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DPM4 - Modbus Table - EN

This manual provides detailed information on the Modbus-RTU communication protocol and the DL/T 645 communicating protocol for the DPM4M and DPM4C energy meters. It includes message formats, communication address information, and data register descriptions for various electrical parameters. The document emphasizes the importance of adhering to the specified address tables when writing setting registers to avoid instrument malfunctions.

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DPM4 - Modbus Table - EN

This manual provides detailed information on the Modbus-RTU communication protocol and the DL/T 645 communicating protocol for the DPM4M and DPM4C energy meters. It includes message formats, communication address information, and data register descriptions for various electrical parameters. The document emphasizes the importance of adhering to the specified address tables when writing setting registers to avoid instrument malfunctions.

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Din rail mounted energy meter

modbus address

This manual is applicable to the product model

DPM4M
DPM4C
2
3

Content
1. Modbus-RTU communication ....................................................................................................... 4
1.1 message format ................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Communication address information table ........................................................................ 5
2. DL/T 645 communicating protocol .............................................................................................. 13
2.1transfer characteristic ........................................................................................................ 13
2.2Application description ...................................................................................................... 14
2.3 DL/T 645-1997 communicating protocol .......................................................................... 17
2.3.1 Electric energy data................................................................................................ 17
2.3.2 Variable data .......................................................................................................... 18
2.3.3 Parametric data ...................................................................................................... 19
2.4 DL/T 645-2007 communicating protocol .......................................................................... 20
2.4.1 Electric energy data................................................................................................ 20
2.4.2 Variable data .......................................................................................................... 21
2.4.3 Total harmonic distortion data ............................................................................... 22
2.4.4 Demand data .......................................................................................................... 23
2.4.5 Reference data ....................................................................................................... 23
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1. Modbus-RTU communication
1.1 Message format
Read data register value (function code 0x03/0x04)
frame addre numeric data code
check
structu ss FC Start register Number of
code
re code address registers
occupi
ed 1byte 1byte 2byte 2byte 2byte
byte
master
data 1~ 0x03/0x0
request Max 100 CRC16
area 247 4
exampl
es
of 0x01 0x03 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x06 0xC5 0xC8
messag
es
frame addre numeric data code
check
structu ss FC Register
register value code
re code bytes
occupi
Slave
ed 1byte 1byte 2byte 12byte 2byte
respon
byte
se
exampl
es of
0x01 0x03 0x0C 12 CRC16
messag
es
Note: The start register address of the host request is the data header address of the query. The
number of the registers is the length of the query data. For example, the address of the upper
start register is the "0x0000", and the number of the registers is 6 (0x0006).
Write setting register (function code 0x10)
frame addre numeric data code
check
structu ss FC Start register Number of
code
re code address registers
occupi
ed 1byte 1byte 2byte 2byte 2byte
byte
master
data 1~
request 0x10 0x0802 Max 100 CRC16
area 247
exampl
es
of 0x01 0x10 0x08 0x02 0x00 0x06 0x2FE2
messag
es
5

frame addre numeric data code


check
structu ss FC Register
register value code
re code bytes
occupi
Slave
ed 1byte 1byte 2byte 12byte 2byte
respon
byte
se
exampl
es of
0x01 0x10 0x08 0x02 0x00 0x01 0xA269
messag
es
Note: Please set the information address table in strict accordance with the following instrument
when writing the setting register. Do not attempt to modify the unused area. The write data does
not allow the setting range to be exceeded. The wrong write-setting register has the potential to
cause the instrument to work abnormally. Be careful.
1.2 MODBUS-RTU Address Information
Data register:
Address Format Data description Unit R/W
0000-0001 float A phase voltage V R
0002-0003 float B phase voltage V R
0004-0005 float C phase voltage V R
0006-0007 float AB line voltage V R
0008-0009 float BC line voltage V R
000A-000B float CA line voltage V R
000C-000D float A phase current A R
000E-000F float B phase current A R
0010-0011 float C phase current A R
0012-0013 float A Phase active power kW R
0014-0015 float B Phase active power kW R
0016-0017 float C Phase active power kW R
0018-0019 float Total active power kW R
001A-001B float A Active power kvar R
001C-001D float B Active power kvar R
001E-001F float C Active power kvar R
0020-0021 float Total reactive power kvar R
0022-0023 float A Phase view power kVA R
0024-0025 float B Phase view power kVA R
0026-0027 float C Phase view power kVA R
0028-0029 float Total apparent power kVA R
002A-002B float A Phase power factor - R
002C-002D float B Phase power factor - R
002E-002F float C Phase power factor - R
0030-0031 float Total power factor - R
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0032-0033 float frequency Hz R


