What OBIS code must I use for my new Landis & Gyr E650 meter
sdg.marinusvz
2024-03-06 12:46
Use MAP120 or (dot)MAP120, and find out what the OBIS code of the instrumentation profile itself is, and if you can't see, capture the binary comms (all the comms) when reading instrumentation profile, so we can see which value he is reading.
(because is uses SN, not LN, that means, it has arbitrary indexes for different OBIS codes in a lookup table)
(but we read that, and put it in our database, so if we can get the indexes he reads, we should be able to look up the OBIS codes)
sdg.marinusvz
2024-03-06 12:51
no, I guarantee you, the OBIS code for the instrumentation profile is not 1-1:1.8.4. An OBIS code must be 6 numbers.
1.1.1.8.4 is probably some energy register
we're looking for a 'list' type OBIS code
The 6 numbers are named A to F
A = 1 is Electricity related objects
B = 1 is Channel 1
C = 1 is Active Power (that is the import kWh)
D = 8 is Time integral 1
E = 4 is rate 4. That is typically a TOU register value?
B = 1 is Channel 1
C = 1 is Active Power (that is the import kWh)
D = 8 is Time integral 1
E = 4 is rate 4. That is typically a TOU register value?
or it can be 4 ΣLi Active transformer losses+ No Load Active, positive
NLA+ = (FeA1+) + (FeA2+) + (FeA3+) QI+QIV
F = ? sometimes not used, in which case they usually say 255, so probably Ge* means 1.1.1.8.4.255
that is an extract from IEC62056-61
F = ? sometimes not used, in which case they usually say 255, so probably Ge* means 1.1.1.8.4.255
that is an extract from IEC62056-61
OBIS is OBIS, you can mention the codes incompletely, there are standard ways of doing that, but you don't have Landis OBIS and pnpscada OBIS, OBIS is one thing.
sdg.marinusvz
2024-03-06 12:52
Last Edited 2024-03-06 12:56
The OBIS code for a profile itself, is typically something like:
1.0.99.1.0.255 or
1.0.99.1.1.255 or
1.0.99.1.2.255 or
1.0.99.1.3.255 or
0.1.24.3.0.255 or
1.0.98.1.0.255 or
0.2.24.3.0.255 or
0.3.24.3.0.255 or
0.4.24.3.0.255 or
0.5.24.3.0.255 or
0.1.24.3.0.255 or
0.0.99.1.0.255 or
0.0.99.2.0.255 or
0.0.99.128.1.255 or
0.0.99.129.1.255
Those are all examples of the OBIS code used for profile for various DLMS meters.
As you can see, the degree of 'standardisation' is limited.
But that third 1 in position C, basically means active forward energy, in the OBIS standard, so that is not it. G* doesn't understand your question, or he doesn't understand OBIS.
Those are all examples of the OBIS code used for profile for various DLMS meters.
As you can see, the degree of 'standardisation' is limited.
But that third 1 in position C, basically means active forward energy, in the OBIS standard, so that is not it. G* doesn't understand your question, or he doesn't understand OBIS.
We are not looking for the code of energy, we want the code for the whole profile data log, with sampleperiod, column setup, including timestamp column and the different energies, and then the profile itself, all accessible via different attribute codes on the same profile related OBIS code.
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