Em24 CP V2R0 Eng 050207

EM24-DIN
COMMUNICATION
PROTOCOL
Version 2 Revision 0
February 5th, 2007

Index
1.1 Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................3

1.2 MODBUS functions ...............................................................................................................................3
1.2.1 Function 03h (Read Holding Registers).............................................................................. 3
1.2.2 Function 04h (Read Input Registers) .................................................................................. 4
1.2.3 Function 06h (Write Single Holding Register)..................................................................... 4
1.2.4 Function 08h (Diagnostic with sub-function code 00h) ....................................................... 5
1.2.5 Broadcast mode.................................................................................................................. 5
1.3 Application notes...................................................................................................................................6
1.3.1 RS485 general considerations ............................................................................................ 6
1.3.2 MODBUS timing.................................................................................................................. 6
2 TABLES......................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1 Data format representation In Carlo Gavazzi instruments ....................................................................7
2.1.1 Geometric representation ................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Maximum and minimum electrical values in EM24-DIN ........................................................................7
2.3 Instantaneous variables and meters .....................................................................................................8
2.4 Digital input status.................................................................................................................................9
2.5 Current tariff ..........................................................................................................................................9
2.6 Firmware version and revision code......................................................................................................9
2.7 Front selector status..............................................................................................................................9
2.8 Carlo Gavazzi Controls identification code............................................................................................9
2.9 Digital output status...............................................................................................................................9
2.10 Programming parameter tables...........................................................................................................10
2.10.1 Password configuration menu........................................................................................... 10
2.10.2 Application menu ............................................................................................................ 10
2.10.3 System configuration menu .............................................................................................. 10
2.10.4 DMD integration time menu .............................................................................................. 10
2.10.5 Selector menu ................................................................................................................... 11
2.10.6 Filter configuration menu................................................................................................... 11
2.10.7 Serial port configuration menu .......................................................................................... 11
2.10.8 User configuration menu................................................................................................... 12
2.10.9 Digital output configuration menu...................................................................................... 12
2.10.10 Digital input configuration menu *.................................................................................. 13
2.10.11 PT and CT configuration menu ..................................................................................... 13
2.10.12 Reset commands .......................................................................................................... 14
3 REVISIONS ................................................................................................................................. 14
3.1 Modifications from Version 1 Revision 0 .............................................................................................14
3.2 Modifications from Version 1 Revision 1 .............................................................................................14
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1.1 Introduction
The RS485 serial interface supports the MODBUS/JBUS (RTU) protocol. In this document only the
information necessary to read/write from/to EM24-DIN has been reported (not all the parts of the
protocol have been implemented).
For a complete description of the MODBUS protocol please refer to the
Modbus_Application_Protocol_V1_1a.pdf document that is downloadable from the www.modbus.org
web site.
1.2 MODBUS functions
These functions are available on EM24-DIN:

Reading of n Holding Registers (code 03h)
Reading of n Input Register (code 04h)
Writing of one Holding Registers (code 06h)
Diagnostic (code 08h with sub-function code 00h)
Broadcast mode (writing instruction on address 00h)
IMPORTANT:
1) In this document the Modbus address field is indicated in two modes:
1.1) Modicom address: it is the 6-digit Modicom representation with Modbus function code 04
(Read Input Registers). It is possible to read the same values with function code 03 (Read
Holding Registers) replacing the first digit (3) with the number 4.
1.2) Physical address: it is the word address value to be included in the communication
frame.
2) The functions 03h and 04h have exactly the same effect and can be used indifferently.
3) The communication parameters are to be set according to the configuration of the instrument
(refer to EM24-DIN instruction manual)
1.2.1 Function 03h (Read Holding Registers)

This function is used to read the contents of a contiguous block of holding registers (word). The Request
frame specifies the starting register address and the number of registers to be read. It is possible to
read maximum 11 registers (words) with a single request, when not differently specified.
The register data in the response message are packed as two bytes per register (word), with the binary
contents right justified within each byte. For each register, the first byte contains the high order bits
(MSB) and the second contains the low order bits (LSB).
Request frame
Description Length Value Note
Physical address 1 byte 1 to F7h (1 to 247)
Function code 1 byte 03h
Starting address 2 bytes 0000h to FFFFh Byte order: MSB, LSB
Quantity of registers (N word) 2 bytes 1 to 10h (1 to 11) Byte order: MSB, LSB
CRC 2 bytes
Response frame (correct action)

