Modbus RTU-CSP - Protocol Description
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1 Modbus RU-CSP - Protocol Description
2 Contents 1 General CSP Parameters for Modbus Notes for the SCADA-System CSP Specific Modbus Function s Setting Date and ime Supported MODBUS- Error Messages Appendix - Data Point ists Feeder ratings Measuring Values Messages Commands Explanations to the D Modbus RU CSP GB
3 1 General his description applies for the software versions as from: Fx Software Version MAIN V x Software Version MAIN V x Software Version MAIN V D Modbus RU CSP GB 3
4 2 CSP Parameters for Modbus For the Modbus Protocol several parameters have to be set which are relevant for the communication between the control system (SCADA) and the device. he parameters and their setting possibilities or value ranges are shown in the table below. Parity (Recognition of communication errors) It is possible that the last data bit is followed by a parity bit which is used for recognition of communication errors. he paraty bit ensures that with even parity ( EVEN ) always an even number of bits with valency 1 or with odd parity ( ODD ) an odd number of 1 valency bits are transmitted. But it is also possible to transmit no parity bits (here the setting is Parity = None ). Stop Bit (End identification feature of the data byte) he end of a data byte is terminated optionally by one or two Stop-Bits. Baudrate (Data transmission rate to the host computer) he data transmission rate can be chosen from the five given values [bit/s]. Adjustment of the data transmission rate depends on the hardware of the host computer and is stated by the manufacturer of the control system. timeout (Supervision time: Reply cycle of the CSP2 to the host computer) his ime defines the maximal time in which the CSP2 can respond to a query from SCADA. If there is no reply telegram from the device sent within this time, the CSP2 discards the inquiry. In this case the host computer concludes that the CSP2 is the source for the communication failure and has to repeat the inquiry. t call (Supervision time: Inquiry cycle of the Host computer to the CSP2) Communication errors are only signalled by the CSP2 after the supervision time t call has elapsed. If the host computer does not send an inquiry telegram during this time, the CSP2 concludes that the host computer is the source for the communication failure. he signal SCADA Comm.Active is then reset. Dev.-Addr ( ) he device by which the SCADA-system (Master) identifies each of the devices (Slave) ought to be assigned only once per bus system because otherwise a clear assignment of messages within the entire system is not possible. he device can only be allocated together with the SCADA-system. Designation Parity Stop Bit Baudrate imeout t call Setting Possibilities Value Protocol type MODBUS RU Description preadjustment step even he number of "1"-Bits in Databytes is even. even odd none he number of "1"-Bits in Databytes is odd. No transmission of parity bit 1 Number of stop bits is Number of stop bits is ms ms Appropriated data rate in Baud [bits/s] imeslice for sending responds from CSP2 to SCADA Max. idle time for sending request from SCADA to CSP2. After that time CSP2 detect a communication lost ms ms Slave id device-address (Slave) in bus system 1 1 able 2.1: Parameter for Configuration of Data protocol MODBUS RU ms 1 ms 4 D Modbus RU CSP GB
5 2.1 Notes for the SCADA-System he following times have to be considered by the control system and are to be fixed adjusted in the CSP : he dwell times (t D ) before start of a telegram must at least be set to 3.5 characters. 3.5 characters 9600 Baud = 4 ms 3.5 characters Baud = 2 ms Start of a new telegram is expected when the dwell time (t D ) is > 3.5 characters. When a break is > 1.5 characters (intermittent time), the telegram is aborted and the start of a new telegram expected. A continuous data flow is guaranteed, when the intermittent time is < 1.5 characters. At a Baudrate of 9600 Baud the intermittent time is 1.7 ms or 0.85 ms at Baud. he fact that the probability of disruptions during transmission of a telegram increases with its length has to be taken into duly consideration and thus a query to the Slave should be possibly such that the response telegram is not much longer than 32 Byte. D Modbus RU CSP GB 5
6 3 CSP Specific Modbus Function s For reading out data from the CSP protection device or to carry out commands, the services listed in the table, also called»function s«, are supported. Functioncode Designation Description 3 Read Holding Registers here are single or several data words read as from a specific data word. Only status es and parameter es can be read. 4 Read Input Registers here are single or several data words read as from a specific data word. Only measuring values can be read.. 6 oad Register Exactly one data word is written. 8 oopback est. est function for the communication system 16 oad Multiple Registers here are single or several data words written as from a specific data word. able 3.1: CSP function codes 6 D Modbus RU CSP GB
