
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Customizing Data Address [Read Only]
The addresses in this domain can be customized by assigning the existing address data to a desired address.
When this is done, the existing address data will be copied to the specified address.
Data can be assigned to any addresses within the ranges 10001 to 14999, 40001 to 44999 and 46001 to 49999. If
an undefined address is specified, "0" will be output.
In this way, the required data can be mapped to a contiguous address, enabling the data to be retrieved more
efficiently.
You can customize address assignment by writing "VZ-74_config.txt" of "VZ-74 Configuration File" (optional)
to VM-742.

* Addresses other than the above are not customizable.
Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format [Read Only]
Coefficients used to convert the measurement values in 32-bit floating point format (Measure Value in 32 Bits
Floating Point Format) to the measurement values in 16-bit integer format (Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer
Format) are assigned to this domain.
You can customize the conversion coefficients by writing "VZ-74_config.txt" of "VZ-74 Configuration File"
(optional) to VM742.

 If you expand the original measurement value prior to converting it to a measurement value in
16-bit integer format, the data may change stepwise due to problems related to resolution.
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 Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format (Holding Register)
* From Slot 0 to Slot 5
Measure Input Min - 46101 - 46102 46201 - 46202 46301 - 46302 46401 - 46402 46501 - 46502
Measure Output Min - 46105 - 46106 46205 - 46206 46305 - 46306 46405 - 46406 46505 - 46506
Measure Output Max - 46107 - 46108 46207 - 46208 46307 - 46308 46407 - 46408 46507 - 46508
Channel 1
Gap Input Min 46009 - 46010 46109 - 46110 46209 - 46210 46309 - 46310 46409 - 46410 46509 - 46510
Gap Input Max 46011 - 46012 46111 - 46112 46211 - 46212 46311 - 46312 46411 - 46412 46511 - 46512
Gap Output Min 46013 - 46014 46113 - 46114 46213 - 46214 46313 - 46314 46413 - 46414 46513 - 46514
Gap Output Max 46015 - 46,-16 46115 - 46116 46215 - 46216 46315 - 46316 46415 - 46416 46515 - 46516
Channel 2
Gap Input Min 46025 - 46026 46125 - 46126 46225 - 46226 46325 - 46326 46425 - 46426 46525 - 46526
Gap Input Max 46027 - 46028 46127 - 46128 46227 - 46228 46327 - 46328 46427 - 46428 46527 - 46528
Gap Output Min 46029 - 46030 46129 - 46130 46229 - 46230 46329 - 46330 46429 - 46430 46529 - 46530
Gap Output Max 46031 - 46032 46131 - 46132 46231 - 46232 46331 - 46332 46431 - 46432 46531 - 46532
Channel 3
Gap Input Min - 46141 - 46142 46241 - 46242 46341 - 46342 46441 - 46442 46541 - 46542
Gap Input Max - 46143 - 46144 46243 - 46244 46343 - 46344 46443 - 46444 46543 - 46544
Gap Output Min - 46145 - 46146 46245 - 46246 46345 - 46346 46445 - 46446 46545 - 46546
Gap Output Max - 46147 - 46148 46247 - 46248 46347 - 46348 46447 - 46448 46547 - 46548
Channel 4
Gap Input Min - 46157 - 46158 46257 - 46258 46357 - 46358 46457 - 46458 46557 - 46558
Gap Input Max - 46159 - 46160 46259 - 46260 46359 - 46360 46459 - 46460 46559 - 46560
Gap Output Min - 46161 - 46162 46261 - 46262 46361 - 46362 46461 - 46462 46561 - 46562
Gap Output Max - 46163 - 46164 46263 - 46264 46363 - 46364 46463 - 46464 46563 - 46564
Channel 5 Measure Output Min - 46169 - 46170 46269 - 46270 46369 - 46370 46469 - 46470 46569 - 46570
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 6 Measure Output Min - 46185 - 46186 46285 - 46286 46385 - 46386 46485 - 46486 46585 - 46586
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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 Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format (Holding Register)
* From Slot 6 to Slot 10
Measure Input Min 46601 - 46602 46701 - 46702 46801 - 46802 46901 - 46902 47001 - 47002
Measure Output Min 46605 - 46606 46705 - 46706 46805 - 46806 46905 - 46906 47005 - 47006
Measure Output Max 46607 - 46608 46707 - 46708 46807 - 46808 46907 - 46908 47007 - 47008
Channel 1
Gap Input Min 46609 - 46610 46709 - 46710 46809 - 46810 46909 - 46910 47009 - 47010
Gap Input Max 46611 - 46612 46711 - 46712 46811 - 46812 46911 - 46912 47011 - 47012
Gap Output Min 46613 - 46614 46713 - 46714 46813 - 46814 46913 - 46914 47013 - 47014
Gap Output Max 46615 - 46616 46715 - 46716 46815 - 46816 46915 - 46916 47015 - 47016
Channel 2
Gap Input Min 46625 - 46626 46725 - 46726 46825 - 46826 46925 - 46926 47025 - 47026
Gap Input Max 46627 - 46628 46727 - 46728 46827 - 46828 46927 - 46928 47027 - 47028
Gap Output Min 46629 - 46630 46729 - 46730 46829 - 46830 46929 - 46930 47029 - 47030
Gap Output Max 46631 - 46632 46731 - 46732 46831 - 46832 46931 - 46932 47031 - 47032
Channel 3
Gap Input Min 46641 - 46642 46741 - 46742 46841 - 46842 46941 - 46942 47041 - 47042
Gap Input Max 46643 - 46644 46743 - 46744 46843 - 46844 46943 - 46944 47043 - 47044
Gap Output Min 46645 - 46646 46745 - 46746 46845 - 46846 46945 - 46946 47045 - 47046
Gap Output Max 46647 - 46648 46747 - 46748 46847 - 46848 46947 - 46948 47047 - 47048
Channel 4
Gap Input Min 46657 - 46658 46757 - 46758 46857 - 46858 46957 - 46958 47057 - 47058
Gap Input Max 46659 - 46660 46759 - 46760 46859 - 46860 46959 - 46960 47059 - 47060
Gap Output Min 46661 - 46662 46761 - 46762 46861 - 46862 46961 - 46962 47061 - 47062
Gap Output Max 46663 - 46664 46763 - 46764 46863 - 46864 46963 - 46964 47063 - 47064
Channel 5 Measure Output Min 46669 - 46670 46769 - 46770 46869 - 46870 46969 - 46970 47069 - 47070
Channel 6 Measure Output Min 46685 - 46686 46785 - 46786 46885 - 46886 46985 - 46986 47085 - 47086
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Point CONFIGURATION FILE FORMAT
Description in the Configuration File Explanation

