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Modbus User Guide

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Contents
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Applicability .............................................................................................................................................................1
2 Implementation ....................................................................................................................................................... 1
2.1 Data Access and Types ............................................................................................................................................1
2.2 Serial Channel Multi-Protocol..................................................................................................................................1
2.3 Reading/writing of double-word (32-bits) values....................................................................................................2
2.4 Supported Function Codes ......................................................................................................................................2
2.4.1 Function 01 Read Coil Status ...............................................................................................................................2
2.4.2 Function 02 Read Input Status ............................................................................................................................3
2.4.3 Function 03 Read Holding Registers ....................................................................................................................3
2.4.4 Function 04 Read Input Registers .......................................................................................................................3
2.4.5 Function 05 Write Single Coil ..............................................................................................................................3
2.4.6 Function 06 Write Single Register .......................................................................................................................3
2.4.7 Function 15 (0F Hex) Write Multiple Coils ..........................................................................................................3
2.4.8 Function 16 (10 Hex) Write Multiple Registers ...................................................................................................4
2.5 Modbus Exception Responses .................................................................................................................................4
3 Datapoints ................................................................................................................................................................ 5
3.1 Coils (0X Reference) .................................................................................................................................................5
3.2 Discrete Inputs (1X Reference) ................................................................................................................................6
3.3 Input Registers (3X Reference) ................................................................................................................................9
3.4 Holding Registers (4X Reference) ..........................................................................................................................12
4 Configuration ......................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.1 SGA Function Block ................................................................................................................................................13
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1 Introduction
The Modbus Protocol is commonly used network protocol in the industrial manufacturing environment. This
manual describes support for the Modbus Protocol in the NOJA Power Recloser series of controllers
(RC10/15/20).

1.1 Applicability
Support for the MODBUS Protocol was included in firmware versions 1.26.y.0 onwards for the RC10/15 and
firmware version 2.0 onwards for the RC20. If you have a software version earlier than this, then this document
does not apply. Please contact your NOJA Power representative for further information.

2 Implementation
Within the NOJA Power devices, the Modbus Protocol is implemented through Smart Grid Automation (SGA). It
supports Modbus RTU for serial communication and Modbus TCP for use over ethernet. The NOJA Power
controller can be configured as a Modbus Server device, accepting requests from a Modbus Client device.

2.1 Data Access and Types

A Modbus Client will make a request to a Modbus Server to read information from the Server or write information
to the Server. The following standard Modbus object types are supported:

Object Size Access Comments

Discrete Input Single bit Read-Only This type of data can be provided by an I/O system.
Coils Single bit Read-Write This type of data can be alterable by an application program.
Input Registers 16-bit word Read-Only This type of data can be provided by an I/O system
Holding 16-bit word Read-Write This type of data can be alterable by an application program.
Registers

2.2 Serial Channel Multi-Protocol

When using Modbus RTU, multiple protocols can be configured to use the same serial channel. Where a
protocol contains a leading magic marker, the RC can detect the magic marker and route the traffic to the correct
application. Modbus serial communications does not contain a magic marker. The following table outlines the
effect when multiple protocols are configured to use the same serial channel.
Running Protocol becomes
Action
Protocol Enabled
2179 Modbus 2179 disabled with change log showing the disable
CMS Modbus Modbus disabled with change log showing the disable
DNP Modbus No action, both can run
60870 Modbus No action, both can run
P2P Modbus No action, both can run
HMI Modbus Modbus will not receive data, no change log
Modbus 2179 Modbus disabled with change log showing the disable
Modbus CMS Modbus disabled with change log showing the disable
Modbus DNP No action, both can run
Modbus 60870 No action, both can run
Modbus P2P No action, both can run
Modbus HMI Modbus will not receive data, no change log

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2.3 Reading/writing of double-word (32-bits) values

Modbus only supports single bit and 16-bit (registers) reading and writing. Double-word (32-bits) values are
divided into two 16-bit parts, a suffix "_Lo" (low-order word) and a suffix "_Hi" (high-order word). The final 32-bit
value is the concatenation of the two 16-bit parts, [“_Hi”][“_Lo”].

2.4 Supported Function Codes

The listing below shows the function codes supported by this Modbus implementation. Codes are listed in
decimal. ‘Yes’ indicates that the function is supported. ‘No’ indicates that it is not supported.