7 On the following pages the Modbus functions are described in detail: Function- 3/4: Query Slave 3/4 Register HI Register O Register number HI Register number O Check-sum HI Check-sum O Response Slave 3/4 Byte number Register 0 HI Register 0 O... Check-sum HI Check-sum O Register (HI*256 + O) he data word from where reading should start. Register number (HI*256 + O) Number of data words to be read. Byte number Number of subsequent Bytes containing data words. Register Data words read out of the device (Highbyte and owbyte). Permitted value range : Register number < 256 Function 6: Query Slave 6 Register HI Register O Register data HI Register data O Check-sum HI Check-sum O Response Slave 6 Register HI Register O Register data HI Register data O Check-sum HI Check-sum O Register (HI*256 + O) Data word to be written Register data Value of the data word to be written (Highbyte and owbyte). Permitted value range : Register number < 256 D Modbus RU CSP GB 7
8 Function 8: Query Slave 8 Data Diag HI 0x00 Data Diag O 0x00 est data est data Check-sum HI Check-sum O Response Slave 8 Data Diag HI Data Diag O est data est data Check-sum HI Check-sum O Data Diag HI (high), Data Diag O ( ow) Diagnostic (subfunction of function 8) for testing the communication system. he Diagnostic Return Query Data (0x00, 0x00) is being supported. est Data By using the Diagnostic 0x00 0x00, the transmitted data is send back to the Master unchanged. Function 16: Query Slave 16 Register HI Register O Register number HI Register number O Byte number Register 0 HI Register 0 O... Checksum HI Chec k-sum O Response Slave 16 Register HI Register O Register number HI Register number O Checksum HI Checksum O Register (HI*256 + O) Data word as from where writing should start. Register number (HI*256 + O) Number of data words to be written. Byte number Number of subsequent Bytes to contain data words. Register Data words read out of the device (Highbyte und owbyte). Permitted value range : Register number < D Modbus RU CSP GB
9 3.1 Setting Date and ime Date and time can be set by means of function code 16 and read with function code 3. When the device 0 is selected, all times of the devices connected to this bus are simultaneously reset. he devices do not respond to this command. 3.2 Supported MODBUS- Error Messages he theme Exception Response elegrams is already included in the general Modbus RU Protocol desciption. A table with code examples is shown there. For the CSP2 we want to supply more information on these. he table below contains just the actual used codes. In case the device has recognised an error it can react in the following way: Exeption Designation Description 1 Illegal Function he message received includes a function code which is not suported by the Slave. 2 Illegal Data Address Access was sought on a data word not included in the data module. 3 Illegal Data Value A value was attempted to be written which the Slave recognised to be invalid. 4 Slave Failure An unknown error has occured which cannot be specified more closely. he response given by the CSP in a failure case has the following format: Slave Address 80h + Function Exeption Checksum HI Checksum O In the second Byte of the response the Function is sent with the highest set Bit. his is equivalent to an addition by 80h. he third Byte includes the Exception of the error message. D Modbus RU CSP GB 9
10 4 Appendix - Data Point ists If the is not specified in the data point list, please see the able at the end of this description for formatting the relevant measuring values. Very often, thought, formatting of the measuring values is included in the data point list. 10 D Modbus RU CSP GB
11 4.1 Feeder ratings Main Groups Sub Group/Name Start Register Address - End Register Address Function Unit Comment Feeder ratings Nominal frequency fn F2 Hz Current transformer primary (CW1 prim) Current transformer secondary (CW1 sec) Current transformer direction (CW1 dir) Earth current transformer primary (EC prim) Earth current transformer secondary (EC sec) Earth current transformer dirsction (EC dir) A F2 A F13 F grad grad F2 A F2 A F13 F grad grad Voltage transformer primary (V prim) V Voltage transformer secondary (V sec) F2 V Voltage transformer connection (V con) F10 F10 0 no Voltage transfor 1 SAR, 2 DEA, 3 V_CONNEC D Modbus RU CSP GB 11
12 Main Groups Sub Group/Name Start Register Address - End Register Address Function Unit Comment Voltage transformer location (V loc) F11/F60 F11(F/) 0 BUSBAR 1 INE F60() 0 W1 busbar 1 W1 r 2 W2 r 3 W2 busbar Earth voltage transformer connection (EV con) Earth voltage transformer primary (EV pri) Earth voltage transformer secondary (EV sec) Earth voltage transformer location (EV loc) current transformer primary (CW2 pri) current transformer secundary (CW2 sek) current transformer direction (CW2 dir) F12 F12 0 BROKEN_DEA 1 GEO_SUMME 2 NO_AVAI V F2 V W1 1 W A F2 A F13 F grad grad 12 D Modbus RU CSP GB
13 Main Groups Sub Group/Name Earth current transformer location (EC loc) Start Register Address - End Register Address Function Unit Comment W1 1 W2 2 CP 3 NO_EC Rotation field (Rt. field) ABC 1 ACB Protection Object (P.Object) ransf 1 Cable ransformer power capacity (Sr) KVA Rated voltage W1 (UrW1) V Rated voltage W2 (UrW2) V Connection group W1 (W1 con.) Y 1 D 2 Z 3 YN 4 ZN Connection group W2 (W2 con.) Phase shift between W1 and W2 (Ph.shift) 9 0 y 1 d 2 z 3 yn 4 zn F D Modbus RU CSP GB 13
