This document provides information about using the MODBUS protocol to communicate with UPS devices. It outlines the transmission mode, baud rate, word length, parity and stop bits for communication. It then lists the holding register addresses, parameter names, data ranges and descriptions for 15 UPS parameters that can be accessed using the MODBUS protocol, including status information, voltage and current readings, temperatures and time values.
This document provides information about using the MODBUS protocol to communicate with UPS devices. It outlines the transmission mode, baud rate, word length, parity and stop bits for communication. It then lists the holding register addresses, parameter names, data ranges and descriptions for 15 UPS parameters that can be accessed using the MODBUS protocol, including status information, voltage and current readings, temperatures and time values.
This document provides information about using the MODBUS protocol to communicate with UPS devices. It outlines the transmission mode, baud rate, word length, parity and stop bits for communication. It then lists the holding register addresses, parameter names, data ranges and descriptions for 15 UPS parameters that can be accessed using the MODBUS protocol, including status information, voltage and current readings, temperatures and time values.
This document provides information about using the MODBUS protocol to communicate with UPS devices. It outlines the transmission mode, baud rate, word length, parity and stop bits for communication. It then lists the holding register addresses, parameter names, data ranges and descriptions for 15 UPS parameters that can be accessed using the MODBUS protocol, including status information, voltage and current readings, temperatures and time values.
Version 2.0 MODBUS CUSTOM PROTOCOL MANUAL ModBus Protocol Parameter Definition For Custom Ups Protocol
MODBUS protocol is a messaging structure developed by Medicon in 1979 to establish master-slave /
client-server Communication between intelligent devices, widely used in SCADA and process control applications.
Communication prerequisites: Transmission Mode: Standard RTU Baud Rate: 2400. Word Length: 8 Parity: None Stop Bit: 1 Delay between polls – 1000 msec.
Command: 03: Holding Register
UPS Parameters Group: -
ADDRESS Parameter Name Range Description
0001 UPS Status Byte Unsigned integer8 Bit 0 – Mains Ok
Bit 1 - Mains Fail
Bit 2 – Overload
Bit 3 – Battery Low
Bit 4 - Scheduled Shutdown
Bit 5 – (Rectifier Fail) DC Under Voltage
Bit 6 –(High Temperature) Over Temperature
Bit 7 – Inverter OFF
Bit 8 to Bit 15 - NA
0002 Test status byte Unsigned integer Bit 0 – Test Passed
Bit 1- Test Failed
Bit 2 – Output Under Voltage
Bit 3 – Output Over Voltage
Bit 4 – Output Short Circuit
Bit 5 – DC Over Voltage
Bit 6 – Input Abnormal
MODBUS CUSTOM PROTOCOL MANUAL Bit 7 – Load on Bypass
Bit 8 to Bit 15 - NA
0003 Date of Last Self 1 – 31 NA
Test
0004 Day of Last Self 1–7 NA
Test
0005 Month of Last 1 – 12 NA
Self Test
0006 Year of Last Self 0 – 99 NA
Test
0007 Mains R Phase Unsigned integer Present in 1 V
Voltage
0008 DC Voltage Unsigned integer Present in 1 V
0009 Battery Current Unsigned integer Present in 1 A
0010 Output Voltage Unsigned integer Present in 1 V
0011 Battery Voltage Unsigned integer Present in 1 V
0012 UPS Load Unsigned integer Present in 1 %
0013 Inverter Unsigned integer Present in 0.01 Hz
Frequency
0014 UPS Temperature Unsigned integer Present in 1 Deg
0015 Battery Time Unsigned integer Present in 1 Min
Note:
1. NA Means Not Applicable.
2. For Address 0001 - UPS Status Byte and 0002 -Test status byte Bit value will be 1 if that alarm is active and Bit value will be zero if alarm is inactive.