Quantity of requested bytes 1 byte N word * 2
Register value N*2 bytes Byte order: MSB, LSB
CRC 2 bytes
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Response frame (incorrect action)

Physical address 1 byte 1 to F7h (1 to 247) Possible exception :
Function code 1 byte 83h 01h: illegal function
Exception code 1 byte 01h, 02h, 03h, 04h (see note) 02h: illegal data address
CRC 2 bytes 03h: illegal data value
04h: slave device failure
1.2.2 Function 04h (Read Input Registers)

This function code is used to read the contents of a contiguous block of input registers (word). The
Request frame specifies the starting register address and the number of registers to be read. It is
possible to read maximum 11 register (word) with a single request, when not differently specified.
The register data in the response message are packed as two bytes per register (word), with the binary
contents right justified within each byte. For each register, the first byte contains the high order bits
(MSB) and the second contains the low order bits (LSB).
Request frame
Quantity of registers (N word) 2 bytes 1 to 10h (1 to 11) Byte order: MSB, LSB
CRC 2 bytes

Quantity of requested bytes 1 byte N word * 2
Register value N*2 bytes Byte order: MSB, LSB
CRC 2 bytes

Exception code 1 byte 01h, 02h, 03h, 04h 02h: illegal data address
1.2.3 Function 06h (Write Single Holding Register)

This function code is used to write a single holding register. The Request frame specifies the address of
the register (word) to be written and its content.
The correct response is an echo of the request, returned after the register content has been written.
Request frame
Register value 2 bytes 0000h to FFFFh Byte order: MSB, LSB
CRC 2 bytes

Register value 2 bytes 0000h to FFFFh Byte order: MSB, LSB
CRC 2 bytes

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1.2.4 Function 08h (Diagnostic with sub-function code 00h)

MODBUS function 08h provides a series of tests to check the communication system between a client
(Master) device and a server (Slave), or to check various internal error conditions in a server.
EM24-DIN supports only 0000h sub-function code (Return Query Data). With this sub-function the data
passed in the request data field is to be returned (looped back) in the response. The entire response
message should be identical to the request.
Request frame
Sub-function 2 bytes 0000h
Data (N word) N *2 bytes Data Byte order: MSB, LSB
CRC 2 bytes

Physical address 1 byte 1 to F7 (1 to 247)
Sub-function 2 bytes 0000h
Data (N word) N *2 bytes Data Byte order: MSB, LSB
CRC 2 bytes

1.2.5 Broadcast mode
In broadcast mode the master can send a request (command) to all the slaves. No response is returned
to broadcast requests sent by the master. It is possible to send the broadcast message only with
function code 06h using address 00h.

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1.3 Application notes
1.3.1 RS485 general considerations
1. To avoid errors due to the signal reflections or line coupling, it is necessary to terminate the bus at
the beginning and at the end (inserting a 120 ohm 1/2W 5% resistor between line B and A in the last
instrument and in the Host interface).
2. The network termination is necessary even in case of point-to-point connection and/or of short
distances.
3. For connections longer than 1000m or if in the network there are more than 160 instruments (with
1/5 unit load as used in EM24-DIN interface), a signal repeater is necessary.
4. For bus connection it is suggested to use an AWG24 balanced pair cable and to add a third wire for
GND connection. Connect GND to the shield if a shielded cable is used.
5. The GND is to be connected to ground only at the host side.
6. If an instrument does not answer within the max answering time, it is necessary to repeat the
query. If the instrument does not answer after 2 or 3 consecutive queries, it is to be considered as
not connected, faulty or reached with a wrong address. The same consideration is valid in case of
CRC errors or incomplete response frames.
1.3.2 MODBUS timing
Fig. 1 : 2-wire timing diagram
Timing characteristics of reading function: msec

T response: Max answering time 500ms
T response: Typical answering time 40ms
T delay: Minimum time before a new query 3,5char
T null: Max interruption time during the request frame 2,5char