14 4.2 Measuring Values 1 is this value based on In. It is a multiple of In Main groups sub group/name Start Register Measurement values End Register Function Unit Step Current values Phase current I F6 A Phase current I F6 A Phase current I F6 A Earth current Ie F6 A Negative phase sequence current I F6 A hermal capacity ϑ F6 % Voltage values Phase to neutral voltage U F6 V Frequency and power values Phase to neutral voltage U F6 V Phase to neutral voltage U F6 V Phase to phase voltage U F6 V Phase to phase voltage U F6 V Phase to phase voltage U F6 V Residual voltage Ue F6 V Frequency f F7 Hz 3 phase active power P F8 kw 3 phase reactive power Q F8 kvar Power factor cosϕ F7 Cos phi Differential current values Differential current Id F6 A (xin) 1 Stabilizing current values Differential current Id F6 A* Differential current Id F6 A (xin) 1 Stabilizing current Is 1 Stabilizing current Is F6 A (xin) F6 A (xin) 1 Stabilizing current F6 A 14 D Modbus RU CSP GB
15 Harm. Stabilizing factor values Additional ransformer- Measurement values End Register Function Is 2 (xin) 1 Unit Step Harm. Stabilizing factor m F6 1 Harm. Stabilizing factor m F6 1 Harm. Stabilizing factor m F6 1 Current values Phase current I1 W F6 A Phase current I2 W F6 A Phase current I3 W F6 A Phase current I1 W F6 A Phase current I2 W F6 A Phase current I3 W F6 A Earth current values Measured earth current Ie F6 A Calculated earth current I0 W1 Calculated earth current I0 W F6 A F6 A U/f Overexcitation [U/f] F6 % Harmonic values Second harmonics (2.ha.1) F6 % Second harmonics (2.ha.2) F6 % Second harmonics (2.ha.3) F6 % Fourth harmonics (4.ha.1) F6 % Fourth harmonics (4.ha.2) F6 % Fourth harmonics (4.ha.3) F6 % Fifth harmonics (5.ha.1) F6 % Fifth harmonics (5.ha.2) F6 % Fifth harmonics (5.ha.3) F6 % Earth current diff. values Differential earth current Ide F6 xin Stabilisation earth current Ise F6 xin emperature values emperature supervision 1 (ϑ1) F2 C emperature supervision 2 (ϑ2) F2 C ap changer position ap changer position (c pos) F2 D Modbus RU CSP GB 15
16 End Register Function Unit Step Statistical data Energy Positive active energy Wp F8 kwh Current maximal and average values Voltage average values Voltage maximal values Negative active energy Wp F8 kwh Positive reactive energywq F8 kvarh Negative reactive energywq F8 kvarh Current average value I1avg F6 A Current average value I2avg F6 A Current average value I3avg F6 A Current max. value I1 max F6 A Current max. value I2 max F6 A Current max. value I3 max F6 A Phase to neutral voltage average value U1 avg Phase to neutral voltage average value U2 avg Phase to neutral voltage average value U3 avg Phase to phase voltage average value U12 avg Phase to phase voltage average value U23 avg Phase to phase voltage average value U31 avg Phase to neutral voltage maximal value U1 max Phase to neutral voltage maximal value U2 max Phase to neutral voltage maximal value U3 max Phase to phase voltage maximal value U12 max F6 V F6 V F6 V F6 V F6 V F6 V F6 V F6 V F6 V F6 V Phase to phase voltage maxi F6 V 16 D Modbus RU CSP GB
17 Frequency maximal and average values Active power maximal and average values Reactive power maximal and average values Differential current max. value Stabilizing current max. value mal value U23 max Phase to phase voltage maximal value U31 max End Register Function Unit Step F6 V Frequency average value f avg F7 Hz Frequency maximal value f max Positive active power average value P+ avg Negative active power average value P- avg Positive active power max. value P+ max Negative active power max. value P- max Positive reactive power average value Q+ avg Negative reactive power average value Q- avg Positive reactive power maximal value Q+ max Negative reactive power average value Q- max Differential current max. value Id1 max Differential current max. value Id2 max Differential current max. value Id3 max Stabilizing current max. value Is 1 max Stabilizing current max. value Is2 max Stabilizing current max. value Is3 max F7 Hz F6 kw F6 kw F6 kw F6 kw F6 kvar F6 kvar F6 kvar F6 kvar F6 A (xin) F6 A (xin) F6 A (xin) F6 A (xin) F6 A (xin) F6 A (xin) 1 D Modbus RU CSP GB 17
18 Harm. stabilizing factor max. value Additional ransformer Statistic values Current maximal and average values Average and maximal earth current values Harm. stabilizing factor max. value m 1 max Harm. stabilizing factor max. value m 2 max Harm. stabilizing factor max. value m 3 max Max. value phase current 1 at winding 1 (I1 W1max.) Max. value phase current 2 at winding 1 (I2 W1max.) Max. value phase current 3 at winding 1 (I3 W1max.) Avg. value phase current 1 at winding 1 (I1 W1avg.) Avg. value phase current 2 at winding 1 (I2 W1avg.) Avg. value phase current 3 at winding 1 (I3 W1avg.) Max. value phase current 1 at winding 2 (I1 W2max.) Max. value phase current 2 at winding 2 (I2 W2max.) Max. value phase current 3 at winding 2 (I3 W2max.) Avg. value phase current 1 at winding 2 (I1 W2avg.) Avg. value phase current 2 at winding 2 (I2 W2avg.) Avg. value phase current 3 at winding 2 (I3 W2avg.) Max. value, measured earth current I(emax) End Register Function Unit Step F F F F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A 18 D Modbus RU CSP GB