0034-0035 float Positive active electric energy kWh R
0036-0037 float Reverse active electric energy kWh R
0038-0039 float Positive reactive energy kvarh R
003A-003B float Reverse reactive energy kvarh R
003C-00FF -- -- -- --
0100 Int Time (high byte: year, low byte: month) - R
0101 Int Time (high byte: day, low byte: time) - R
0102 Int Time (high byte: minute, low byte: second) - R
0103-0105 -- -- -- --
0106-0107 Long Positive active electric energy 10Wh R
0108-0109 Long Reverse active electric energy 10Wh R
010A-010B Long Positive reactive energy 10varh R
010C-010D Long Reverse reactive energy 10varh R
010E-010F Long Apparent electric energy 10VAh R
0110-0111 Long First quadrant reactive electric energy 10varh R
0112-0113 Long Second quadrant reactive electric energy 10varh R
0114-0115 Long Third quadrant reactive electric energy 10varh R
0116-0117 Long Fourth quadrant reactive electric energy 10varh R
0118-0119 Long Active energy [Total] 10Wh R
011A-011B Long Active energy [Tip] 10Wh R
011C-011D Long Active energy [Peak] 10Wh R
011E-011F Long Active energy [Flat] 10Wh R
0120-0121 Long Active energy [Valley] 10Wh R
0122-0123 Long This month active energy [Total] 10Wh R
0124-0125 Long This month active energy [Tip] 10Wh R
0126-0127 Long This month active energy [Peak] 10Wh R
0128-0129 Long This month active energy [Flat] 10Wh R
012A-012B Long This month active energy [Valley] 10Wh R
012C-012D Long Last month active energy [Total] 10Wh R
012E-012F Long Last month active energy [tip] 10Wh R
0130-0131 Long Last month active energy [Peak] 10Wh R
0132-0133 Long Last month active energy[Flat] 10Wh R
0134-0135 Long Last month active energy[Valley] 10Wh R
0136-0137 Long The month before last active energy [Total] 10Wh R
0138-0139 Long The month before last active energy [Tip] 10Wh R
013A-013B Long The month before last active energy [Peak] 10Wh R
013C-013D Long The month before last active energy [Flat] 10Wh R
013E-013F Long The month before last active energy [Valley] 10Wh R
0140-01FF -- -- -- --
0200 Int A phase voltage 0.1V R
0201 Int B phase voltage 0.1V R
0202 Int C phase voltage 0.1V R
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0203 Int AB line voltage 0.1V R


