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Bundguard 5 12.01.2022 Rev.4
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This table shows the data structure for floating point MODBUS register values.
4.1.10.1 Registers
The BundGuard issue 5 supports the MODBUS RTU protocol via RS232 or RS485. The serial protocol is
configured in the menu system. The BundGuard issue 5 supports the full MODBUS RTU specification,
including extended individual and stream access to device identification objects. Full details of these
functions are detailed in the MODBUS application specification.
Any values that span more than one register address, are always little-endian format.
Available data via the MODBUS interface is provided in the registers detailed below:
4.1.10.2 Discrete inputs
Discrete inputs are read-only Boolean bits that indicate the ON/OFF state of a certain feature or alarm.
These can be accessed through use of correctly formatted MODBUS protocol read-coil functions
detailed in the MODBUS specification.
Reg
Name
Description
0
Unknown Probe error
Indicates an unknown probe error fault when set
1
High water
Indicates a high water alarm when set
2
High Oil
Indicates a high oil alarm when set
3
High Short
Indicates a high short alarm when set
4
Start short
Indicates a start short alarm when set
5
Stop open
Indicates a stop open alarm when set
6
Start open
Indicates a start open alarm when set
7
P1 current
Indicates Pump 1 is reading a current value above the threshold
8
P2 current
Indicates Pump 2 is reading a current value above the threshold
9
Connector
Indicates a disconnected connector when set
10
P1 disable
Indicates a pump disable alarm for pump 1 when set
11
P2 disable
Indicates a pump disable alarm for pump 2 when set
12
Pressure 1
Indicates an over-pressure alarm for sensor 1 when set
13
Pressure 2
Indicates an over-pressure alarm for sensor 2 when set
14
Battery backup
Indicates a mains failure and operation from battery power when set
15
P1 current disable
Indicates pump 1 has been disabled due to continued over-current alarms when set
16
P2 current disable
Indicates pump 2 has been disabled due to continued over-current alarms when set
17
GSM connected
Indicates the GSM module has connected to a network when set
18
Pump Stop
Indicates the water level is below the start probe and all pumps are disengaged
19
Pump Start
Indicates the water level is above the start probe and respective pumps are engaged
20
Pump Mid
Indicates the water level is between the start and stop probe and the pumps are engaged
21
Over current 1
Pump 1 is temporarily halted to attempt to recover from an over-current event
22
Over current 2
Pump 2 is temporarily halted to attempt to recover from an over-current event
23
GSM initialised
The GSM module has initialised and has started discovery of a network
24
2
nd
pump
The second pump has been enabled when set
25
GSM
The GSM module is enabled when set
26
Flow monitoring
Flow monitoring enabled when set
27
Battery backup
Battery backup enabled when set
28
Current monitoring
Current monitoring enabled when set
29
Pressure monitoring
Pressure monitoring enabled when set
30
Filter sensor type
Sensor type selected is a switch-type when set and transducer-type when reset
31
MODBUS
MODBUS enabled when set (included for completeness)
32
Connector disconnect
Connector disconnect alarm enabled when set
33
Auto changeover
Auto changeover enabled when set
34
Mains alert
Mains alert relay enabled when set
35
GSM configured
GSM has a valid forwarding number assigned when set
36
MODBUS protocol
MODBUS is communicated via RS485 when set and RS232 when reset