Siemens UL1066, UL 489 specifications Complete List of Datasets, Data bytes

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Complete List of Datasets

Datasets: addresses, number of registers and read/write access of each.

		Starting			Padding	Read/
		register	Number	Number of	byte	write
Dataset	Description	address	of registers	data bytes	required	access
0	NST 2000/S7 diagnostic information	0000h	2	4	-	Rd
1	NST 2000/S7 diagnostic information (includes DS0)	0100h	8	16	-	Rd
51	Main overview	3300h	119	238	-	Rd
60	Control waveform	3C00h	28	55	Yes	Rd/Wr
61	Diagnostic waveform	3D00h	27	54	-	Rd
62	Diagnostic waveform data channel A and B	3E00h	120	240	-	Rd
64	Diagnostic harmonics	4000h	66	131	Yes	Rd
68	Modules information overview	4400h	23	45	Yes	Rd/Wr
69	Control modules	4500h	22	43	Yes	Rd
72	Metering data: min./max. current, form factor, crest factor	4800h	118	236	-	Rd
73	Metering data: min./max. voltage	4900h	87	174	-	Rd
74	Metering data: min./max. power	4A00h	68	136	-	Rd
76	Metering data: min./max. frequency and THD	4C00h	46	92	-	Rd
77	Metering data: min./max. temperature	4D00h	29	58	-	Rd
78	Metering data: min./max. current (VL only)	4E00h	52	104	-	Rd
91	Statistic information	5B00h	42	84	-	Rd
92	Diagnostic breaker	5C00h	97	194	-	Rd
93	Control metering/trip unit	5D00h	14	27	Yes	Wr
94	Metering data	5E00h	99	197	Yes	Rd
97	Identification details	6100h	112	223	Yes	Rd
98	HW/SW versions	6200h	47	93	Yes	Rd
100	Identification NST2000	6400h	50	100	-	Rd
128	Metering parameters	8000h	52	103	Yes	Rd/Wr
129	Protective parameters	8100h	70	139	Yes	Rd/Wr
130	Set point parameters	8200h	74	148	-	Rd/Wr
131	Parameters ON/OFF	8300h	35	70	-	Rd/Wr
160	Bus parameters	A000h	39	77	Yes	Rd/Wr
162	Device configuration	A200h	38	75	Yes	Rd/Wr
165	Identification description	A500h	97	194	-	Rd/Wr

NOTE:

1.Each Dataset’s starting address is the Dataset’s number, converted to hex, used as the high byte of the address. Example for Dataset 51:51 decimal equals 33 hex, which gives an address of 3300 hex.

2.Notice that datasets: 60, 64, 68, 69, 93, 94, 97, 98, 128, 129, 160 and 162 have an odd number of data bytes and must be padded with an extra byte at the end of the dataset (set to 00 hex) to create an even number of words (registers).

3.Dataset 98 is for internal use only.

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