A series – GE Industrial Solutions A Series Lighting Control Panelboards Modbus Register Map User Manual
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A Series
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Lighting Controller Modbus Register Map
Calendar Objects
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Request
Response
Field Name
Hex Field Name
Hex
Device Address
01 Device Address
01
Function
10 Error Code
86
Register Address Hi
27 Register Address Hi
27
Register Address Lo
15 Register Address Lo
15
Register Value Hi
00 Register Value Hi
00
Register Value Lo
02 Register Value Lo
05
Reg. Value 1 Hi
07 Packet CRC Hi
Reg. Value 1 Lo
16 Packet CRC Lo
Reg. Value 2 Hi
08
Reg. Value 2 Lo
68
Packet CRC Hi
Packet CRC Lo
Table 73. Sample packets for a multiple write to edit the Date List.
Read Calendar Properties Date List
Table 74 is an example of a read of CAL properties: read
the first four entries on the date list after the new entry
was added in the previous example: Reg10004–Reg10011
(Function 3, CAL1 in map).
Request
Response
Field Name
Hex Field Name
Hex
Device Address
01 Device Address
01
Function
03 Function
03
Register Address Hi
27 Byte Count
10
Register Address Lo 13 Register Value Hi (10004)
05
No. of Registers Hi
00 Register Value Lo (10004) 0D
No. of Registers Lo
08 Register Value Hi (10005)
02
Packet CRC Hi
Register Value Lo (10005) 68
Packet CRC Lo
Register Value Hi (10006)
07
Register Value Lo (10006) 16
Register Value Hi (10007)
08
Register Value Lo (10007) 68
Register Value Hi (10008)
04
Register Value Lo (10008) 01
Register Value Hi (10009)
04
Register Value Lo (10009) 68
Register Value Hi (10010)
FF
Register Value Lo (10010) FF
Register Value Hi (10011)
FF
Register Value Lo (10011) FF
Packet CRC Hi
Packet CRC Lo
Table 74. Sample packets for a read of CAL properties – date entries.
The response is as follows:
Reg10004–Reg10005 first entry: 0x050D0268, Friday Feb
13, 2004 Reg10006–Reg10007 second entry:
0x07160868, Sunday Aug 22, 2004
Reg10008–Reg10009 third entry: 0x04010468, Thursday
April 1, 2004
Reg10010–Reg10011 fourth entry: 0xFFFFFFFF, empty
Multiple Write of New Entry to Date List
Table 75 is an example of a multiple write to add a new
entry to the date list (Function 16, CAL1 in map).
Note that since we know that CAL has only three entries,
to add a new entry, we add the date to the fourth entry:
Reg10010–Reg10011. The new entry added is Wednesday
May 5, 2004: 0x03050568.
Request
Response
Field Name
Hex Field Name
Hex
Device Address
01 Device Address
01
Function
10 Function
10
Register Address Hi
27 Register Address Hi
27
Register Address Lo
19 Register Address Lo
19
Register Value Hi
00 Register Value Hi
00
Register Value Lo
02 Register Value Lo
02
Reg. Value 1 Hi
03 Packet CRC Hi
Reg. Value 1 Lo
05 Packet CRC Lo
Reg. Value 2 Hi
05
Reg. Value 2 Lo
68
Packet CRC Hi
Packet CRC Lo
Table 75. Sample packets for a multiple write of a new entry.Read
Calendar Properties Date List
Table 76 is an example of a read of CAL properties: read
the first four entries on the date list after the new entry in
the previous example: Reg10004–Reg10011 (Function 3,
CAL1 in map).
Request
Response
Field Name
Hex Field Name
Hex
Device Address
01 Device Address
01
Function
03 Function
03
Register Address Hi
27 Byte Count
10
Register Address Lo
13 Register Value Hi (10004)
05
No. of Registers Hi
00 Register Value Lo (10004) 0D
No. of Registers Lo
08 Register Value Hi (10005)
02
Packet CRC Hi
Register Value Lo (10005) 68
Packet CRC Lo
Register Value Hi (10006)
07
Register Value Lo (10006) 16
Register Value Hi (10007)
08
Register Value Lo (10007) 68
Register Value Hi (10008)
04
Register Value Lo (10008) 01
Register Value Hi (10009)
04
Register Value Lo (10009) 68
Register Value Hi (10010)
03
Register Value Lo (10010) 05
Register Value Hi (10011)
05
Register Value Lo (10011) 68
Packet CRC Hi
Packet CRC Lo
Table 76. Sample packets for a read of CAL properties – date entries.