### Address Configuration ### Customizing the Modbus addresses
#
# [t:xxxx] -> [t:yyyy] : Copy Copy the data in the 47713 address to the 45001 address.
# Copy the data in the 47715 address to the 45002 address.
#t : Type (1:Input Status, 4:Holding Register) Copy the data in the 47717 address to the 45003 address.
# xxxx : Source Address [0001-9999] Copy the data in the 47719 address to the 45004 address.
# yyyy : Destination Address [5001-5999]
# To copy the measurement values in 32-bit floating point format, write the
[4:7713] -> [4:5001] #Slot1 CH1 Measure -> 45001 addresses for both the upper and lower addresses.
[4:7715] -> [4:5002] #Slot1 CH2 Measure -> 45002
[4:7717] -> [4:5003] #Slot1 CH3 Measure -> 45003
[4:7719] -> [4:5004] #Slot1 CH4 Measure -> 45004
### Counter Value Configuration ### Customizing the conversion coefficient
#
# [t:xxxx] <- f zz.zzz : Default set (float) Example: Changing the range 0.0 to + 400.0 um of Channel 1, Slot 2 to
# [t:xxxx] <- w zzz : Default set (decimal) the range 0 to +4000
#
#t : Type (1:Input Status, 4:Holding Register) Write the current monitor range information in "Input_Min" and
"Input_Max".
# xxxx : Target Address
(Write "0" (value corresponding to 0% of the monitor range) in "Measure
#z : Cofficent Value Input_Min" and "400.0" (value corresponding to 100% of the monitor
# range) in "Measure Input_Max".)
[4:6201] <- f 0 #Slot2 Measure Input_Min
[4:6203] <- f 400.0 # Input_Max Write the new monitor range information in "Output_Min" and
[4:6205] <- f 0 # Output_Min "Output_Max".
[4:6207] <- f 4000 # Output_Max (Write "0" (value corresponding to 0% of the new monitor range) in
"Measure Output_Min" and "4000" (value corresponding to 100% of the
new monitor range) in "Measure Output_Max".)
Point TRANSMITTING THE CONFIGURATION FILE
1 Start Device Config.