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2 TABLES
2.1 Data format representation In Carlo Gavazzi instruments
The variables are represented by integers or floating numbers, with 2s complement notation in case of
signed format, using the following:
Format IEC data type Description Bits Range
INT16 INT Integer 16 -32768 .. 32767
UINT16 UINT Unsigned integer 16 0 .. 65535
INT32 DINT Double integer 32 -231 .. 231
UINT32 UDINT Unsigned double int 32 0 .. 232-1
UINT64 ULINT Unsigned long integer 64 0 .. 264-1
IEEE754 SP Single-precision floating- 32 -(1+[1 2-23])x2127 .. 2128
point
For all the formats the byte order (inside the single word) is MSB->LSB. In INT32, UINT32 and UINT64
formats, the word order is LSW-> MSW.
2.1.1 Geometric representation

According to the signs of the power factor , the active power P and the reactive power Q, it is possible to
obtain a geometric representation of the power vector, as indicated in the drawing below, according to
EN 60253-23:
a = Exported active power

b = Imported active power
c = Imported reactive power
d = Exported reactive power
Fig. 2 : Geometric Representation
2.2 Maximum and minimum electrical values in EM24-DIN
The maximum electrical input values are reported in the following table. If the input is above the
maximum value the display shows ----.
Table 2.1-1
AV9 input option AV0 input option AV5 input option AV6 input option
Max value Min value Max value Min value Max value Min value Max value Min value
VL-N 280V 0 150V 0 485V 0 150V 0
VL-L 485V 0 260V 0 840V 0 260V 0
A 65A 0 65A 0 11A 0 11A 0
VT 60000 1.0
CT 6000 1.0 6000 1.0
The overflow indication ---- is displayed when the MSB value of the relevant variable is 7FFFh.

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2.3 Instantaneous variables and meters

MODBUS: read only mode with functions code 03 and 04 Table 2.3-1
Modicom Physical Length VARIABLE Data Notes
address address (words) ENG. UNIT Format
300001 0000h 2 V L1-N INT32
300003 0002h 2 V L2-N INT32
300005 0004h 2 V L3-N INT32
Value weight: Volt*10
300007 0006h 2 V L1-L2 INT32
300009 0008h 2 V L2-L3 INT32
300011 000Ah 2 V L3-L1 INT32
300013 000Ch 2 A L1 INT32
300015 000Eh 2 A L2 INT32 Value weight: Ampere*1000
300017 0010h 2 A L3 INT32
300019 0012h 2 W L1 INT32
300021 0014h 2 W L2 INT32 Value weight: Watt*10
300023 0016h 2 W L3 INT32
300025 0018h 2 VA L1 INT32
300027 001Ah 2 VA L2 INT32 Value weight: VA*10
300029 001Ch 2 VA L3 INT32
300031 001Eh 2 VAR L1 INT32
300033 0020h 2 VAR L2 INT32 Value weight: var*10
300035 0022h 2 VAR L3 INT32
300037 0024h 2 V L-N INT32
Value weight: Volt*10
300039 0026h 2 V L-L INT32
300041 0028h 2 W INT32 Value weight: Watt*10
300043 002Ah 2 VA INT32 Value weight: VA*10
300045 002Ch 2 VAR INT32 Value weight: var*10
300047 002Eh 2 DMD W INT32 Value weight: Watt*10
300049 0030h 2 DMD VA INT32 Value weight: VA*10
300051 0032h 1 PF L1 INT16 Negative values correspond to
300052 0033h 1 PF L2 INT16 lead(C), positive value correspond
300053 0034h 1 PF L3 INT16 to lag(L)
Value weight: PF*1000
300054 0035h 1 PF INT16
Value 1 correspond to L1-L3-L2
sequence, value 0 correspond to
300055 0036h 1 Phase sequence INT16 L1-L2-L3 sequence (la sequenza
fase ha senso solo in un sistema
trifase!)
300056 0037h 1 Hz INT16 Value weight: Hz*10
300057 0038h 2 DMD W max INT32 Value weight: Watt*10
300059 003Ah 2 DMD VA max INT32 Value weight: VA*10
300061 003Ch 2 DMD A max INT32 Value weight: Ampere*1000
300063 003Eh 2 KWh(+) TOT INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300065 0040h 2 Kvarh(+) TOT INT32 Value weight: kvarh*10
300067 0042h 2 KWh(+) PAR INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300069 0044h 2 Kvarh(+) PAR INT32 Value weight: kvarh*10
300071 0046h 2 KWh(+) L1 INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300073 0048h 2 KWh(+) L2 INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300075 004Ah 2 KWh(+) L3 INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300077 004Ch 2 KWh(+) T1 INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300079 004Eh 2 KWh(+) T2 INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300081 0050h 2 KWh(+) T3 INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300083 0052h 2 KWh(+) T4 INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300085 0054h 2 Kvarh(+) T1 INT32 Value weight: kvarh*10
300091 005Ah 2 Kvarh(+) T4 INT32 Value weight: kvarh*10
300093 005Ch 2 KWh(-) TOT INT32 Value weight: kWh*10
300095 005Eh 2 Kvarh(-) TOT INT32 Value weight: kvarh*10
300097 0060h 2 Hour INT32 Value weight: hour*100
300099 0062h 2 Counter 1 INT32 Value weight: Eng.Unit*10

