Complete Guide to Modbus RTU Register Address Mapping for Panasonic A6 Servo Drive

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1. Overview

The Panasonic A6 series servo drive supports Modbus RTU communication through its RS485 interface. Based on the official Panasonic technical manual, this article describes the Modbus register address mapping of the A6 servo drive in detail.

2. Modbus Communication Parameters

Parameter No.Parameter NameDescription
No.40Communication station numberSets the slave address (1-63)
No.41Communication baud rateSets the baud rate
No.42Communication formatData bits / parity / stop bits
No.43Communication protocolSelect Modbus RTU

3. A6 Servo Modbus Register Mapping Table

3.1 Control Registers

Modbus AddressDescriptionRead/Write
0x0000Servo ON controlRead/Write
0x0001Fault resetRead/Write
0x0002Position commandRead/Write

3.2 Status Registers

Modbus AddressDescription
0x1000Servo status
0x1001Current position
0x1002Current speed
0x1003Torque command

4. FAQ and Troubleshooting

  • Check that the No.43 communication protocol is set to Modbus RTU
  • Confirm that the slave address and baud rate match on both sides
  • The position command is 32-bit data and requires two registers
  • Pay attention to the byte order and word order

5. Summary

Core registers for Panasonic A6 servo Modbus communication:

  • 0x0000 → Servo ON control
  • 0x0002 → Position command
  • 0x1001 → Current position
  • 0x1002 → Current speed
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