19 Maximal differential earth current values Maximal and average temperature values Maximal and average overexcitation values Max. value, calculated earth current at W1 (I0 W1max) Max. value, calculated earth current at W2 (I0 W2max) Avg. value, measured earth current (Ie avg) Avg. value, calculated earth current at W1 (I0 W1avg) Avg. value, calculated earth current at W2 (I0 W2avg) Max. differential earth current (Ide max) Max. stabilisation earth current (Ise max) Max. value temperature supervision 1 (ϑ1 max) Avg. value temperature supervision 1 (ϑ1 avg) Max. value temperature supervision 2 (ϑ2 max) Avg. value temperature supervision 2 (ϑ2 avg) Max. U/f (U/f max) Avg. U/f (U/f avg) End Register Function Unit Step F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A F6 A (xin) F6 A (xin) F2 C F2 C F2 C F2 C F6 % F6 % Service for SG (SG=Switchgear) Number of operating cycles via AR AR tot. Number of operating cycles SG1 Op.SG1 Number of operating cycles SG2 Op.SG D Modbus RU CSP GB 19
20 4.3 Messages Number of operating cycles SG3 Op.SG3 Number of operating cycles SG4 Op.SG4 Number of operating cycles SG5 Op.SG5 End Register Function Unit Step Operating hours h h Sum (Σ ) of short circuit currents cleared by SG1 Σ I SWG1 Sum (Σ ) of short circuit currents cleared by SG2 Σ I SWG F6 ka F6 ka Main groups sub group/name Start Register Register Switchgear 1 to F20 (register 0, 1, 2 ) Switchgear 1 (SG1) F20 (register 0) Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0003 bit0 & bit1 Position switchgear 1 bit0 & bit1 00: Diff 01: Off 10: On 11: Failure position 0x0004 bit unused 0x0008 bit Switchgear 1 removed 0x0010 bit Switchgear 1 failure 0x0020 bit Control time switchgear 1 0x0040 bit unused 0x0080 bit unused Switchgear 2 (SG2) 0x0300 bit8 & bit9 Position switchgear 2 bit0 & bit1 00: Diff 01: Off 10: On 11: Failure position 20 D Modbus RU CSP GB
21 Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0400 bit unused 0x0800 bit Switchgear 2 removed 0x1000 bit Switchgear 2 failure 0x2000 bit Control time switchgear 2 0x4000 bit unused 0x8000 bit unused Switchgear 3 (SG3) (register 1) 0x0003 bit0 & bit1 Position switchgear 3 bit0 & bit1 00: Diff 01: Off 10: On 11: Failure position 0x0004 bit unused 0x0008 bit Switchgear 3 removed 0x0010 bit Switchgear 3 failure 0x0020 bit Control time switchgear 3 0x0040 bit unused 0x0080 bit unused Switchgear 4 (SG4) 0x0300 bit8 & bit9 Position switchgear 4 bit0 & bit1 00: Diff 01: Off 10: On 11: Failure position 0x0400 bit unused 0x0800 bit Switchgear 4 removed 0x1000 bit Switchgear 4 failure 0x2000 bit Control time switchgear 4 0x4000 bit unused 0x8000 bit unused Switchgear 5 (SG5) (register 2) 0x0003 bit0 & bit1 Position switchgear 5 bit0 & bit1 00: Diff 01: Off 10: On 11: Failure position 0x0004 bit unused 0x0008 bit Switchgear 5 removed 0x0010 bit Switchgear 5 failure 0x0020 bit Control time switchgear 5 0x0040 bit unused 0x0080 bit unused D Modbus RU CSP GB 21
22 Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0100 to 0x8000 unused typ and language F21 typ F21 0x00FF 0:- 1: reserved 2: 3: 4: 6: anguage 0xFF00 1: English 2: German 3: Spanish 4: Portuguese Software version F22 (register 0, 1) F22 (register 0) 0x00FF Main Minor 0xFF00 Main Major (register 1) 0x00FF DSP Minor 0xFF00 DSP Major Hardware version F23 F23 0x00FF Hardware Minor 0xFF00 Hardware Major ime and date (read only) F24 (register 0, 1, 2) ime F24 DWORD Milliseconds of the day from 0.00 (midnight) (register 0, 1) Date (register 2) WORD Days since D Modbus RU CSP GB
23 Register Unit/description Step Comment/description Status F25 (register 0, 1) System OK F25 (register 1) Self supervision OK Key Switch ocal/ Remote 0x0001 bit 0: System faulty 1: System OK 0x0002 bit 0: Fault dedect by self-supervision 1: Self-supervision OK 0x0004 bit 0: Switching allowed locally only 1: Switching allowed only by way of SCADA system or digital inputs Operating mode 0x0008 bit 0: inactive 1: active Calibration mode 0x0010 bit 0: inactive 1: active Commissioning mode 0x0020 bit 0: inactive 1: active Parameter setting mode Information blocking 0x0040 bit 0: inactive 1: active 0x0080 bit 0: Information readable 1: Information not readable, blocked Protection ready 0x0100 bit 0: Protection not ready 1: Protection ready Active protec-tion parameter Set Acknowledgement 0x1E00 bit 9 & bit10 & bit11 & bit b = reserved, 0001b = Protection parameter set 1 active, 0010b = Protection parameter set 2 active, 0011b = Protection parameter set 3 active, 0100b = Protection parameter set 4 active, 0101b 1111b = reserved 0x2000 bit 0: Acknowledgement not necessary 1: Acknowledgement necessary (with trip for D Modbus RU CSP GB 23
24 Register Unit/description Step Comment/description release of control system) Self-supervision current-measuring Self-supervision voltage measuring Self-supervision field of rotation 0x4000 bit (planned) 0: Current recording o.k. 1: Current recording defective 0x8000 bit (planned) 0: Voltage recording o.k. 1: Voltage recording defective (register 0) 0x0001 bit (planned) 0: r.h. field of rotation 1: l.h. field of rotation Start 0x0002 bit 0: not yet ready for operation 1: ready for operation ED est 0x0004 bit 0: ED est inactive 1: ED est active Signal relay test Overflow pos. active energy Overflow neg. active energy Overflow pos. reactive energy Overflow neg. reactive energy 0x0008 bit 0: Relay test inactive 1: Relay test active 0x0010 bit 0:- 1: Energy meter overflow 0x0020 bit 0:- 1: Energy meter overflow 0x0040 bit 0:- 1: Energy meter overflow 0x0080 bit 0:- 1: Energy meter overflow 0x0100 to 0x8000 unused Read status bits for release of switching devices Status bit for external control order CB1 off (Ext CB 1 OFF) F26 F26 0x0001 bit 0: - 1: CB 1 was switched off via digital input function (Ext CB 1 OFF) 24 D Modbus RU CSP GB