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2.4 Digital input status

MODBUS: read only mode with functions code 03 and 04 limited to a word at a time Table 2.4-1
300769 0300h 1 Digital input status UINT 16 bit0=input status Ch1
bit=0 input close bit1=input status Ch2
bit=1 input open bit2=input status Ch3
2.5 Current tariff

300770 0301h 1 Current tariff UINT 16 Value=0: tariff 1
Value=1: tariff 2
Value=2: tariff 3
Value=3: tariff 4
2.6 Firmware version and revision code

300771 0302h 1 Version code UINT 16 Value=0: EM24DINAV93XO2X
Value=1: EM24DINAV93XISX
Value=2: EM24DINAV53DO2X
Value=3: EM24DINAV53DISX
Value=4: EM24DINAV93XR2X
Value=5: EM24DINAV53DR2X
300772 0303h 1 Revision code UINT 16
2.7 Front selector status

300773 0304h 1 Front selector status UINT 16 Value=3: keypad locked
Value=2: keypad unlocked
2.8 Carlo Gavazzi Controls identification code

300012 000Bh 1 Carlo Gavazzi Controls UINT 16 Value=45: EM24-DIN AV9 input
identification code product code
Value=46: EM24-DIN AV0 input
product code
product code
product code
2.9 Digital output status

n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a.
Note: in EM24 the digital outputs are not available with serial communication port.

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2.10 Programming parameter tables
2.10.1 Password configuration menu
MODBUS: read and write mode Table 2.10-1

304353 1100h 1 PASSWORD UINT 16 Minimum valid value: 0d
Maximum valid value: 9999d
If the value is outside the limits
the instrument considers that the
value is equal to 0.
2.10.2 Application menu

304354 1101h 1 Type of application UINT 16 Value=0: A application
Value=1: B application
Value=2: C application
Value=3: D application
Value=4: E application
Value=5: F application
Value=6: G application
Value=7: H application
All other values corresponds to
A application
2.10.3 System configuration menu

304355 1102h 1 Measuring system UINT 16 Value=0: 3Pn
Value=1: 3P1
Value=2: 2P
Value=3: 1P
All the other possible values
correspond to 3Pn
2.10.4 DMD integration time menu

304356 1103h 1 Interval time UINT 16 If lower than 1 or higher than 30,
value is equal to 1.

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2.10.5 Selector menu

304357 1104h 1 Position selector: 3 UINT 16 Value=0: Page 1
Value=4: Page 5
Value=5: Page 6
Value=6: Page 7
Value=7: Page 8
Value=8: Page 9
Value=9: Page 10
Value=10: Page 11
Value=11: Page 12
Value=12: Page 13
Value=13: Page 14
Value=14: Page 15
Value=15: Page 16
Value=16: Page 17
Value=17: Page 18
Value=18: Page 19
Value=19: Page 20
Value=20: Page 21
Value=21: Page 22
Value=22: Page 23
Value=23: Page 24
Value=24: Page 25
Value=25: Page 26
Value=26: Page 27
Value=27: Page 28
Value=28: Page 29
Value=29: Page 30
Value=30: Page 31
All the other possible values
corresponds to Page 1
2.10.6 Filter configuration menu

304361 1108h 1 Filter span parameter UINT 16 Value min = 0
Value max = 100
value is equal to 0
304362 1109h 1 Filter coefficient UINT 16 Value min = 1
Value max = 32
value is equal to 1
2.10.7 Serial port configuration menu

304363 110Ah 1 RS485 instrument address UINT 16 Value min = 1
Value max = 247
value is equal to 1
304364 110Bh 1 RS485 baud rate UINT 16 Value=0: 9600
Value=1: 4800
All other values are considered as
value=0
Note: The number of stop bits is fixed to 1 and the parity control is fixed to none.