Code Name Supported

01 Read Coil Status Yes
02 Read Input Status Yes
03 Read Holding Registers Yes
04 Read Input Registers Yes
05 Write Single Coil Yes
06 Write Single Register Yes
07 Read Exception Status No
08 Diagnostics No
09 Program 484 No
10 Poll 484 No
11 Fetch Comm. Event Ctr. No
12 Fetch Comm. Event Log No
13 Program Controller No
14 Poll Controller No
15 Write Multiple Coils Yes
16 Write Multiple Registers Yes
17 Report Server ID No
18 Program 884/M84 No
19 Reset Comm. Link No
20 Read General Reference No
21 Write General Reference No
22 Mask Write 4X Register No
23 Read/Write 4X Registers No
24 Read FIFO Queue No

2.4.1 Function 01 Read Coil Status

Reads the ON/OFF status of discrete outputs (0X references, coils) in the client.
Broadcast is not supported.
The query message specifies the starting coil and quantity of coils to be read.
Coils are addressed starting at zero: coils 1–16 are addressed as 0–15.
The coil status in the response message is packed as one coil per bit of the data field. Status is indicated as: 1 =
ON; 0 = OFF.
The list of coils is given in Section 3.1.

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2.4.2 Function 02 Read Input Status

Reads the ON/OFF status of discrete inputs (1X references) in the server.
Broadcast is not supported.
The query message specifies the starting coil and quantity of coils to be read.
Coils are addressed starting at zero: coils 1–16 are addressed as 0–15. The coil status in the response message
is packed as one coil per bit of the data field. Status is indicated as: 1 = ON; 0 = OFF.
The list of inputs is given in Section 3.2.
2.4.3 Function 03 Read Holding Registers
Read the contents of holding registers (4X references) in the server.
Broadcast is not supported.
The query message specifies the starting register and quantity of registers to be read. Registers are addressed
starting at zero: registers 1–16 are addressed as 0–15.
The list of holding registers is given in Section 3.4.
2.4.4 Function 04 Read Input Registers
Read the binary contents of input registers (3X references) in the server.
Broadcast is not supported.
The query message specifies the starting register and quantity of registers to be read. Registers are addressed
starting at zero: registers 1–16 are addressed as 0–15.
The List of input registers is given in Section 3.3.
2.4.5 Function 05 Write Single Coil
Forces a single coil (0X reference) to either ON or OFF. When broadcast, the function forces the same coil
reference in all attached servers.
If an error occurs in the processing of a broadcast request, the exception response is not formed. The setting of
coils does not occur with the appearance of exception.
The list of coils is given in Section 3.1.
Notes:
• The setting of coil in Address 0 will not result in any changes in the RC.
• The setting of "Reserved" coil in 0 or 1 will not result in any changes in the RC.

2.4.6 Function 06 Write Single Register

Writes a value into a single holding register (4X reference). When broadcast, the function writes the same
register reference in all attached servers.
If there is an error in the processing of a broadcast request, the exception response is not formed.
The list of holding registers is given in Section 3.4.
2.4.7 Function 15 (0F Hex) Write Multiple Coils
Forces each coil (0X reference) in a sequence of coils to either ON or OFF. When broadcast, the function forces
the same coil references in all attached servers.
If there is an error in the processing of a broadcast request, the exception response is not formed.
The setting of coils does not occur with the appearance of exception.
The list of coils is given in Section 3.1.
Notes:
• The setting of coil in Address 0 will not result in any changes in the RC.
• The setting of "Reserved" coil in 0 or 1 will not result in any changes in the RC.

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2.4.8 Function 16 (10 Hex) Write Multiple Registers

Writes values into a sequence of holding registers (4X references). When broadcast, the function writes the
same register references in all attached servers.
If there is an error in the processing of a broadcast request, the exception response is not formed.
The list of holding registers is given in Section 3.4.