25 Status bit for external control order CB1 off (Ext CB 2 OFF) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0002 bit 0: - 1: CB 2 was switched off via digital input function (Ext CB 2 OFF) 0x0004 to 0x0040 unused Status bit for external control order All CB s off (Ext CB OFF) Status release marker for extern. Control order (Ext CB 1 on) Status release marker for extern. Control order (Ext CB 2 on) 0x0080 bit 0: - 1: All CB s were switched off via digital input function (Ext CB OFF) 0x0100 bit 0: CB 1 not released 1: CB1 can be switched on via digital input function (Ext CB 1 on). 0x0200 0: CB 2 not released 1: CB2 can be switched on via digital input function (Ext CB 2 on). 0x0400 to 0x8000 unused Status bits output functions for controlling signal relais via scada Status bit to the output function (SCADA:Cmd out1) Status bit to the output function (SCADA:Cmd out2) Status bit to the output function (SCADA:Cmd out3) Status bit to the output function (SCADA:Cmd out4) F27 F27 0x0001 bit 0: not set 1: set 0x0002 bit 0: not set 1: set 0x0004 bit 0: not set 1: set 0x0008 bit 0: not set 1: set D Modbus RU CSP GB 25
26 Status bit to the output function (SCADA:Cmd out5) Status bit to the output function (SCADA:Cmd out6) Status bit to the output function (SCADA:Cmd out7) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0010 bit 0: not set 1: set 0x0020 bit 0: not set 1: set 0x0040 bit 0: not set 1: set 0x0080 to 0x8000 unused Status of the digital inputs F28 Digital input 11 F28 0x0001 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 12 0x0002 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 13 0x0004 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 14 0x0008 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 15 0x0010 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 16 0x0020 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 17 0x0040 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 18 0x0080 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 19 0x0100 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 20 0x0200 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv 26 D Modbus RU CSP GB
27 Register Unit/description Step Comment/description Digital input 21 0x0400 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 22 0x0800 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 23 0x1000 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 24 0x2000 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 25 0x4000 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Digital input 26 0x8000 bit 0: inaktiv 1: aktiv Status of ogic (imer expired) logic activation state 3 (register 2) logic bouncing supervision 1 logic bouncing supervision 2 0x0001 bit 0: off 1: on 0x0002 bit 0: off 1: on 0x0004 bit 0: off 1: on 0x0008 to 0x8000 unused logic equation 1 logic equation 2 logic equation 3 logic equation 4 logic equation 5 logic equation 6 (register 1) 0x0001 bit 0: false 0x0002 bit 0: false 0x0004 bit 0: false 0x0008 bit 0: false 0x0010 bit 0: false 0x0020 bit 0: false D Modbus RU CSP GB 27
28 logic equation 7 logic equation 8 logic equation 9 logic equation 10 logic equation 11 logic equation 12 logic equation 13 logic equation 14 logic equation 15 logic equation 16 logic equation 17 logic equation 18 Outpu logic equation 19 logic equation 20 logic equation 21 logic equation 22 logic equation 23 Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0040 bit 0: false 0x0080 bit 0: false 0x0100 bit 0: false 0x0200 bit 0: false 0x0400 bit 0: false 0x0800 bit 0: false 0x1000 bit 0: false 0x2000 bit 0: false 0x4000 bit 0: false 0x8000 bit 0: false Register 0 0x0001 bit 0: false 0x0002 bit 0: false 0x0004 bit 0: false 0x0008 bit 0: false 0x0010 bit 0: false 0x0020 bit 0: false 0x0040 bit 0: false 28 D Modbus RU CSP GB
29 logic equation 24 logic equation 25 logic equation 26 logic equation 27 logic equation 28 logic equation 29 logic equation 30 logic equation 31 logic equation 32 Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0080 bit 0: false 0x0100 bit 0: false 0x0200 bit 0: false 0x0400 bit 0: false 0x0800 bit 0: false 0x1000 bit 0: false 0x2000 bit 0: false 0x4000 bit 0: false 0x8000 bit 0: false Protection in general F29 (register 0, 1) General protection alarm (General alarm) General protection trip (General trip) Phase fault forward (Ph-fault forw.) Phase fault backward (Ph-fault backw.) Earth fault forward (E-fault forw.) F29 (register 1) 0x0001 bit 0: no alarm 1: protection alarm 0x0002 bit 0: no trip 1: protection trip 0x0004 bit 0: no phase fault in forward direction 1: phase fault in forward direction 0x0008 bit 0: no phase fault in backward direction 1: phase fault in backward direction 0x0010 bit 0: no earth fault in forward direction 1: earth fault in forward direction D Modbus RU CSP GB 29
