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READING EXAMPLE

Example of MODBUS RTU command for reading the temperature (float value) T = 24.270019 °C from the register 0x19:

Device EE210; slave ID 242 [F2 in Hex]

Reference document, chapter 6.3: http://www.modbus.org/docs/Modbus_Application_Protocol_V1_1b.pdf

Request [Hex]: F2 03 00 19 00 02 01 0F

Modbus ID 

address

Function 

code

Starting 

address Hi

Starting 

address Lo

No. of  

register Hi

No. of  

register Lo

CRC

Request 

[Hex]:

F2

03

00

19

00

02

01

0F

Response [Hex]: F2 03 04 29 00 41 C2 80 A1

Modbus ID 

address

Function 

code

Byte count

Register 1 

value Hi

Register 1 

value Lo

Register 2 

value Hi

Register 2 

value Lo

CRC

Response 

[Hex]:

F2

03

04

29

00

41

C2

80

A1

For decoding of float values (stored according standard IEEE754), please refer to AN0103, chapter 7.

Example of decoding:

Response [Hex]: 

Value in decimal

Byte 1

(Register 2 - Hi)

Byte 2

(Register 2 – Lo)

Byte 3

(Register 1 - Hi)

Byte 4

(Register 1 - Lo)

41

C2

29

00

24,270019

TECHNICAL DATA

(Modification rights reserved)

Measured Values

 

Relative Humidity (RH)

 

Working range 

0...100 %RH

 

RH accuracy

1)

 (incl. hysteresis, non-linearity and repeatability)

 

  Type T1 (wall), T2 (duct):

 

  -15...40 

°C 

(5...104 °F)

 

≤90 %RH 

±(1.3 + 0.003*measured value) %RH

 

 

  -15...40 

°C 

(5...104 °F)

 

>90 %RH 

±2.3 %RH

 

 

  -40...60 

°C 

(-40...140 °F)

 

        

±(1.5 + 0.015*measured value) %RH

 

  Type T3 (remote): 

 

    at 20 °C 

(68 °F)

 

        

±2.5 %RH

 

  Type T13 (outdoor):

 

  -15...40 

°C

 (5...104 °F)

  

≤90 %RH  

±(1.6 + 0.005*measured value) %RH 

 

  -15...40 

°C 

(5...104 °F) 

 

≥90 %RH  

±3 %RH 

 

  -40...60 

°C 

(0...140 °F) 

 

        

±(2.3 + 0.008*measured value) %RH

 

Temperature (T)

 

T accuracy  

 

  

  Type T1, T2  

Type T3 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Type T13

1) Traceable to intern. standards, administrated by NIST, PTB, BEV,...  The accuracy statement includes the uncertainty of the factory calibration with an enhancement factor k=2 (2-times 

standard deviation). The accuracy was calculated in accordance with EA-4/02 and with regard to GUM (Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement). 

For Type T13: at 24 V DC and RL=250 for A6 versions.

± ∆T [°C]

T [°C]

T [°C]

± ∆T [°C]

± ∆T [°C]

T [°C]

Summary of Contents for EE210

Page 1: ...or and mainly the sensing head shall not be exposed to extreme mechanical stress The sensor must be operated with the filter cap on at all times Do not touch the sensing element inside the sensing hea...

Page 2: ...10501 for Type T13 needs to be ordered separately Type T13 5 20 20 1 5 122 44 105 174 44 94 4 1 6 9 1 7 3 7 4 8 0 2 0 8 0 1 0 8 1 7 80 37 2 80 55 32 12 1 5 3 5 3 5 2 2 1 3 0 5 EE210 with cable gland U...

Page 3: ...t The replacement probe shall be installed as described above Important Make sure that the cable glands are closed tightly for both PE210 probe cable and for the power supply and outputs cable This is...

Page 4: ...y setup current output 0 20 mA corresponds to 10 50 C After switching from I to U voltage output 0 10 V corresponds to 10 50 C A change of the voltage output range for instance to 0 5 V can be made su...

Page 5: ...0 0x27 specific enthalpy kJ kg BTU lb 30042 0x29 frost point temperature C F INTEGER 16 bit read register Function code Register number1 Dec Register address2 Hex Parameter name Unit3 Scale4 30301 0x1...

Page 6: ...2 Register 2 Lo Byte 3 Register 1 Hi Byte 4 Register 1 Lo 41 C2 29 00 24 270019 TECHNICAL DATA Modification rights reserved Measured Values Relative Humidity RH Working range 0 100 RH RH accuracy1 inc...

Page 7: ...y max 40 mA with display max 40 mA 3 wire DC supply typ 33 mA with display max 44 mA AC supply typ 65 mArms with display max 84 mArms Digital interface DC supply typ 5 mA with display max 20 mA AC sup...

Page 8: ...nik Calibration and or adjustment can be performed in the E E Elektronik calibration laboratory For information on the E E capabilities in ISO or accredited calibration please see www eplusecal com Ca...

Page 9: ...to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates...

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