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| 2 | = Configuration = | ||
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2.1 | 4 | == Setting device address == |
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1.1 | 6 | The address is set by the SWD1 switch. Address 0 (all switches are raised) is incorrect. |
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| 8 | The address from 1 to 20 is set on the switches as a binary number. The ON state (bottom position) corresponds to a single digit value. The switch with the number 1 corresponds to the lower order. The address is read by the device at initialization, so to change the address it is necessary to switch off and turn on the device. | ||
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| 10 | To select the proper device address, use the following table: | ||
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| 12 | |(% rowspan="2" %)**Address**|(% colspan="6" %)**SWD1** | ||
| 13 | |1|2|3|4|5|6 | ||
| 14 | |**1**|**ON**|OFF|OFF|OFF|OFF|OFF | ||
| 15 | |**2**|OFF|**ON**|OFF|OFF|OFF|OFF | ||
| 16 | |**3**|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|OFF|OFF|OFF | ||
| 17 | |**4**|OFF|OFF|**ON**|OFF|OFF|OFF | ||
| 18 | |**5**|**ON**|OFF|**ON**|OFF|OFF|OFF | ||
| 19 | |**6**|OFF|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|OFF|OFF | ||
| 20 | |**7**|**ON**|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|OFF|OFF | ||
| 21 | |**8**|OFF|OFF|OFF|**ON**|OFF|OFF | ||
| 22 | |**9**|**ON**|OFF|OFF|**ON**|OFF|OFF | ||
| 23 | |**10**|OFF|**ON**|OFF|**ON**|OFF|OFF | ||
| 24 | |**11**|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|**ON**|OFF|OFF | ||
| 25 | |**12**|OFF|OFF|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|OFF | ||
| 26 | |**13**|**ON**|OFF|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|OFF | ||
| 27 | |**14**|OFF|**ON**|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|OFF | ||
| 28 | |**15**|**ON**|**ON**|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|OFF | ||
| 29 | |**16**|OFF|OFF|OFF|OFF|**ON**|OFF | ||
| 30 | |**17**|**ON**|OFF|OFF|OFF|**ON**|OFF | ||
| 31 | |**18**|OFF|**ON**|OFF|OFF|**ON**|OFF | ||
| 32 | |**19**|**ON**|**ON**|OFF|OFF|**ON**|OFF | ||
| 33 | |**20**|OFF|OFF|**ON**|OFF|**ON**|OFF | ||
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| 35 | **Address selection requirements:** | ||
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| 37 | * it is necessary to use consecutive addresses, without omissions; | ||
| 38 | * it is necessary to use addresses from 1 to 20; | ||
| 39 | * when choosing an address, follow the rule: a device with a smaller address serves less potential; | ||
| 40 | * to facilitate subsequent maintenance, it is recommended to create a schematic indicating the location of the BMS Logic 2.0 and their addresses. |