0204 Int BC line voltage 0.1V R
0205 Int CA line voltage 0.1V R
0206 Int A phase current 0.01A R
0207 Int B phase current 0.01A R
0208 Int C phase current 0.01A R
0209 Int A Phase active power 10W R
020A Int B Phase active power 10W R
020B Int C Phase active power 10W R
020C Int Total active power 10W R
020D Int A Active power 10var R
020E Int B Active power 10var R
020F Int C Active power 10var R
0210 Int Total reactive power 10var R
0211 Int A Phase view power 10VA R
0212 Int B Phase view power 10VA R
0213 Int C Phase view power 10VA R
0214 Int Total apparent power 10VA R
0215 Int A Phase power factor R
0216 Int B Phase power factor R
0217 Int C Phase power factor R
0218 Int Total power factor R
0219 Int frequency 0.01Hz R
021A-05FF -- -- -- --
0600 Int Maximum phase voltage 0.1V R
0601 Int Maximum line voltage 0.1V R
0602 Int Maximum current 0.01A R
0603 Int Maximum active power 10W R
0604 Int Maximum reactive power 10var R
0605 Int Maximum apparent power 10VA R
0606 Int Maximum active power requirement 10W R
0607 Int Maximum reactive power requirement 10var R
0608 Int Maximum apparent power requirement 10VA R
0609 Int Maximum phase voltage this month 0.1V R
060A Int Maximum line voltage this month 0.1V R
060B Int Maximum current this month 0.01A R
060C Int Maximum active power this month 10W R
060D Int Maximum reactive power this month 10var R
060E Int Maximum power available this month 10VA R
060F Int Maximum active power requirement this 10W R
month
0610 Int Maximum reactive power requirement this 10var R
month
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0611 Int Maximum power requirement this month 10VA R


0612 Int Current active power requirements 10W R
0613 Int Current reactive power requirements 10var R
0614 Int Current apparent power requirement 10VA R
0615 Int Average phase voltage 0.1V R
0616 Int Average line voltage 0.1V R
0617 Int Current average 0.01A R
0618 Int Average active power 10W R
0619 Int Average reactive power 10var R
061A Int Average apparent power 10VA R
0061B -- -- -- --
061C char Time recorded on power (high byte: times, low R
byte: years)
061D char Time recorded on power (high byte: month, R
low byte: day)
061E char Time recorded on power (high byte: time, low R
byte: fraction)
061F char Timing of programming records (high byte: R
number of times, low byte: year)
0620 char Time recorded by programming (high byte: R
month, low byte: day)
0621 char Timing of programming records (high byte: R
time, low byte: fraction)
0622 char Time of power clearing (high byte: times, low R
byte: years)
0623 char Time of power clearing (high byte: month, low R
byte: day)
0624 char Time for zeroing (high byte: time, low byte: R
minute)
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Set register:
Address form Data description Unit R/W
0801 Int High byte: Power pulse constant 0x00: 400imp/kWh R/W
0x01: 800imp/kWh
0x02:1600imp/kWh
High byte: loop display 0x01: Cycle display R/W
0802 Int !(0x01):Invalid cycle
Low byte: Power up display 0x00:U, 0x01:I
interface 0x02:F, 0x03:P R/W
0x04:Q, 0x05:S
0x06:PF, 0x07:E
0803 -- -- -- --
0804 Int High byte: Instrument address 1-247 R/W
Low byte: baud rate 0: 300bps
1: 600bps
2:1200bps
3:2400bps
4:4800bps
5:9600bps
0805 Int High byte: communication data 0:N,8,1 R/W
format 1:E,8,1
2:O,8,1
3:N,8,2
0806-0810 -- -- -- --
0811 Int Current change ratio R/W
0812-081F -- -- -- --
0820 Int Required items Default active reactive R
power apparent power
0821 Int Work mode required 0: Sliding block R/W
1: stationary block
0822 Int Demand slip time(t) 1~9999s R/W
0823 Int Demand cycle(T) 1~30t R/W
0824-0843 -- -- -- --
0844 Int First set of day rates #1 period
Fixed 00h:00min R/W
start time
8045 Int First set of day rates #2 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
8046 Int First set of day rates #3 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
8047 Int First set of day rates #4 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
8048 Int First set of day rates #5 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
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8049 Int First set of day rates #6 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
804A Int First set of day rates #7 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
804B Int First set of day rates #8 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
804C Int First set of day rates #9 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
804D Int First set of day rates #10 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
804E Int First set of day rates #11 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
084F Int First set of day rates #12 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0850 Int Second set of day rates #1 period Fixed 00h:00min R/W
start time
0851 Int Second set of day rates #2 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0852 Int Second set of daily rate tables #3 High byte :00-23:00h R/W
period start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0853 Int Second set of day rates #4 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0854 Int Second set of day rates #5 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0855 Int Second set of day rates #6 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0856 Int Second set of day rates #7 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0857 Int Second set of day rates #8 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0858 Int Second set of day rates #9 period High byte :00-23:00h R/W
start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
0859 Int Second set of day rates #10 High byte :00-23:00h R/W
period start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
085A Int Second set of day rates #11 High byte :00-23:00h R/W
period start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
085B Int Second set of day rates #12 High byte :00-23:00h R/W
period start time Low byte :00-59 minutes
085C Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
Schedule #1 and #2 rates for the
rate
first set of day rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
085D Int Schedule #3 #4 of the first set High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
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of day rates Low byte :#2 time period


