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Battery Voltage 45029 5028 2 Read
Only Battery Voltage(*100 for 16 bit)
Floating point upper two bytes
(v3.14 and higher)
45030 5029 Read
Only Battery Voltage(*100 for 16 bit)
Floating point lower two bytes
(v3.14 and higher)
Error Register
(see Table 4)
45031 5030 2 Read
Only Floating point upper two bytes
(See Notes)
(v3.14 and higher)
45032 5031 Read
Only Floating point lower two bytes
(See Notes)
(v3.14 and higher)
Warnings
Register (see
Table 3) 45033 5032 2 Read
Only Floating point upper two bytes
(See Notes)
(v3.14 and higher)
45034 5033
Read
Only Floating point lower two bytes
(See Notes)
(v3.14 and higher)
Table 4. Warning Codes
Binary Value
(for 16 bit
Unsigned) Warning
Code
Indication
0 No warnings
Bit 0 1 Possible level degradation
Bit 1 2 Possible level degradation due to level offset
Bit 4 3 High Level float missing (v3.16 and higher)
Table 5. Error Codes
Binary Value
(for 16 bit
Unsigned) Error
Code
Indication
0 No errors
Bit 0 1 Can’t resolve level reading or no float is detected
Bit 1 2 One float is out of range on a two float sensor
Bit 2 4 Too many groups
Bit 3 8 Not used
Bit 4 16 Transmit to slave processor for level failed
Bit 5 32 Transmit to slave processor for temperature failed
Bit 6 64 Receive from slave processor for level failed
Bit 7 128 Receive from slave processor for temperature failed
Bit 8 256 No slave processor responding
NOTES FOR ADVANCED USERS
: Writing 1007 at register address 107 will set register 107 to “0’”, and
will set the device registers that hold top float, bottom float, and temperature to 16 bit Unsigned integer.
Writing 1008 at register address 107 will set register 107 to “1”, and will set the device hold registers
43991(3990) to 44007(4006) to 32 bit floating point format. Writing 1009 at register address 107 will set
register 107 to “2”, and will set the device hold registers 45001(5000) to 45034(5033) to 2 x 16 bit floating
point format. Reading register 107 will return “0” for 16 bit, “1” for 32 bit floating point, and “2” for 2 x 16
bit floating point format.