Logger Script Standard; 10.3.2.1.1 Binary Data Format For Data Set; Table 48: Data Format For Logger Script Fw 2.20 (Standard) - WAGO 761-114 Manual

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10.3.2.1

Logger Script Standard

In the standard format, 10 logger entries are transmitted in a packet. Each entry
consists of a compressed data set of 14 binary bytes, which are attached to the
hexadecimal character string of the variable. This way, two characters are
transmitted per byte.

Table 48: Data format for logger script FW 2.20 (standard)

Index Variable
0 ID
1 PA
2 TI
3 LO

10.3.2.1.1 Binary Data Format for Data Set

Byte: 0
(Bit 76543210765432107654321076543210765432107654321076543210)
Cont.: PNNNNNNNSJJJJJMMMMDDDDDhhhhhmmmmmmssssssDIN.....AIN1....
Byte: 7
(Bit 76543210765432107654321076543210765432107654321076543210)
Cont.: AIN2....AIN3....AIN4....AIN5....AIN6....AIN7....AIN8....
P:
NNNNNNN: Event number
S:
YYYY: Year
DDDDD:
MMMM:
hhhhh:
mmmmmm: Minute
ssssss: Second
DIN.....: Digital inputs
AINx....:
Alarm marker for the multiplex function
When the multiplex function is used, the alarm markers for D1 to D4 are all '1' for
a multiplex alarm.
Reception must be acknowledged with "Values stored" (refer to HTTP Response).
The data sets must be decompressed at the Web portal.
The data sets with the bits set P=1 or S=1 are invalid and must be deleted.
The data sets at the Web portal must be sorted by date/time.
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Contents
Identity
Parameter
Date, time
Logger data sets
1 2
8 9
Pointer for the next data set to be saved
Data set already sent
Day
Month
Hour
Analog input channel x (x = 1 ... 8)
Format
Identity[8];Serial number[5]
Cycle time[4];Provider[5];Alarm counter[2]
YY/MM/DD,hh:mm:ss;
Log[280]
3 4 5
10 11
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