30 Earth fault backward (E-fault backw.) SCI-FO Fault (Prot.sig.Fail) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0020 bit 0: no earth fault in backward direction 1: earth fault in backward direction 0x0040 bit 0: No Fibre Optic fault 1: Fibre Optic fault 0x0080 bit unused Alarm in 1 (Alarm: 1) 0x0100 bit 0: no protection alarm in Phase 1 1: protection alarm in Phase 1 Alarm in 2 (Alarm: 2) 0x0200 bit 0: no protection alarm in Phase 2 1: protection alarm in Phase 2 Alarm in 3 (Alarm: 3) 0x0400 bit 0: no protection alarm in Phase 3 1: protection alarm in Phase 3 Alarm in N (Alarm: N) 0x0800 bit 0: no protection alarm in phase neutral 1: alarm in phase neutral rip in 1 (rip: 1) 0x1000 bit 0: no protection trip in phase 1 1: protection trip in phase 1 rip in 2 (rip: 2) 0x2000 bit 0: no protection trip in phase 2 1: protection trip in phase 2 rip in 3 (rip: 3) 0x4000 bit 0: no protection trip in phase 3 1: protection trip in phase 3 rip in N (rip: N) 0x8000 bit 0: no protection trip in phase neutral 1: protection trip in phase neutral ocal CBF (ocal CBF) (register 0) 0x0001 bit 0: no local circuit breaker failure 1: local circuit breaker failure Extern. CBF (rip: Ext.CBF) ocal CBF1 (ocal CBF1) 0x0002 bit 0: no external circuit breaker failure 1: external circuit breaker failure ( 0x0004 bit 0: no local circuit breaker failure 1: local circuit breaker failure 30 D Modbus RU CSP GB
31 ocal CBF2 (ocal CBF2) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0008 bit 0: no external circuit breaker failure 1: external circuit breaker failure Switching device fail (Switchgea.fail) Interlocking (Interlock) Emergency-off (Emergency off) 0x0010-0x0040 bit unused 0x0080 bit 0: no defect on a switching device 1: malfunction in one of the switching elements 0x0100 bit 0: switching command accepted 1: switching command could not be carried out, interlocking condition failed 0x0200 bit 0: no CB-off by Emergency-off 1: CB-off by Emergency-Off 0x0400 to 0x8000 unused Protectionfunctions (register 0, 1) Over-, shortcircuit current steps Function I> (Function I>) Function I>> (Function I>>) Function I>>> (Function I>>>) Alarm I> (Alarm: I>) Alarm I>> (Alarm: I>>) Alarm I>>> (Alarm: I>>>) rip I> (rip: I>) 0 (register 1) 0x0001 bit 0: not activated 0x0002 bit 0: not activated 0x0004 bit 0: not activated 0x0008 bit 0: 1: Alarm I> - Step 0x0010 bit 0:- 1: Alarm I>> - Step 0x0020 bit 0:- 1: Alarm I>>> - Step 0x0040 bit 0:- 1: rip I> - Step D Modbus RU CSP GB 31
32 rip I> (rip: I>>) rip I> (rip: I>>>) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0080 bit 0:- 1: rip I>> - Step 0x0100 bit 0:- 1: rip I>>> - Step Earth current steps Function Ie> (Function Ie>) Function Ie>> (Function Ie>>) Alarm Ie> (Alarm: Ie>) Alarm Ie>> (Alarm: Ie>>) rip Ie> (rip: Ie>) rip Ie>> (rip: Ie>>) 0x0200 bit 0: not activated 0x0400 bit 0: not activated 0x0800 bit 0:- 1: Earth current Alarm Ie> - Step 0x1000 bit 0:- 1: Earth current Alarm Ie>> - Step 0x2000 bit 0:- 1: Earth current trip Ie> - Step 0x4000 bit 0:- 1: Earth current trip Ie>> - Step Negative phase sequence (I 2) step Function I2> (Function I2>) Function I2>> (Function I2>>) Alarm I2> (Alarm: I2>) Alarm I2>> (Alarm: I2>>) rip I2> (rip: I2>) rip I2>> (rip: I2>>) 0x8000 bit 0: not activated (register 0) 0x0001 bit 0: not activated 0x0002 bit 0:- 1: Alarm NPS I2> - Step 0x0004 bit 0:- 1: Alarm NPS I2>> - Step 0x0008 bit 0:- 1: rip NPS I2> - Step 0x0010 bit 0:- 1: rip NPS I2>> - Step hermal replica Function theta> (Function ϑ) 0x0020 bit 0: not activated 32 D Modbus RU CSP GB
33 Alarm theta> (Alarm: ϑ) rip theta> (rip ϑ) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0040 bit 0:- 1: Alarm thermal replica 0x0080 bit 0:- 1: rip thermal replica Control circuit supervision Fuse Failure (V) supervision Function CCS (Function CCS) Alarm CCS (Alarm: CCS) Function fuse failure (Function FF) Alarm fuse failure (Alarm: FF) 0x0100 bit 0: not activated 0x0200 bit 0:- 1: Control circuit supervision, defect in one of the selected control circuits 0x0400 bit 0: not activated 0x0800 bit 0:- 1: Voltage transformer supervision, voltage transformer defective ine differential protection Function Idiff> (Fct. Idiff>) rip Idiff> (rip:idiff>) Function Idiff>> (Fct. Idiff>>) rip Idiff>> (rip:idiff>>) 0x1000 bit 0: not activated 0x2000 bit 0:- 1: rip Idiff>.-.step 0x4000 bit 0: not activated 0x8000 bit 0:- 1: rip Idiff>>.-.step Protectionfunctions (register 0, 1) Under- and overvoltage steps Function U< (Function U<) 1 (register 1) 0x0001 bit 0: not activated Function U<< (Function U<<) Function U> (Function U>) 0x0002 bit 0: not activated 0x0004 bit 0: not activated D Modbus RU CSP GB 33
34 Function U>> (Function U>>) Alarm U< (Alarm: U<) Alarm U<< (Alarm: U<<) Alarm U> (Alarm: U>) Alarm U>> (Alarm: U>>) rip U< (rip: U<) rip U<< (rip: U<<) rip U> (rip: U>) rip U>> (rip: U>>) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0008 bit 0: not activated 0x0010 bit 0:- 1: Alarm undervoltage U< 0x0020 bit 0:- 1: Alarm undervoltage U<< 0x0040 bit 0:- 1: Alarm undervoltage U> 0x0080 bit 0:- 1: Alarm undervoltage U>> 0x0100 bit 0:- 1: rip undervoltage U< 0x0200 bit 0:- 1: rip undervoltage U<< 0x0400 bit 0:- 1: rip undervoltage U> 0x0800 bit 0:- 1: rip undervoltage U>> Residual voltage steps Function Ue> (Function Ue>) Function Ue>> (Function Ue>>) Alarm Ue> (Alarm: Ue>) 0x1000 bit 0: not activated 0x2000 bit 0: not activated 0x4000 bit 0:- 1: Alarm residual voltage Ue> Alarm Ue>> (Alarm: Ue>>) 0x8000 bit 0:- 1: Alarm residual voltage Ue>> rip Ue> (rip: Ue>) (register 0) 0x0001 bit 0:- 1: rip residual voltage Ue> rip Ue>> (rip: Ue>>) 0x0002 bit 0:- 1: rip residual voltage Ue>> 34 D Modbus RU CSP GB
