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From steven.tolley (at) silverfernfarms.co.nz
I am planning utilising an AB Micrologix 1110 controller as a Master RTU on a Modbus network that consists of 6 Krohne IFC 300 signal converters in a multidrop system.
The data that I am monitoring from the slave device is in the form of a "double float" 4 register format and represents cubic metres. Micrologix 1100 allows the data to be read in the format of "byte" or "integer" and I was wondering if there is any previous history of others that have successfully retrieved the data under these circumstances. Any help please would be gratefully received.
Regards,
Steve
I am planning utilising an AB Micrologix 1110 controller as a Master RTU on a Modbus network that consists of 6 Krohne IFC 300 signal converters in a multidrop system.
The data that I am monitoring from the slave device is in the form of a "double float" 4 register format and represents cubic metres. Micrologix 1100 allows the data to be read in the format of "byte" or "integer" and I was wondering if there is any previous history of others that have successfully retrieved the data under these circumstances. Any help please would be gratefully received.
Regards,
Steve
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It's actually pretty easy. Just look up the docs on IEEE 64-bit float format.
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>It's actually pretty easy. Just look up the docs on IEEE 64-bit float format.<
Hi Steve, thanks for the feedback but I am not so gifted to completely understand the documentation regarding this format. In a "simple" manner of asking, I am more concerned how the AB Micrologix 1100 controller would interpret/read the correct data as defined by the 4 word binary data, that the controller receives that information. Do you have any help in this area.
Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Steve
Hi Steve, thanks for the feedback but I am not so gifted to completely understand the documentation regarding this format. In a "simple" manner of asking, I am more concerned how the AB Micrologix 1100 controller would interpret/read the correct data as defined by the 4 word binary data, that the controller receives that information. Do you have any help in this area.
Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Steve
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