Energy Module Commands

General

GST : GeneralStatus

Gives back the general status of the module.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • status: 1xBYTE status
    • todo explain the status values.

TON : TimeOn

Gives back the time in seconds the module is running.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • time : 1xUINT32 time running [s]

FIV : FirmwareIDVersion

Gives back the firmware ID and version.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • ID and version: 16 chars (ex. "OMFPC_0_1_1")

Power

FST : FeedStatus

Gives back the status of each currentFeeds in the energymodule. Normally the status will always be the same per 2 feeds because the status is the one per chip which is per 2 feeds.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • feedstatus : 12xUINT32
    • The bits in each UINT32 are described in the manual of CS5480 with keyword STATUS0

FCO : FeedCounter

Gives back the number of currentFeeds in the energymodule. this should be fixed to 12.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • feedcount : UINT16 number of feeds [#]

VOL : Voltage

Gives back the voltages that the energymodule measure.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • Voltage : 3xFLOAT [V]

FRE : Frequency

Gives back the frequencies that the energymodule measure for the different voltage channels.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • Freqency : 3xFLOAT [Hz]

CUR : Current

Gives back the current that the energymodule measure.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • Current : 12xFLOAT [A]

POW : Power

Gives back the real power that the energymodule measure.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • Power : 12xFLOAT [W]

ENE : Energy

Gives back the energy that the energymodule calculate.

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • Energy : 12xUINT32 [kWh]

or set the energy to a specific value

• Input
  • Fixed value : 1 BYTE set to 0xAA
  • EnergySetValue : 12xUINT32 [kWh] set to 48x 0x00 if you want to reset all the energies
• Output
  • none

EDA : EnergyDay

Gives back the energy that the energymodule calculate when the module is set to day mode (see [SDN : SetDayNight]).

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • EnergyDay : 12xUINT32 [kWh]

or set the energy to a specific value

• Input
  • Fixed value : 1 BYTE set to 0xAA
  • EnergySetValue : 12xUINT32 [kWh] set to 48x 0x00 if you want to reset all the energies
• Output
  • none

ENI : EnergyNight

Gives back the energy that the energymodule calculate when the module is set to night mode (see [SDN : SetDayNight]).

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • EnergyNight : 12xUINT32 [kWh]

or set the energy to a specific value

• Input
  • Fixed value : 1 BYTE set to 0xAA
  • EnergySetValue : 12xUINT32 [kWh] set to 48x 0x00 if you want to reset all the energies
• Output
  • none

SDN : SetDayNight

Set the EnergyModule in day or nightmode. This is used if different rates are used for day and night. This value can be set per feed.

• Input
  • DayNight : 12xBYTE [night:0,day:1]
• Output
  • none

Calibration

SVO : SetVoltage

parameter = 1x4 bytes type float in [V] There are 3 voltage channels that can be calibrated. The parameter should be the voltage connected to one or more of the voltage channels. Only the channels that have a voltage above 10V (before calibration) will be calibrated. This way you can calibrate every channel separately or in one shot. If the calibrated value deviate more than factor 2 (in both directions), the value will also be 'floored'. [edit] Calibration of the voltage

SCU : SetCurrent

parameter = 1x4 bytes type float in [A] There are 12 current channels that can be calibrated. The parameter should be the current connected to one or more of the current channels. <<-- what with different current-sensors? should be calibrated with 1 current sensor and an extra parameter should be used to have an extra factor to use in the calculation. Only the channels that have a current above 0.1A (before calibration) will be calibrated. This way you can calibrate every channel separately or in one shot. If the calibrated value deviate more than factor 2 (in both directions), the value will also be 'floored'.

Bootloader

BGT : BootloaderGoTo

Go to bootloader

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • none

BEC : Bootloader Erase Code

• Input
  • page address : 1xUINT16
• Output
  • none

value between 11 and ... (first 10 pages are bootloader)

one page is 4096 bytes so if you delete 1 page you have to do some BWC's to fill it up

BWC : Bootloader Write Code

Before doing a write make sure that an erase is done with BEC

• Input
  • start address : 1 UINT32
  • Code : 32xUINT32 with data
• Output
  • none

BJA : Bootloader Jump Application

Go back to app if code is valid (checksum is ok) ACK if jump to app will be preformed, REPLY_NAK_INTERNAL if not ok

• Input
  • none
• Output
  • none

Error codes

• REPLY_ACK = 0
• REPLY_NAK_INTERNAL = 1
• REPLY_NAK_FUNCTION_NOT_KNOWN = 2
• REPLY_NAK_INDEX_NOT_OK = 3
• REPLY_OUT_OF_BOUNCE = 4
• REPLY_NAK_NO_SET = 5
• REPLY_NAK_NO_GET = 6
• REPLY_NO_REPLY = 7