35 Frequency steps Function f1 (Function f1) Function f2 (Function f2) Function f3 (Function f3) Function f4 (Function f4) U< Freq. block (U< block. freq.) Alarm f1 (Alarm: f1) Alarm f2 (Alarm: f2) Alarm f3 (Alarm: f3) Alarm f4 (Alarm: f4) rip f1 (rip: f1) rip f2 (rip: f2) rip f3 (rip: f3) rip f4 (rip: f4) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0004 bit 0: not activated 0x0008 bit 0: not activated 0x0010 bit 0: not activated 0x0020 bit 0: not activated 0x0040 bit 0:- 1: Frequency blocked by sep. undervoltage recording 0x0080 bit 0: - 1: Alarm frequency step 1 0x0100 bit 0: - 1: Alarm frequency step 2 0x0200 bit 0: 1: Alarm frequency step 3 0x0400 bit 0:- 1: Alarm frequency step 4 0x0800 bit 0:- 1: rip frequency step 1 0x1000 bit 0:- 1: rip frequency step 2 0x2000 bit 0:- 1: rip frequency step 3 0x4000 bit 0:- 1: rip frequency step 4 0x8000 unused Protectionfunctions (register 0, 1) Power and reverse power steps Function Pr> (Function Pr>) Function Pr>> (Function Pr>>) 2 (register 1) 0x0001 bit 0: not activated 0x0002 bit 0: not activated D Modbus RU CSP GB 35
36 Function P> (Function P>) Function P>> (Function P>>) Alarm Pr> (Alarm: Pr>) Alarm Pr>> (Alarm: Pr>>) Alarm P> (Alarm: P>) Alarm P>> (Alarm: P>>) rip Pr> (rip: Pr>) rip Pr>> (rip: Pr>>) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0004 bit 0: not activated 0x0008 bit 0: not activated 0x0010 bit 0:- 1: Alarm reverse power Pr> - step 0x0020 bit 0:- 1: Alarm reverse power Pr>> - step 0x0040 bit 0:- 1: Alarm power P> - step 0x0080 bit 0:- 1: Alarm power P>> - step 0x0100 bit 0:- 1: rip reverse power Pr> - step 0x0200 bit 0:- 1: rip reverse power Pr>> - step rip P> (rip: P>) rip P>> (rip: P>>) 0x0400 bit 0:- 1: rip power P> - step 0x0800 bit 0:- 1: rip power P>> - step Automatic reclosing Function AR (Function AR) Short time AR CB on execute (AR(S):CB on) ong-term AR CB on execute (AR():CB on) AR blocking (AR:blocked) AR successful (AR:successful) AR unsuccessful (AR:unsuccessful) 0x1000 bit 0: not activated 0x2000 bit 0:- 1: CB-ON execute by short term AR 0x4000 bit 0:- 1: CB-ON execute by long term AR 0x8000 bit 0:- 1: AR is blocked (register0) 0x0001 bit 0:- 1: AR was successful 0x0002 bit 0:- 1: AR was unsuccessful 36 D Modbus RU CSP GB
37 AR is in progress (AR in progress) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x0004 Bit 0: - 1: AR in progress 0x0008 to 0x8000 unused Protectionfunctions F41 (register 0, 1) Overexcitation Function U/f> (Function U/f>) F41 (register 1) 0x0001 bit 0: not activated Function U/f>> (Function U/f>>) Alarm U/f> (Alarm U/f>) Alarm U/f>> (Alarm U/f>>) rip U/f> (rip U/f>>) rip U/f>> (rip U/f>>) 0x0002 bit 0: not activated 0x0004 bit 0: - 1: Alarm U/f> 0x0008 bit 0: - 1: Alarm U/f>> 0x0010 bit 0:- 1: rip U/f> 0x0020 bit 0:- 1: rip U/f>> Inrush supervision Earth Inrush supervision Function IH2 (Function IH2) Block IH2 (IH2 block 1) Block IH2 (IH2 block 2) Block IH2 (IH2 block 3) Block IH2 (IH2 block) Function IeH2 (Function IeH2) Block IeH2 (IeH2 block E) 0x0040 bit 0: not activated 0x0080 bit 0:- 1: block 1 0x0100 bit 0:- 1: block 2 0x0200 bit 0:- 1: block 3 0x0400 bit 0:- 1: block 0x0800 bit 0: not activated 0x1000 bit 0:- 1: block E D Modbus RU CSP GB 37
38 Earth fault differential protection emperature supervision Function Ide>) (Function Ide>) Function Ide>>) (Function Ide>>) Alarm Ide> (Alarm: Ide>) Alarm Ide>> (Alarm: Ide>>) rip Ide> (rip Ide>) rip Ide>>) (rip Ide>>) Function ϑ1 Alarm (Fct. ϑ1 Alarm) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x2000 bit 0: not activated 0x4000 bit 0: not activated 0x8000 bit 0:- 1: Alarm: Ide> (register 0) 0x0001 bit 0:- 1: Alarm: Ide>> 0x0002 bit 0:- 1: rip Ide> 0x0004 bit 0:- 1: rip Ide>> 0x0008 bit 0: not activated Function ϑ1 rip (Fct. ϑ1 rip) Alarm ϑ1 (Alarm ϑ1) rip ϑ1 (rip ϑ1) broken wire ϑ1 (broken wire ϑ1) Function ϑ2 Alarm (Fct. ϑ2 Alarm) Function ϑ2 rip (Fct. ϑ2 rip) Alarm ϑ2 (Alarm ϑ2) rip ϑ2 (rip ϑ2) broken wire ϑ2 (broken wire ϑ2) 0x0010 bit 0: not activated 0x0020 bit 0:- 1: Alarm: ϑ1 0x0040 bit 0:- 1: rip ϑ1 0x0080 0:- 1: broken wire ϑ1 0x0100 bit 0: not activated 0x0200 bit 0: not activated 0x0400 bit 0:- 1: Alarm: ϑ2 0x0800 bit 0:- 1: rip ϑ2 0x1000 bit 0:- 1: broken wire ϑ2 38 D Modbus RU CSP GB
39 ap changer Function on load tap changer (Fct. OC) Register Unit/description Step Comment/description 0x2000 bit 0: not activated Alarm Idiff> 0x4000 bit 0:- 1: Alarm Idiff> Alarm Idiff>> 0x8000 bit 0:- 1: Alarm Idiff>> D Modbus RU CSP GB 39
40 4.4 Commands Main groups sub group/ name Start Register Dezimal type Register Bitmask / Unit Step Comment Switching device control Control switchgear 1 (Ctrl.by SCADA.) Control switchgear 2 (Ctrl.by SCADA.) Control switchgear 3 (Ctrl.by SCADA.) Control switchgear 4 (Ctrl.by SCADA.) Control switchgear 5 (Ctrl.by SCADA.) control Unsafty output command for signal relays via SCADA Command for switching signal relais via SCADA (SCADA:Cmd out 1) Command for switching signal relais via SCADA (SCADA:Cmd out 2) Command for switching signal relais via SCADA (SCADA:Cmd out 3) F2 0x03 bit 00b: no action 01b: Switching command switchgear 1 off 10b: Switching command switchgear 1 on- 11b: reserved F2 0x03 bit 00b: no action 01b: Switching command switchgear 2 off 10b: Switching command switchgear 2 on- 11b: reserved F2 0x03 bit 00b: no action 01b: Switching command switchgear 3 off 10b: Switching command switchgear 3 on- 11b: reserved F2 0x03 bit 00b: no action 01b: Switching command switchgear 4 off 10b: Switching command switchgear 4 on- 11b: reserved F2 0x03 bit 00b: no action 01b: Switching command switchgear 5 off 10b: Switching command switchgear 5 on- 11b: reserved 0 0x0003 bit 00b : No reaction 01b : Setting the command output 1 10b : Resetting the command output 1 11b : reserved 0x000C bit 00b : No reaction 01b : Setting the command output 2 10b : Resetting the command output 2 11b : reserved 0x0030 bit 00b : No reaction 01b : Setting the command output 3 10b : Resetting the command output 3 11b : reserved 40 D Modbus RU CSP GB