It connects it with VM-7.
2 Select the Network Communication module to be
customized.
3 From the [Communication] menu, select [Set Modbus 3
Configuration].
Click [OK].
4 Select the Configuration file.
Click [OK].
Now, writing of the settings details is complete.
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Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format [Read Only]
The measurement values in 32-bit floating point format (Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating Point Format) are
converted to the coefficients specified in "Scaling Constant for Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format" and
then rounded off to 16-bit integers.

Measure - 47713 47725 47737 47749 47761

Channel 1
Gap 47702 47714 47726 47738 47750 47762
Measure - 47715 47727 47739 47751 47763
Channel 2
Gap 47704 47716 47728 47740 47752 47764
Measure - 47717 47729 47741 47753 47765
Channel 3
Gap - 47718 47730 47742 47754 47766
Measure - 47719 47731 47743 47755 47767
Channel 4
Gap - 47720 47732 47744 47756 47768
Measure - 47721 47733 47745 47757 47769
Channel 5
Gap - - - - - -
Measure - 47723 47735 47747 47759 47771
Channel 6
Gap - - - - - -
Measure 47773 47785 47797 47809 47821

Channel 1
Gap 47774 47786 47798 47810 47822
Measure 47775 47787 47799 47811 47823
Channel 2
Gap 47776 47788 47800 47812 47824
Measure 47777 47789 47801 47813 47825
Channel 3
Gap 47778 47790 47802 47814 47826
Measure 47779 47791 47803 47815 47827
Channel 4
Gap 47780 47792 47804 47816 47828
Measure 47781 47793 47805 47817 47829
Channel 5
Gap - - - - -
Measure 47783 47795 47807 47819 47831
Channel 6
Gap - - - - -
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Final Read Time of Measure Value [Read Only]
Retrieve the last time the measurement value was retrieved using either "Measure Value in 32 Bits Floating
Point Format" or "Measure Value in 16 Bits Integer Format".

Year-h 47991 00 - 99
Year-l 47992 00 - 99
Month 47993 1 - 12
Day 47994 1 - 31
Hour 47995 0 - 23
Minute 47996 0 - 59
Second 47997 0 - 59
Channel Status [Read Only]
The status of each channel is assigned to this domain.

 "ALERT", "DANGER" and "NOT-OK" indicate the alarm status of the channel.
NOT-OK of Slot 0 is the phase marker status.
 "1" is output to "Channel Bypass" if the channel bypass is set, and "0" is output if it is canceled.
 "1" is output to "DANGER Bypass" if DANGER Bypass is set, and "0" is output if it is canceled.
 "Not Communicating" indicates that data cannot be retrieved from the channel (communication abnormality).
"1" is output for the channel corresponding to the module removed after power-on, and "0" is output for the
channel corresponding to the module which has been specified as unused or which has been removed since
before power-on.
 "1" is output to "Low Alarm Bypass" if Low Alarm Bypass is set, and "0" is output if it is canceled.
(Applicable to the temperature module only)
 "1" is output to "P-P Out of Range" if the measurement range for the eccentricity (P-P) channel has been
exceeded, and "0" is output if not. (Applicable to the eccentricity (P-P) channel of the tachometer module
only)
* "0" is output if the channel does not exist or if the module has not been installed.

