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Data sheet Modbus RTU Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 • Modbus register mapping • Registers for PQT Contro
Open the catalog to page 1Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Contents Modbus register mapping Default datagram: xx-yy-300 Legacy datagram, xx-yy-301 MULTICAL® 803 datagram: xx-yy-302 Registers for PQT Controller
Open the catalog to page 2Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus register mapping The following datagrams are available for the Modbus modules: • HC-003-67: Modbus RTU inputs (In-A,In-B) and • HC-003-82: Modbus/KMP TCP/IP, inputs (In-A, In-B) The various Modbus datagrams are described in details below. Any datagrams can be used in any of the MULTICAL® XX3. Thus the same configuration can be used for all meters in your application, irrespective that the application consists of a mix of MULTICAL® 403, 603 and 803. Some registers found in MULTICAL® 803 does not exist in...
Open the catalog to page 3Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Actual Power
Open the catalog to page 4Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Info code Operating hours Error hour counter Date (yy.mm.dd) Time (hh.mm.ss) Meter type incl. SW edition Meter Main/Sub type Actual Power
Open the catalog to page 5Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Actual Power
Open the catalog to page 6Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type
Open the catalog to page 7Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Table legend for the default datagram Modbus register The Modbus register count starts at number 1, and corresponds to the memory address 0. Each register is 16 bits. A 32-bit value requires two Modbus registers. The memory address is the location of the register in the module’s memory. The name of the register variable. Number of modbus registers for the meter value Memory address (Hex) Description # Regs Contents – Value – Factor The address holds the value of the variable. The address holds a multiplication factor...
Open the catalog to page 8Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Legacy datagram, xx-yy-301 The legacy datagram not only differs in data content, but also in how data must be interpreted. The datagram is reduced and contains fixed zero-values to fill gaps for those MULTICAL® 602 registers which are not available in MULTICAL® 403, 603 and 803. The legacy datagram duplicates the same data in two different memory areas. The Modbus register range from address 1 to 169 is byte-addressed. The address is incremented by the number of bytes in the data (2 for 16 bits and 4 for 32 bits)....
Open the catalog to page 9Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Operating hours The Modbus registers from 257 to 341 are word-addressed. The address is incremented by the number of words in the data (1 for 16 bits and 2 for 32 bits). Modbus Register Data type Actual Power Actual Power Actual Power
Open the catalog to page 10Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Actual Power Info code Heat energy E1 - Month Log Operating hours
Open the catalog to page 11Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Table legend for the legacy datagram Modbus register Memory address (hex) Description # Regs Contents – Value – Decimals – Unit The Modbus register count starts at number 1 and corresponds to the memory address 0. Each register is 16 bits. A 32-bit value requires two Modbus registers. The memory address is the location of the register in the module’s memory. The name of the register variable. Number of modbus registers for the meter value The address holds the value of the variable. The address holds a multiplication...
Open the catalog to page 12Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 MULTICAL® 803 datagram: xx-yy-302 The following tables show how the MULTICAL® 803 memory data are mapped into Modbus registers. Most values can be read at two different addresses, either as IEEE Float or as 32-bit signed integers. All registers used for units and factors are 16-bit values, all others are 32-bit Float or integer values. Modbus Register Data type Actual Power
Open the catalog to page 13Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Actual Power
Open the catalog to page 14Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Info code Operating hours Error hour counter Date (yy.mm.dd) Time (hh.mm.ss) Meter type incl. SW edition
Open the catalog to page 15Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Meter Main/Sub type Fluid type/Concentration Actual Power
Open the catalog to page 16Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type Actual Power
Open the catalog to page 17Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Modbus Register Data type * High resolution registers.
Open the catalog to page 18Modbus RTU – Modbus/KMP TCP/IP MULTICAL® 403 MULTICAL® 603 MULTICAL® 803 Table legend for the MULTICAL® 803 datagram Modbus register The Modbus register count starts at number 1, and corresponds to the memory address 0. Each register is 16 bits. A 32-bit value requires two Modbus registers. The memory address is the location of the register in the module’s memory. The name of the register variable. Number of modbus registers for the meter value Memory address (Hex) Description # Regs Contents – Value – Factor The address holds the value of the variable. The address holds a multiplication...
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