rate
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
085E Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
Schedule #5,#6 of the first set of
rate
day rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
085F Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
Schedule #7 and #8 rates for the
rate
first set of day rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
0860 Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
First set of days rate table #9,#10 rate
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
0861 Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
First set of day rates #11#12 rate
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
0862 Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
Schedule #1 and #2 rates for the
rate
second set of daily rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
0863 Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
Schedule #3#4 of the second set
rate
of daily rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
0864 Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
Schedule #5#6 of the second set
rate
of daily rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
0865 Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
Schedule #7 and #8 rates for the
rate
second set of day rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
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0866 Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W


Low byte :#2 time period
Second set of daily rate
rate
statement #9,#10 period rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
0867 Int High Byte :#1 Time Rate R/W
Low byte :#2 time period
Second set of daily rate table
rate
#11,#12 period rates
0-tip ,1-peak,
2-Flat ,3-valley
0868 Int High byte: January-day rate R/W
table
Low byte: February-day rate
Monthly rates (Jan/Feb) table
0: First set of daily rates
1 : second set of daily
rates
0869 Int High byte: March day rate R/W
table
Low byte: April-day rate
Monthly rates (Mar/Apr) table
0: First set of daily rates
1 : second set of daily
rates
086A Int High byte: May Day rate R/W
table
Low byte: June-day rate
Monthly rates (May/Jun) table
0: First set of daily rates
1 : second set of daily
rates
086B Int High byte: July Day rate R/W
table
Low byte: daily August rate
Monthly rate (Jul/Aug) table
0: First set of daily rates
1 : second set of daily
rates
086C Int High byte: September-day R/W
rate table
Low byte: October-day rate
Monthly rates (Sep/ Oct)
table
0: First set of daily rates
1 : second set of daily
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rates
086D Int High byte: November Day R/W
rate table
Low byte: December day
Monthly rates (Nov/Dec) rate table
0: First set of daily rates
1 : second set of daily
rates
086E Int High byte :00-23:00h R/W
Energy record day
Low byte :00-59 minutes
2. DL/T 645 Communicating protocol
2.1 Transfer characteristic
The main-slave half-duplex communication mode and the establishment and
cancellation of communication links are controlled by the information frames sent by the main
station. Each frame has a frame starter, which is composed of seven parts: station address
domain, control code, data length, frame information longitudinal check code and frame
Terminator. Each part consists of a number of bytes.
Half dual port communication mode, baud rate: 1200bps;
Byte format: each byte contains 8-bit binary code, with a starting bit (0), an even check
bit and a stop bit (1). The transmission sequence as shown in figure 1.D0 is the lowest valid bit
of bytes and D 7 is the highest valid bit of bytes. Pass low first, then pass high.

0 D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 P 1
Transmission direction

start bit 8 bit data Parity check bit stop bit


Figure 1 byte transmission sequence
explain code
frame start 68H
A0
A1
A2
address field
A3
A4
A5

frame start 68
control code C
Data length domain L
data field DATA
check code CS
tailed 16H
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The frame format is shown below.

Address field A0-A5:2-bit BCD code per byte. The low address is before and the high address
is after. When the address is 99 99 99 99 99 H, it is the broadcast address.

