I’am working on a project, the main target is communicating with 5 energy meters alpha a1800. on ethernet TCP/IP using the serial ethernet converter ( EDW-100).
There are two scenarios for this :
*i can use the converter as a modbus gateway and read values via metercat (modbus tcp/ip).
*i can use GXDLMSDirector to read meters data via ethernet
i would like to contact someone who has worked on elster a1800 communication.
I am trying to communicate with a DLMS compatible meter that uses HLS-5 protection (equivalent in GuruX library to DLMS_AUTHENTICATION_HIGH_GMAC) over GPRS. I'm using the C++ version of the GuruX library. When calling the AARQRequest() function to generate an AARQ frame, the entire application crashes when calling the EncryptBlock function from the GXCipher class, specifically at line 562 for this piece of code "r0 ^= Shift(AES[block->c3 >> 24], 8);".
Hello Gurux.
I need to connect to a SamGas GPRS meter, and i think i need some expert's help.
The meter is GPRS-type. When it establishes a TCP/IP connection, i accept it at my server, open another listening socket, and pipe them together, so that i can use DLMS Director for further communication.
(I tested this scheme on gurux server example and it works fine)
Meter's companion documentation declares that Public Client (0x10) is restricted to local optical port only. So i guess I have no ability to connect to it. (I will try though, with little hope)
Hi, I'm wondering if I can read this particular meter(Landys gyr e650) using only IEC62056-21 protocol mechanisms. I have my meter connected to the serial port via rs232 interface and what I'm trying to do is to get identification message after sending the standard IEC request, that is: "/?!\r\n" but I wasn't able to get any response whatsoever yet. I wanted to ask if anyone tried to do that and can tell me what port configuration should I use(baudrate, bits etc) or if this is even possible.
I am trying to connect to a meter (which is in server mode, as I understand it should be) using DMLS director. And whatever I try, I keep getting rejected.