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EGX300 Feature Request - F64 Data Type for Topics Logging
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2014-12-0208:04 AM
EGX300 Feature Request - F64 Data Type for Topics Logging
As of current firmware version, V4.380, I would like to be able to read and log F64 Data Type, meaning Float values on 64bits (IEEE 754 double -precision).
Current firmware has available for topics data logging, among others, these Data Types: F32, U64 and S64, meaning Float 32bit, Unsigned Integer 64bit and Signed Integer 64bit.
One example of third party Meter is Siemens PAC3200:
The problem would be the logging of Float64 (IEEE 754 double-precision) values necessary for Energies (4 registers each): Offsets ranging from 801 up to 837.