2.5 Modbus Exception Responses

The exception response message has two fields that differentiate it from a normal response:
Function Code Field: In a normal response, the server echoes the function code of the original request in the
function code field of the response. All function codes have a most–significant bit (MSB) of 0 (their values are all
below 80 hexadecimal). In an exception response, the server sets the MSB of the function code to 1. This makes
the function code value in an exception response exactly 80 hexadecimal higher than the value would be for a
normal response.
With the function code’s MSB set, the client's application program can recognize the exception response and
can examine the data field for the exception code.
Data Field: In a normal response, the server may return data or statistics in the data field (any information that
was requested in the request). In an exception response, the server returns an exception code in the data field,
defining the server condition that caused the exception.
This Modbus implementation returns the exception codes shown below.
MODBUS Exception Codes
Code Name Meaning
01 ILLEGAL FUNCTION The function code received in the query is not an allowable action for
the server. If a Poll Program Complete command was issued, this
code indicates that no program function preceded it.
This error can arise with the demand of the unsupported function
02 ILLEGAL DATA ADDRESS The data address received in the query is not an allowable address for
the server.
This error can arise in such a case when a nonexistent data object
address is used in the request.
03 ILLEGAL DATA VALUE A value contained in the query data field is not an allowable value for
the server.
This error can arise during an attempt to set values at the moment
when the RC is set in the Remote Off (Local) mode.
04 SERVER DEVICE FAILURE An unrecoverable error occurred while the server was attempting to
perform the requested action.
05 ACKNOWLEDGE The server accepted the service invocation, but the service requires a
relatively long time to execute. The server therefore returns only an
acknowledgement of the service invocation receipt.
06 SERVER BUSY The server was unable to accept the MB Request PDU. The client
application has the responsibility of deciding if and when to re-send
the request.

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3 Datapoints
3.1 Coils (0X Reference)
Address Settings Description
Trip allphases(1). Trip control will always return exception code 0x05
00001 Trip(All)
Acknowledge.
Close all phases(1). Close control will always return exception code 0x05
00002 Close(All)
Acknowledge.
00003 On (Grp1) Switch Group1 On
00004 On (Grp2) Switch Group2 On
00005 On (Grp3) Switch Group3 On
00006 On (Grp4) Switch Group4 On
00007 On (Prot) Switch protection On
00008 Off (Prot) Switch protection Off
00009 On (EF) Switch earth fault overcurrent element On
00010 Off (EF) Switch earth fault overcurrent element Off
00011 On (SEF) Switch sensitive earth fault element On
00012 Off (SEF) Switch sensitive earth fault element Off
00013 On (AR) Switch autoreclosing element On
00014 Off (AR) Switch autoreclosing element Off
00015 On (LL) Switch live line element On
00016 Off (LL) Switch live line element Off
00017 On (CLP) Switch cold load pickup element On
00018 Off (CLP) Switch cold load pickup element Off
00019 On (UV) Switch undervoltage element On
00020 Off (UV) Switch undervoltage element Off
00021 On (UF) Switch underfrequency load shed element On
00022 Off (UF) Switch underfrequency load shed element Off
00023 On (ABR) Switch ABR element On
00024 Off (ABR) Switch ABR element Off
00025-00030 On/Off (IO1, Outputs 1–6) Switch IO1 Module (Outputs 1–6) On/Off
00031-00036 On/Off (IO2, Outputs 1–6) Switch IO2 Module (Outputs 1–6) On/Off
00037-00038 On/Off (IO1, Outputs 7–8) Switch IO1 Module (Outputs 7–8) On/Off
00039-00040 On/Off (IO2, Outputs 7–8) Switch IO2 Module (Outputs 7–8) On/Off
00041-00072 VAR1 – VAR32 Logic output Variables 1 – 32

Notes:
1. Individual phases for single triple are not natively supported. Individual phases can be implemented through logic
with VARs.
2. Attempting to read/write to a coil not in the above range will result in an error.

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3.2 Discrete Inputs (1X Reference)