41 Main groups sub group/ name Start Register Command for switching signal relais via SCADA (SCADA:Cmd out 4) Command for switching signal relais via SCADA (SCADA:Cmd out 5) Command for switching signal relais via SCADA (SCADA:Cmd out 6) Command for switching signal relais via SCADA (SCADA:Cmd out 7) Dezimal type Register Bitmask / Unit Step Comment 0x00C0 bit 00b : No reaction 01b : Setting the command output 4 10b : Resetting the command output 4 11b : reserved 0x0300 bit 00b : No reaction 01b : Setting the command output 5 10b : Resetting the command output 5 11b : reserved 0x0C00 bit 00b : No reaction 01b : Setting the command output 6 10b : Resetting the command output 6 11b : reserved 0x3000 bit 00b : No reaction 01b : Setting the command output 7 10b : Resetting the command output 7 11b : reserved Release for Circuitbreaker CB1 Release marker (Rel:Ext CB1 on) for the switch command via digital function (Ext CB1 on) for circuit breaker CB x0001 bit 0: not released 1: Release for the digital input with the function Ext CB1 on Resetting and acknowledgement commands, parameter set switchover Acknowledgement ( Reset) x0001 bit 0: No reaction 1: Resetting the display/signal relays 0x0002 unused D Modbus RU CSP GB 41
42 Main groups sub group/ name Start Register command to change the activate protection set via SCADA ("Parameterset 1") ("Parameterset 2") ("Parameterset 3") ("Parameterset 4") Dezimal type Register Bitmask / Unit Step Comment 0x003c bit Date to activate one of the protection sets: 0001b = Protection parameter set 1 active, 0010b = Protection parameter set 2 active, 0011b = Protection parameter set 3 active, 0100b = Protection parameter set 4 active, 0x0040 bit unused 0x0080 bit unused Resetting the statistic value of the short-circuit currents Resetting the statistic value AR switching cycles Resetting the statistic value switching cycles Resetting statsitic value energy meter Resetting value thermal replica Resetting the operating hours 0x0100 bit 0: No reaction 1: Resetting 0x0200 bit 0: No reaction 1: Resetting 0x0400 bit 0: No reaction 1: Resetting 0x0800 bit 0: No reaction 1: Resetting 0x1000 bit 0: No reaction 1: Resetting 0x2000 bit 0: No reaction 1: Resetting 0x4000 to 0x8000 unused Release for Circuitbreaker CB1 Release marker (Rel:Ext CB1 on) for the switch command via digital function (Ext CB1 on) for circuit breaker CB x0003 bit 00b : No reaction 01b : not released 10b : Release for the digital input with the function Ext CB1 on 11b : reserved 42 D Modbus RU CSP GB
43 Main groups sub group/ name Start Register Release marker (Rel:Ext CB2 on) for the switch command via digital function (Ext CB2 on) for circuit breaker CB2 Dezimal type Register Bitmask / Unit Step Comment 0x000C bit 00b : No reaction 01b : not released 10b : Release for the digital input with the function Ext CB2 on 11b : reserved ransfer new time setting Milliseconds 3 DWORD ms of the day from 0.00 (midnight). Date WORD Days since D Modbus RU CSP GB 43
44 4.5 Explanations to the Annotation to the data point lists : For many Modbus es the with its associated format is already included in the data point list and therefore not listed in the table below. When transmitting several Registers, the order of the respective values in the Response or Query is stated in the column. It has to be observed that Register 0 is the first one and all further Registers then follow accordingly. code Value/Bitmask Unit Description F unsigned integer F2 unsigned short unsigned long op valued word of the»long value«is saved in the first Register (Register 0), lowest valued word of the»long value«is saved in the second Register (Register 1). Example : saved as F4 char name[32] Description Description signed long Measuring value op valued word of the»long value«is saved in the first Register (Register 0), lowest valued word of the»long value«is saved in the second Register (Register 1). Example: saved as F6 unsigned long value, 3 Decimal digits F7 signed short, 3 Decimal digits Measuring value op valued word of the»long value«is saved in the first Register (Register 0), lowest valued word of the»long value«is saved in the second Register (Register 1). Example: saved as Measuring value he signed value in Register 0 must divide by Example: gespeichert als F8 3 Register Measuring value as signed long and factor as unsigned short op valued word of the»long value«is saved in the first Register (Register 0), lowest valued word of the»long value«is saved in the second Register (Register 1). In the third Register the factor Power = Measuring Value * Factor is stated. F9 unsigned byte F10... enumeration (codes) 44 D Modbus RU CSP GB
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