 Holding Register no. : From 49000 to 49199
Slot 0 Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3 Slot 4 Slot 5 Status Name 49XXX

Channel 1 49001 49011 49021 49031 49041 49051 ALERT bit 0
Channel 2 49002 49012 49022 49032 49042 49052 DANGER bit 1
NOT-OK bit 2
Channel 3 - 49013 49023 49033 49043 49053
Channel Bypass bit 3
Channel 4 - 49014 49024 49034 49044 49054 DANGER Bypass bit 4
Channel 5 - 49015 49025 49035 49045 49055 Not Communicating bit 5
Channel 6 - 49016 49026 49036 49046 49056 Low Alarm Bypass bit 6
P-P Out of Range bit 7
(Reserved) bit 8 - 15
Slot 6 Slot 7 Slot 8 Slot 9 Slot 10
Channel 1 49061 49071 49081 49091 49101

Channel 2 49062 49072 49082 49092 49102
Channel 3 49063 49073 49083 49093 49103
Channel 4 49064 49074 49084 49094 49104
Channel 5 49065 49075 49085 49095 49105
Channel 6 49066 49076 49086 49096 49106
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Channel 1 ALERT - 10111 10211 10311 10411 10511

DANGER - 10112 10212 10312 10412 10512
NOT-OK 10013 10113 10213 10313 10413 10513
Channel Bypass 10014 10114 10214 10314 10414 10514
DANGER Bypass - 10115 10215 10315 10415 10515
Low Alarm Bypass - 10117 10217 10317 10417 10517
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 2 ALERT - 10121 10221 10321 10421 10521
DANGER - 10122 10222 10322 10422 10522
NOT-OK 10023 10123 10223 10323 10423 10523
Channel Bypass 10024 10124 10224 10324 10424 10524
DANGER Bypass - 10125 10225 10325 10425 10525
Low Alarm Bypass - 10127 10227 10327 10427 10527
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 3 ALERT - 10131 10231 10331 10431 10531
DANGER - 10132 10232 10332 10432 10532
NOT-OK - 10133 10233 10333 10433 10533
Channel Bypass - 10134 10234 10334 10434 10534
DANGER Bypass - 10135 10235 10335 10435 10535
Low Alarm Bypass - 10137 10237 10337 10437 10537
P-P Out of Range - 10138 10238 10338 10438 10538
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 4 ALERT - 10141 10241 10341 10441 10541
DANGER - 10142 10242 10342 10442 10542
NOT-OK - 10143 10243 10343 10443 10543
Channel Bypass - 10144 10244 10344 10444 10544
DANGER Bypass - 10145 10245 10345 10445 10545
Low Alarm Bypass - 10147 10247 10347 10447 10547
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 5 ALERT - 10151 10251 10351 10451 10551
DANGER - 10152 10252 10352 10452 10552
NOT-OK - 10153 10253 10353 10453 10553
Channel Bypass - 10154 10254 10354 10454 10554
DANGER Bypass - 10155 10255 10355 10455 10555
Low Alarm Bypass - 10157 10257 10357 10457 10557
(Reserved) - - - - - -
Channel 6 ALERT - 10161 10261 10361 10461 10561
DANGER - 10162 10262 10362 10462 10562
NOT-OK - 10163 10263 10363 10463 10563
Channel Bypass - 10164 10264 10364 10464 10564
DANGER Bypass - 10165 10265 10365 10465 10565
Low Alarm Bypass - 10167 10267 10367 10467 10567
(Reserved) - - - - - -
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Channel 1 ALERT 10611 10711 10811 10911 11011