Address Settings Description
GENERAL
10001 Lockout All AR OCEF, AR SEF, AR SEF, ABR elements are set in O1 state
10002 Reserved
10003 Local Control Control mode is set Local
10004 AR initiated Any of AR OCEF, AR SEF, AR UV or ABR elements set in one of
O2, O3 or O4 states
10005 Prot initiated Logical OR of AR initiated and Pickup signals
10006 Group 1 Trip Group 1 was active during ANY of protection trips
10007 Group 2 Trip Group 2 was active during ANY of protection trips
10008 Group 3 Trip Group 3 was active during ANY of protection trips
10009 Group 4 Trip Group 4 was active during ANY of protection trips
PICKUP
10010 Pickup Pickup output, any of protection elements activated
10011 P(OC1+) Pickup output of OC1+ activated
10012 P(OC2+) Pickup output of OC2+ activated
10013 P(OC3+) Pickup output of OC3+ activated
10014 P(OC1-) Pickup output of OC1- activated
10015 P(OC2-) Pickup output of OC2- activated
10016 P(OC3-) Pickup output of OC3- activated
10017 P(OCLL) Pickup output of OCLL activated
10018 P(EF1+) Pickup output of EF1+ activated
10019 P(EF2+) Pickup output of EF2+ activated
10020 P(EF3+) Pickup output of EF3+ activated
10021 P(EF1-) Pickup output of EF1- activated
10022 P(EF2-) Pickup output of EF2- activated
10023 P(EF3-) Pickup output of EF3- activated
10024 P(EFLL) Pickup output of EFLL activated
10025 P(SEF+) Pickup output of SEF+ activated
10026 P(SEF-) Pickup output of SEF- activated
10027 P(UV1) Pickup output of UV1 activated
10028 P(UV2) Pickup output of UV2 activated
10029 P(UV3) Pickup output of UV3 activated
10030 P(UF) Pickup output of UF activated
10031 P(Uabc>) Pickup output of Uabc> activated
10032 P(Urst>) Pickup output of Urst> activated
10033 P(Uabc<) Pickup output of Uabc< activated
10034 P(Urst<) Pickup output of Urst< activated
OPEN
10035 Open (All) PS=0 irrespective of source. Open all phases. Individual phases
can be implemented with VARs for single triple.
10036 Open (Prot) Open due to any protection trip
10037 Open (OC1+) Open due to OC1+ tripping
10038 Open (OC2+) Open due to OC2+ tripping
10039 Open (OC3+) Open due to OC3+ tripping
10040 Open (OC1-) Open due to OC1- tripping
10041 Open (OC2-) Open due to OC2- tripping

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Address Settings Description

10042 Open (OC3-) Open due to OC3- tripping
10043 Open (OCLL) Open due to OCLL tripping
10044 Open (EF1+) Open due to EF1+ tripping
10045 Open (EF2+) Open due to EF2+ tripping
10046 Open (EF3+) Open due to EF3+ tripping
10047 Open (EF1-) Open due to EF1- tripping
10048 Open (EF2-) Open due to EF2- tripping
10049 Open (EF3-) Open due to EF3- tripping
10050 Open (EFLL) Open due to EFLL tripping
10051 Open (SEF+) Open due to SEF+ tripping
10052 Open (SEF-) Open due to SEF- tripping
10053 Open (UV1) Open due to UV1 tripping
10054 Open (UV2) Open due to UV2 tripping
10055 Open (UV3) Open due to UV3 tripping
10056 Open (UF) Open due to UF tripping
10057 Open (Remote) Open due to a remote request
10058 Open (SCADA) Open due to SCADA control signal
10059 Open (I/O) Open due to I/O control signal
10060 Open (Local) Open due to Panel, CMS control signal or manual tripping
10061 Open (HMI) Open due to HMI control signal
10062 Open (PC) Open due to PC control signal
10063 Open (Manual) Open due to manual tripping (no origin discovered)
ALARM
10064 Alarm Alarm output of any of protection alarm activated
10065 A(OC1+) Alarm output of OC1+ activated
10066 A(OC1-) Alarm output of OC1- activated
10067 A(EF1+) Alarm output of EF1+ activated
10068 A(EF1-) Alarm output of EF1- activated
10069 A(SEF+) Alarm output of SEF+ activated
10070 A(SEF-) Alarm output of SEF- activated
10071 A(UV1) Alarm output of UV1 activated
10072 A(UV2) Alarm output of UV2 activated
10073 A(UV3) Alarm output of UV3 activated
10074 A (UF) Alarm output of UF activated
CLOSED
10075 Closed (All) Position Status of OSM is Closed irrespective of origin. Closed all
phases. Individual phases can be implemented with VARs for
single triple.
10076 Closed (AR) Closed due to any AR control signal
10077 Closed (AR OCEF) Closed due to AR OCEF reclosing
10078 Closed (AR SEF) Closed due to AR SEF reclosing
10079 Closed (AR UV) Closed due to AR UV reclosing
10080 Closed (ABR) Closed due to ABR closing
10081 Closed (Remote) Closed due to SCADA or I/O control signal
10082 Closed (SCADA) Closed due to SCADA control signal
10083 Closed (I/O) Closed due to I/O control signal
10084 Closed (Local) Closed due to Panel, CMS control signal or undefined closed

