Memory Map

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Memory Map

An EOL Zenith data-logger device provides measurement variables by using a proprietary protocol, based on the Modbus standard. Therefore, these variables are addressed in the Holding Registers area of that device. The first 7 (seven) provided variables have a fixed mapping, according to the next table.

Fixed mapping

Address

Variable

40001

Identifier

40003

Battery

40005

Hour

40007

Minute

40009

Day

40011

Month

40012

Year

 

NOTE

Since the variables stored by this device have a Float data type with 4 (four) bytes and registers in Modbus standard are composed by a Word data type with 2 (two) bytes, a variable is composed by 2 (two) registers of this device. Therefore, the addressing happens every 2 (two) addresses.

 

The other registers provided for reading in an EOL Zenith data-logger device have a variable mapping. However, there is a typical configuration, shown on the next table.

Typical variable mapping

Address

Variable

40015

Snapshot V1

40017

Average V1

40019

TI30_1: turbulence intensity 1 (30 s)

40021

Variance 1: 10 min

40023

Maximum V1

40025

Minimum V1

40027

Snapshot V2

40029

Average V2

40031

TI30_2: turbulence intensity 2 (30 s)

40033

Variance 2: 10 min

40035

Maximum V2

40037

Minimum V2

40039

Snapshot V3

40041

Average V3

40043

Maximum V3

40045

Minimum V3

40047

Snapshot direction 1

40049

Average direction 1

40051

Snapshot direction 2

40053

Average direction 2

40055

Snapshot temperature

40057

Average temperature

40059

Snapshot HR

40061

Average HR

40063

Snapshot pressure

40065

Average pressure

40067

Snapshot vertical anemometer

40069

Average vertical anemometer

 

NOTE

The previous table describes a typical configuration but, when using the manufacturer's software, users can configure a memory map. In this case, the variables may have their addresses changed.

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