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R/W: Read and write
It is possible to both read and write to these registers.
W: Write only
These registers can only be written. Attempting read access to these registers causes an
error.
W/R0: Write only and read 0
These registers can only be written. Read access to these registers results in a zero as re-
sponse.
Datatype
This column contains the data type to be used for decoding the contents of each respective
register.
ASCII
Each register (16 Bit) contains two ASCII characters. When the number is entered, the num-
ber of individual registers contained in the character string is determined.
Example:
Dez:1234567
Hex: 0X31, 0X32, 0X33, 0X34, 0X35, 0X36, 0X37
Zero-terminated: “12345670”
Hex: 0X31, 0X32, 0X33, 0X34, 0X35, 0X36, 0X37, 0X00
Number of registers = 4: Hex: 0X3231, 0X3433, 0X3534, 0X0037
Bit mask
Each bit (bit 15-bit 0) of the register (16 bit) is evaluated individually.
Example: “Resetting the tariff meter”
Bit 0: Reset tariff 1
Bit 1: Reset tariff 2
Bit 2: Reset tariff 3
Bit 3: Reset tariff 4
An individual tariff meter, or any combination of meters from all tariff meters can be reset.
Bool
This data type makes a logical statement.
0: false
1: true
Fl32
IEEE-754-single number 1.8.23 (32 bits, two 16-bit registers):
1 sign bit: positive and negative