Genesis
MODBUS PROTOCOL BMS
Valid from software version
2.00.000
Changes from previous version
Added:
30005
40028
40029
VSILB202
Scale, Offset & Function
Scale
1
No conversion factor
10
Conversion factor 10, i.e. the transmitted value is a tenfold larger or smaller
Offset
Offset
Zero point calibration, For instance for negative numbers, as some units cannot handle negatives.
Function Description
1
Read Coil Status Read one or more consecutive boolean registers
2
Read Input Status Read one or more consecutive boolean registers
3
Read Holding Registers Read one or more consecutive analog registers
4
Read Input Registers Read one or more consecutive analog registers
5
Force Single Coil Write to one boolean register
6
Preset Single Holding Register Write to one analog register
15
Force Multiple Coils
Write one or more consecutive boolean registers
16
Preset Multiple Holding Registers
Write one or more consecutive analog registers
Addressing
A ’’De Facto-standard’’ have come to be with the purpose of simpler integration. Addressing is done as follows:
First variable of Is addressed Typical function(s)
COIL STATUS 00001 1, 5 (5=write)
INPUT STATUS 10001 2
HOLDING REGISTERS 40001 3, 6 (6=write)
INPUT REGISTERS 30001 4
O
bserve that some systems cannot handle aforementioned addressing system. Commonly a combination of function
and absolute reference to 0 is used. Our table shows both alternatives.
Factory default
Parameter Factory Range
Speed 19200 bps 19200
Parity Even Even
Address 1 1-247
Start bit 1
Stop bit 1
Data bit 8
ASCII/RTU RTU
Jbus/ModBus ModBus
Address list
Read Digital Registers
INPUT STATUS
Address
Function 2
De Facto Address
Scale Offs Description
0 10001 1 * Sum alarm A
1 10002 1 * Sum alarm B
2 10003 1 * Sum alarm C
Read Analog Registers
INPUT REGISTERS Function 4
Address De Facto Address Scale Offs Description
0 30001 1 * reserved address
1 30002 1 * Demand status *1
2 30003 1 *
reserved address
3 30004 100 *
reserved address
4 30005 100 *
BMS: Heat pump, Available gears
5 30006 100 *
reserved address
6 30007 100 * Additional heater: Current demand (%)
7 30008 100 * Heat pump sensor, hot gas/pressure pipe
8 30009 100 * Heat pump sensor, to condenser
9 30010 100 * Heat pump sensor, from condenser
10 30011 100 * Heat pump sensor, to evaporator
11 30012 100 * Heat pump sensor, from evaporator
12 30013 100 * System sensor, supply line radiator
13 30014 100 * System sensor, outdoors
14 30015 100 *
reserved address
15 30016 100 * System sensor, top hot water
16 30017 100 * System sensor, lower hot water
17 30018 100 * Weighted value, hot water
18 30019 100 * Set point supply line radiator
19 30020 100 * Set point adjustment supply line radiator
20 30021 100 * Set point curve, X-coordinate 1 (lowest)
21 30022 100 * Set point curve, X-coordinate 2
22 30023 100 * Set point curve, X-coordinate 3
23 30024 100 * Set point curve, X-coordinate 4
24 30025 100 * Set point curve, X-coordinate 5
25 30026 100 * Set point curve, X-coordinate 6
26 30027 100 * Set point curve, X-coordinate 7 (highest)
*
3
Read/Write Analog Registers
HOLDING REGISTERS Functions 3, 6 (6=write)
Address De Facto Address Scale Offs Description
0 40001 1 * Operational mode *2
1 40002 1 *
reserved address
2 40003 1 *
reserved address
3 40004 100 * Max limitation Set point curve radiator
4 40005 100 * Min limitation Set point curve radiator
5 40006 100 *
reserved address
6 40007 100 * Set point curve, Y-coordinate 1 (lowest)
7 40008 100 * Set point curve, Y-coordinate 2
8 40009 100 * Set point curve, Y-coordinate 3
9 40010 100 * Set point curve, Y-coordinate 4
10 40011 100 * Set point curve, Y-coordinate 5
11 40012 100 * Set point curve, Y-coordinate 6
12 40013 100 * Set point curve, Y-coordinate 7 (highest)
13 40014 100 *
reserved address
14 40015 100 *
reserved address
15 40016 100 *
reserved address
16 40017 100 * Seasonal change over temperature
17 40018 100 *
reserved address
18 40019 100 *
reserved address
19 40020 100 *
reserved address
20 40021 100 *
reserved address
21 40022 100 *
reserved address
22 40023 100 * Start temperature hot water
23 40024 100 * Stop temperature hot water
*1
*2
1: Manual operation, 2:Defrost, 3:Hot water, 4:Heat, 5:Cool, 6:Pool, 7:Anti legionella, 98,Stanby 99:No demand 100: OFF
OFF 1:Stand By, 2:ON/Auto
Different heat pumps have different number of available gears. For instance: Commercial can have 9, while domestic can have 12
gears.
*
3
24 40025 100 *
reserved address
25 40026 100 *
reserved address
26 40027 100 *
reserved address
27 40028 100 * BMS: Max allowed gears in heating
28 40029 100 * BMS: Max allowed gears in hot water
*3
*3
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