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2.10.8 User configuration menu

304365 110Ch 1 ID code of user 1 UINT 16 Value min = 1
304366 110Dh 1 ID code of user 2 UINT 16 Value max = 9999
304367 110Eh 1 ID code of user 3 UINT 16 If the value is outside the limits
value is equal to 1
2.10.9 Digital output configuration menu

address address (words ENG. UNIT Format
)
304368 110Fh 1 Out1 type UINT 16 Value=0: Pulse KWh Value=1: Pulse Kvarh
Value=2: Alarm VLN sys Value=3: Alarm V1-LN
Value=4: Alarm V2-LN Value=5: Alarm V3-LN
Value=6: Alarm VLL sys Value=7: Alarm V12
Value=8: Alarm V23 Value=9: Alarm V31
Value=10: Alarm AL1 Value=11: Alarm AL2
Value=12: Alarm AL3 Value=13: Alarm W sys
Value=14: Alarm WDMD sys Value=15: Alarm WL1
Value=16: Alarm WL2 Value=17: Alarm WL3
Value=18: Alarm VA sys Value=19: Alarm VADMD
sys
Value=20: Alarm VAL1 Value=21: Alarm VAL2
Value=22: Alarm VAL3 Value=23: Alarm var sys
Value=24: Alarm var1 Value=25: Alarm var2
Value=26: Alarm var3 Value=27: Alarm PF sys
Value=28: Alarm PF1 Value=29: Alarm PF2
Value=30: Alarm PF3 Value=31: Alarm Hz
Value=32: Alarm Phase Sequence
All other values are considered as value=0
1110h 2 Out1 pulse UINT 32 Value min = 1 (0,1 pulse/KWh)
Value max = 1000000 (pulse/KWh)
If the value is outside the limits the
instrument considers that the value is equal to
1
304371 1112h 2 Alarm1 set point on UINT 32 The maximum and minimum limits of the set point
value depend on the type of the variable
304373 1114h 2 Alarm1 set point off UINT 32 according to paragraph 2.1.2.
the minimum value
304375 1116h 1 Alarm1 delay UINT 16 Value min = 0 (second)
Value max = 255 (second)
0
304376 1117h 1 Alarm1 status UINT 16 Value=0: nd (normally de-energised)
Value=1: nE (normally energised)
All other values are considered as value=0
304377 1118h 1 Out2 type UINT 16 See note on Out1 type
304378 1119h 2 Out2 pulse UINT 32 See note on Out1 pulse
304380 111Bh 2 Alarm2 set point on UINT 32 See note on Alarm 1 set point on/off
304382 111Dh 2 Alarm2 set point off UINT 32
304384 111Fh 1 Alarm2 delay UINT 16 See note on Alarm 1 delay
304385 1120h 1 Alarm2 status UINT 16 See note on Alarm 1 status

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2.10.10 Digital input configuration menu *

304386 1121h 1 Digital input 1 type UINT 16 Value=0: Sync mode
Value=1: Tariff mode
Value=2: Gas counter
Value=3: H2O cold counter
Value=4: H2O hot counter
Value=5: H2O hot KWh counter
value=0
304387 1122h 1 Digital input 2 type UINT 16 Value=0: Sync mode
Value=1: Tariff mode
Value=2: Gas counter
value=0
304388 1123h 1 Digital input 3 type UINT 16 Value=0: Gas counter
value=0
304389 1124h 1 Digital input 1 prescaler UINT 16 Value min = 1
Value max = 9999
304390 1125h 1 Digital input 2 prescaler UINT 16 If the value is outside the limits
304391 1126h 1 Digital input 3 prescaler UINT 16 value is equal to 1
304392 1127h 1 Tariff managed via serial UINT 16 Writing in this cell, the multi-
communication tariff can be managed via serial
communication, excluding any
influence of the digital inputs.
To set a tariff, a frame including
the following information is to be
sent. LSB: 005Ah always; MSB:
tariff (value from 0 to 3).
NOTES:
a) If 2 or more digital inputs are linked to the same meter, it is enabled only the meter of the
digital input 1
b) If 2 inputs are set in Sync mode, the switching of any of the inputs is considered as a
synchronisation signal.
c) If only one of the inputs is set in Tariff mode, only tariffs 1 and 2 are managed.
2.10.11 PT and CT configuration menu

