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Register Description Type Access Note
0.8.0 Last 2 byte of FLASH Int16 Read Only 7
0.8.1 Year Int16 Read/Write 1
0.8.2 Month Int16 Read/Write 1
0.8.3 Day Int16 Read/Write 1
0.8.4 Hour Int16 Read/Write 1
0.8.5 Minute Int16 Read/Write 1
0.8.6 Second Int16 Read/Write 1
0.8.7 FLASH Checksum Uint16 Read Only
0.8.8 Day of Week Int16 Read/Write 1
0.8.9 App type mask for syslog Int16 Read/Write
0.9.0 System Date/Time Uint32 Read/Write 1
0.9.1 Available Task Memory Uint32 Read Only 8
0.9.2 Available RAM File Space Uint32 Read Only 8
0.9.3 Board Serial Number Uint32 Read Only
0.9.4 Customer ID Uint32 Read Only
0.9.5 In-Service Date Uint32 Read Only 9
0.9.6 Run time since boot, in seconds Uint32 Read Only
0.9.7 If tubes, tsec loop time Uint32 Read Only
0.10.0 Current CPU usage (%) Float Read Only 8
0.10.1 Average CPU usage (%) Float Read Only 8
0.10.2 Low Battery Sleep Threshold Float Read/Write 10
0.10.3 Always Read Zero, Dummy Write Float Read/Write
0.10.4 System Time (HHMMSS.0) Float Read/Write 1
0.10.5 System Date (MMDDYY.0) Float Read/Write 1
0.10.6 Always Read One(1.0) Float Read Only
0.10.7 Low batt thresh for radio protocols Float Read/Write
0.12.0 Factory Configuration String Read Only 11
0.12.1-(X) Application Part Numbers String Read Only 3
0.13.0 I/O point under calibration Uint32 Read/Write 12
System Application Register Notes
1.
The system date/time can be read in several formats. Register 0.0.3 contains a string
MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS. Register 0.9.0 contains a 32 bit Julian (#seconds since midnight
1/1/1970). Registers 0.8.1 through 0.8.8 are 16 bit integers commonly used by MODBUS
protocols with the values in register 0.8.8 ranging from 1 (for Monday) to 7 (for Sunday).
Registers 0.10.4 and 0.10.5 contain floating point formats used by ENRON versions of
MODBUS protocols.
2.
The system allows the execution of batch command files. A batch command file is a text file
containing a sequence of terminal mode commands. Any commands which can be executed
from terminal mode can be placed in a file and executed in batch mode by writing the file name
to register 0.0.8. Batch commands can be scheduled by configuring a periodic operation to write
the file name to register 0.0.8.
3.
Each FLASH image is an assembly of applications. The number and type of applications a
FLASH image contains can be read from register array 1. Register 0.1.0 contains the number of