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>PLCs >Saia-Burgess Controls Ltd. Saia Ether-S-Bus Driver

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TitleSaia-Burgess Controls Ltd. Saia Ether-S-Bus Driver
VersionVer. 1.10.00
File NameSAIA_ETH.exe
File Size556KB
Supported SoftwareGP-Pro EX Ver. 2.10.000 or later
Pro-Server EX Ver. 1.30.000 or later
You can check your version by ” Help ” function -> ” Version Info ”.
Supported Devices
  • PCD1 Series
  • PCD2 Series
  • PCD3 Series
Supported Models
  • LT3000 Series
  • GP4100 Series (GP4104: GP-Pro EX Ver. 2.70.000 or later)
  • GP4000M Series (GP-Pro EX Ver. 2.71.000 or later)
  • GP4000 Series (GP-Pro EX Ver. 3.00.000 or later)
Device/PLC Connection ManualFor details, please read the following
PDF:saia_eth.pdf ( 389KB )
For general information regarding Device connection and documentation conventions, please refer to 'Device/PLC Connection Manual'.
Updated Contents Ver. 1.10.00 (Jan. 18, 2013)
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  1. Please make sure that the supported software is installed. Prior to installion, close all applications running on a PC including any resident programs such as a virus detection program, etc.
  2. Click on the file name above to start downloading the file.
  3. After download is complete, double-click on the downloaded file to start installation.
  4. Follow the instructions on the screen.
  5. After installation, start GP-Pro EX/Pro-Server EX.
  6. Select [Saia-Burgess Controls Ltd.] for 'Manufacturer' and [Saia Ether-S-Bus] for 'Series' in [Device/PLC] settings of [System Settings] on the [Project] menu.
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Also, please refer to 'Device/PLC Connection Manual' for general information regarding device connection and documentation conventions.

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Saia Burgess Controls

Nuno Ventura

Hi.
I need some help urgently. I hope you can help me.
I need to comunicate from Citect (SCADA) via PSTN with a SAIA PCD2 PLC. For that I have 2 Multitech MT2834ZDXIe modems.
In the PLC side:
I'm using a MultiTech MT2834ZDXIe 33.6Kbps modem connected to serial RS232 interface n.1 in SAIA PCD2 (using Tx, Rx, CTS, RTS, GND, DSR, DTR and DCD signals) The interface is configured in 'SBUS Slave' and 'Data' mode in PG5 programming software, with FBox from Fupla editor, the connection with modem is configured to be 9600bps and 8-N-1. The modem inicialization string in the Modmbase.dat file is 'ATE0M0&E0&E14&E3&Q1<CR>.
In the PLC program I have the follow Fbox's:
- Modem 8, it's the modem driver fbox
- Call Master Fbox, it's used to define the parameters for making calls to a Master station
- Incoming Call Fbox, it's used to detect and handle incoming calls
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In the Citect (PC) side:
Windows 2000 Service Pack 2
Citect 5.40 Version 5.40 Rev.00 Service Pack C
The Citect SBUS Driver is V3.00.01.001.
I use SBUS protocol in data mode: citect.ini with '[SBUS]SendBreak=2'.(for DataMode)
Boards: Board type COMX, Adress 0
Ports: Port Number -1
Boud Rate 9600
Stop bits 1
Data bits 8
Parity None
I/O Devices: Address 0
Protocol SBUS
Phone Number 244XXXXXX
Caller ID PCD2_S
Modems: Name 'Standard 33600 bps Modem'(the same as in Control Panel)
Outgoing Calls TRUE
Incoming Calls TRUE
In the Control Panel the modem is defined with:
Maximum Port Speed 9600
Extra Initialization commands ATE0V1Q0M0&E0&E14&E3&Q0
I also tried to put this initialization string in the Ports form, Special opt field with -iATE0.. and some variants of this string.
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With this, I can make calls and answer calls, but after the connection established and Carrier Detect led between both modems lights up, the
IOdevice goes on-line for an instant and the connection hang's up.
With the same inicialization string, and with modem configured for remote Programming with SBus PGU mode, the communication with the laptop running the Programming software run's ok, so I suppose that the PLC side inicialization string can be the same and that's correct !!.
Any sugestions will be apreciated.
Thanks,
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Nuno Ventura, Eng.
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