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Address Settings Description

10085 Closed (HMI) Closed due to HMI control signal
10086 Closed (PC) Close due to PC control signal
10087 Closed (undef) Closed state recognized after power up
STATUS
10088 Prot On Protection is switched on
10089 Group1 On Active Group 1
10090 Group2 On Active Group 2
10091 Group3 On Active Group 3
10092 Group4 On Active Group 4
10093 EF On Earth overcurrent element is switched on
10094 SEF On Sensitive Earth fault element is switched on
10095 UV On Undervoltage element is switched on
10096 UF On Underfrequency element is switched on
10097 CLP On Cold load pickup element is switched on
10098 LL On Live line element is switched on
10099 AR On AR reclosing elements is switched on
10100 ABR On Automatic backfeed restoration is switched on
MALFUNCTION
10101 Malfunction Any malfunction signal activated
10102 Ext load SC External load short circuit found
10103 SIM driver Q503 SIM actuator driver has failed
10104 Reserved
10105 OSM coil SC OSM coil short circuit found
10106 Excessive To Opening time exceeded or no confirmation received that open
command was executed successfully.
10107 Excessive Tc Closing time exceeded or no confirmation received that close
command was executed successfully.
10108 Relay Module Fault Internal fault of Relay Module detected
10109 SIM Comms Error Communication error with SIM
10110 SIM Module Fault SIM Module Fault detected
10111 RTC Hardware Fault Real Time Clock hardware failure
10112 Reserved
10113 I/O1 Comms Error No communication with I/O module I/O1
10114 I/O2 Comms Error No communication with I/O module I/O2
10115 CAN Bus Malfunction Communication problem between SIM and Relay
10116 I/O1 Fault Internal fault detected in module I/O1
10117 I/O2 Fault Internal fault detected in module I/O2
WARNING
10118 Warning Any warning signal activated
10119 Reserved
10120 AC Off (On Battery No AC Supply available
Supply)
10121 Battery Off (On AC No battery supply is available
Supply)
10122 SIM Caps Not Charged SIM Module capacitors are not fully charged
10123 Reserved
10124 OSM Disconnected OSM Disconnected
IO Modules(1)

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Address Settings Description

10125-10130 IO1 Inputs 1 – 6 IO1 Inputs 1 – 6 signals activated
10131-10136 IO2 Inputs 1 – 6 IO2 Inputs 1 – 6 signals activated
10137-10142 IO1 Outputs 1 – 6 IO1 Outputs 1 – 6 signals activated
10143-10148 IO2 Outputs 1 – 6 IO2 Outputs 1 – 6 signals activated
10149 Open (AutoABR) Open due to AutoABR tripping
10150 Closed (AutoABR) Closed due to AutoABR reclosing
10151-10152 IO1 Inputs 7 – 8 IO1 Inputs 7 – 8 signals activated
10153-10154 IO2 Inputs 7 – 8 IO2 Inputs 7 – 8 signals activated
10155-10156 IO1 Outputs 7 – 8 IO1 Outputs 7 – 8 signals activated
10157-10158 IO2 Outputs 7 – 8 IO2 Outputs 7 – 8 signals activated
Variables
10159-10190 VAR1 – VAR32 Logic output Variables 1 – 32

Notes:
1. The following conditions are necessary to perform control of IO Modules from SCADA:
• IO mode is enabled in I/O settings;
• IO Output# has Type equal to Disable in I/O settings;
• IO faults are absent.
2. Attempting to read/write to a coil not in the above range will result in an error.

