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1. Go to the settings panel of the Modbus Input Register object that is created on the basis of the Modbus Device object.
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2. In the Address field (1), enter specify the Input Register address in the register map of this device.

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   The registers map is provided by the manufacturer. The register address is always less than the register number by 1. The register address is specified in the settings.

   From the Format drop-down list (2), select the register data format:
3. Bin—binary.
4. Dec—decimal.

Hex—hexadecimal.

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The Value area (3) displays the current Input Register value in the selected format.

5. Click the Read value button (4) if it is necessary to read the device register.
6. Set the Auto update checkbox (5) if it is necessary to automatically read the register values with the interval specified on the Modbus Device object settings panel.
7. Set the Poll checkbox to start polling the Modbus Input Register. This makes the settings available for editing.
8. From the Rule drop-down list, select the Modbus From the Rule drop-down list (6), select the rule to which this Input Register will obey complies (see Configuring the Modbus Rule).
9. Set the Value change checkbox (7) if it is not necessary to display the events on the register value change in the Event Viewer.  Clear the Indicator change checkbox (8) if it is necessary to allow displaying the register values in the plain text on the map Skip 'value changed' event checkbox, so that the Event Viewer window doesn't display the events of Input Register value change.
10. Set the Skip indicator feature checkbox to disable the display of the Input Register value on the map in text form.
    

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    Value change Сhange of this parameter will be is applied after restarting the you restart the ACFA PSIM Server.

11. Set the Config event checkbox (9) if it is not necessary to display the events in the Event Viewer when the rule is triggered. Skip rule-configured events checkbox, so that the Event Viewer window doesn't display the events of rule triggering.
12. From the Interpretation drop-down list, select the Input Register data format:
    • Two bytes,
    • Two bytes (signed),
    • Four bytes,
    • Four bytes (signed),
    • Four bytes (floating),
    • Eight bytes,
    • Eight bytes (signed),
    • Eight bytes (floating).
13. To add a numeric operation to the table, click the Image Added button.
    

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    To delete a numeric operation from the table, click the Image Added button. You can change the sequences of operations using the following buttons: to move up one position, click the Image Added button, to move down one position, click the Image Added button.

14. From the list of operations, select:
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    1. Reverse. Select from the available options:
       • Entirely, byte by byte,
       • Entirely, bit by bit,
       • Bits in byte,
       • Bits in words,
       • Bytes in words,
       • Bytes in double words,
       • By words (per 2 bytes),
       • Bits in double words,
       • By double words (per 4 bytes). 
    2. Shift.
       In the Shift operation settings window:
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       1. From the Direction drop-down list, select in which direction the Input Register value is shifted: Left (default) or Right.
       2. In the Count field, specify how many bits are shifted. The default value is 1.
       3. Click the OK button to save the settings.
    3. Mask.
       In the Mask operation settings window:
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       1. From the Mode drop-down list, select the logical operator AND (default), OR, or XOR. 
       2. Specify the bitmask value in decimal (DEC) or hexadecimal (HEX) format, or set the corresponding checkboxes. 
       3. Click the OK button to save the settings.
15. Click the Apply button to save the settingsClick the Apply button (10) to save the changes.

The Modbus Input Register is now configured.