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Posted: ‎2025-10-11 07:35 AM

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Posted: ‎2025-10-11 07:35 AM

Unable to read data from Huawei SmartLogger 3000B in Power Operation — communication OK but no values

I’m trying to integrate a Huawei SmartLogger 3000B (B02EU) gateway with Schneider Power Operation (EcoStruxure) using Modbus TCP, and while communication is established (connection OK), no actual measurement data is being read (all values show zero).

USERGR12_1-1760191939653.png

 

Here’s the setup and what I’ve tried so far:


Setup

  • Schneider Software: Power Operation (version: 2024)

  • Gateway / MODBUS TCP Server: Huawei SmartLogger 3000B02EU

  • Downstream Device (RS-485 Modbus RTU): Schneider / Third-party energy meters (PM2200)

  • Modbus Chain:
    Power Operation (TCP client) → Huawei SmartLogger (TCP server + RTU master) → RTU meters


What works

  • Network-level TCP communication is successful (no connection errors, port 502 is open).

  • The SmartLogger web interface shows the RTU devices are recognized and mapped under
    Maintenance → Modbus TCP.

  • I have the Huawei SmartLogger Modbus TCP register mapping document (EDOC1100108365

 What doesn’t work

  • When I configure a tag in Power Operation using register address 32261 and 32261 , Data type REAL, etc., but I still get no data (zero) in the system.

  • Modbus polling from Power Operation yields no error responses (timeout or no exception), just no valid values.

  • I suspect the issue is in the mapping / addressing / word order setup.


Configuration I’m using for register 32261 (example Voltage A-N tag in EPO)

Parameter Setting
Register Address 32261
Function Code 3 (Holding Register)
Register Count 2 (32-bit)
Data Type Long (Swapped) / Float (Swapped) — not sure which is correct
Word Swap Enabled / “Swapped”
Slave ID 2
Polling Interval 2000 ms
Protocol ModNet / Modbus TCP


I have also tested via Modbus Poll (TCP) with the same config,

 *Register Address - 32260
 *Data Format - Long AB CD
 *Function - 03 Read Holding Registers (4x)

with above setup I am able to receive a valid numeric value from that Register,

USERGR12_0-1760191807342.png


And I have also tested via EBO - Schneider Building Operation (TCP),

USERGR12_2-1760192422146.png

i also getting data with ,

 *Register Address - 32261
 *Data Format - 32bit unsigned swapped

with above 2 methods I'm able to get Values but it isn't work on EPO


 What I believe might be wrong / need help with

  1. Incorrect data type / word order — maybe it should be Float (Swapped) instead of Long (Swapped)

  2. Device index mapping inside the SmartLogger’s Modbus TCP configuration

  3. Device not forwarded by SmartLogger (mapping not enabled for that RTU to TCP)

  4. Huawei mapping offset / adjustment — maybe 32261 in the documentation needs an offset adjustment

  5. Scale factor / conversion is missing (value is valid, but too small and shows zero after scaling)


What I’m requesting from the community

  • Has anyone successfully integrated a Huawei SmartLogger 3000B with Schneider Power Operation via Modbus TCP?

  • What data type (Long vs Float) and swap / endianness did you use for register 32261 (or similar registers)?

  • Did you have to apply any hotfix / patch in Power Operation to support SmartLogger’s mapping?

  • Any sample configuration (tag setup screenshot, sample mapping file) would be greatly appreciated.

  • Also happy to share log traces / screenshots if someone wants to help deeper.

Thank you in advance for any suggestions or pointers!

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Posted: ‎2025-10-15 08:46 PM

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Posted: ‎2025-10-15 08:46 PM

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I found the solution for this.. you have to put (x4) function code in front of register number, don't forget to put both registers address because it 32bit. then u will get data from one register but keep them both. also set protocol as MODNET30 and put address as power meter Modbus address.

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Posted: ‎2025-10-14 10:47 PM

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Posted: ‎2025-10-14 10:47 PM

Hi UserGR12,
If you are based in Australia, please forward your enquiry to techsupport.pz@schneider-electric.com.
They would be happy to followup with your Power Operations enquiry.
This is a dedicated forum for Plant SCADA.
Thanks.

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I found the solution for this.. you have to put (x4) function code in front of register number, don't forget to put both registers address because it 32bit. then u will get data from one register but keep them both. also set protocol as MODNET30 and put address as power meter Modbus address.

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