Complete Guide to Modbus RTU Register Address Mapping for the Acrel DTSD1352 Three-Phase Multi-Function Energy Meter

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1. Overview

The Acrel DTSD1352 three-phase multi-function energy meter supports Modbus RTU communication. Based on the official Acrel technical manual, this article describes the Modbus register address mapping of the DTSD1352 in detail.

2. Modbus Communication Parameters

ParameterDefault ValueDescription
Baud rate9600 bpsConfigurable from 1200 to 115200
Data bits8 bits-
ParityEven parityCan be set to no parity
Stop bits1 bit-
Slave address1Configurable from 1 to 247

3. DTSD1352 Modbus Register Mapping Table

3.1 Electrical Parameter Measurement Registers

Modbus AddressParameter NameUnitDescription
0x0000Phase A voltageV32-bit floating point
0x0002Phase B voltageV32-bit floating point
0x0004Phase C voltageV32-bit floating point
0x0006Phase A currentA32-bit floating point
0x0008Phase B currentA32-bit floating point
0x000APhase C currentA32-bit floating point
0x000CActive powerkW32-bit floating point
0x000EReactive powerkvar32-bit floating point
0x0010Power factor-32-bit floating point
0x0012FrequencyHz32-bit floating point

3.2 Energy Registers

Modbus AddressParameter NameUnit
0x0100Forward active energykWh
0x0102Reverse active energykWh
0x0104Forward reactive energykvarh
0x0106Reverse reactive energykvarh

4. Data Format Description

  • All measured values are 32-bit floating-point numbers (IEEE 754)
  • Each data item occupies 2 registers (4 bytes)
  • Byte order: Big-Endian
  • Word order: high word first, low word second

5. FAQ and Troubleshooting

  • Check whether the communication parameters match those of the meter
  • Confirm that the slave address is set correctly
  • Pay attention to the byte order and word order of the 32-bit floating-point numbers
  • The units of voltage and current are V and A, not mV and mA

6. Summary

Core registers for Acrel DTSD1352 meter Modbus communication:

  • 0x0000 → Phase A voltage
  • 0x0006 → Phase A current
  • 0x000C → Active power
  • 0x0010 → Power factor
  • 0x0100 → Forward active energy
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