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==== 1. Introduction ==== | ==== 1. Introduction ==== | ||
- | Modbus-TCP is a feature on our [[venus-os: | + | Modbus-TCP is a feature on all our [[venus-os: |
- | Modbus-TCP is an industry standard protocol, that can be used to interface PLCs or other third party equipment with Victron products. Through the Modbus-TCP interface you can read and write date to the chargers, battery monitors, inverter/ | + | Modbus-TCP is an industry standard protocol, that can be used to interface PLCs or other third party equipment with Victron products. Through the Modbus-TCP interface you can read and write data to the chargers, battery monitors, inverter/ |
Besides reading this GX Modbus-TCP Manual, make sure to also read the Modbus-TCP section in our [[https:// | Besides reading this GX Modbus-TCP Manual, make sure to also read the Modbus-TCP section in our [[https:// | ||
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excel sheet containing the Modbus-TCP mapping. This excel sheet is available for download from our website on the [[https:// | excel sheet containing the Modbus-TCP mapping. This excel sheet is available for download from our website on the [[https:// | ||
- | To request the input voltage of a Multi or Quattro, connected to the VE.Bus sockets on the CCGX, use the following settings: Unit-ID 246, and set the data address of the first request register to 3. | + | To request the input voltage of a Multi or Quattro, connected to the VE.Bus sockets on the GX device, use the following settings: Unit-ID 246, and set the data address of the first request register to 3. |
The Modbus-TCP reply will contain 2302. Divide it by 10, as specified in cell E3, and then you have the voltage: 230.2 Volts AC. | The Modbus-TCP reply will contain 2302. Divide it by 10, as specified in cell E3, and then you have the voltage: 230.2 Volts AC. | ||
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|0x02|IllegalDataAddress|The requested Unit-ID is available, but one or more of the requested register(s) does not exist.| | |0x02|IllegalDataAddress|The requested Unit-ID is available, but one or more of the requested register(s) does not exist.| | ||
|0x03|IllegalDataValue|The requested quantity of registers is invalid. See the modbus specs, http:// | |0x03|IllegalDataValue|The requested quantity of registers is invalid. See the modbus specs, http:// | ||
- | |0x0A|GatewayPathUnavailable|The requested Unit-ID is defined in the mapping list, but there is no device found on the mapped port. Double check the Unit-ID mapping list in the excel sheet, and make sure that the device is properly connected to the CCGX, switched on, and that its data is available on the CCGX display.| | + | |0x0A|GatewayPathUnavailable|The requested Unit-ID is defined in the mapping list, but there is no device found on the mapped port. Double check the Unit-ID mapping list in the excel sheet, and make sure that the device is properly connected to the GX device, switched on, and that its data is available on the GX device |
|0x0B|GatewayTargetDeviceFailedToRespond|Requested Unit-ID not found in the mapping list. Double check the Unit-ID mapping list in the excel sheet.| | |0x0B|GatewayTargetDeviceFailedToRespond|Requested Unit-ID not found in the mapping list. Double check the Unit-ID mapping list in the excel sheet.| | ||
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==== 7. Support ==== | ==== 7. Support ==== | ||
- | The recommended method for report | + | The recommended method for support |
Direct company support is only offered on a limited basis. For such support, contact our Victron representative. | Direct company support is only offered on a limited basis. For such support, contact our Victron representative. | ||
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- Login with SSH (use for example Putty in Windows - or simply type //ssh root@[ip address here]// on a Linux or Mac terminal console. | - Login with SSH (use for example Putty in Windows - or simply type //ssh root@[ip address here]// on a Linux or Mac terminal console. | ||
- List the latest log file:< | - List the latest log file:< | ||
- | cat / | + | cat /var/ |
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