DANGER 10612 10712 10812 10912 11012
NOT-OK 10613 10713 10813 10913 11013
Channel Bypass 10614 10714 10814 10914 11014
DANGER Bypass 10615 10715 10815 10915 11015
Not Communicating 10616 10716 10816 10916 11016
Low Alarm Bypass 10617 10717 10817 10917 11017
Channel 2 ALERT 10621 10721 10821 10921 11021
DANGER 10622 10722 10822 10922 11022
NOT-OK 10623 10723 10823 10923 11023
Channel Bypass 10624 10724 10824 10924 11024
DANGER Bypass 10625 10725 10825 10925 11025
Low Alarm Bypass 10627 10727 10827 10927 11027
Channel 3 ALERT 10631 10731 10831 10931 11031
DANGER 10632 10732 10832 10932 11032
NOT-OK 10633 10733 10833 10933 11033
Channel Bypass 10634 10734 10834 10934 11034
DANGER Bypass 10635 10735 10835 10935 11035
Low Alarm Bypass 10637 10737 10837 10937 11037
P-P Out of Range 10638 10738 10838 10938 11038
Channel 4 ALERT 10641 10741 10841 10941 11041
DANGER 10642 10742 10842 10942 11042
NOT-OK 10643 10743 10843 10943 11043
Channel Bypass 10644 10744 10844 10944 11044
DANGER Bypass 10645 10745 10845 10945 11045
Low Alarm Bypass 10647 10747 10847 10947 11047
Channel 5 ALERT 10651 10751 10851 10951 11051
DANGER 10652 10752 10852 10952 11052
NOT-OK 10653 10753 10853 10953 11053
Channel Bypass 10654 10754 10854 10954 11054
DANGER Bypass 10655 10755 10855 10955 11055
Low Alarm Bypass 10657 10757 10857 10957 11057
Channel 6 ALERT 10661 10761 10861 10961 11061
DANGER 10662 10762 10862 10962 11062
NOT-OK 10663 10763 10863 10963 11063
Channel Bypass 10664 10764 10864 10964 11064
DANGER Bypass 10665 10765 10865 10965 11065
Low Alarm Bypass 10667 10767 10867 10967 11067
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Module Status [Read Only]
The status of each module is assigned to this domain.

 "ALERT", "DANGER" and "NOT-OK" represent the OR output of the alarm status of all channels in the
module.
 "Relay Output" indicates the relay operation status of each module. "1" is output if the relay is operating, and
"0" is output if it is not.
* If the module has not been installed, "0" will be output.

ALERT bit 0 - bit 0 12111 bit 0 12211

DANGER bit 1 - bit 1 12112 bit 1 12212
49201 49211 49221
NOT-OK bit 2 12013 bit 2 12113 bit 2 12213
RelayOutput4 - bit 3 - 49212 bit 3 12124 49222 bit 3 12224

ALERT bit 0 12311 bit 0 12411 bit 0 12511

49231 49241 49251
NOT-OK bit 2 12313 bit 2 12413 bit 2 12513
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ALERT bit 0 12611 bit 0 12711 bit 0 12811

49261 49271 49281
NOT-OK bit 2 12613 bit 2 12713 bit 2 12813
Slot 9 Slot 10
Status Name bit bit
Register No. Status No. Register No. Status No.
ALERT bit 0 12911 bit 0 13011

DANGER bit 1 12912 bit 1 13012
49291 49301
NOT-OK bit 2 12913 bit 2 13013
(Reserved) bit 3 - 15 - bit 3 - 15 -
RelayOutput1 bit 0 12921 bit 0 13021
RelayOutput4 49292 bit 3 12924 49302 bit 3 13024
(Reserved) bit 6 - 15 - bit 6 - 15 -
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Rack Status [Read Only]
The status of the rack is assigned to this domain.

