Using write function

[yuvalfro]

Hi,
I'm trying to use the "write" function in SunSpecModbusClientDeviceTCP.
I am having a tough time to understand what is the format of the 'data' parameter in the function.
From the comment in the function:
Parameters:

        addr :
            Starting Modbus address.

        count :
            Byte string containing register contents.

This is what I tried to do:

 d = client.SunSpecModbusClientDeviceTCP(slave_id=1, ipaddr=ip, ipport=port) 

 try:

    d.scan()
    
except Exception as e:

    print("Exception occured during Sunspec scan: ", e)
    
lst = [1,1]

byte_obj = bytes(lst)

d.write(d.DERCtlAC[0].model_addr+d.DERCtlAC[0].PFWInjEna.offset,byte_obj)

What is wrong in my code?
Thanks!

[GZPERRA]

First of all make sure that your model DERCtlAC (DER AC controls model, id=704) is available on your target device.
You can check that by printing the models dictionary print(d.models) and looking for two keys: 704 (model ID) and DERCtlAC (model name).

• If you didn't find any of those keys, then your device doesn't have this model.

• If you found the ID (704) but not the name, then you forgot to include the model definition file: model_704.json. Copy its content and put it here: sunspec2/models/json/model_704.json.

Now to change your value, it's recommended to do it this way (using the class Point):

# Enabling power factor when injecting active power.
d.DERCtlAC[0].PFWInjEna.value = 1 # The value has changed in the object
d.DERCtlAC[0].PFWInjEna.write() # The value has changed in the device

Hope it helps, although I'm late :/.

[shelcrow]

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