304397 112Ch 2 Current transformer ratio UINT 32 Value min = 10 (1,0)
Value max = 6000000 (60000.1)
value is equal to 1.0
304399 112Eh 2 Voltage transformer ratio UINT 32 Value min = 1
Value max = 60000
value is equal to 1.0

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2.10.12 Reset commands
MODBUS: write only mode Table 2.10-12

312289 3000h 1 Reset of all meters (hour UINT 16
counter excluded)
312290 3001h 1 Reset of total meters UINT 16
(see note 1) Value=1: Command is executed
312291 3002h 1 Reset of partial meters UINT 16
(see note 2) All other values produce no
effects
312292 3003h 1 Reset of hour counter UINT 16
312293 3004h 1 Reset counter 1, 2 and 3 UINT 16
312294 3005h 1 Reset dmd max UINT 16
Note 1: the total meters are

- total kWh imported
- total kvarh imported
- total kWh exported
- total kvarh exported
- kWh L1
- kWh L2
- kWh L3
- kvarh L1
- kvarh L2
- kvarh L3
- kWh T1
- kWh T2
- kWh T3
- kWh T4
- kvarh T1
- kvarh T2
- kvarh T3
- kvarh T4
Note 2: the partial meters are

- partial kWh
- partial kvarh
3 REVISIONS
3.1 Modifications from Version 1 Revision 0
The maximum number of requested word is 11, not 16 (see par. 1.2.1, 1.2.2)
3.2 Modifications from Version 1 Revision 1
Tables 2.6-1, and 2.9-1 updated

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February 5th, 2007

1.1 Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................3

1.2 MODBUS functions

These functions are available on EM24-DIN:

1.2.1 Function 03h (Read Holding Registers)

Response frame (correct action)

EM24-DIN Communication Protocol

Response frame (incorrect action)

1.2.2 Function 04h (Read Input Registers)

Response frame (correct action)

Response frame (incorrect action)

1.2.3 Function 06h (Write Single Holding Register)

Response frame (correct action)

EM24-DIN Communication Protocol

Response frame (incorrect action)

1.2.4 Function 08h (Diagnostic with sub-function code 00h)

Response frame (correct action)

Response frame (incorrect action)

1.2.5 Broadcast mode

EM24-DIN Communication Protocol

1.3 Application notes

1.3.1 RS485 general considerations

1.3.2 MODBUS timing

Fig. 1 : 2-wire timing diagram

Timing characteristics of reading function: msec

EM24-DIN Communication Protocol

2.1 Data format representation In Carlo Gavazzi instruments

2.1.1 Geometric representation

a = Exported active power

Fig. 2 : Geometric Representation

2.2 Maximum and minimum electrical values in EM24-DIN

EM24-DIN Communication Protocol

2.3 Instantaneous variables and meters

EM24-DIN Communication Protocol

2.4 Digital input status

2.5 Current tariff

2.6 Firmware version and revision code

2.7 Front selector status

2.8 Carlo Gavazzi Controls identification code

2.9 Digital output status

EM24-DIN Communication Protocol

2.10 Programming parameter tables

2.10.1 Password configuration menu

MODBUS: read and write mode Table 2.10-1

2.10.2 Application menu

MODBUS: read and write mode Table 2.10-2

2.10.3 System configuration menu

MODBUS: read and write mode Table 2.10-3

2.10.4 DMD integration time menu

MODBUS: read and write mode Table 2.10-4

EM24-DIN Communication Protocol

2.10.5 Selector menu

MODBUS: read and write mode Table 2.10-5

2.10.6 Filter configuration menu

MODBUS: read and write mode Table 2.10-6

2.10.7 Serial port configuration menu

MODBUS: read and write mode Table 2.10-7