 "ALERT", "DANGER" and "NOT-OK" represent the OR output of the alarm status of all channels within the
rack.
 "DANGER Bypass" represents the OR output of the DANGER Bypass of all channels within the rack.
 "Not Communicating" represents the OR output of the non-retrievable status (communication abnormality) of
all channels within the rack.
 "Not Communicating (Host Network)" indicates the communication (Modbus communication/TCP
communication) status of the host network.
 "Not Communicating (Analysis)" indicates the communication status of infiSYS Analysis View.
 SYSTEM-OK indicates the system status of VM-7. "1" is output during normal status, and "0" is output
during abnormal status.
 For "Demo Mode", "1" is output if the VM-7 is working in demo mode, and "0" is output if not.
 For "POWER1-OK", "1" is output if the power supply voltage of power module 1 is normal, and "0" is output
if it is abnormal.
 For "POWER2-OK", "1" is output if the power supply voltage of power supply module 2 is normal, and "0" is
output if it is abnormal.
This will be 0 (NOT-OK) if modules have not been installed.
 For "Sequence Mode", "1" is output if the VM-7 is working in sequence mode, and "0" is output if not.
 For "10 pole high-pass filter", "1" is output if the 10 pole high-pass filter is enabled, and "0" is output if it is
disabled.
 "Relay Output" indicates the relay operation status of the 18-channel relay module. "1" is output if the relay is
operating, and "0" is output if it is not.
 For "First Out (Slot)" and "First Out (Channel)", "Slot No." and "Channel No." for first out are output.


Status Name Status Name
Register No. Bit Status No. Register No. Bit Status No.
Alert 49401 bit 0 14011 RelayOutput1 bit 0 14051
Danger bit 1 14012 RelayOutput2 bit 1 14052
Not-OK bit 2 14013 RelayOutput3 bit 2 14053
(Reserved) bit 3 14014 RelayOutput4 bit 3 14054
Danger Bypass bit 4 14015 RelayOutput5 49405 bit 4 14055
Not Communicating bit 6 14017
(Host NetWork) RelayOutput8 bit 7 14058
(Reserved) bit 8-15 -
Not Communicating bit 7 14018
(Analysis) RelayOutput9 bit 0 14061
Alarm Reset 49402 bit 0 14021 RelayOutput10 bit 1 14062
(Reserved) 49403 bit 0 14031
Power1-OK bit 1 14032
RelayOutput13 49406 bit 4 14065
Power2-OK bit 2 14033
Sequence Mode bit 3 14034
10 pole high-pass filter bit 4 14035
RelayOutput18 49407 bit 1 14072
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Get Time [Read Only]
This reads out the VM-7 real time clock time.

Year-h 49501 00 - 99
Year-l 49502 00 - 99
Month 49503 1 - 12
Day 49504 1 - 31
Hour 49505 0 - 23
Minute 49506 0 - 59
Second 49507 0 - 59
Preload Setting Time [Read / Write]
Set the time to be used by "Set Time Now". At this point, the VM-7 real time clock is not yet changed.
During writing, if the time is in error, exception response 03 will be returned.

Year-h 49521 00 - 99
Year-l 49522 00 - 99
Month 49523 1 - 12
Day 49524 1 - 31
Hour 49525 0 - 23
Minute 49526 0 - 59
Second 49527 0 - 59
Set Time Now [Write]
This sets the time for the VM-7 real time clock.
Before setting this, use “Preload Setting Time” to transfer the time you wish to set to VM-7.
Then, when that time arrives, specify the write command in "Set Time Now".
Then, cancel the write command.
If a valid time is not set via “Preload Setting Time”, exception response 03 will be returned.
Set Time Now 49531 0: Cancel write command
1: Issue write command
75
Read Alarm History Count [Read Only]
This reads out the number of alarms (ALERT, DANGER, NOT-OK) held.
If the value is 0, the event is not stored.
A maximum of 100 events are stored. If the number of events exceeds 100, the old events are automatically
deleted.

Alarm Event Count 49601 0 - 100
Select Alarm History [Read / Write]
Specify the number corresponding to the history to be retrieved using "Read Alarm History" ("Read Alarm
History" is described later in this manual). Be sure to set this prior to executing “Read Alarm History".
1 shows the newest event. The larger the Alarm Event Number, the older the event.
In addition, if 0 is written, the entire history is deleted.

