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(14567/14577) INDUSTRY Modbus 

Manual
Wind Sensors INDUSTRY Modbus

Manual

(14567/14577) INDUSTRY Modbus 

Manual

9.7 

Mapping register for autoconfi guration 

Registers address 46001-49000 containing for each sensor the available registers with measured values and sensor data 
from the range 30001-35000.

The registers can only be read out as a block! The length of the block or the number of available mapping registers 
is in holding register 46000.

For example, in the INDUSTRY Modbus wind speed sensor, registers 46001 to 46004 contain valid addresses. The holding 
register 46000 contains the number of registers 4. All 4 registers must be read out in the block with the instruction 

0x04

. Too 

many registers or too few lead to an error message.

9.8 

Autoconfi guration

The Modbus sensors from LAMBRECHT meteo off er the possibility of auto-confi guration. This is supported e.g. by the data 
logger met[LOG]. 
For the autoconfi guration, the register addresses of the measured values and sensor data available in the register range 
30001 to 35000 are listed as consecutive values in the LAMBRECHT sensors in register range 46001 to 49000. Registers 
46001 to 49000 can only be read out as a block! The length of the block or the number of available mapping registers is in 
holding register 46000.
Since the addresses from the range 30001 to 35000 apply to all LAMBRECHT sensors, an address from this range is also 
representative of a measured value type.
For example, register 30401 always contains the current value of the air temperature. If this register address is not included 
in the list in register range 46001 to 49000, the connected Modbus sensor does not supply an air temperature.
If the autoconfi guration is started with the data logger met[LOG], it queries the available mapping registers on each COM 
interface in the device address range 1...25. For this purpose, the number of mapping registers is read from register 46000 
and the register range from 46001 is read out as a block. 
The following table contains the assignment of the confi guration to the individual (possible) instantaneous value registers of 
the sensors. Some sensors deliver registers with mean, minimum and maximum values or additional values beyond this speci-
fi cation. Unknown register addresses (or registers that are not required) must therefore be ignored during autoconfi guration.

Register 
address

Parameter name

Unit

Factor Description

Data 
type

Func-
tion 
code

Storage-
type
>16 bit

30001 Wind speed instanta-

neous value

m/s

10

1 decimal place

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

30201 Wind direction instan-

taneous value

°

10

1 decimal place

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

30401 Air temperature in-

stantaneous valuet

°C

10

1 decimal place

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

30601 Humidity instantane-

ous value

% r.F.

10

1 decimal place

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

30701 Dew point instantane-

ous value

°C

10

1 decimal place

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

30801 Air pressure instanta-

neous value

hPa

10

1 decimal place

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

31001 Precipitation amount 

total

mm

10

1 decimal place

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

31101 Precipitation amount 

total (High-WORD)

mm

1000

3 decimal places
Registers 31101 + 31102 can 
only be read out together. (func-
tion code 0x04)

uLONG

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

31102 Precipitation amount 

total (Low-WORD)

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

31201 Precipitation intensity 

1-minute (sliding)

mm/
min

1000

= average (1-min.)
3 decimal places
Time base = 1 min.
Meas. rate = 6x per min.

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

31401 Global radiation in-

stantaneous value

W/m²

10

1 decimal place

INT

0x04

Big-Endian 
WORD

8

Summary of Contents for INDUSTRY Modbus

Page 1: ...good starting values large measuring and temperature application ranges easy mast mounting optimal heating concept Content 1 Initial operation 2 Principles of installation 3 Setting up the North Dire...

Page 2: ...lower edge of the upper wind speed sensor is 0 1 to 0 5 m above the upper edge of the lower wind direction sensor 2 Principles of installation Attention Because the installation takes place in a dang...

Page 3: ...measurements the north mark on the sen sor must be aligned with the geographical north direction You have to turn the marking exactly over the marking at the sensor shaft When you have aligned the mar...

Page 4: ...14567 14577 INDUSTRY Modbus Manual Wind Sensors INDUSTRY Modbus Manual 14567 14577 INDUSTRY Modbus Manual 7 Wiring diagram 4...

Page 5: ...Manual Wind Sensors INDUSTRY Modbus 14567 14577 INDUSTRY Modbus Manual 8 Dimensioned drawings Accessories optional 14567 U6 Mast adapter Id No 32 14567 006 000 5...

Page 6: ...s 0x1234 is transmitted in the order 0x12 0x34 Example Big Endian 32 bit or 64 bit Register size value 32 bits 0x12345678 is transmitted in the order 0x12 0x34 0x56 0x78 9 2 Device address The address...

Page 7: ...al place INT 30202 Wind direction average value since last retrieval 10 1 decimal place INT 30203 Wind direction maximum value 10 1 decimal place INT 30204 Wind direction minimum value 10 1 decimal pl...

Page 8: ...perature If the autocon guration is started with the data logger met LOG it queries the available mapping registers on each COM interface in the device address range 1 25 For this purpose the number o...

Page 9: ...Endian WORD 31592 Global radiation instantaneous values Low WORD uncompensated 0x04 Big Endian WORD 9 8 1 Mapping register INDUSTRY Modbus Register address Register value Unit Factor Description 4600...

Page 10: ...0 7 50 m s Accuracy 2 0 5 m s at 0 7 5 m s and 2 FS at 5 02 50 m s Resolution 1 0 02 m s Starting value 0 7 m s 0 7 m s Interface RS485 RS485 Protocol Modbus RTU Modbus RTU Weight 0 35 kg 0 25 kg Mea...

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