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FLOAT (read register):

Function code /  

Register number

1)

 [Dec]

Register address

2)  

[HEX]

Parameter 

name

31003

0x03EA

Temperature [°C]

31005

0x03EC

Temperature [°F]

31041

0x0410

Airflow 

[m/s]

31043

0x0412

Airflow 

[ft/min]

SHORT (read register)

3)

:

Function code /  

Register number

1)

 [Dec]

Register address

2)  

[HEX]

Parameter 

name

34002

0x0FA1

Temperature*  

[°C]

34003

0x0FA2

Temperature** [°F]

34021

0x0FB4

Airflow*  

[m/s]

34022

0x0FB5

Airflow*** 

[ft/min]

* Values are stored with the scale 1:100 (e.g.: 2550 is equivalent to 25.5 °C)

** Values are stored with the scale 1:50 (e.g.: 2550 is equivalent to 51 °F)

*** Values are stored with the scale 1:1

INFO (read register):

Function code /  

Register number

1)

 [Dec]

Register address

2)  

[HEX]

Parameter 

name

30001

0x00

Serial number (as ASCII)

30009

0x08

Firmware version

INTEGER (write register):

Function code /  

Register number

1)

 [Dec]

Register address

2)  

[HEX]

Parameter 

name

60001

0x00

Slave-ID* (modbus address)

60002

0x01

Modbus protocol settings

3)

* If the ID is set via DIP-Switch the response will be NAK.

Please see PICS (Product Implementation Conformance Statement) - available on 

www.epluse.com/EE660

BACnet Setup

Modbus Setup

1) Register number starts from 1

2) Register number starts from 0

3) For Modbus protocol setting please see  Application Note Modbus (www.epluse.com)

MODBUS RTU EXAMPLE

Example of MODBUS RTU command for reading the temperature (float value) T = 26,652524 °C from the register 0x03EA

Device EE660; slave ID 65

Reference document, chapter 6.3: http://www.modbus.org/docs/Modbus_Application_Protocol_V1_1b.pdf

Request [Hex]: 

41 03 03 EA 00 02 EB 7B

Modbus ID 

address

Function 

code

Starting 

address Hi

Starting 

address Lo

No. of 

register Hi

No. of 

register Lo

CRC

Request [Hex]:

41

03

03

EA

00

02

EB

7B

Response [Hex]:  41 03 04 38 5F 41 D5 0A E3

Modbus ID 

address

Function 

code

Byte count Register 1 

value Hi

Register 1 

value Lo

Register 2 

value Hi

Register 2 

value Lo

CRC

Response [Hex]:

41

03

04

38

5F

41

D5

0A

E3

For decoding of float values (according IEEE754 format), please refer to AN0103, chapter 7 (page 6).

 

7.2 Modbus floating point format

 

E+E devices use the Modbus floating point format. The byte pairs 1, 2 and 3, 4 are inverted as follows:

MMMMMMMM

MMMMMMMM

SEEEEEEE

EMMMMMMM

Byte 3

Byte 4

Byte 1

Byte 2

 Example:

Response [Hex] Value in decimal

41 D5 38 5F

26.652524

Protocol setting:

Address, baudrate, parity and stop bits can be set via:

1. 

Product Configurator Software (available on www.epluse.com/EE660)

2. 

Modbus protocol (please see Application Note Modbus (available on www.epluse.com/EE660)

Summary of Contents for EE660

Page 1: ...probe and mainly onto the sensing head Observe the humidity working range 5 95 RH non condensing Avoid installation in corrosive environment as this may lead to sensor destruction CONNECTING DIAGRAM A...

Page 2: ...ply voltage within the specified range see technical data at any time and at all devices in the bus This is particularly relevant when using long and thin cables which can cause high voltage drop plea...

Page 3: ...ter number starts from 0 3 For Modbus protocol setting please see Application Note Modbus www epluse com MODBUS RTU EXAMPLE Example of MODBUS RTU command for reading the temperature float value T 26 6...

Page 4: ...typ 1 sec at constant temperature Output Analogue 0 10 V and 4 20 mA 0 1 m s 0 1 5 m s 0 2 m s 1 1 mA IL 1 mA RL 450 linear 3 wires Digital interface RS485 with max 32 devices on one bus Protocol Modb...

Page 5: ...ction Air flow CORRECT INCORRECT The mounting flange allows for precise setting of the EE660 immersion depth in a duct The entire sensing head must be in the air flow to be measured 6 0 24 60 2 36 16...

Page 6: ...h flow rate Positioning the probe at a location with a laminar to turbulent flow Turbulent flows are caused by pipe bends branches behind flaps flans air heaters air coolers or cross sectional changes...

Page 7: ...ted in later versions The described products can be improved and changed at any time without prior notice Copyright E E Elektronik Ges m b H All rights reserved EMC note USA FCC This equipment has bee...

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