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Hi,
I have two Panel Servers on a site that are connected to pulse inputs, when I was on site I was able to prove the wiring, as we had values counting in Eco Power commission.
I am now trying to add a device type to PME so that I can read the values, and create virtual devices so we can view the consumption.
Which registers do I need to read from the Panel servers?? I am trying 401099 and 401101, but I don't get anything sensible, one of the values is 0 the other is 1091895296.
If I try to read registers 401115 and 401119 all I get is -1 as a value.
I have also tried various formats, none seem to work.
Thanks
Andy Hubert
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Hi @Andy_Hubert ,
This is working for me:
There is a delay between the value displayed on EPC and the value available through Modbus Register.
Regards,
Solution Architect - France Operations
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Hi @Andy_Hubert ,
This is working for me:
There is a delay between the value displayed on EPC and the value available through Modbus Register.
Regards,
Solution Architect - France Operations
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Hi,
Attached is a screenshot of what I am seeing
Andy
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Hi
Fixed it, finally found the right combination of register number and format.
Thanks
Andy
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Hi Again,
I am now trying to get the flow values, and again the registers don't give me anything other than a -0.
Attached is a picture of what I have, this shows the registers I am reading, the values from the Panel server, and values in Vista.
Thanks
Andy
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Hi
screenshot hereunder ot the test made for DI1 configured in pulse counter => result is OK
It seems that you don't use the correct register The correct in table bellow.
Local Digital Inputs | 0x0494 | 1173 | 2 | R | - | - | Float32 | 0xFFC00000 | Y | 3, 100-4 | Measured flow unit on DI1 if DI1 mode is set to Pulse |
Please also check the PaS fw version and update to the last version 1.5.1 if needed.
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@Thierry_Baudard can you explain why @Romain_Polette is having a different register in INT64 which is an approved PDM format for Energy ?
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Hello @Andy_Hubert ,
This seems more a PME topic 🙂
DO NOT FORGET: when developing with DTE, please use the Modbus Register number (address + 1) and not the Modbus Register address.
Some months ago, I developed a simple PME Driver for Panel Server. This seems working (not so bad).
I do not share for the moment, because a PME Bug was logged by devs (N/A values not managed for INT64):
Below registers I used in my .xml driver file (use you own ION Handles):
<ModbusInfo IONHandle="221250305" Name="DI1_Cumulative_Value" ModbusAddress="401123" RequestType="R" Format="S64-87-21" NotAvailableValue="0x8000000000000000"/>
<ModbusInfo IONHandle="221250306" Name="DI2_Cumulative_Value" ModbusAddress="401127" RequestType="R" Format="S64-87-21" NotAvailableValue="0x8000000000000000"/>
<ModbusInfo IONHandle="221250311" Name="DI1_Flow" ModbusAddress="401173" RequestType="R" Format="IEEEFloat" NotAvailableValue="0xFFC00000"/>
<ModbusInfo IONHandle="221250312" Name="DI2_Flow" ModbusAddress="401175" RequestType="R" Format="IEEEFloat" NotAvailableValue="0xFFC00000"/>
Contact me in DM if needed.
PS: @Guillaume_Evrard, registers in my previous post were related to Pulse Counter (INT64 1098 and 1102), not to Energy / Cumulated Value (INT64 1122 and 1126).
Regard,
Solution Architect - France Operations
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