3.3 Input Registers (3X Reference)

Address Settings Description Range Resolution
Phase currents
30001 Ia Phase currents Ia 0 – 16000 A 1A
30002 Ib Phase currents Ib 0 – 16000 A 1A
30003 Ic Phase currents Ic 0 – 16000 A 1A
Neutral current
30004 In Residual current 0 – 16000 A 1A
Phase to earth voltages
30005 Ua Phase to earth voltages Ua 0 – 22000 V 1V
30006 Ub Phase to earth voltages Ub 0 – 22000 V 1V
30007 Uc Phase to earth voltages Uc 0 – 22000 V 1V
30008 Ur Phase to earth voltages Ur 0 – 22000 V 1V
30009 Us Phase to earth voltages Us 0 – 22000 V 1V
30010 Ut Phase to earth voltages Ut 0 – 22000 V 1V
Line to line voltages
30011 Uab Line to line voltages Uab 0 – 38000 V 1V
30012 Ubc Line to line voltages Ubc 0 – 38000 V 1V
30013 Uca Line to line voltages Uca 0 – 38000 V 1V
30014 Urs Line to line voltages Urs 0 – 38000 V 1V
30015 Ust Line to line voltages Ust 0 – 38000 V 1V
30016 Utr Line to line voltages Utr 0 – 38000 V 1V
Single and three phase total, active and reactive power
30017 A kVA A kVA 0 – 65535 1
30018 B kVA B kVA 0 – 65535 1
30019 C kVA C kVA 0 – 65535 1
30020 A kW A kW 0 – 65535 1

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Address Settings Description Range Resolution

30021 B kW B kW 0 – 65535 1

30022 C kW C kW 0 – 65535 1

30023 A kVAr A kVAr 0 – 65535 1

30024 B kVAr B kVAr 0 – 65535 1

30025 C kVAr C kVAr 0 – 65535 1

30026 KVA KVA 0 – 65535 1

30027 KVAr KVAr 0 – 65535 1

30028 KW KW 0 – 65535 1

Single and three phase total and reactive energy related

to forward and reverse power flow directions
30029 A+kVA*h A+kVA*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30030 A+kVA*h A+kVA*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30031 B+kVA*h B+kVA*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30032 B+kVA*h B+kVA*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30033 C+kVA*h C+kVA*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30034 C+kVA*h C+kVA*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30035 A+kVAr*h A+kVAr*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30036 A+kVAr*h A+kVAr*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30037 B+kVAr*h B+kVAr*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30038 B+kVAr*h B+kVAr*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30039 C+kVAr*h C+kVAr*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30040 C+kVAr*h C+kVAr*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30041 +kVA*h +kVA*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30042 +kVA*h +kVA*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30043 +kVAr*h +kVAr*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30044 +kVAr*h +kVAr*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30045 A-kVA*h A-kVA*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30046 A-kVA*h A-kVA*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30047 B-kVA*h B-kVA*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30048 B-kVA*h B-kVA*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30049 C-kVA*h C-kVA*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30050 C-kVA*h C-kVA*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30051 A-kVAr*h A-kVAr*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30052 A-kVAr*h A-kVAr*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30053 B-kVAr*h B-kVAr*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30054 B-kVAr*h B-kVAr*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30055 C-kVAr*h C-kVAr*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30056 C-kVAr*h C-kVAr*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

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Address Settings Description Range Resolution

30057 -kVA*h -kVA*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30058 -kVA*h -kVA*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

30059 -kVAr*h -kVAr*h_Hi 0 – 999999999 1

30060 -kVAr*h -kVAr*h_Lo 0 – 999999999 1

Frequency from ABC and RST

30061 Fabc Fabc 45 – 65 Hz 0.01 Hz

30062 Frst Frst 45 – 65 Hz 0.01 Hz

Phase sequence from ABC and RST sides

0x00 = ACB
30063 ABC/ACB/? ABC/ACB/? 0x01 = ABC
0x02 = ?
0x00 = RTS
30064 RST/RTS/? RST/RTS/? 0x01 = RST
0x02 = ?
OC, EF, SEF power flow direction
30065 OC OC 0x00 = Forward
0x01 = Reverse
30066 EF EF 0x02 = ?