The communication address uses the table number, and at least 2 bits or more of the low
table number bit can be entered to communicate. Less input can be easily operated.

Control code C: the format of the control code.

D7=0:The command frame sent by the master station.


D7=1:A response frame sent from the station.
D6=0:Answer correctly from the station.
D6=1:slave response to abnormal information.
D5=0:No post-read data frame.
D4~D0:Request and answer function code.
00001:read data
00100:Write data
01000:broadcast school
01111:Modify the password
Data length L: the number of bytes in the data field, hexadecimal number.
The data field data: the data field includes data identification and data whose
structure changes with the function of the control code. At the time of transmission, the
sender adds the 33H process according to the byte, and the receiver performs the 33H
process according to the byte.
The sum of the modulo 256 of all the bytes prior to the start of the frame start to
the check code, i. e., the binary arithmetic sum of the bytes, and the overflow value of not
more than 256.
The end of the frame information is indicated by the end of the frame information
16h.
Preamble byte:Before sending frame information, send 1-4 FEHs to wake up the
receiver.
Transmission order: All data items should be first transferred to lower byte and then
high byte.
Transmission response:each communication is started by the master station sending
a request command frame to the slave station selected according to the address field of the
information frame, and the requested slave station responds according to the requirements
of the control code in the command frame.
The response delay Td:20ms ≤ Td ≤ 500ms after receiving the command frame,
Pause time between bytes Tb: Tb ≤ 500ms
Error control: the byte check is even, the frame check is longitudinal information
checksum, the receiver abandons the information frame regardless of the parity error or
longitudinal information checksum error, and does not respond.
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2.2 Application description


Read data:
Master station request frame
function request read data

Control code C =01H.

Data length L = 02H

Frame format:

Function from station to normal response


Control code C = 81H
Data length L ≤ 02H m (data length)
data frame format

Slave station anomaly response frame


The function receives an illegal data request or no such data from the station
Control code C = C1H
Frame format:

Write data:
Write data request frame
The functional master station requests setting data (or programming) from the slave station
Control code C = 04H
Data length L ≤ 02H m (data length) password 4 bytes
Frame format:
68 04
68H A0 .. A5 L DI0 DI1 PAn P0N P1N P2N N1 。。 Nm CS 16H
H H

From the station normal response frame.


the function informs the master station of the result of the execution of the request command
Control code C = 84H
Data length L = 00H

68H A0 。。。 A5 68H 84H 00H CS 16H


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Frame format:
slave station anomaly response frame
Control code C=C4H
Data length L = 01H
Frame format:
68H A0 。。。 A5 68H C4H 01H ERR CS 16H

broadcast school
Functions Synchronize slave and master station time.
Control code C = 08H
Data length L = 06H
Data field YYMMDDhhhmss
Frame format:
68H 99H … 99H 68H 08H 06H ss mm hh DD MM YY CS 16H
Note:
1. No response is required when broadcasting school.
2. Broadcasting schools are not allowed to be implemented within the range of 23 / 50 / 10.
3.School hours can only be allowed once a day, with a range of 30 seconds per minute. The
maximum allowable error in broadcasting school is ±20 minutes.

To modify the password:


Write password request frame
The function changes the current password from the station
Control code C = 0 FH
Data length L = 08H
Data domain PA 0 P 00 P 10 P 20 PAN P 0 NP 1 NP 2 N.
Frame format:
68H A0 … A5 68H 0FH 08H PA0 P00 P10 P20 PAN P0N P1N P2N CS 16H
P00P10P20 is the password of the new password or higher permission. PA0 represents the
password permission: P0NP1NP2N is the new password or the password to be set, PAN is the
permission of the new password. PA0, the value range of PAN is 0 to 9, 0 is the higher the
permission, the lower the numerical permission.

Radio frozen electricity


Function: freeze the power immediately after receiving the command from the station.
Control code: C = 05H
Data length: l ≤ 02H
Frame format:
68H 99H … 99H 68H 05H 02H CS 16H
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2.3 DL/T 645-1997 Communication Protocol.