Alarm Event Number 49602 1 - 100, 0
Read Alarm History [Read Only]
This reads out the history of alarms (ALERT, DANGER, NOT-OK) occurring in the rack.
If the history specified at “Select Alarm History” does not exist, exception response 03 will be returned.
Alarm Event Number 49611 1 - 100
Slot Number 49612 0 - 10
Channel Number 49613 1-6
Alarm Type 49614 0 : Alert, 1 : Danger, 2 : Not-OK
Alarm Direction 49615 0 : Enter, 1 : Exit
Year-h 49616 00 - 99
Year-l 49617 00 - 99
Month 49618 1 - 12
Day 49619 1 - 31
Hour 49620 0 - 23
Minute 49621 0 - 59
Second 49622 0 - 59
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Control Function of the Host Network (Optional) (Under Development)
The communication item will be added when the /CTR option is selected. Thus, VM-7 can be controlled from
the host network (host computer). The alarm bypass, channel bypass, alarm reset, etc. can be controlled by
inputting data into the specified control status and register.
If there are two VM-742 Monitor Racks, the control signals from the host network are processed by logical OR
operation.
Channel Status [Write]

The status that controls channels is assigned to this domain.

DANGER Bypass - 0115 0215 0315 0415 0515
Low Alarm Bypass - 0117 0217 0317 0417 0517
DANGER Bypass - 0125 0225 0325 0425 0525
Low Alarm Bypass - 0127 0227 0327 0427 0527
DANGER Bypass - 0135 0235 0335 0435 0535
Low Alarm Bypass - 0137 0237 0337 0437 0537
DANGER Bypass - 0145 0245 0345 0445 0545
Low Alarm Bypass - 0147 0247 0347 0447 0547
DANGER Bypass - 0155 0255 0355 0455 0555
Low Alarm Bypass - 0157 0257 0357 0457 0557
DANGER Bypass - 0165 0265 0365 0465 0565
Low Alarm Bypass - 0167 0267 0367 0467 0567
Channel 1 Channel Bypass 0614 0714 0814 0914 1014

DANGER Bypass 0615 0715 0815 0915 1015
Low Alarm Bypass 0617 0717 0817 0917 1017
DANGER Bypass 0625 0725 0825 0925 1025
Low Alarm Bypass 0627 0727 0827 0927 1027
DANGER Bypass 0635 0735 0835 0935 1035
Low Alarm Bypass 0637 0737 0837 0937 1037
DANGER Bypass 0645 0745 0845 0945 1045
Low Alarm Bypass 0647 0747 0847 0947 1047
DANGER Bypass 0655 0755 0855 0955 1055
Low Alarm Bypass 0657 0757 0857 0957 1057
DANGER Bypass 0665 0765 0865 0965 1065
Low Alarm Bypass 0667 0767 0867 0967 1067
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Module Status [Write]
The status that controls modules is assigned to this domain.

Alarm Reset 2032 2132 2232 2332 2432 2532
Alarm Reset 2632 2732 2832 2932 3032
Rack Status [Write]
The status that controls the rack is assigned to this domain.

Status Name Coil No.
Danger Bypass 4015

Alarm Reset 4021
Sequence Mode 4034
10 pole high-pass filter 4035
Peak Hold Reset 4036
Firstout Reset 4037
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VM-742B & VM-742 Warranty Provision
Warranty Provision
Warranty for the product is as follows:
1. Warranty Conditions for Newly Delivered Products
The warranty period for the delivered product shall be 3 years (except for special products and software, and of
which shall be 1 year) from the date of delivery from our factory.
In the event that the delivered product develops any defects within the warranty period for which our company
is liable, the defective product will be replaced or repaired in our factory at our own expense.
In the event that an engineer needs to be dispatched for repair purposes during the warranty period, travel
expenses for the said engineer will be charged in accordance with the company's regulations. The cost of repair
will be borne by our company.
However, the following are excluded from our warranty:
(1) Any defects due to improper handling or operation by the user.