30067 SEF SEF

Single phase and three phase power factor
30068 3phase 3phase 0–1 0.001

30069 A phase A phase 0–1 0.001

30070 B phase B phase 0–1 0.001

30071 C phase C phase 0–1 0.001

Lifetime counters
30072 CO Total CO Total
30073 Mech.wear,% Mech.wear,%
30074 Contact wear,% Contact wear,%
Fault counters
30075 OC A trips OC A trips

30076 OC B trips OC B trips

30077 OC C trips OC C trips

30078 EF trips EF trips

30079 SEF trips SEF trips

30080 UV trips UV trips

30081 UF trips UF trips

Maximum In current prior to any OCEF
30082 Inmax Trip
elements trip
Maximum phase A current prior to any
30083 Iamax Trip
OCEF element trip
Maximum phase B current prior to any
30084 Ibmax Trip
OCEF element trip
Maximum phase C current prior to any
30085 Icmax Trip
OCEF element trip

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Address Settings Description Range Resolution

Minimum voltage prior to any UV elements

30086 UVmin Trip
trip
30087 UFmin Trip Minimum frequency prior to UF element trip
User Configurable Analogue Values
Configurable Analogue
30088-30099 Configurable Analogue Value 1 - 12
Value 1 - 12

Notes:
• In order to obtain the value of frequency in Hz the value obtained from Modbus must be multiplied by 0.001.
• If a situation occurs where it is not possible to conduct the calculation of power factor or frequency then Modbus
returns value equal 0x7FFF.
• In order to obtain power factor the value obtained from Modbus must be multiplied by 0.001.
• Attempting to read/write to a coil not in the above range will result in an error.

3.4 Holding Registers (4X Reference)

Address Settings Description
Data and time
40001 Date and time Date and time Hi
40002 Date and time Date and time Lo

Notes:
• Attempting to read/write to a coil not in the above range will result in an error.

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4 Configuration
Modbus is configured through SGA. It is important to note that this function is only used to start, stop and
configure the Modbus Protocol. The protocol itself runs in a separate instance within the relay, meaning it is not
affected by SGA Throttling.

4.1 SGA Function Block

Modbus can be enabled and configured via SGA. The following Function Block, FB_NOJA_ModbusOutstation, is
used.

Function block settings

SLAVE_ID Server ID used for addressing the controller when using Modbus RTU

TCP_PORT TCP port for connections made via Modbus TCP

CHANNEL A numeric value which represents the communication channel to use. The channel selection
will also determine if Modbus will communicate over serial or ethernet. See below for channels
and associated Modbus mode.

Channel Port Modbus Mode RC Model

0 RS232 Modbus RTU RC01 / RC02 / RC15 / RC20
1 Usb A See Note RC01 / RC02 / RC15 / RC20
2 Usb B See Note RC01 / RC02 / RC15 / RC20
3 Usb C See Note RC01 / RC02
10 LAN Modbus TCP RC02 / RC15 / RC20
11 WLAN Modbus TCP RC15 / RC20
12 Mobile Network Modbus TCP RC15 / RC20
14 LAN 2 Modbus TCP RC20
Note: The following table shows the Modbus mode for various USB port setttings

USB Port Setting Modbus Mode

Disabled Disabled
Serial Modbus RTU
SerialModem Disabled
SerialRadio Disabled
GPRS Disabled
LAN Modbus TCP
WLAN Modbus TCP

The Modbus Outstation function block differs from all other function blocks in that it is not event driven on delete.
• When the Modbus FB receives an event the configuration settings on the input of the function block will
be applied.
• When the Modbus FB is deleted, Modbus will be disabled.

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• If multiple Modbus FB's are in resources, there will be no interaction/interlocking between the multiple
instances.
• On power up Modbus will assume its last state until changed by the Modbus FB.
• If Modbus is disabled by another process (for example, misconfiguration with CMS over serial), the
Modbus FB will not automatically enable Modbus once the issue is resolved
The Modbus FB can be correctly deployed via SGA as shown. In the first instance, the Modbus channel is set to
use RS232, placing the protocol in Modbus RTU mode. The Slave_ID is specified as 247, but can be changed to
suit the specific Modbus network as required. The TCP_Port value is not used and will be ignored.

The following instance shows Modbus channel set to 10, indicating LAN communication port and Modbus TCP
mode. In this case, the TCP_Port is specified as 502, the default for Modbus.

It can be seen from the above examples that the only difference between the two is the “Channel” setting. This is
the overriding setting required to ensure the correct Modbus mode is activated within the device.

4.2 Loading the SGA application

Once you have created the SGA project, it must be loaded onto the relay. Please refer to NOJA-5019-06 SGA
User Guide for a detailed guide on creating and deploying an application to the relay.

4.3 Port configuration

Before Modbus can function, the selected port must be enabled in comms settings. Please refer to NOJA-565-14
SCADA Interface Description and the User Manual for more details on port configuration.

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