Apply a thin layer of structural epoxy to the back of each plate before welding. This seals out moisture between plate and chassis.
To ensure your BND-50 SE36 operates reliably for years:
The SE36 plates fit inside the chassis floor pockets, directly beneath where the subframe bushings seat. Use the paper stencil or align with the four original bolt holes. bnd-50 se36 instructions
If you are integrating the BND-50 SE36 into a larger SCADA or HMI system, here are the raw communication instructions:
SE36 command frame (hex):
[Slave ID] [Function Code] [Register High] [Register Low] [Data High] [Data Low] [CRC Low] [CRC High] Apply a thin layer of structural epoxy to
Example: Read holding register 0x0064 (decimal 100 – often first analog input) from slave ID 1:
01 03 00 64 00 01 CRC_H CRC_L
Supported function codes:
Default register map (partial): | Register Address | Description | |------------------|-------------| | 0x0000 | Digital inputs (bits 0-23) | | 0x0001 | Digital outputs (bits 0-19) | | 0x0064 | Analog input AI0 (scaled 0-4095) | | 0x0065 | Analog input AI1 | | 0x00C8 | Analog output AO0 (write 0-4095) |
For the full register map, refer to the BND-50 SE36 Protocol Addendum (separate document). Default register map (partial): | Register Address |