2.3.1 Electrical energy data
Identific Data format lengt unit Rea write Data item name
ation h d
code
9010 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Positive active electric energy
[total]
9011 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Forward active power [tip]
9012 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Positive active energy[peak]
9013 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Positive active power [flat]
9014 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Positive active energy[valley]
901F 20 kWh * Forward active power packet
9020 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Reverse active power
9110 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvarh * Forward reactive power
9120 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvarh * reverse reactive energy
9130 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvarh * first-quadrant reactive power
9140 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvarh * fourth-quadrant reactive
power
9150 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvarh * Second quadrant reactive
power
9160 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvarh * third quadrant reactive
power
9410 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [total] last
month
9411 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [tip] last
month
9412 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * last month active
energy[peak]
9413 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [flat] last
month
9414 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * last month active electric
energy[valley]
941F 20 kWh * last month active power data
packet
9810 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [total] last
month
9811 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * The last month was active
[sharp].
9812 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * last month active
energy[peak]
9813 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Last month active
energy[Ping]
9814 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [valley] last
month
981F 20 kWh * Active power packet last
month
9FFF 88 kWh * All of the above power
packets
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2.3.2 variable data


Identific data format leng unit rea writ Data item name
ation th d e
code
B611 XXXX 2 V * A phase voltage
B612 XXXX 2 V * B phase voltage
B613 XXXX 2 V * C phase voltage
B61F 6 V * Phase Voltage Data Pack
B691 XXXX 2 V * AB line voltage
B692 XXXX 2 V * BC line voltage
B693 XXXX 2 V * CA line voltage
B69F 6 V * Line voltage data packet
B621 XX.XX 2 A * A phase current
B622 XX.XX 2 A * B phase current
B623 XX.XX 2 A * C phase current
B62F 6 A * Current Data Pack
B630 XX.XXXX 3 kW * Total active power
B631 XX.XXXX 3 kW * A Phase active power
B632 XX.XXXX 3 kW * B Phase active power
B633 XX.XXXX 3 kW * C Phase active power
B63F 12 kW * Active power data packet
B640 XX.XX 2 kvar * Total reactive power
B641 XX.XX 2 kvar * A Active power
B642 XX.XX 2 kvar * B Active power
B643 XX.XX 2 kvar * C Active power
B64F 8 kvar * Reactive Power Data Pack
B650 X.XXX 2 0.00 * Total power factor
1
B651 X.XXX 2 0.00 * A Phase power factor
1
B652 X.XXX 2 0.00 * B Phase power factor
1
B653 X.XXX 2 0.00 * C Phase power factor
1
B65F 8 0.00 * Power factor data packet
1
B660 XX.XX 2 kVA * Total apparent power
B661 XX.XX 2 kVA * A apparent power
B662 XX.XX 2 kVA * B apparent power
B663 XX.XX 2 kVA * C apparent power
B66F 8 kVA * Visual power packets
B680 XX.XX 2 Hz * frequency
B6FF - 56 - * Instantaneous Electricity Data Pack
19

2.3.3 parametric data


Identificat data format length unit read write Data item name
ion code
C010 YYMMDDW 4 Year, * * Date and This identity
W month, week code is invalid
day, when there is
week no duplicate
C011 hhmmss 3 Time * * time rate function
and
second
C117 DDhh 2 daytim * * Automatic
e meter reading
date
C023 XX 1 * Power meter operation status
word 2 (see note)
C030 NNNNNN 3 imp/k * * active pulse constant
Wh
C031 NNNNNN 3 imp/kv * * reactive pulse constant
arh
C032 NNNNNNN 6 * * Table No. (Table No. data is less
NNNNN than 247)
C331 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 1 (start The data
vision time default is encoding is not
rate 00:00) valid when
C332 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 2 there is no
vision complex rate
rate function.
C333 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 3
vision
rate
C334 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 4
vision
rate
C335 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 5
vision
rate
C336 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Time 6
vision
rate
C337 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 7
vision
rate
C338 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 8
vision
rate
C339 hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 9
vision
rate
C33A hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 10
vision
rate
C33B hhmmNN 3 time-di * * 11th Session
vision
rate
C33C hhmmNN 3 time-di * * Period 12
vision
20