(2) Any defects, the cause of which is not attributable to our company.
(3) Any modifications or repairs made by others than the company or persons commissioned by our
company.
(4) Any handling, storage and operation under severe environmental conditions that exceed the design
specifications.
(5) Any defects due to fire, flood, earthquake, lightning and other Acts of God.
(6) Any consumables
(7) Any other defects for which we may not be held liable
Other defects are considered not to be attributable to our company. This warranty applies exclusively to the
delivered product unit, and our company will not be liable for consequential damage caused either directly or
indirectly through a defect of the delivered product.
The warranty period and scope of equipment made by manufacturers other than our company shall be in
accordance with the conditions of respective manufacturer, regardless of the provisions made above.
2. Warranty conditions for repaired products
The warranty for repaired products shall be 6 months from the date of the service on the concerned part.
All the other conditions are as stated in "1. Warranty Conditions for Newly Delivered Products ".
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739-0153, Japan
Phone : 81-82-429-1118 Fax : 81-82-429-0804
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MANUAL No. 21109E1.

VM-7 Monitoring System

VM-742B & VM-742

Use of this manual is restricted to those who are qualified or authorized to

SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc.

<Regarding the Manuals for the VM-7 Monitoring System>

Name VM-7B & VM7 System Manual

Name VM-701B & VM-701 Vibration/Displacement Monitor Module Manual

Name VM-702B & VM-702 Absolute Vibration Monitor Module Manual

Name VM-704B & VM-704 Temperature Monitor Module Manual

Name VM-706B & VM-706 Rod Drop Monitor Module Manual

Name VM-721B VM-721 18-Channel Relay Module Manual

Name VM-742B & VM-742 Network Communication Module Manual

Name VM-771B MCL View Operation Manual

Name VM-731 & VM-732 Analysis Module Manual

● When discarding the product, follow local government regulations.

● The appearance of the Device Config window differs by product specifications.

Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product....................................................8

Chapter 2 Overview of Network Communication Module....................12

Chapter 3 Installation/Uninstallation of a Module ................................15

Chapter 4 Edit the Module Setting .........................................................19

Chapter 5 Maintenance and Service ......................................................25

Chapter 6 Trouble Shooting ...................................................................27

Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product

1.1 For Users of this Manual

1.2 Warning Symbols

Warning Symbols Description

1.3 Precautions for Handling

1.3.1 Prohibited Uses

 Do not change or adjust the settings during operation.

 Do not change or adjust the settings during operation.

 Use of this product requires expert knowledge.

 Be sure to connect the earth cable.

 Use a time-delay circuit protector.

 Be sure to perform the following for the stability of the product.

- Abnormal odor is detected from the product.

- Ambient temperature: -30 to 85C

Chapter 2 Overview of Network Communication

2.1.1 Communication Function

2.1.2 Display Function

2.1.3 Control Function (Optional) (Under Development)

Point Difference between VM-742B and VM-742

2.2 Names and Description of Parts

2.2.1 VM-742B Network Communication Module

On the B-type module, a marking is printed.

No. Name Function

The host network communication module is fixed to

2.2.2 VM-742 Network Communication Module

No. Name Function

Chapter 3 Installation/Uninstallation of a Module

3.1 Module Installation Location (VM-7B Monitor)

3.2 Module Installation Location (VM-7 Monitor)

3.3 Installing the Module

 Over-tightening the module fasteners could deform the module.

3.4 Uninstalling the Module

2 Loosen the fasteners on the module to be uninstalled until the Module

3 Slowly slide out the module from the instrument rack.

Updating the Information Displayed on MCL View

If you have changed the rack configuration during installation or

1 Click the [CONNECT] icon.

Updating the Information Displayed on Device Config

Chapter 4 Edit the Module Setting

Setting the Internal Switches (VM-742B)

Load the setting See “4.3 Loading/Writing the Setting”.

VM-742B & VM-742 Network Communication Module Manual

VM-742B & VM-742 Network Communication Module Manual