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Communication between smart relays is established by means of communication protocols, which are sets of rules that determine how data is transmitted and received. The specific protocol used will depend on the design of the smart relays, but some of the most commonly used ones include Modbus, Profibus, Ethernet/IP, and others.

Here's a basic overview of how the process works:

    Wiring: The first step in establishing communication between smart relays is wiring them together. This typically involves connecting communication wires between the smart relays' communication ports. The wiring process may vary depending on the communication protocol being used and the specific model of the smart relays.

    Addressing: Each smart relay in a network needs to have a unique address so that data can be sent to and received from the correct device. The method of setting an address will depend on the specific smart relay model and the communication protocol.

    Programming: After the smart relays have been wired together and addressed, you'll need to program them to send and receive data in the correct format. This is done using the programming software provided by the smart relay manufacturer. The program will need to specify the data to be sent, the timing of the data transmission, and the addresses of the devices to send to or receive data from.

    Testing: Once the smart relays have been programmed, you'll need to test the communication to ensure that data is being sent and received correctly. This can be done using the programming software's diagnostic tools.

Remember that the specific methods for setting up communication between smart relays can vary depending on the specific relay models and the communication protocol being used, so always refer to the manufacturer's documentation for accurate instructions.

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