rate
Note:
The address of the device and the communication rate shall be changed, and the communication
protocol of the multi-function electric energy meter shall be in accordance with the DL/ T645-1997
<multifunction electric energy meter communication protocol.
When you change the communication parameters,1 Byte (right) + 3 Byte (password) is required to
place the identification code. The default permissions and passwords are:00000000.
3 meter running status word 2 [C023] (1: reverse, 0: forward)
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
total -- -- -- Total -- -- --
reactive active
direction power
direction

2.4 DL/T 645-2007 communicating protocol


2.4.1 electric energy data
Identific data format length unit rea write Data item name
ation d
code
000100 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Positive active electric
00 energy [total]
000101 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Forward active power [tip]
00
000102 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Positive active energy[peak]
00
000103 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Positive active power [flat]
00
000104 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Positive active
00 energy[valley]
0001FF 20 kWh * Forward active power
00 packet
000200 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Reverse active power
00
000300 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvar * Forward reactive power
00 h
000400 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvar * reverse reactive energy
00 h
000500 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvar * first-quadrant reactive
00 h power
000600 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvar * Second quadrant reactive
00 h power
000700 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvar * third quadrant reactive
00 h power
000800 XXXXXX.XX 4 kvar * fourth-quadrant reactive
00 h power
000100 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [total] last
01 month
000101 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [tip] last
01 month
000102 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * last month active
01 energy[peak]
000103 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [flat] last
01 month
000104 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * last month active electric
21

01 energy[valley]
0001FF 20 kWh * last month active power
01 data packet
000100 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [total] last
02 month
000101 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * The last month was active
02 [sharp].
000102 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * last month active
02 energy[peak]
000103 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Last month active
02 energy[Ping]
000104 XXXXXX.XX 4 kWh * Active electricity [valley]
02 last month
0001FF 20 kWh * Active power packet last
02 month

2.4.2 Variables data


Identific data format leng unit re write Data item name
ation th a
code d
020101 XXX.X 2 V * A phase voltage
00
020102 XXX.X 2 V * B phase voltage
00
020103 XXX.X 2 V * C phase voltage
00
0201ff0 6 V * Phase Voltage Data Pack
0
020c01 XXXX 2 V * AB line voltage
00
020c02 XXXX 2 V * BC line voltage
00
020c03 XXXX 2 V * CA line voltage
00
020cff0 6 V * Line voltage data packet
0
020201 XXX.XXX 3 A * A phase current
00
020202 XXX.XXX 3 A * B phase current
00
020203 XXX.XXX 3 A * C phase current
00
0202ff0 9 A * Current Data Pack
0
020300 XX.XXXX 3 kW * Total active power
00
020301 XX.XXXX 3 kW * A Phase active power
00
020302 XX.XXXX 3 kW * B Phase active power
00
020303 XX.XXXX 3 kW * C Phase active power
00
0203ff0 12 kW * Active power data packet
0
22

