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Possible I/O tag types: Ai, Ci, TiA, TiR, TxtI, TxtO

Two types of addresses can be configured:

• Simple address: a number that is an index of the value in the M-Bus data packet. To get detailed information on unknown devices, activate debug logs using the FULL_DEBUG parameter.
  An example of debug log (individual rows correspond with addresses 1 to 9, value is displayed at the end of listing after the text "Val"):

  
  >> Adr.1,DF:0CH (8 digit BCD)(inst. val),VIF:05H=Energy 0*10^2 [Wh],VIFE:7DH=Multiplicative corr. factor 10^3,Val:0
  >> Adr.2,DF:0CH (8 digit BCD)(inst. val),VIF:15H=Volume 0*10^-1 [m3],Val:0
  >> Adr.3,DF:0CH (8 digit BCD)(inst. val),VIF:3DH=Volume Flow 0*10^-1 [m3/h],Val:0
  >> Adr.4,DF:0CH (8 digit BCD)(inst. val),VIF:2DH=Power 0*10^2 [W],Val:0
  >> Adr.5,DF:02H (16 bit int)(val during err),VIF:5AH=Flow temperature 0*10^-1 [C],Val:0
  >> Adr.6,DF:02H (16 bit int)(val during err),VIF:5EH=Return temperature 0*10^-1 [C],Val:0
  >> Adr.7,DF:03H (24 bit int)(val during err),VIF:60H=Temperature difference 0*10^-3 [K],Val:0
  >> Adr.8,DF:0CH (8 digit BCD)(inst. val),VIF:78H=Fabrication No.,Val:53155203
  >> Adr.9,DF:0CH (8 digit BCD)(inst. val),VIF:7DH=Extension of VIF-codes,VIFE:10H=Customer location,Val:53155203
  

• Address of header objects: in 0.subadr format enables to address objects located in a header of an answer. A device can answer using fixed or variable responses that have different header contents. The following table lists header objects and their addresses for fixed and variable respond.

  Object	Value type	Address in fix respond	Address in variable respond
  Identification No.	Ci, TxtI	0.0	0.0
  Manufacturer	TxtI (3 characters)	-	0.1
  Version	Ci	-	0.2
  Medium	Ci	-	0.3
  Access No.	Ci	0.1	0.4
  Status	Ci	0.2	0.5
  Signature	Ci	-	0.6

  
  An example of a debug log for variable response:

  
  Variable data respond CI=0x72 mode 1 from St:'B.MBUS_SENSUS'(0) detected.
  >> Adr.0.0,Identification No.,Val=53155203
  >> Adr.0.1,Manufacturer,Val='SEN'
  >> Adr.0.2,Version,Val=12
  >> Adr.0.3,Medium,Val=4
  >> Adr.0.4,Access Nr.,Val=50
  >> Adr.0.5,Status,Val=16
  >> Adr.0.6,Signature,Val=0
     

Writing

An output text I/O tag (TxtO) with address 1 is designated for writing. The opening sequence <68><Length><Length><68> and the ending <CRC><16> are added to the data written to the I/O tag.

The write is successful if a short reply <E5> is received from the station.

Example script for Sensus HRI-Mei (communication module for water meters Sensus HRI-MeiStream and Sensus HRI-MeiStream Plus):

; command Clearing Rotation Counters
; sent request (data part is bold, header/footer are normal) and received response:
;L:L.Sensus_Mei REQ-<68><08><08><68><73><00><51><0F><02><1F><20><7A><8E><16>
;L:L.Sensus_Mei RSP-<E5>

TEXT _stAdr = %Chr(%StrToI("16#00#")) ; station address
TEXT _val

_val := %Chr(%StrToI("16#73#")) + _stAdr + %Chr(%StrToI("16#51#")) + %Chr(%StrToI("16#0F#")) + %Chr(%StrToI("16#02#")) + %Chr(%StrToI("16#1F#")) + %Chr(%StrToI("16#20#")) + %Chr(%StrToI("16#7A#")) 
M.Mei_write := _val

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Specific data of Multical III device

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• Ver. 1.0 - June 26th, 2000 – Document creation.
• Ver. 1.1 – November 9th, 2000 – Testing Danfoss CALSTREEM.
• Ver. 1.2 – December 14th, 2000 – Change of the outputs AUX1 and AUX2 from Ci to Ai
• Ver. 1.3 - November 22nd, 2005 - Redesigned by M-Bus Rev. 4.8.
• Ver. 1.4 - March 10th, 2021 - Added "Accept Reply To Broadcast" parameter
• Ver. 1.5 - June 14, 2024 - Support fro writing

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