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 <​html><​span class="​kbBlue-H4alt">​Prerequisites:</​span></​html>​ <​html><​span class="​kbBlue-H4alt">​Prerequisites:</​span></​html>​
   * [[https://​www.unipi.technology/​axon-c20 | Unipi controllers]] and [[en:​files:​software:​mervis:​00-start|Mervis IDE v2.3.0]]   * [[https://​www.unipi.technology/​axon-c20 | Unipi controllers]] and [[en:​files:​software:​mervis:​00-start|Mervis IDE v2.3.0]]
-  * [[https://​www.unipi.technology/​accessories-c4|24V DC power supply]]+  * [[https://​www.unipi.technology/​accessories-c4|24 VāŽ“ power supply]]
   * local network connectivity (any network switch or router)   * local network connectivity (any network switch or router)
   * [[https://​www.unipi.technology/​en/​rozsirujici-moduly-c40|Extension xG18 module]]   * [[https://​www.unipi.technology/​en/​rozsirujici-moduly-c40|Extension xG18 module]]
   * at least one Unipi 1-Wire temperature sensors with an RJ45 connector   * at least one Unipi 1-Wire temperature sensors with an RJ45 connector
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 ===== 1 Connecting xG18 to an Unipi PLC ===== ===== 1 Connecting xG18 to an Unipi PLC =====
-Extension xG18 communicates with the PLC using a two-wire RS-485 connection. The module can be powered by the same power source as the PLC (if the power supply'​s specification allows it). Alternatively,​ you can use a standalone 5-24V DC power supply. As to temperature sensors, simply plug them into the available RJ45 ports. ​+Extension xG18 communicates with the PLC using a two-wire RS-485 connection. The module can be powered by the same power source as the PLC (if the power supply'​s specification allows it). Alternatively,​ you can use a standalone 5-24 VāŽ“ power supply. As to temperature sensors, simply plug them into the available RJ45 ports. ​
  
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 ===== 2 Attaching the xG18 to a Mervis IDE project ===== ===== 2 Attaching the xG18 to a Mervis IDE project =====
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 Now we need to add a device to the channel. You can do it bu Autodetection,​ or, if you don't have the xG18 at hand, manually. Now we need to add a device to the channel. You can do it bu Autodetection,​ or, if you don't have the xG18 at hand, manually.
  
-==== 2.1 Automatic detection using module autodetect ==== 
  
 +==== 2.1 Automatic detection using module autodetect ====
 Right-click on the Modbus_RTU channel and choose **Unipi - modules autodetect**. ​ Right-click on the Modbus_RTU channel and choose **Unipi - modules autodetect**. ​
  
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-==== 2.2 Manual addition using a library device ==== 
  
 +==== 2.2 Manual addition using a library device ====
 Right-click on the Modbus_RTU channel and click on **Add Library Device**. ​ Right-click on the Modbus_RTU channel and click on **Add Library Device**. ​
  
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 ===== 3 Device configuration ===== ===== 3 Device configuration =====
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 The following communication parameters can be set via DIP switches: The following communication parameters can be set via DIP switches:
-  * Address .................................. 1 ā€“ 15 (Address 0 = SW configuration from Modbus registers is used)+  * Address .................................. 1ā€“15 (Address 0 = SW configuration from Modbus registers is used)
   * Baud rate ............................... 9600 / 19200 baud   * Baud rate ............................... 9600 / 19200 baud
   * Parity ....................................... none / even   * Parity ....................................... none / even
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 ==== 3.2 Hardware configuration of communication parameters through DIP switches ==== ==== 3.2 Hardware configuration of communication parameters through DIP switches ====
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 ===== 4 Practical example ===== ===== 4 Practical example =====