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BCPM Modbus Register List
https://www.se.com/ww/en/faqs/FA212184/

Please see below details given in the BCPM User Guide.




Based on this depending on where your CT strips are connected, you need to read the Modbus registers.

For example, if the DIP switch is set up as above to reflect address 40. Then you read the data for the 42 channels connected to Panel 1 using the Modbus address 40 and the given registers in the Modbus register map.

Then for the other channels connected to Panel 2, you need to use Modbus address 40+1=41.

For example, if you read register 1336 with address 40, that means it gives the current value of channel 1 in the Panel 1.

Then if you read the same register 1336 with address 41, that means it gives the current values of channel 1 in the Panel 2 and so on.

This means if the CTs from 43-63 are connected to Panel 2, if you need the current reading for CT 43, you will need to use +1 Modbus address to read it and use 1336 register and so on.



This is what is explained in the below section in the Modbus map.

> If you know the product part number, type it into the website search bar at the top of the page and click through to the product datasheet page. You can now skip to step 6...

> If you don't know the product part number, you can navigate to the product page like this...
1) Visit the Schneider Electric Website: se.com/au
2) Click the 'Products' TAB in the main menu.
3) Click 'Circuit Breakers & Switches' (or any other category).

4) Click 'Compact NSXm' (or any other product range).

5) Click 'LV426100' (or any other product part number).

6) You should now see all technical information about the specific product part number.
(You should be on a page like this: www.schneider-electric.com.au/en/product/LV42600/ )
7) Click the 'CAD file' button.

8) A pop-up window will appear. Select the preferred CAD file format from the right.

9) Click the 'Download' button

10) You will need to log into your Traceparts online account (or 'Sign up' for a free account).
11) Wait around 10 to 20 Seconds for Traceparts to create a ZIP file for you.
12) Click 'Download' to start the download process.
13) Open the ZIP file to extract the CAD files you need.

The 'Standard Protection Functions' of the Micrologic X control unit remain active during a firmware upgrade.

Please see the below details from Micrologic X User Guide confirming this and the categorisation of ‘Standard Protection Functions’ and ‘Optional Protection Functions’.





For example:
If the ‘Energy Reduction Maintenance Settings (ERMS)’ optional protection function settings are active (with blue ERMS LED (A) is lit on the front face of the MicroLogic X control unit and Blue backlight (B)) and you start the firmware upgrade, you can see the both LED and backlight get turned off meaning that the ERMS optional protection settings are turned off during the firmware upgrade.

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