020400 XX.XXXX 3 kvar * Total reactive power


00
020401 XX.XXXX 3 kvar * A Active power
00
020402 XX.XXXX 3 kvar * B Active power
00
020403 XX.XXXX 3 kvar * C Active power
00
0204ff0 12 kvar * Reactive Power Data Pack
0
020600 X.XXX 2 0.001 * Total power factor
00
020601 X.XXX 2 0.001 * A Phase power factor
00
020602 X.XXX 2 0.001 * B Phase power factor
00
020603 X.XXX 2 0.001 * C Phase power factor
00
0206ff0 8 0.001 * Power factor data packet
0
020500 XX.XXXX 3 kVA * Total apparent power
00
020501 XX.XXXX 3 kVA * A Phase view power
00
020502 XX.XXXX 3 kVA * B Phase view power
00
020503 XX.XXXX 3 kVA * C Phase view power
00
0205ff0 12 kVA * Visual power packets
0
028000 XX.XX 2 Hz * frequency
02
2.4.3 Total harmonic distortion data
Identific data format leng unit re writ Data item name
ation th a e
code d
020801 XX.XX 2 0.01 * A phase voltage THD
00 %
020802 XX.XX 2 0.01 * B phase voltage THD
00 %
020803 XX.XX 2 0.01 * C phase voltage THD
00 %
0208ff0 6 0.01 * 3 phase voltage THD data packet
0 %
020901 XX.XX 2 0.01 * A phase current THD
00 %
020902 XX.XX 2 0.01 * B phase current THD
00 %
020903 XX.XX 2 0.01 * C phase current THD
00 %
0209ff0 6 0.01 * 3 phase current THD data packet
0 %
23

2.4.4 Demand data


Identific data leng unit re wri Data item name
ation format th a te
code d
XXX.X 2 0.1V * Maximum phase voltage this month
XXX.X 2 0.1V * Maximum line voltage this month
XXX.XXX 3 1mA * Maximum current this month
XX.XXXX 3 1kW * Maximum active power this month
XX.XXXX 3 1kvar * Maximum reactive power this month
XX.XXXX 3 1kVA * Maximum power available this month
XX.XXXX 3 1kW * Maximum active demand this month
XX.XXXX 3 1kvar * Maximum reactive power requirement this
month
XX.XXXX 3 1kVA * Maximum demand this month
0101ff0 25 Maximum and maximum demand packets
0 for the month
XXX.X 2 0.1V * Maximum phase voltage
XXX.X 2 0.1V * Maximum line voltage
XXX.XXX 3 1mA * Maximum current
XX.XXXX 3 1kW * Maximum active power
XX.XXXX 3 1kvar * Maximum reactive power
XX.XXXX 3 1kVA * Maximum apparent power
XX.XXXX 3 1kW * Maximum active demand
XX.XXXX 3 1kvar * Maximum reactive power requirement
XX.XXXX 3 1kVA * Maximum view demand
0101ff0 25 Maximum and maximum requirement
1 packets
2.4.5 parametric data
characteristic data length unit re write Data item name
encoded format a
d
04000101 YYMMD 4 Year, month, * * Date and week This identity code is
DWW day, week invalid when there is
04000102 hhmmss 3 Time and * * time no duplicate rate
second function
04000B01 DDhh 2 daytime * * Automatic meter
reading date
04000502 XXXX 2 * Power meter operation status word 2 (see
note)
04000409 XXXXXX 3 imp/kWh * active pulse constant
0400040a XXXXXX 3 imp/kvarh * reactive pulse constant
04000401 NNNNN 6 * * Communication address (data less than 247)
NNNNN
NN
04010001 hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 1 (start The data encoding is
(up to 36 bytes in N rate time default is not valid when there is
length) 00:00) no complex rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 2 function.
N rate
24

hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 3


N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 4
N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 5
N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 6
N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 7
N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 8
N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 9
N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 10
N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 11
N rate
hhmmN 3 time-division * * Period 12
N rate

Note:
The communication address shall be written and the communication protocol of the multi-function
electric energy meter shall be in accordance with the DL/ T645-2007 <multifunction electric energy
meter communication protocol.
When you change the communication parameters, a 4 Byte (password) + 4 Byte (operator code) is
required to place the identification code. The default password and operator code are:
01010102020202.
3 meter running status word 2 [04000502] (1: reverse, 0: forward)
Bit15 Bit14 Bit13 Bit12 Bit11 Bit10 Bit9 Bit8
leave out leave leave out leave out leave out leave out leave out leave out
out
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
reactive leave out leave out leave out active leave out leave out leave out
direction direction

The information in this document is subject to changes without any further notice.

MEIER Energy SARL


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